Colville Outlasts Bonners

Girls basketball

Ellen Shaw tossed in eight of the Indians’ 15 points in overtime as Colville (4-2) outlasted the Bonners Ferry Badgers 68-58 at the West Valley Tournament on Monday night.

Amber Paulson scored a game-high 34 points for the Badgers.

In the other game, Gabby McClintock and Heather Huffman combined for 37 points and six 3-pointers to lead the West Valley Eagles (3-4) past the Medical Lake Cardinals (2-2) 58-35.

West Valley will play Colville today at 2:30 p.m. for the championship. Medical Lake and Bonners Ferry will play a consolation final at 12:45 p.m.

Colv. 68, B. Ferry 58 (OT)

Colville 14 8 14 17 15 -68

B. Ferry 6 16 15 16 5 -58

COLVILLE - Shaw 15, Entwistle 2, McGrane 2, Janke 0, Matlock 2, Cornwell 19, Braff 6, Wollan 14, Lawson 8.

BONNERS FERRY - Walter 16, Day 0, Ashby 4, Stolley 0, Maas 0, Carey 2, Paulson 34, Robertson 0, Bateman 2.

W. Valley 58, Med. Lk. 35

Medical Lake 8 11 13 3 - 35

West Valley 17 18 13 10 - 58

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 0, Biggs 2, Blayne 7, French 2, Erickson 1, Monroe 6, Knapp 0, Ramirez 10, Simmons 4, Knapp 3.

WEST VALLEY - Hilsabeck 4, Groh 9, McClintock 19, Huffman 18, Pedey 0, Parvey 5, Vermeers 3.

Reardan Tournament

Wynne Scherf and Molly Carlson combined for 22 rebounds and the Selkirk Rangers (6-1) topped the Davenport Gorillas (1-6) 62-43.

In the second game, Kristen Turner had a game-high 21 points and seven steals and the Reardan Indians (4-1) held Rosalia (1-7) to zero field goals in the first half and beat the Spartans 50-23.

Selkirk and Reardan square off in the championship game tonight at 6. Rosalia and Davenport play for third place at 3.

Selkirk 62, Davenport 43

Selkirk 15 13 20 14 - 62

Davenport 14 11 8 10 - 43

SELKIRK - Fairbairn 5, Scherf 15, Barnes 0, Pettis 12, Smith 2, Jones 5, Allert 9, Carlson 14.

DAVENPORT - Marriott 20, Smith 2, Guhlke 4, Schreck 9, Lust 0, Kunz 0, Emory 1, Pauls 7, Rux 0, Swain 0, Reed 0, Cowdrey 0.

Reardan 50, Rosalia 23

Rosalia 0 2 5 16 - 23

Reardan 11 15 8 16 - 50

ROSALIA - Quintana 0, Henning 0, Heinemann 0, Dale 2, Blank 17, Willey 3, Bruce 1, Wood 0.

REARDAN - Cassaro 2, Schwartz 0, Seyler 0, Jayne 11, Krupke 12, Rinker 2, Harkness 0, Hicks 0, Plummer 2, Turner 21.

Liberty Tournament

Nicole Hunt’s game-high 12 rebounds helped Odessa control the boards by a 31-9 margin and the Tigers (3-3) held off the Northwest Christian Crusaders (2-4).

In the second game, Jo Cory scored 16 points to lead the Liberty Lancers (4-4) past the Freeman Scotties (0-7) 47-34.

Odessa will play Liberty tonight at 6 in the championship game. Northwest Christian and Freeman will meet at 2 p.m. in the consolation finals.

Odessa 44, NW Christian 43

Odessa 12 15 6 11 - 44

NW Christian 8 16 6 13 - 43

ODESSA - Iksic 11, Schmierer 0, Haptonstall 8, Strohmaier 8, Hunt 15, Hardung 0, Knerr 0, Weishaar 2.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Nicolai 3, Silver 4, Cofer 6, Moen 2, Pilling 0, Ogle 6, Montague 10, Casimir 3, Strandy 0, Clouse 9.

Liberty 47, Freeman 34

Freeman 6 6 10 12 - 34

Liberty 12 11 10 14 - 47

FREEMAN - Lazanis 2, Dahmen 0, Pratt 3, Wilkerson 8, Freeman 4, Davey 0, Moberg 16, White 1, Floch 0.

