Rams Best Grizzlies

Girls

Fourth-ranked Newport couldn’t hold off fifth-ranked Riverside as the Rams, bent on climbing in the state polls, knocked off the Grizzlies 42-34 in Great Northern League action Friday night.

The Rams (8-1, 4-0) found themselves down 15-11 at the half thanks to a 3-for-28 shooting slump.

Riverside hit 8 of 16 in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Grizzlies (8-2, 2-2) 23-13 in the final period.

Newport 7 8 6 13 - 34

Riverside 6 5 8 23 - 42

NEWPORT - Williams 0, Haptonstall 0, Opp 0, Lindburg 7, Olsen 0, McDirmid 4, Sauer 18, Schulz 2, Almond 3.

RIVERSIDE - Koesel 3, Rizzuto 3, H.Wood 4, Stime 10, A.Wood 13, Shorts 6, Lorenz 0, Snyder 3, Korling 0.

Lakeside 55, ML 26

The second-ranked Eagles (8-1, 5-0) forced 25 turnovers to defeat the Cardinals (3-6, 0-3). Lakeside shot 23 of 56; Medical Lake hit 10 of 38.

Nikki Petticrew had eight rebounds for the Eagles.

Lakeside 23 10 16 6 - 55

Medical Lake 5 6 8 7 - 26

LAKESIDE - Neuchterlein 0, Vojtech 4, Giampietri 2, Heebink 8, Petticrew 16, Hamilton 0, Ryan 4, Jolley 16, Long 5.

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 4, Biggs 3, Blayne 0, French 0, Erickson 2, Monroe 2, Ramirez 5, Simmons 6, B.Knapp 4.

Northeast A League

Reardan 65, KF 36

Kristen Turner’s school-record 32 points, 12 rebounds and seven steals led the Indians (6-5, 1-0) past the visiting Bulldogs (5-7, 0-1).

Reardan hit 17 of 19 freethrow attempts.

Kettle Falls 15 6 10 5 - 36

Reardan 13 17 15 20 - 65

KETTLE FALLS - Holland 0, Schneider 0, Madlin 0, Fredrickson 5, Azzarito 10, Bruce 0, Link 7, McDaniels 12, Olson 2.

REARDAN - Cassaro 4, Schwartz 0, Seyler 10, Jayne 2, Krupke 9, Rinker 3, Harkness 0, Hicks 0, Plummer 5, Turner 32, Ray 0.

Bi-County League

Davenport 52, Odessa 39

The Gorillas (4-9, 2-3) cruised past the visiting Tigers (4-7, 1-5) after forcing 16 steals. Davenport shot 41 percent to Odessa’s 26 percent.

Nicole Hunt scored 15 of the Tigers’ 19 first-half points.

Odessa 9 10 7 13 - 39

Davenport 13 19 9 11 - 52

ODESSA - Iksic 0, Homberg , Schmierer 6, Haptonstall 10, Strohmaier 2, Ryan 0, Hunt 19, Weishaar 2.

DAVENPORT - Swain 8, Marriott 14, Reed 0, Smith 6, Guhlke 2, Schreck 1, Lust 7, Kunz 6, Emory 8, Rux 0, Cowdrey 0.

S-H 51, ACH 44 (OT)

Noel Hatten’s five overtime points led the Falcons (7-5, 3-1) past the Warriors (3-9, 2-3) in Harrington.

ACH 10 9 13 12 0 - 44

S-H 15 11 4 14 7 - 51

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - Evans 10, Pinar 0, Maes 2, Nielsen 0, Horter 8, Malone 8, Stokoe 3, Giese 9, Andersen 4.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON - Whipple 10, Ernst 0, Walters 13, Hatten 10, Engles 13, Morse 0, Scoles 3, Maurer 2.

Lind at Liberty, forfeit

The Bulldogs (0-10, 0-7) will finish their season playing JV. The Lancers are 10-4, 4-2.

Panorama League

St. George’s 74, Curlew 29

The fourth-ranked Dragons (11-2, 8-0) launched 106 shots, hitting 30, and had 12 steals in racing race past the host Cougars (4-9, 3-6). Curlew shot 11 for 54 and had 27 turnovers.

Johanna Paul hit four 3-pointers for the Cougars.

St. George’s 18 21 19 16 - 74

Curlew 4 12 8 5 - 29

ST. GEORGE’S - Liu 18, Clarke 9, Philopant 2, Stothart 0, Henley 12, Blume 4, Grant 3, Nielsen 4, DePonty 7, Routh-Corker 10, Luber 2, Kutteruf 1, Moore 2.

CURLEW - Meyer 0, Brown 0, Peterson 2, Paul 15, Barkley 0, Zerck 4, Phillips 3, Guizar 0, Edwards 0, Craw 4, Bi.Branam 0, Bo.Branam 1.

Wellpinit 61, Cusick 27

Miranda Payne scored 12 of her game-high 21 points in the first quarter as the No. 8 Redskins (11-1, 8-0) ran past the host Panthers (1-12, 1-7).

Wellpinit 19 10 16 16 - 61

Cusick 8 8 9 2 - 27

WELLPINIT - Covington 3, Pakootas 14, Stearns 5, Allen 11, Ramos 0, Tonasket 3, Barnaby 5, Wynecoop 0, Payne 21.

CUSICK - Norton 9, Pickerel 4, Cutshall 3, Car.Haas 5, Cas.Haas 6, Cook 0, Chitwood 0, Ziesmer 0.

