A-B Girls

Panorama League

St. George’s 77, Northwest Christian 36 The second-ranked Dragons (6-0, 11-1) broke a first-place tie with a rout at NWC. They led 42-15 at halftime and got 31 points and eight rebounds from Chrissy Peterson.

Cara Longinotti added 16 for St. George’s and Dawn Trowbridge 14, while Jenni Wright had 18 points and eight rebounds for Northwest Christian (5-1, 7-4).

St.George’s 21 21 23 12 - 77 NWC 6 9 9 12 - 36

ST. GEORGE’S Mann 0, Davis 2, E.DeNiro 0, Sadler 2, K.DeNiro 0, Appling 2, Innes 4, Trowbridge 14, Arthur 2, Routh-Corker 0, Swift 0, Harvill 2, Longinotti 16, Peterson 31, Boutz 2.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Kennet 0, Simmons 8, K.Smith 0, Greenup 3, E.Smith 0, Estes 0, Henry 4, Montague 0, Walker 0, Wright 18, Huston 3, Storro 0.

Columbia 58, Republic 40 Columbia’s Tanna Skidmore scored 26 points, including 11 fourth-quarter free throws, and five Republic players fouled out, leaving the Tigers (1-6, 1-10) with only four on the floor at the finish.

The Lions (5-2, 7-4) led only 33-28 after three periods before a 25-point fourth-period explosion.

Columbia 12 11 10 25 - 58 Republic 5 15 8 12 - 40

COLUMBIA T.Skidmore 26, Schrack 0,Schwartz 0, Brisbois 14, Dale 6, Dashiell 9, Hofstetter 3.

REPUBLIC Dinkins 0, Stonehocker 0, Young 0, Prine 6, Pritchett 0, Davis 0, Thompson-Edgel 12, Pfaffle 10, Friend 12, Lewis 0.

Wellpinit 60, Curlew 33 The Redskins (4-2, 6-5) led by only one point at halftime, but Curlew (1-4, 1-8) made most of its 37 turnovers after intermission and the Cougars were outscored 39-13 in the final two quarters.

Curlew 9 11 9 4 - 33 Wellpinit 8 13 24 15 - 60

CURLEW Peterson 0, Taylor 2, Kaatz 15, Thiele 6, Beck 1, Somday 0, Hall 3, Meyer 5, Tresham 1, Paul 0, Bonwell 0.

WELLPINIT Stearns 2, Schmidt 3, Lynn 4, A.Abrahamson 0, Tonasket 6, Peone 14, Hill 0, Allen 10, B.Abrahamson 18, Ost 0, Wynecoop 0, Payne 3, Miller 0, Samuels 0.

Selkirk 60, Springdale 46 Selkirk’s press hounded the Chargers (3-3, 3-7) into second- and third-period turnovers, and the Rangers won handily at home.

Amber Pichette scored 15 points and Tasha Dickinson 11 for Selkirk (3-3, 7-5). Hillary Dixon led Springdale with 11 and Cindy Cates and Roni Peone each scored 10.

Springdale 8 11 14 13 - 46 Selkirk 9 18 20 13 - 60

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 1, Peone 10, Diedrich 2, K.Bade 0, C.Cates 10, Africa 5, Dixon 11, Thompson 4, Kiele 0, S.Cates 3.

SELKIRK P.Dickinson 10, T.Dickinson 11, Sharp 0, Smith 4, Grass 0, Pichette 15, Koontz 4, Porter 8, Carlson 8.

Bi-County League

Davenport 63, Liberty 43 Jennifer Stinson scored 32 points, most of them in the middle two periods, as the Gorillas (6-0, 12-1) remained unbeaten in the East Division.

Stinson was 1 for 7 from the field in the first period and scoreless in the fourth, but she had 15 rebounds and scoring support from Andee Marriott, who had 14 points. Sheri Dehn scored 17 points to lead Liberty (4-3, 6-7).

