Medical Lake Overcomes East Valley, Avenges Home Loss
AA/A/B boys
Home-court advantage was of little help during this year’s Medical Lake-East Valley series.
Carlos Simmons scored 26 and Vince Moore made 6 of 7 field goals to lead visiting Medical Lake to a 73-60 non-league win over EV on Tuesday.
The Cardinals (6-4) held high-scoring Brad Wilson to two points and avenged a home loss to the Knights (2-7). EV’s James Spotted Horse had six rebounds.
Medical Lake 73, East Valley 60
Medical Lake 23 20 16 14 - 73
East Valley 6 17 19 18 - 60
MEDICAL LAKE Jackson 4, Bailey 7, Headlee 2, Huston 12, Simmons 26, Blum 2, Johnson 0, Moore 12, Campbell 8, Nichols 0, Bahr 0, Moore 0.
EAST VALLEY Johnson 6, LeGrant 6, Wilson 2, Snyder 10, Unser 0, Anderson 8, Freund 0, Sams 0, Hansen 12, Spotted Horse 18.
Moscow 75, Pullman 69
Jason Keep scored 10 third-quarter points and the Bears (8-2) made six late free throws to hold off the visiting Greyhounds (6-3).
Moscow shot 54 percent from the floor. Pullman’s Tim Wang scored 24, including a late 3-pointer to pull his team within three points.
Pullman 19 10 21 19 - 69
Moscow 20 10 22 23 - 75
PULLMAN Svingen 0, Berry 3, Wang 24, Donati 4, Wilde 14, Mirkovich 17, Marong 0, Watters 7.
MOSCOW Dudley 17, Strobel 7, Miller 15, Petersen 4, Lathen 4, Z.Johnson 12, G.Johnson 0, Keep 16.
ACH 69, Kittitas 54
Cameron Carstensen had seven assists and a crucial 3-pointer to stop a Coyotes comeback as the host and top-ranked Warriors (9-0) won at Hartline.
Aaron Murray had seven rebounds for ACH, which hit 9 of 11 free throws in the fourth quarter and 18 of 24 overall. Kelly Smith of Kittitas scored 20.
Kittitas 11 13 19 11 - 54
ACH 16 18 10 25 - 69
KITTITAS Rairdan 0, Flippins 2, Grindrod 8, Smith 20, Hill 10, Nash 6, Erickson 8.
ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Pierce 3, Murray 14, Elder 12, Carstensen 16, Neilsen 0, Goodwin 14, J.Evers 2, K.Evers 8.
Odessa 47, Rosalia 44 (OT)
Justin Starkel, Jayson Melcher and Jared Praetorius scored two apiece in overtime as the Tigers (5-7) overcame the visiting Spartans (8-4).
Rosalia’s Brian Maley forced overtime with a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Rosalia 3 15 13 10 3 - 44
Odessa 8 5 19 9 6 - 47
ROSALIA Bernard 0, Peterson 0, VanGrimbergen 0, Maley 16, Naught 2, Scheele 13, Goyke 6, Finley 5, Slemp 0, Blank 2.
ODESSA G.Schafer 0, Kramer 10, Starkel 2, Melcher 13, Floch 0, Carlson 7, Carroll 0, Z.Schafer 0, Hardung 0, Grall 3, Pitts 1, Praetorius 11.
Wahluke 82, Lind 42
The Warriors beat the visiting Bulldogs (1-10) at Mattawa. No details were reported.
Bendigo 72, Deer Park 56 The Australian visitors forced 28 turnovers in beating the Stags, who were led by the 10 rebounds apiece of Aaron Moran and Trevor Baker.
Bendigo 27 14 15 16 - 72
Deer Park 10 10 15 21 - 56
BENDIGO, Australia Moore 2, Kelly 4, Boundy 30, Burton 3, D.Cleeve 2, Cutting 2, A.Cleeve 4, Silbertsin 22, Rodda 3.
DEER PARK - Harris 2, Bryant 7, Weger 10, Stevens 2, Schmitz 13, Faulkner 1, Moran 12, Baker 9.
PANORAMA
St. George’s 56, Cusick 38
The South Division-leading Dragons (6-0, 8-2) used a 13-0 first-quarter run to subdue the host Panthers (0-6, 1-8).
Cusick closed the gap by installing a trapping defense and holding St. George’s to two fourth-quarter free throws.
