Boys Basketball
Brad Groh connected on 13 of 21 shots from the floor, including three 3-pointers, and finished with a game-high 32 points to lead the West Valley Eagles (3-4) to an 83-49 win over the Bonners Ferry Badgers in the West Valley Tournament on Monday night.
Groh had 13 points in the first quarter to help the Eagles take a 31-11 lead.
In the other game, the Medical Lake Cardinals (4-0), despite making just 10 of 21 free throws, topped the Colville Indians (4-2) 71-62. Shane Meinhold hit five 3-pointers for Colville.
West Valley will play Medical Lake tonight at 8 in the championship game. Bonners Ferry will take on Colville at 6 in the consolation finals.
W. Valley 83, B. Ferry 49
Bonners Ferry 11 19 10 9 - 49
West Valley 31 18 15 19 - 83
BONNERS FERRY - Winey 0, Clark 1, Bateman 13, Brush 6, Blanford 0, Barry 3, Baker 1, Rice 4, Zimmerman 15, Merrill 6.
WEST VALLEY - Kopp 0, Sly 5, Allen 6, Deno 3, Browning 6, Groh 32, Brosvik 0, Gregg 11, Spivey 10, Lybarger 2, Sorenson 8, Hilsabeck 0.
Med Lk. 71, Colville 62
Colville 18 7 14 23 - 62
Medical Lake 15 19 19 18 - 71
COLVILLE - Anderson 7, Ortner 19, Bateman 6, Vaagen 0, Meinhold 17, Spies 2, Mostek 3, Bradeen 2, I.Gordon 0, Shaw 0, E.Gordon 6.
MEDICAL LAKE - Jackson 13, Brown 2, Headlee 8, Meeks 2, Mitchell 3, Miller 12, Nichols 16, B.Moore 15, Alexander 0.
Cusick Tournament
The Lind Bulldogs (2-6) outscored the Cusick JV (1-6) 41-12 in the second half and ran away to a 70-27 victory in the Cusick Tournament.
In the second game, the Clark Fork Wampus Cats jumped out to a 33-14 lead at the half and cruised to a 57-41 lead over the Cusick varsity (1-6).
Clark Fork will play Lind in the title game today at 4:30.
Lind 70, Cusick 27
Lind 13 16 20 21 - 70
Cusick JV 7 8 8 4 - 27
LIND - Kulm 0, Labes 4, Parkins 14, Sikorski 9, Sheckells 14, Thompson 3, Widger 13, Williamson 0, Fode 8, Sherwood 5.
CUSICK JV - Person 10, Jones 6, Kramer 4, Dimick 3, Haikkila 2, Stigall 2.
Clark Fork 57, Cusick 41
Clark Fork 17 16 16 8 - 57
Cusick 6 8 9 18 - 41
CLARK FORK - Changala 8, Haston 2, B.Stutzke 5, Stevens 8, Berkey 2, Beers 6, N.Stutzke 19, Klontz 7.
CUSICK - Cratty 2, Reijonen 11, Bridges 11, Chantry 5, Hamilton 4, Tinker 5, Dimick 0, Kramer 3.
Chewelah JV Tournament
The Chewelah Cougars JV beat the Northport Mustangs (2-5) 47-39, thanks to a 19-9 run in the fourth quarter.
In the other game, John L. Crow of British Columbia dominated the first half and rolled to a 59-37 win over the Columbia Lions.
Chewelah JV and John L. Crow will meet today for the title.
J.L. Crow 59, Columbia 37
John L. Crow 18 18 12 11 - 59
Columbia 10 6 9 12 - 37
JOHN L. CROW - P.Naka 4, Coledi 3, Boateng 19, R.Naka 6, Noel 2, Blackwood 4, Johnson 9, Pipin 6, Sommerset 0, Graf 1, Foyle 5 COLUMBIA - Wass 2, Etue 2, Denison 11, Pakootas 1, J.Young 0, Neidhart 3, Strickler 4, K.Donohue 2, S.Donohue 4, Benson 6, C.Young 2.
Chew. JV 47, Northport 39
Northport 14 8 8 9 - 39
Chewelah JV 8 10 10 19 - 47
NORTHPORT - Godes 9, Ad.Day 11, Fredrickson 13, Timmering 3, Lenhard 2, Wilson 0, Weliep 0.
