Post Falls Holds Off Determined EV Rally

Girls basketball

Jennifer Swanstrom proved that every point counts.

Swanstrom hit a free throw with 2 seconds left, her lone score of Saturday’s game, and Desiree Johnson stole the subsequent inbounds pass as visiting Post Falls (12-6, 10-5) edged East Valley 55-53 in the Border League.

EV (4-10, 3-7) trailed 43-33 with 4 minutes left, but used a 7-0 run and Malea Schumacher’s two free throws with 8 seconds left to pull within one point.

Post Falls 55, EV 53

Post Falls 8 15 15 17 - 55

East Valley 10 14 8 21 - 53

POST FALLS - Eberle 12, Billetz 20, Brown 3, Foster 0, Edmonds 0, Holland 0, Swanstrom 1, Ruen 8, Johnson 11.

EAST VALLEY - Conard 2, Schumacher 10, LeGrant 0, Werner 0, Birdsbill 3, Tomblin 8, Neal 0, Tonani 2, Schultz 7, Triplett 13, Shogren 8.

Cheney 58, Lewiston 52

The sixth-ranked Blackhawks (11-4, 9-2) made 13 of 15 fourth-quarter free throws, led by Tiffany Van Matre and Anna Getz’s combined 11-for-12 effort, to hold off the visiting Bengals (7-10, 7-6).

Getz scored 26. Cheney’s Amanda Krogh added five assists and three steals.

Lewiston 7 14 11 20 - 52

Cheney 10 14 13 21 - 58

LEWISTON - Gill 0, Scharnhorst 0, Sullivan 0, Albright 6, Roberts 3, Boling 3, Wagner 17, Bausch 11, Ostheller 2, Presnell 10.

CHENEY - Conrath 2, Getz 26, Urdahl 10, Birchler 7, Van Matre 9, Boline 2, Krogh 2, Maxvill 0.

Lake City 65, WV 33

Alison Asher and Kellie Stern combined for 18 rebounds to help the Idaho A-1 top-ranked Timberwolves (18-0, 14-0) over the visiting Eagles (8-7, 6-5).

West Valley 10 10 8 5 - 33

Lake City 17 15 21 12 - 65

WEST VALLEY - Hilsabeck 0, Groh 3, Morris 0, Thomas 0, McClintock 6, Huffman 10, Holstrom 4, Pedey 1, Parvey 7, Vermeers 2, Forrayi 0, Cortez 0.

LAKE CITY - Hayes 1, Hawn 0, Kendrick 2, Bro 9, Herbert 15, McCabe 4, Dodge 11, Asher 11, Stern 12.

CdA 42, Clarkston 29

Shaylia Davis had seven rebounds and Patty Stranger added five steals as the Vikings (6-12, 5-9) defeated the visiting Bantams (1-11, 0-10) despite shooting 30 percent from the floor.

Clarkston 9 7 10 3 - 29

Coeur d’Alene 12 10 10 10 - 42

CLARKSTON - Blankinship 2, Jones 0, Tucker 11, Murray 2, Blake 0, Johnson 4, Rodgers 3, Haight 5, Tavey 2.

COEUR d’ALENE - Lenz 0, Stranger 4, Bielic 0, Vig 2, Ruiz 14, Tatum 0, Roetter 0, Day 0, Allowatt 4, Davis 16, Griffitts 2.

Non-league

Lakeside 61, BF 42

At Nine Mile Falls, Brianne Jolley totaled 22 points, 12 rebounds and six steals as the 2A second-ranked Eagles (11-1) won their 10th straight by pulling away from the visiting Badgers (11-3), ranked fourth in Idaho A-2.

Linsey Heebink scored 20 for Lakeside, Amber Paulson 23 for BF. The Badgers had 23 turnovers.

Bonners Ferry 10 18 8 6 - 42

Lakeside 16 13 18 14 - 61

BONNERS FERRY - Walter 7, Day 0, Ashby 2, Braniff 10, Carey 0, Paulson 23, Robertson 0, Bateman 0.

LAKESIDE - Vojtech 15, Heebink 20, Petticrew 1, Ryan 0, Jolley 22, Grubbs 0, Long 3.