St. George’s 16 14 24 2 - 56
Cusick 8 7 7 16 - 38
ST. GEORGE’S Tseng 8, Blume 0, Kennedy 4, Sadler 0, Kuney 0, Ala 13, Charbonneau 6, Laugen 10, Averett 11, Routh-Corker 3, DePonty 0, Col 1.
CUSICK Scott 10, Hamilton 0, Waldman 0, Meek 0, Chantry 4, J.Finley 0, Martin 6, Russell 12, S.Finley 4, Witherell 2.
NW Christian 46, Springdale 37
Andy Crouch had 10 rebounds and Zach Klaja made four late free throws as the Crusaders (5-1, 7-3) topped the visiting Chargers (2-4, 3-7).
NWC’s Josh McCormick added six assists.
Springdale 13 10 4 10 - 37
NW Christian 18 7 12 9 - 46
SPRINGDALE Brisbois 0, Farnsworth 0, Nolander 0, Meyers 0, McCurdy 10, Gardiner 0, Peterson 12, Blanchard 4, Lozano 2, Nortz 7, Haskell 0, Canfield 2.
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Mortlock 6, West 0, McCormick 3, Affeldt 17, Klaja 6, Phelps 8, Crouch 6.
Republic 55, Northport 42
Mark Rickard’s 20 points and 15 rebounds guided the North Division-leading Tigers (5-1, 8-2) over the visiting Mustangs (3-3, 5-5).
Northport 9 5 13 15 - 42
Republic 19 12 14 10 - 55
NORTHPORT Dufresne 4, Ashurst 0, Morrow 0, Murphy 4, Aar.Day 3, Mine 3, Baribault 13, Jiminez 8, Ad.Day 0, Carlson 0, Buffan 7, Bennetch 0.
REPUBLIC Michaels 2, Finlay 2, Rickard 20, Baldwin 15, Hanks 0, Eich 0, Burt 0, Grimm 4, Kuchenmeister 9, Wilson 3.
Selkirk 80, St. Michael’s 63
Josh Davis scored 27, including 9 of 10 free throws, and the visiting Rangers (5-1, 8-2) hit 23 of 33 from the line to rally past the Warriors (2-4, 2-7).
Nathan Dial had 12 rebounds for Selkirk and Chad Sandquist led St. Michael’s with nine.
Selkirk 16 11 30 23 - 80 St. Michael’s 11 17 15 20 - 63
SELKIRK Coppock 3, Kinney 8, Larson 7, Farris 0, Gere 0, J.Davis 27, Pichette 14, Huffine 3, Dial 18, Fandrey 0.
ST. MICHAEL’S Vogel 16, Sandquist 9, Edwards 0, Argentino 18, Baarstad 7, LaJoie 4, Harding 0, Bedker 9, Lakin 0.
Curlew 68, Inchelium 50
Jason Miller had 21 points and 14 rebounds, and Wes Paul added 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists as the Cougars (2-4, 4-5) beat the visiting Hornets (2-4, 2-6).
Inchelium’s Shawn Christianson had 12 rebounds.
Inchelium 12 5 13 20 - 50 Curlew 17 14 23 14 - 68
INCHELIUM J.D. Finley 1, C.Finley 0, Swan 2, Evans 2, Desautel 5, Pakootas 6, M.Finley 9, Lawrence 0, Sutton 5, Flett 2, Christianson 18.
CURLEW Paul 20, Miller 21, Davis 2, Brucklier 10, Nelson 2, Sanchez 0, Edwards 0, Prazak 10, Cribby 0, Karl 3.
Wellpinit 91, Columbia 44
Adrian Holt scored 22 and Donnie LeBret added 12 rebounds as the visiting Redskins (4-2, 6-3) beat the Lions (0-6, 0-9) at Hunters.
Wellpinit 21 30 20 20 - 91
Columbia 9 10 11 14 - 44
WELLPINIT Cates 0, Garrett 2, J.Holt 0, D.Flett 0, A.Holt 22, Denison 12, A.Flett 12, LeBret 2, D.Tonasket 19, M.Tonasket 3, Andrew 8, Pakootas 11.
COLUMBIA Wass 2, McLean 4, McRea 0, Hofstetter 4, Wilson 14, Niedhart 6, Smith 4, Cornwall 10, Covington 0.
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