CHEWELAH JV- N.Garner 0, Culler 4, Puthoff 7, Shamion 0, Tupek 6, Grubb 8, Meserve 0, Carpenter 8, K.Garner 14.
Liberty Tournament
Scott Kramer scored 10 of his 18 points in the second quarter to help the Odessa Tigers (4-2) rally from a fivepoint deficit en route to a 62-57 win over the Sydney Goldminers of Australia in the Liberty Tournament.
In the second game, D.J. Goldsmith hit 9 of 15 shots from the floor and finished with a game-high 19 points to lead the Freeman Scotties (6-2) to a 58-37 victory over Liberty (1-6).
Odessa will take on Freeman tonight at 7:30 in the championship game. Liberty will play Sydney in the consolation final at 4 p.m.
Odessa 62, Sydney 57
Sydney 15 8 17 17 - 57
Odessa 10 17 19 16 - 62
SYDNEY GOLDMINERS- Gazeas 6, Mendelsohn 4, Bowron 5, O’Shea 7, Effency 2, Snewdden 7, Blome 12, Moala 13.
ODESSA - Kramer 18, Weber 4, G.Schafer 8, Shaw 0, Floch 7, Hardung 1, Jeske 8, Luiten 0, Pitts 7, Z.Schafer 4, Walter 1, Praetorius 4.
Freeman 58, Liberty 37
Freeman 14 11 20 13 - 58
Liberty 8 6 8 15 - 37
FREEMAN - C.Miller 0, Love 6, M.Miller 8, Simmons 10, Freeman 2, Goldsmith 19, White 5, S.Snyder 0, Pope 8.
LIBERTY - K.Engle 8, J.Engle 2, Cousins 0, J.Holling 7, Johnson 2, Pottratz 4, Phipps 0, C.Holling 5, Schmitz 2, Mortimer 3, Horlacher 4.
Reardan Tournament
Reece Jenkin finished with a game-high 21 points, including 4 of 5 shooting from 3-point range, to spark the Reardan Indians (2-4) to a 59-38 win over the Rosalia Spartans (0-7) in the Reardan Tournament.
Reardan will play Selkirk in the championship game tonight at 7:30.
Reardan 59, Rosalia 38
Rosalia 10 8 16 4 - 38
Reardan 15 20 18 6 - 59
ROSALIA - Heinemann 0, Watkins 4, DeGon 6, Slemp , Peterson 4, Shindler 4, Bothman 2, Schmidt 16, Workman 2.
REARDAN - Alexie , Eastman 3, Soliday 7, Jenkin 21, Nollmeyer 8, Brown 8, Hopper 7, Flaa 5, Adams 0, Hicks 0.
Colfax 67, L-W 58
Ryan VanDyke and Tyson Curtis combined for 32 points to lead the Bulldogs (5-1) to a non-league win over visiting LaCrosse-Washtucna (2-6).
L-W 8 16 19 15 - 58
Colfax 16 22 13 16 - 67
LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - McIntosh 2, Colter 5, Henley 5, Wigen 7, Meyers 6, Stueckle 11, Whitman 14, Blankenship 5.
COLFAX - Kirkpatrick 3, Damery 8, Hall 0, Wigen 2, Curtis 13, Mayer 0, Brownell 4, Keck 9, Robinson 2, Hand 0, VanDyke 19, VanTine 7.
NW Christian 72, Sydney 60
Doug Malott scored 14 points to lead four Northwest Christian players in double figures as the Crusaders upended the visiting Sydney Slammers of Australia, 72-60, in an exhibition game.
Sydney 12 19 11 18 - 60
NW Christian 17 20 10 25 - 72
SYDNEY SLAMMERS - Ford 9, Haddad 10, Leslie 13, Skovron 8, Tieu 5, Szatow 2, Vigdor 9, Yee 4, Yiannoukas 0.
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Orr 0, Greenup 0, Proffitt 1, Wolf 4, Smith 11, Warren 0, Thomas 13, Strandy 4, Malott 14, VanGerpen 4, Bell 4, Goldman 11, Crouch 6.
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