Liberty 3 18 13 9 - 43 Davenport 12 17 21 13 - 63

LIBERTY Cornwall 2, Cory 3, Bariether 0, Polione 0, Farka 7, Matthew 2, Engle 2, Bothman 0, Dehn 17, Torguson 10.

DAVENPORT Becker 0, J.Emery 2, A.Marriott 14, Schreck 2, Warwick 0, C.Emery 10, Jacobsen 1, Stinson 32, Mikelson 2.

Ritzville 50, Lind 25 The losing Bulldogs (1-6, 4-9) scored only six first-half points, trailing 24-6 at the break, and shot only 17 percent from the field.

Chelle Coleman led the Broncos (5-2, 9-5) with 13 points, including seven in the first period.

Ritzville 19 5 11 15 - 50 Lind 0 6 10 9 - 25

RITZVILLE J.Hille 5, Coleman 13, Mitma 0, Kirkendall 7, Teske 2, Wellsandt 4, Galbreath 5, Russel 7, E.Hille 1, Mock 2, Manke 4, Moeller 0.

LIND Kulm 4, Sheckells 4, Baker 0, Mackey 0, Thompson 3, Rott 1, Bittick 0, Willis 0, Fode 6, Horpedahl 7.

Reardan 80, SpragueHarrington 26 A 30-point second period sent the Indians (5-2, 9-4) on their way to a 43-10 halftime lead against the Falcons (0-6, 1-11).

Lisa Bocook and Brenda Rohner scored 15 points each for the Indians, Janelle Krupke added 10 and Katie Supinger pulled down 12 rebounds. Missy Morton scored 9 points to Sprague-Harrington.

Spr.-Har. 4 6 6 10 - 26 Reardan 13 30 19 18 - 80

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 0, Morton 9, Larmer 7, Hampton 4, Putney 0, Engles 4, Kissler 2, Walters 0, Bettes 0.

REARDAN Bocook 15, Humphrey 8, Echelbarger 0, Holwegner 8, Lovelady 2, Titchenal 9, Guhlke 4, Rohner 15, Soliday 0, Jernstrom 0, Krupke 10, Supinger 5, Turner 4.

ACH 72, Odessa 35 The Warriors (4-2, 8-4) blasted the Tigers with a 44-point second half after leading by a dozen at halftime.

Mandy Hennigh led ACH with 21 points and Tanya Durrant had 10, while Kori Walter scored 19 to lead Odessa (0-6, 1-8), which scored only four points in the third quarter.

ACH 10 18 21 23 - 72 Odessa 8 8 4 15 - 35

ALMIRA COULEE-HARTLINE Horter 5, Hennigh 21, Rock 6, Thiry 5, Roberts 2, Peterson 8, Hunsaker 4, White 6, Durrant 10, Malone 5, Dormaier 0.

ODESSA N.Melcher 4, Hardung 0, Dart 0, Walter 19, D.Schorzman 2, Smith 2, L.Schorzman 4, Ramm 0, D.Melcher 0, Watters 2, Schmierer 2, Shaw 0, J.Melcher 0.

Whitman County

Tekoa-Oakesdale 76, Colton 68 The Nighthawks (2-1, 10-3) tied the game with one second left in regulation, then handed Colton (2-1, 8-2) its first league loss with an impressive overtime performance.

Both teams shot over 50 percent from the field, and TekoaOakesdale made four of six 3-pointers. Brandi Peringer led four Nighthawks in double figures with 17 points, including three 3-pointers.Emma Giden led the Wildcats with 18 points, Sara Merk scored 17 and Hillary Merk 16.

T-Oakesdale 19 16 12 14 15 - 76 Colton 18 14 16 13 7 - 68

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 16, Palmer 8, Hay 9, Peringer 17, French 10, Brandt 14, Wagner 2, Brown 0.

COLTON Buck 0, Wallace 11, Egland 0, S.Merk 17, Dudley 4, Meyer 0, Reisenauer 0, H.Merk 16, Giden 18, Arnhold 2.

LaCrosse-Washtucna 57, Rosalia 42 Kelli Bruce scored all 16 of her points in the second half to lead the Tigercats (1-2, 5-8) to a comeback win at Rosalia (0-3, 7-5).

