Getz Gleans 28 Points As Cheney Rolls Along

Area girls

Point guard Anna Getz continues to aim toward her fourth consecutive state tournament as a member of the Cheney Blackhawks.

Getz scored 13 of her 28 points in the third quarter and finished 4 of 7 on 3-pointers as the eighth-ranked Blackhawks (10-3, 8-1) defeated host East Valley 68-42 in a Border League game Saturday.

Cheney placed sixth at the State AA Tournament during Getz’s freshman year and also qualified in 1996 and ‘97.

Tanya Birchler added seven rebounds for Cheney, which notched 22 steals. EV (4-8, 3-5) had 27 turnovers but outrebounded the Blackhawks 35-27.

Cheney 68, East Valley 42

Cheney 15 18 25 10 - 68

East Valley 13 8 6 15 - 42

CHENEY - Conrath 5, Weitman 18, Getz 28, Urdahl 2, Birchler 2, Van Matre 8, Boline 2, Krogh 4.

EAST VALLEY - Conard 5, Schumacher 4, LeGrant 4, Werner 0, Birdsbill 4, Tomblin 4, Neal 0, Tonani 2, Schultz 9, Triplett 7, Shogren 3.

West Valley 63, Clarkston 36

The Eagles (7-6, 5-4), who were 23 of 33 from the line, outrebounded the visiting Bantams (0-9, 0-8) 49-21 for the win.

West Valley’s Heather Huffman scored 13 first-half points and had 10 rebounds. Teammate Amanda Holstrom had 11 boards.

Clarkston 10 5 13 8 - 36

West Valley 18 14 11 20 - 63

CLARKSTON - Blankinship 5, Smith 0, Jones 5, Tucker 4, Murray 0, Blake 3, Johnson 10, Rodgers 0, Haight 9, Peavey 0.

WEST VALLEY - Hilsabeck 4, Groh 8, McClintock 11, Huffman 20, Holstrom 9, Pedey 2, Parvey 9, Vermeers 0.

Lewiston 44, Post Falls 38

The Bengals (7-9, 7-5) hit 50 percent from the floor to hold off the visiting Trojans (10-6, 8-5) and creep closer to third place.

Janelle Ruen had seven rebounds and five steals, and Desiree Johnson added nine rebounds for the Trojans. PF hit 34 percent from the floor.

Post Falls 8 9 10 11 - 38

Lewiston 8 12 7 17 - 44

POST FALLS - Eberle 11, Billetz 10, Mills 0, Brown 0, Foster 2, Edmonds 0, Holland 2, Ruen 7, Johnson 6.

LEWISTON - Gill 6, Scharnhorst 6, Sullivan 5, Albright 6, Boling 0, Wegner 11, Bausch 4, Ostheller 0, Presnell 6.

CdA 46, Sandpoint 38

Shaylia Davis scored eight fourth-quarter points and added eight rebounds as the visiting Vikings (5-10, 4-7) defeated the Bulldogs (3-14, 1-12).

CdA outrebounded Sandpoint 32-23. Sandpoint’s Chrissy Ross shot 4 of 10 from the field, including two 3-pointers.

Coeur d’Alene 5 6 10 25 - 46

Sandpoint 8 8 6 16 - 38

COEUR d’ALENE - Lenz 8, Vig 6, Ruiz 10, Tatum 0, Roetter 0, Day 0, Allowatt 4, Davis 13, Bielic 3, Griffitts 2.

SANDPOINT - Allmaras 4, Verby 0, Bymaster 0, Ward 8, Cargill 0, Ross 12, Jensen 0, James 8, Snedden 6.

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE

Newport 66, Pullman 49

Carey Sauer scored 14 of her 31 points in the second quarter and had 20 rebounds as the fourth-ranked Grizzlies (9-2, 3-2) defeated the visiting Greyhounds (4-5, 1-4).

Pullman’s Christa Brossman, who finished with 30 points, was 12 of 14 from the line and scored 11 in the third quarter. Newport was 19 of 23 from the line.

Pullman 11 10 14 14 - 49

Newport 11 21 14 20 - 66

PULLMAN - Brossman 30, Umbreit 0, Mirkovich 0, Pedersen 3, Paulson 0, Rydbom 6, Neill 0, Curry 3, Johnston 7, Pollastro 0.

NEWPORT - Williams 0, Haptonstall 6, Lindburg 10, Olsen 4, McDirmid 10, Sauer 31, Schulz 3, Almond 2, Dahlin 2.

Riverside 53, Medical Lk. 28

Bernice Stime’s nine first-half points helped the fifth-ranked Rams (9-1, 5-0) cruise past the host Cardinals (3-7, 0-4).

ML shot 12 for 40 from the floor and had 18 turnovers. Riverside’s Abbey Wood, who shot 4 for 10 from the field, had eight rebounds.

Riverside 11 14 16 12 - 53

Medical Lake 3 6 8 11 - 28

RIVERSIDE - Koesel 6, Rizzuto 6, H.Wood 4, Stime 13, A.Wood 12, Shorts 6, Lorenz 1, Snyder 5, A.Korling 0, Friebus 0, Wolfe 0.

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 2, Biggs 4, Blayne 0, French 11, Erickson 0, Monroe 4, Ramirez 4, Simmons 0, B.Knapp 3.

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE

Reardan 46, Freeman 41

Kristen Turner shot 7 of 15 from the field and had 12 rebounds as the host Indians (7-5, 2-0) edged the visiting Scotties (0-1, 1-11).

Reardan’s Gina Cassaro scored eight in the third quarter. Teammate Kim Rinker had five steals and Marci Schwartz had five assists.

Freeman 11 10 10 10 - 41

Reardan 16 6 12 12 - 46

FREEMAN - Lazanis 3, Dahmen 7, Pratt 4, Wilkerson 5, Freeman 4, Kiddoo 4, Davey 4, Moberg 2, Palladino 8.

REARDAN - Cassaro 12, Schwartz 2, Seyler 2, Jayne 2, Krupke 0, Rinker 2, Hicks 0, Plummer 6, Turner 20.

NON-LEAGUE

Deer Park 55, Kettle Falls 37

The host Stags (5-5) had 57 rebounds en route to a victory over the Bulldogs (5-8).

Jennifer O’Brien had nine rebounds for Deer Park, which had 13 steals.

Kettle Falls 8 9 4 16 - 37

Deer Park 13 17 16 9 - 55

KETTLE FALLS - Holland 2, Schneider 3, Madlin 6, Fredrickson 4, Azzarito 4, Bruce 2, Link 5, Olson 4, McDaniels 7.

DEER PARK - Michaels 3, Smith 1, Anderson 0, Hardie 9, Allen 3, Oswalt 6, Krieger 4, Fielder 2, Lanbehn 4, Scott 4, Watts 3, O’Brien 15, Herbes 1.

Lakeside 65, Colfax 43

Brianne Jolley finished with 22 points, nine steals and 10 rebounds as the second-ranked 2A Eagles (9-1) soared over the host Bulldogs (5-6), who had won five of their last six.

Lakeside was 10 of 17 from the field in the third quarter, including three 3-pointers. Colfax, which shot 19 of 43 from the floor, had 25 turnovers.

Lakeside 12 16 23 14 - 65

Colfax 12 9 11 11 - 43

LAKESIDE - Vojtech 13, Heebink 3, Petticrew 10, Hamilton 0, Ryan 4, Jolley 22, Grubbs 4, Long 9.

COLFAX - Pittman 3, Mellor 0, K.VanTine 4, B.VanTine 10, Tribbett 6, Rohner 11, La.Widman 9, Cocking 0, Baldree 0.

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