Reardan Pulls Away

Prep boys

Until the third quarter Saturday, the Reardan-Liberty matchup for Bi-County League East Division superiority appeared competitive.

Appearances were deceiving, because Reardan (5-0, 3-0) held the Lancers without a third-quarter field goal for a 63-45 win.

Travis Titchenal scored 15 of his 23 points in the first half for Reardan, which held Liberty (3-2, 2-1) to 25-percent shooting from the field.

Liberty’s Travis Greenwalt had 26 points and 12 rebounds.

Reardan 63, Liberty 45

Reardan 18 11 15 19 - 63

Liberty 9 13 2 21 - 45

REARDAN Jenkin 6, Soliday 7, Titchenal 23, Martin 0, Eastman 11, Graham 5, Kiger 11, Eller 0.

LIBERTY B.Cory 5, Engle 2, Horlacher 8, J.Holling 2, Johnson 0, Cooper 2, C.Holling 0, Tee 0, Greenwalt 26.

W-C 59, Chr.Heritage 58

The visiting Wildcats (4-4, 2-2) hit eight 3-pointers and made the winning basket as time ran out to beat the Patriots (2-5, 0-4) at Edwall.

Wilbur-Creston 23 0 13 23 - 59

Chr.Heritage 17 15 8 18 - 58

WILBUR-CRESTON Marchand 6, Leonard 11, Sapier 3, Villars 0, Tonasket 4, Bahr 4, Samuels 2, Kuchenbuch 9, Nelson 4, Katich 16, Desautel 0, Waters 0.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Newbill 12, Bell 19, B.Bishop 7, J.Bishop 13, Bogle 3, Colvin 2, Steed 2, A.Bell 0, Kirstein 0.

Ritzville 70, Odessa 44

Cousins John and Scott Galbreath combined for 20 third-quarter points and the West Division-leading Broncos (8-0, 4-0) beat the visiting Tigers (2-3, 2-2).

Odessa 12 9 12 11 - 44

Ritzville 17 15 26 12 - 70

ODESSA Kramer 8, Starkel 0, Hardung 0, Floch 5, Carlson Jr. 6, G.Schafer 6, Z.Schafer 1, Pitts 4, Grall 6, Praetorius 8, Walters 0.

RITZVILLE Arlt 9, Benzel 5, Duff 3, Boness 4, Marcus 3, DeVore 3, J.Galbreath 27, S.Galbreath 11, Russel 5, Taylor 0.

ACH 81, Lind 19

Kevin Evers had 12 rebounds and seven first-quarter field goals, and Jason Pierce added seven assists to guide the Warriors (4-1, 3-1) over the visiting Bulldogs (2-6, 1-3) at Hartline.

Lind 3 5 4 7 - 19

ACH 26 13 21 21 - 81

LIND Jo.Parkins 3, Williamson 0, Wills 2, Ja.Parkins 4, Dutton 6, Kulm 0, Sheckells 2, Sikorski 0, Thompson 2, Fichtenberg 0.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE R.Higginbotham 2, Pierce 8, Elder 2, Leander 7, Pate 11, A.Higginbotham 6, Emerson 6, Goodwin 11, Evers 20, Durrant 8.

V.Christian 44, S-H 38

The Panthers (5-2, 1-2) outlasted the visiting Falcons (2-5, 1-2) after neither team led by more than six points.

Sprague-Harr. 7 13 8 10 - 38

Valley Christian 7 10 15 12 - 44

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Pelissier 2, Timm 2, Morton 0, Wagner 2, Carroll 10, Henry 0, Countryman 18, Smith 0, Thompson 4.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Dahl 0, Schlafmann 0, Decker 0, Evans 3, Teterud 10, Spuler 8, Sears 15, Gass 0, Sandin 2, King 6.

Panorama League

Republic 67, Curlew 49

Mark Rickard’s 14 rebounds led a 58-29 edge as the Tigers (4-0, 3-0) slowed down the visiting Cougars (5-2, 2-1) to strengthen their hold on the North Division.

Curlew 4 11 16 18 - 49

Republic 18 17 11 21 - 67

CURLEW J.Miller 19, Bruckleir 5, Prazak 9, Nelson 1, Groth 5, G.Olsen 8, Cribby 0, E.Edwards 0, B.Miller 0, C.Edwards 2.

REPUBLIC Dinkins 2, Dav. Hanks 5, Baldwin 20, Dan Hanks 2, Glidden 0, Hadden 0, Rickard 19, Hargrave 0, Grimm 6, Kuchenmeister 9, Wilson 4.

Selkirk 75, Cusick 39

The visiting Rangers (5-0, 3-0) used a 15-2 run in the last 2 minutes of the first half to beat the Panthers (0-6, 0-3).

Selkirk 20 21 23 11 - 75

Cusick 10 13 8 8 - 39

SELKIRK Escalanti 3, Labay 3, Davis 1, Larson 14, Kinney 5, Farris 13, Gere 10, Huffine 11, Lopes 9, Pyeatt 6.

CUSICK Coppock 4, McCart 0, Reijonen 4, Waldman 4, Bridges 6, Chantry 2, J.Finley 2, Hamilton 17, Dimick 0, Cratty 0, R.Finley 0, Tinker 0.

St.George’s 62, S’dale 45

Franco Sadler and Tom DePonty combined for 14 rebounds and the Dragons (3-2, 2-1) beat the visiting Chargers (4-3, 2-1) by getting Ben Peterson in foul trouble.

