Kennewick Dumps Mead, 63-51

AAA/AA girls

Carmel Lampson scored 22 points to lead Kamiakin past Mead 63-51 in a non-league game between Class AAA girls basketball powers Friday night in Kennewick.

The Braves (2-0) outscored the Panthers 21-11 in the fourth quarter after Mead had pulled to within two at 42-40.

Chelsea Clark had 11 rebounds to lead the Panthers (2-1), while teammates Stacey Clinesmith and Alison Beatty each recorded seven assists. Clinesmith was the only Mead player in double figures with 16.

Mead had won both its games this season by an average of 40.5 points against other Big Nine teams. The Braves, who have won trophies at the past five state tournaments as had Mead, are overwhelming favorites to win the Big Nine again.

Kamiakin 63, Mead 51

Mead 17 9 14 11 - 51

Kamiakin 15 15 12 21 - 63

MEAD Lunzer 0, Beatty 9, Clark 7, Turner 6, Clinesmith 16, Leaf 0, Roberts 1, Wakefield 3, Edburg , Clark 8, Bennett 1.

KAMIAKIN J.Keatts 5, E.Keatts 11, Lampson 22, Lewis 8, Shaw 7, Erickson 0, Lambsgate 2, Cox 6, Autrey 2.

Colville 44, Shadle Park 40

Heather Woolan’s jumper with 30 seconds remaining gave the AA Indians (1-1) an upset win over the AAA Highlanders (3-1) at Colville.

Heather Wood made three 3-pointers for Colville, and Shadle Park played without JoEne Heimbigner, the Highlanders’ leading scorer.

Shadle Park 11 10 7 12 - 40

Colville 6 15 9 14 - 44

SHADLE PARK Larkin 0, Christensen 10, Pilkington 13, Drake 4, Olzendam 3, Alexander 4, Clary 4, Nelson 0, Potter 2, Johnson 0.

COLVILLE Wood 9, Sherwood 7, Spies 10, Hedrick 2, H.Brown 7, Anderson 1, Wollan 4, Simpson 4.

Central Valley 88, Kennewick 40

Crystal Lee scored 29 points and Marcy MacPhee added 17, both career highs, as the Bears (2-0) crushed the Lions at East Valley.

Central Valley shot 23 for 29 from the foul line.

Kennewick 4 10 14 12 - 40

Central Valley 25 21 16 26 - 88

CENTRAL VALLEY And.Kallas 2, Carpenter 8, Ault 6, Clark 9, MacPhee 17, Sanders 11, Lee 29, White 2, Coyle 2, Jackson 2.

KENNEWICKWatson 10, Kile 11, Rittenberg 0, Matheson 1, Peterson 0, McCain 2, Rutherford 4, Hooper 3, Seuvell 4, Steichen 5.

Davis 47, Rogers 44

In a battle of the Pirates, Davis beat Rogers (1-2) as the Spokane school missed four free throws and a lay-up in the final 20 seconds at Rogers.

Anna Murlielle had six rebounds and 15 points for Rogers. Davis rallied from a late eight-point deficit.

Davis 5 12 15 15 - 47

Rogers 8 11 12 13 - 44

DAVIS Nehls 4, Laurvick 15, Dahl 3, Hamilton 5, Hampton 6, Bentert 4, Sissom 8, Anderson 2.

ROGERS Wells , Christensen 7, Tannehill 8, Connors 2, Abrahamson 2, Scott 4, Fairbanks 2, Flores 4, Mullerleile 15.

Lewis and Clark 42, Moses Lake 41

Becky Huddle hit a pair of free throws with 45 seconds left to give the Tigers (3-0) a win over the Chiefs at Moses Lake.

Moses Lake rallied back from a 13-point deficit to close within one, but Lewis and Clark was 4 for 5 from the free-throw line in the final 1:30 of the game.

Lewis and Clark 14 8 9 11 - 42

Moses Lake 7 6 16 12 - 41

LEWIS AND CLARK Marquess , Barlow , Clark , Huddle 13, Davey 10, Weiler 1, Giebel 4, Wendle 2, Springer 2, Thompson 2, Stillian 8.

MOSES LAKE Layton 4, Forsberg 6, Sackmann 8, Winder 9, Olivas 1, Lustig 3, Flowers 8, Clarke 2.

Ferris 58, Cheney 41

Sophomore Amy George had eight of her 10 points in the first quarter and Jennifer Swinton had 10 of her 18 in the first half as the Saxons (3-0) built a 35-14 lead midway through the game and coasted past the visiting Blackhawks (1-2).

Ferris got its fast break going early with Jayme Morrisette getting six assists feeding George for layups. Swinton also added 10 rebounds.

Cheney 8 6 14 13 - 41

Ferris 21 14 12 11 - 58

CHENEY Ewing 2, Bifano 6, Weitman 2, Getz 9, Pischell 2, Edgett 0, Anderson 8, Sooy 2, Reagan 10, Montague 0.

FERRIS Wohl 0, Pruett 2, George 10, Jay.Morrisette 9, McCaffery 0, Martin 2, Watkinson 0, Rasmussen 4, Brown 6, Curry 1, Williams 2, Swinton 18, Jan.Morrisette 6.

Moscow 48, Pullman 23

Jenny Moslemi had nine of Moscow’s (8-0) 30 steals in a win over the host Greyhounds (0-5).

Molly Fisher grabbed 16 rebounds for Pullman, but the Greyhounds committed 21 turnovers in the second half.

Pullman shot just 7 for 33 from the field and 8 for 22 from the free-throw line. Moscow was 16 for 58 from the field and 14 for 18 from the line.

Moscow 2 7 19 20 - 48

Pullman 6 7 4 6 - 23

MOSCOW Moslemi 14, Lemm 4, Sorbel 11, Gibson 0, Wilder 4, Reynolds 6, To.Goetz 0, Ta.Goetz 9.

PULLMAN Nelson 3, Umbreit 0, Clancy 1, Fisher 4, Beddingfield 0, Schlettert 0, Weeks 1, Wilde 14, Wahl 0.

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