LIBERTY - Howard 2, Cory 16, Leslie 0, Olson 0, Bothman 6, Cain 2, Prince 5, Gardner 10, Nadler 6.

Cusick Tournament

Miranda Payne totaled a game-high 20 points to lead Wellpinit (6-0) to a 58-28 win over the Springdale (2-9).

In the other game, the Clark Fork Wampus Cats beat the Cusick Panthers (1-6) 50-36.

Wellpinit will play Clark Fork tonight at 6 for the title. Cusick plays Springdale for third.

Wellpinit 58, Springdale 28

Wellpinit 15 15 12 16 - 58

Springdale 2 8 4 14 - 28

WELLPINIT - Covington 6, Pakootas 4, Stearns 4, C.Allen 6, W. Allen 4, Ramos 8, Tonasket 2, Barnaby 2, Wynecoop 2, Payne 20.

SPRINGDALE - Olson-Axtell 4, Ramseyer 0, C.Rij 2, Tomsha 6, J.Rij 2, LeBret 6, Rae.Adolph 6, Wallette 2.

Clark Fork 50, Cusick 36

Clark Fork 12 16 9 14 - 50

Cusick 15 2 10 9 - 36

CLARK FORK - Ruen 2, Miller 17, Manderscheid 6, Scofield 4, Dugan 10, Decker 7, Hess 4, McDaniels 0.

CUSICK - Norton 7, Pickerel 6, Cutshall 4, Car.Haas 7, Cas.Haas 10, Heath 0, Cook 0, Chitwood 2, Ziesmer 0, Scott 0, Maslonka 0.

Chewelah JV Tournament

Karen Sauvola and Candace Young combined to score 32 points and lead the Northport Mustangs (6-2) to a 41-21 win over the Chewelah JV Cougars.

Northport will play Trail, British Columbia, today at 2 p.m. for the title. Chewelah JV and Columbia will play at noon in the consolation finals. The Trail-Columbia score was unavailable.

Chewelah JV 9 0 6 7 - 21

Northport 21 2 10 8 - 41

CHEWELAH JV - Smith 0, Hoxie 2, Davis 0, Burgess 0, Kinley 2, Anderson 4, White 4, Rizzo 0, Pierce 9.

NORTHPORT - Burke 0, Wilson 0, Day 4, Goodwin 0, Lenhard 1, Sauvola 19, Jimenez 4, Godes 0, Young 13, Brunette 0.

Chelan Tournament

Lacey Malone nailed a 15-footer with 4 seconds left to spark Almira-Coulee/ Hartline to a 34-33 win over Waterville.

ACH will play Chelan for the championship tonight at 7:30.

ACH 10 10 9 5 - 34

Waterville 13 8 4 8 - 33

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - Evans 4, Pinar 4, Maes 0, Nielsen , Horter 12, Malone 6, Stokoe 6, Giese 2, Andersen 0, Elder 0.

WATERVILLE - Dawson 2, Long 2, Daling 2, Willms 11, Stanfield 2, A.Coch 2, Johnson 6, J.Coch 0, Reys 6.

Colfax 60, L-W 49

Tiffany Pittman (18 points, 13 rebounds) and Jessica Rohner (16, 10) had double-doubles to lead the Bulldogs (2-4) to a non-league win over the visiting LaCrosse-Washtucna Tigercats (4-4).

LaCrosse-Wash. 18 12 9 10 - 49

Colfax 15 13 18 14 - 60

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Bay 10, Wigen 2, Cronrath 7, Kinch 3, N.Schneider 3, R.Schneider 11, Larsen 2, Bauman 11.

COLFAX - Pittman 18, Mellor 8, K.VanTine 0, B.VanTine 4, Tribbett 10, Rohner 16, La.Widman 2, Cocking 2.

Sydney 49, Newport 45 (OT)

The Sydney Dolphins beat the Newport Grizzlies in overtime.

Sydney 14 13 5 10 7 - 49

Newport 13 8 6 15 3 - 45

SYDNEY - Bell 22, Dillon 4, Hagstrom 6, Fiedig 5, Mathews 8, Haddad 4 NEWPORT - Williams 0, Haptonstall 4, Opp 3, Lindburg 6, Olsen 9, McDirmid 4, Sauer 15, Schulz 4, Almond 0.

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