Peterson, 6-foot-6, had averaged nearly 30 points in league games.

Springdale 5 8 12 20 - 45

St. George’s 14 24 12 12 - 62

SPRINGDALE B.Peterson 11, Brisbois 9, Lozano 2, Montgomery 2, Klemish 9, Farnsworth 2, Carlson 8, D.Peterson 2, Gardner 0.

ST. GEORGE’S D.Dhillon 4, J.Dhillon 4, DePonty 13, Blume 0, Sadler 9, Wang 0, Spencer 10, Kuney 18, Witherspoon 0, Helms 4, Thompson 0.

NWC 63, St. Michael’s 51

Jeremy Affeldt scored 20 and the Crusaders (2-3, 2-1) won by holding the visiting Warriors (0-5, 0-3) to 3-of-20 shooting in the first half.

St. Michael’s 2 16 11 22 - 51

NW Christian 19 13 21 10 - 63

ST. MICHAEL’S B.Argentino 2, N.Argentino 2, Baarstad 23, Lajoie 11, Lakin 2, South 2, Sandquist 9.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Thomas 5, Mortlock 2, Verduin 1, McCabe 0, Smith 11, Affeldt 20, A.Crouch 12, M.Crouch 4, Malott 8, Wolf 0, Goldman 0.

Nrthprt 51, Columbia 33

Aaron Day had six rebounds and Ben Carlson four assists to lead the Mustangs (2-3, 2-1) over the visiting Lions (0-4, 0-3).

Columbia 2 12 10 9 - 33

Northport 13 11 15 12 - 51

COLUMBIA McLean 4, Etue 8, Denison 4, Kastelic 2, Neidhart 7, Philpot 2, Carlson 0, Smith 6.

NORTHPORT Dufrense 4, Morrow 0, Carlson 10, Aaro.Day 17, Timmering 0, Godes 0, Aari.Day 0, Fredrickson 4, Reed 0, Bennetch 2, Ad.Day 14.

Non-league

L-W 67, Touchet 37

Clint Ledbetter and Casey Rouleau combined for 17 rebounds as the Tigercats (7-1) beat the Indians (4-2) at LaCrosse.

Touchet 7 13 12 5 - 37

LaCrosse-Wash. 15 19 14 19 - 67

TOUCHET Clarke 4, Ford 4, Nolan 12, Bussell 10, Carlisle 0, Renwick 0, Miller 0, Heady 3, Sheldon 0, Gosney 4.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Nealey 14, Colter 1, Schweiger 2, Ledbetter 19, Rouleau 13, Anderson 2, Henley 5, Whitman 9, Wigen 2, Blankenship 0.

Colton 58, Deary 41

Nick Bates scored 21 points and the visiting Wildcats (2-6) overcame 25-percent shooting to beat the Mustangs.

Colton 3 18 22 15 - 58

Deary 7 11 6 17 - 41

COLTON T.Truong 8, Bre.Keller 0, B.Truong 0, Weber 0, Busch 7, Druffle 7, Bri.Keller 0, Bates 21, Hopwood 5, Meyer 2, Stout 8.

DEARY, Idaho Perezchica 6, Whitcomb 9, Proctor 0, Lark 0, Main 0, Lengasher 5, Hansen 9, Jones 5, Femreite 4, Beurnette 3.

Waitsburg 67, Rosalia 58

The Cardinals (4-1) picked up the pace in the second half to beat the visiting Spartans (3-3).

Ben Scheele, who scored 32, did most of the damage for Rosalia, which led 27-20 at halftime.

Rosalia 17 10 8 23 - 58

Waitsburg 9 11 21 26 - 67

ROSALIA VanGrimbergen 1, Peterson 0, Slemp 3, Scheele 32, Schmidt 4, Bothman 5, Blank 12, Barton 1.

WAITSBURG Leid 8, Shollenberger 13, Riggs 9, Scott 12, Pearson 2, Harris 10, Ward 6, McCaw 3, Mohney 4.

Sandpoint at WV, ppd.

Road conditions forced postponement, until today, of the Bulldogs’ road game against the Eagles.

Deer Park Tournament

Clarkston 65, B.F. 61 (OT)

Brandon Cunningham scored 16 points to lead three Bantams in double figures as Clarkston (4-0) outlasted the Badgers (4-1) in a title game between unbeaten teams.

Clarkston 13 8 18 12 9 - 65

Bonners Ferry 16 13 12 10 4 - 60

CLARKSTON Nielson 0, Johnson 11, Cunningham 16, Legg 0, Stiffarm 2, Burns 9, Jelinek 13, Olson 8.

BONNERS FERRY Bahe 3, Meeker 14, Ross 13, Ashby 13, Hurst 2, Robertson 7, Staples 3.

Newport Tournament

Colville 80, St. Maries 38

Tim Sprangers had nine assists and Jimmy Day 11 rebounds as the Indians (3-2) beat the Lumberjacks (3-2) for the title.

St. Maries 6 8 9 15 - 38

Colville 18 19 12 31 - 80

ST. MARIES Eccles 10, Boyd 0, Craner 6, Mettler 0, Eberlin 2, Weinmann 11, Bifford 2, Brebner 3, Lanning 4.

COLVILLE Eslick 5, Anderson 2, Meinhold 8, Ortner 7, Bateman 5, True 4, Sprangers 12, Day 9, Bowland 14, Salina 14.

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