Lemm Does It All For Moscow In Win

Area girls

Amy Lemm made certain Saturday that the Intermountain League title remained in Moscow.

Lemm had a team-high 18 points, seven rebounds, seven steals and five assists as host Moscow (18-1, 9-0) dispatched second-place Bonners Ferry 74-37. The Badgers (12-6,7-2) and Moscow have one league game left, meaning the IML title is the Bears’ for the fifth consecutive year.

The Bears used full-court pressure to force 14 first-quarter turnovers. Moscow shot 30 of 59 from the floor to the Badgers’ 17 of 49.

Moscow 74, Bonners Ferry 37

Bonners Ferry 6 12 10 9 - 37

Moscow 25 15 19 15 - 74

BONNERS FERRY Walter 6, Bateman 2, Larson 2, Braniff 8, Carey 2, Paulson 12, Downing 0, Knott 0, Comer 5, Ripatti 0.

MOSCOW Meyer 4, Moslemi 14, Scholz 0, Lemm 18, Sorbel 15, Korus 0, Gibson 4, Wilder 5, Reynolds 7, To.Goetz 2, Ta.Goetz 5.

North Star

Lakeside 16, Clark Fork 12

Despite missing all 21 field-goal attempts in the second half, the Knights (13-4, 7-0) beat the visiting Wampus Cats at Plummer and clinched the league title.

The first time the teams met was a normal, 49-39 Lakeside win. This time, defense and tentative shooting prevailed.

Lakeside’s Jennifer Niebuhr scored all 10 of her points in the first half. Clark Fork crept within 15-12 in the late going before Margaret SiJohn made the Knights’ lone free throw of the night.

Clark Fork 6 1 2 3 - 12

Lakeside 8 7 0 1 - 16

CLARK FORK J.Miller 1, Manderscheid 0, Haller 1, Longstreet 0, St. Clair 0, Storaasli 0, Scofield 8, Hager 2.

LAKESIDE Brand 3, Niebuhr 10, Campbell 0, SiJohn 1, Hammons 2, Hoffman 0, Middleton 0, Flint 0, Holton 0.

Panorama

NWC 46, Northport 39 (OT)

Jana Huston’s two free throws forced overtime, then Connie Greenup had a 3-pointer and Jenni Wright four points in the extra period as the visiting Crusaders (9-6, 7-2) overcame the Mustangs (6-8, 5-5).

NWC 10 11 8 10 7 46

Northport 12 3 11 13 0 39

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Storro 0, Simmons 10, K.Smith 4, Moen 0, Greenup 5, E.Smith 0, Ogle 0, Montague 2, Casimir 0, Wright 13, Clouse 0, Huston 12.

NORTHPORT Knudsen 0, Day 2, C.Young 2, Jimenez 0, M.Regis 0, Ke.Sauvola 7, Sell 16, E.Young 2, Lenhard 0, Ka.Sauvola 10, C.Regis 0.

St. George’s 71, Wellpinit 55

Miranda Routh-Corker had 23 points and 10 rebounds, and Dawn Trowbridge scored 28 while combining with Melissa Harvill for 14 steals as the South-leading Dragons (10-6, 10-0) beat the visiting Redskins (3-13, 2-9).

Wellpinit 18 15 14 8 - 55

St. George’s 14 21 21 15 - 71

WELLPINIT Tonasket 1, Allen 15, Ost 1, J.Flett 5, Abrahamson 0, Payne 13, Covington 0, Wynecoop 2, Stearns 15, Ramos 1, Brisbois 2.

ST. GEORGE’S Alsaker 0, Boutz 1, Webster 0, De Niro 1, Swift 0, Trowbridge 28, Routh-Corker 23, Appling 7, Harvill 11, McKelvey 0.

Inchelium 75, Springdale 53

Emily Mallory scored 20 and the North Division-leading Hornets (9-4, 8-2) used defensive pressure to set up many layups in toppling the host Chargers (4-12, 3-7) for their sixth straight win.

Inchelium 20 25 16 14 - 75

Springdale 14 8 13 18 - 53

INCHELIUM G.Finley 3, Swan 8, C.Stensgar 16, T.Finley 2, D.Stensgar 18, Nugent 0, Boyd 2, L.Stensgar 6, Mallory 20.

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 3, Peone 9, Diedrich 4, K.Bade 0, Campbell 10, Hendricks 2, C.Cates 11, N’Deeo 0, Dixon 6, Swiger 0, Stricker 6, S.Cates 2.

Selkirk 50, Republic 33

Molly Carlson had 10 rebounds to guide a 32-19 edge and the eighth-ranked Rangers (12-3, 8-2) beat the host Tigers (6-8, 4-6) despite Melissa Friend’s 11 rebounds.

Selkirk 10 12 16 12 - 50

Republic 11 2 8 12 - 33

SELKIRK Dickinson 4, Jennings 3, Barnes 0, Sharp 6, Smith 0, Weaver 0, Koontz 12, Dury 4, Porter 10, Carlson 11.

REPUBLIC Davis 2, Dinkins 0, Friend 16, Pfaffle 5, Prine 2, Pritchett 0, Stonehocker 0, Tietsort 2, Wilson 4, Young 2.

Curlew 55, Cusick 31

Joelle Kaatz scored 31 to top 30 for the second time this year and the Cougars (4-11, 2-9) handed the visiting Panthers (0-12, 0-9) their 17th consecutive loss.

Cusick 9 10 6 6 - 31

Curlew 14 15 15 11 - 55

CUSICK Norton 4, Pickerel 7, Cutshall 0, Waldman 0, Haas 4, Nenema 14, Johnson 0, Thomas 0, Zeismer 0, Barton 0, own basket 2.

CURLEW Peterson 0, Barkley 0, Thiele 5, Beck 9, Somday 0, Taylor 4, Kaatz 31, Treshman 2, Craw 2, Bonwell 2, McLeod 0.

Northeast A

Lakeside 56, Chewelah 23

The first-place and eighth-ranked Eagles (13-1, 7-1) forced 37 turnovers and held the host Cougars (5-8, 3-5) to 9-of-52 shooting from the field.

Lakeside 16 16 16 8 - 56

Chewelah 8 8 4 3 - 23

LAKESIDE Waddell 4, Rowse 7, L.Jolley 0, B.Jolley 19, Hatch 7, Petticrew 8, Heebink 7, Long 2, Wilkins 2, Grubbs 0.

CHEWELAH Edwards 0, Anderson 0, King 2, Albertson 4, Naccarato 0, Myers 0, Kristianson 7, Pickering 4, Cairns 0, Harrison 2, O’Neal 4.

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