LaCrosse-Washtucna trailed by five points after one period, but the Cats eventually outscored Rosalia by 14 points at the foul line, where the Spartans hit only 1 of 2. Stacie Baumann also had 16 points for the Tigercats and Beth Scheele scored 10 for Rosalia.

Lac-Wash. 10 13 17 17 - 57 Rosalia 15 12 9 6 - 42

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Daniel 10, Honn 6, Evans 0, Bay 3, Bruce 16, Smith 4, Baumann 16, Bryan 2.

ROSALIA Nelson 7, A.Henning 0, Witte 9, Scheele 10, Bodey 0, L.L.Henning 8, McLaughlin 2, Bernard 6.

Northeast A

Kettle Falls 37, Deer Park 36 Lisa Matter scored 10 fourthperiod points as the Bulldogs (3-5, 4-8) stormed from behind, outscoring Deer Park (2-6, 3-8) 17-5.

Matter scored 22 points for the Bulldogs and Jaidean Watson had 11 to lead the Stags.

Kettle Falls 2 9 9 17 - 37 Deer Park 9 10 12 5 - 36

KETTLE FALLS Marco 6, Fredrickson 0, Weathers 0, Richardson 2, Keenan 1, Burstein 4, L.Matter 22, A.Matter 0, Lathrop 2.

DEER PARK Michaels 2, Darrow 2, Watson 11, Axel 2, Stromberger 2, Nedved 3, Stone 6, Sims 1, Gest 5, Baker 2, O’Brien 0.

Riverside 49, Chewelah 46 The Rams (7-1, 10-2) held onto second place with a tough road victory, scoring the first three baskets of the second half to open up a one-point halftime lead.

Chewelah (4-3, 5-4) missed three layins and a 3-pointer in the last two minutes. Bernice Stime had 11 points and Alana Carlander 10 to lead a balanced Riverside offense, while Hayden Kristianson had 13 points and 6 assists for Chewelah.

Riverside 8 19 13 9 - 49 Chewelah 13 13 10 10 - 46

RIVERSIDE Carlander 10, Snyder 9, Thompson 4, Day 6, Stime 11, Wood 2, Peterson 3, McMurphy 2, Nelson 2.

CHEWELAH Myers 1, King 5, Bauer 5, Perkins 4, Kristianson 13, Wood 4, Pickering 6, O’Neal 2, Naccarato 6.

Freeman 39, Medical Lake 29 Freeman’s full-court press helped force Medical Lake into 28 turnovers, and the Scotties (1-7, 1-11) earned their first victory of the season with a huge rebounding edge.

Freeman held the Cardinals (0-7, 1-8) to only one point in the first period, building an 8-1 lead, and pushed the margin to 15 after three periods.

Medical Lake 1 10 6 12 - 29 Freeman 8 11 13 7 - 39

MEDICAL LAKE Cathey 6, Davis 6, Duckett 0, Falson 0, Hodgson 0, Johnson 2, Kjelland 7, Musser 6, Walker 2.

FREEMAN Wilkerson 0, McCathern 9, Meenach 1, Hyndman 4, Coffey 0, Graham 0, Stark 11, Watkins 4, Smith 0, Boston 5, Brown 3.

Lakeside 59, Newport 38 Newport (4-4, 7-5) made 31 turnovers and trailed by 19 points at halftime. Stephanie Guenther scored 13 points for Lakeside (6-2, 9-3) and Chris Stegel led Newport with 9.

Lakeside 12 21 17 9 - 59 Newport 9 9 9 11 - 38

LAKESIDE Waddell 6, B. Rowse 2, B. Jolley 6, Eastwood 6, Hatch 1, K. Rowse 12, Traber 4, L. Jolley 6, Schumacher 3, Guenther 13.

NEWPORT McGuire 0, H. Almond 3, Casey 0, Powers 2, Schulz 5, M. Almond 1, Stegel 9, Sherman 0, Frandrup 4, Vallieres 6, Carrara 8.