Republic 43, NWC 24

Lucy Wilson’s 23 points and 12 rebounds led the Tigers (5-6, 4-4) past the visiting Crusaders (4-9, 3-5). Liz Ciais had 13 rebounds for Republic.

NWC 3 6 9 6 - 24

Republic 18 11 5 9 - 43

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Nicolai 0, Silver 6, Cofer 0, Klees 0, Pilling 0, Ogle 4, Nelson 0, Montague 1, Casimir 0, Strandy 6, Clouse 5.

REPUBLIC - Campobasso 2, Ciais 2, Hover 7, An.Merrit 0, C.Merrit 0, Am.Merrit 5, Sattler 0, Starkey 0, Whitney 0, Wilson 23, Young 4.

Selkirk 73, Columbia 24

Christina Fairbairn and Molly Carlson combined to score 28 first-half points as the Rangers (12-2, 7-1) downed the visiting Lions (1-12, 1-7) in Ione.

Columbia 1 10 2 11 - 24

Selkirk 24 22 16 11 - 73

COLUMBIA - Dale 1, Sampson 8, Lee 0, Etue 0, Hudspeth 4, Nicodemus 4, MacMillan 7, Horne 0.

SELKIRK - Fairbairn 16, Scherf 10, Barnes 8, Pettis 3, Smith 2, Haney 2, Jones 3, Allert 8, Carlson 21.

Inchelium 75, Springdale 52

The Hornets (5-7, 4-5) snapped a five-game losing streak at the expense of the Chargers (0-14, 0-8).

Inchelium’s Tanna Finley scored a game-high 24 points to go with 12 rebounds and four assists.

The Hornets had 16 steals.

Springdale 11 14 10 17 - 52

Inchelium 15 25 15 20 - 75

SPRINGDALE - Olson-Axtell 0, Ramseyer 4, C.Rij 0, Tomsha 3, J.Rij 10, Franks 6, LeBret 8, Rae.Adolph 21.

INCHELIUM - T.Finley 24, G.Finley 12, Mollenberg 7, Campbell 3, Seymour 7, Stensgar 7, Boyd 15.

Whitman County

T-O 56, Rosalia 22

Heather Cox’s 19 points on 8-for-14 shooting helped the No. 2 Tekoa-Oakesdale Nighthawks (11-1, 2-1) defeat the host Spartans (1-12, 0-4).

T-O 16 20 9 11 - 56

Rosalia 2 9 4 7 - 22

TEKOA-OAKESDALE - K.Driscoll 2, S.Driscoll 11, Smart 2, Brown 4, Hay 4, Graffis 10, Bruce 4, Cox 19.

ROSALIA - Quintana 0, Henning 0, Heinemann 0, Dale 4, Peringer 7, Blank 9, Willey , Bruce 2, Willey 0.

Lac-Wash 47, Gar-Pal 44

Rochelle Schneider’s free throw with 6 seconds left iced the game for the Tigercats (7-6, 3-0) as they defeated the visiting Vikings (8-4, 3-1) at Washtucna.

LW had 24 turnovers while GP had 20.

Gar-Pal 8 6 17 13 - 44

Lac.-Wash 14 13 4 16 - 47

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Nelson 1, Shelden 12, Smick 4, Tronsen 6, Coles 6, Swinney 9, Sheffler 0, Kildew 4, Hayden 2.

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Bay 2, Wigen 9, Cronrath 8, Kinch 4, N.Schneider 0, R.Schneider 12, Larsen 5, Baumann 7.

SJE 76, Colton 28

The Eagles (7-5, 2-1) had three players in double figures in defeating the visiting Wildcats (0-10, 0-3).

SJE 22 17 25 12 - 76

Colton 6 7 8 7 - 28

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Ki.Colyar 8, Ko.Colyar 6, Kjack 7, Bass 1, Loomis 7, Schmick 11, Gossard 10, Hedlund 7, White 6, Curtis 13.

COLTON - Crim 2, Truong 6, Maston 8, Morrison 0, Buck 0, Brotherton 2, Hall 6, Stout 4.

Non-league

Deer Park 49, Freeman 31

The Stags (4-5) used 40 rebound and 23 forced turnovers in defeating the host Scotties (1-10).

Michelle Kiddoo finished with 10 rebounds for Freeman.

Deer Park 11 21 15 2 - 49

Freeman 7 6 3 15 - 31

DEER PARK - Smith 0, Hardie 7, Allen 2, Oswalt 9, Krieger 1, Fielder 1, Lanbehn 7, Scott 10, O’Brien 12.

FREEMAN - Lazanis 0, Dahmen 2, Pratt 6, Wilkerson 4, Freeman 0, White 4, Kiddoo 8, Davey 0, Moberg 5, Palladino 2.

Colfax 63, Colville 42

The Bulldogs (5-5) turned to their bench and got 17 points to defeat the visiting Indians (5-4). Colfax held a 47-30 rebounding edge.

Tara Tribbett had seven rebounds and three assists for Colfax.

Colville 6 10 12 14 - 42

Colfax 15 9 15 24 - 63

COLVILLE - Shaw 5, Entwistle 10, McGrane 2, Janke 0, Matlock 0, Cornwell 8, Braff 6, Wollan 5, Lawson 6.

COLFAX - Ochs 0, Li.Widman 0, Pittman 5, Mellor 2, K.VanTine 2, B.VanTine 7, Tribbett 10, Rohner 17, La.Widman 12, Cocking 3, Baldree 5.

, DataTimes