GNL

Chewelah 49, Pullman 47

Chrissy Oneal hit two free throws with 4 seconds left, her team’s lone free throws on the night, as the Cougars (9-3, 4-2) defeated the visiting Greyhounds (5-6, 2-5) for their sixth consecutive victory.

Oneal also hit a basket in the final minute for a short-lived 47-45 lead. Oneal and Jacki Albertson, who finished 7 of 8 on 3-pointers, combined for 17 thirdquarter points.

Pullman 6 14 14 13 - 47

Chewelah 8 18 17 6 - 49

PULLMAN - Brossman 21, Umbreit 5, Mirkovich 0, Keck 0, Pedersen 4, Rydbom 1, Swan 2, Neill 0, Curry 4, Johnston 10.

CHEWELAH - Edwards 0, Anderson 0, Rogers 0, Harrison 2, Albertson 23, Grytdal 2, Halle 0, Moore 0, Oneal 20, McCanna 0, Boone 2.

Newport 59, Colville 56

Carey Sauer scored 27 and the seventh-ranked Grizzlies (10-2, 4-2) made 22 of 32 free throws to edge the host Indians (5-7, 1-5).

Colville made 12 of 16 at the line. Newport took the lead for good at 53-52 on two Halee Haptonstall free throws.

Newport 12 16 15 16 - 59

Colville 15 14 18 9 - 56

NEWPORT - Williams 0, Haptonstall 12, Opp 0, Lindburg 12, Olsen 4, McDirmid 2, Sauer 27, Schulz 2, Almond 0.

COLVILLE - Shaw 8, Entwistle 13, McGrane 0, Janke 0, Cornwell 16, Braff 2, Wollan 15, Lawson 2.

Deer Park 51, ML 34

Jennifer O’Brien had eight rebounds and the visiting Stags (6-6, 2-5) pulled away when they held the Cardinals (3-9, 0-6) to 2-for-22 shooting from the floor in the first half.

ML’s Jessica Ramirez made 6 of 10 field goals and added eight rebounds.

Deer Park 10 19 15 7 - 51

Medical Lake 4 4 4 22 - 34

DEER PARK - Smith 2, Hardie 13, Allen 0, Oswalt 14, Krieger 1, Fielder 7, Lanbehn 4, Scott 2, O’Brien 8.

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 0, Biggs 0, Blayne 2, French 1, Erickson 0, Monroe 6, Ramirez 15, Simmons 0, B.Knapp 10.

Northeast A League

Colfax 61, Reardan 52

The visiting Bulldogs (6-8, 1-0) turned the tide in the third quarter, when Tiffany Pittman scored eight, the team shot 9 of 12 from the floor and the Indians (7-8, 2-1) had 10 turnovers.

Reardan’s Kristen Turner scored 28 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, to go with 11 rebounds.

Colfax 10 13 22 16 - 61

Reardan 11 11 14 16 - 52

COLFAX - Pittman 19, Mellor 2, Hall 2, B.VanTine 9, Tribbett 0, Rohner 11, La.Widman 12, Cocking 0, Baldree 6.

REARDAN - Cassaro 2, Schwartz 2, Seyler 0, Jayne 0, Krupke 5, Rinker 0, Hicks 0, Plummer 15, Turner 28, Peterson 0.

Freeman 57, Kettle Falls 37

Heather Wilkerson had 10 rebounds and seven assists, and the Scotties (2-13, 1-1) shot a season-best 48 percent from the floor to defeat the Bulldogs (5-9, 0-2) and snap a six-game losing streak.

Freeman’s Marissa Dahmen added six assists and shot 4 of 5 from the floor. Shaina McDaniels of KF made 4 of 5 field goals and 6 of 9 free throws.

Kettle Falls 6 11 6 14 - 37

Freeman 18 10 19 10 - 57

KETTLE FALLS - Holland 0, Schneider 2, Madlin 2, Fredrickson 6, Bruce 3, Link 6, Olson 4, McDaniels 14.

FREEMAN - Dahmen 8, Pratt 9, Wilkerson 2, Freeman 10, White 4, Kiddoo 8, Davey 4, Moberg 9, Larson 3.

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