Aa/A/B Girls

W-C 65, Tekoa-Oakes. 42

Tekoa-Oakesdale succeeded Tuesday in stopping Wilbur-Creston scoring leader Jessica Martin.

Yet W-C (6-0) proved that it has more than Martin.

Mindy Bandy scored 20 and Holly Arden made two 3-pointers late in the third quarter to squelch a rally as the visiting Wildcats stopped T-O 65-42 in a non-league game at Oakesdale.

Martin was held to six points but had eight rebounds. W-C, fifth at state last year, shot 48 percent from the floor and held the Nighthawks (3-2) to 28 percent.

Sally Palmer had eight rebounds for T-O, last year’s state runner-up.

Wilbur-Creston 16 15 16 18 - 65

Tekoa-Oakesdale 9 13 11 9 - 42

WILBUR-CRESTON Allen 2, Llewellyn 4, Deahl 4, Martin 6, Erickson 6, L.Arden 4, H.Arden 15, Kunz 4, Bandy 20.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 0, Wagner 2, Palmer 9, Brown 5, Hay 3, Peringer 14, Hansen 0, Bruce 0, French 9.

Cheney 53, Deer Park 36

Christine Reagan scored 12 first-quarter points and had 10 rebounds as the Blackhawks (2-2) beat the visiting Stags (2-2).

Lisa Anderson had 12 rebounds and five steals for Cheney, which held DP to 2-for-15 shooting in the second quarter.

Deer Park 12 6 11 7 - 36

Cheney 16 21 12 4 - 53

DEER PARK Ostrom 0, Tess 0, Michaels 10, Darrow 13, Watson 0, Davis 2, Sims 0, Nedved 0, Stone 6, Gest 2, O’Brien 3.

CHENEY Ewing 8, Bifano 8, Weitman 4, Getz 4, Pischell 0, Edgett 0, Anderson 8, Sooy 2, Reagan 19, Montague 0.

West Valley 75, Kellogg 69

Kiesha Sowers made 12 of 14 field goals and had 14 rebounds as the Eagles (3-1) beat the visiting Wildcats (2-6).

Sowers’ total included 12 offensive rebounds. Kellogg’s Pauline Costa scored 25.

Kellogg 14 13 23 19 - 69

West Valley 16 21 23 15 - 75

KELLOGG Rewoldt 0, Berg 0, Grebil 0, Magnus 4, Lemon 17, Reed 0, Connors 0, Costa 25, Hei 11, Hickman 0, Luchini 12, Hunt 0.

WEST VALLEY Barney 0, Allen 0, Nihoul 0, Shollenberger 6, Simpson 5, McClintock 16, Frost 5, Sowers 24, Roberts 9, Ouelette 4, Bonner 0, Kallas 6.

E.Valley 54, Med.Lake 35

The visiting Knights (2-2) scored the game’s first 10 points and held the Cardinals (0-3) to 22-percent shooting from the floor.

Medical Lake’s Stephanie Kjelland had eight rebounds.

East Valley 18 9 18 9 - 54

Medical Lake 9 7 6 13 - 35

EAST VALLEY K.Olson 2, Mackey 0, Cook 3, Porter 4, Jackowich 4, S. Olsen 12, Hatch 0, Parsley 5, Overdorff 12, Cochran 4, Combs 7, Hobbs 1.

MEDICAL LAKE French 0, Musser 4, Duckett 6, Tschirley 0, Davis 7, Walker 4, Ramirez 2, Kjelland 9, Knapp 2, Faison 0, Blayne 1, Erickson 0.

Newport 33, Riverside 30

Michele Carrara had 15 rebounds and seven steals, and Laurie Vallieres made two free throws with 21 seconds left as the Grizzlies (3-2) held off the Rams (1-3).

Bernice Stime’s 3-pointer pulled Riverside within one point with 36 seconds left. The Rams missed a final shot at the buzzer. The gym lights went out three times during the game.

Riverside 0 1 15 14 - 30

Newport 6 7 7 13 - 33

RIVERSIDE Lamarche 0, Snyder 3, Whittekiend 2, Thompson 3, Day 2, Stime 9, Wood 7, McMurphy 4, Shorts 0, Olson 0.

NEWPORT Schulz 2, Almond 0, Sauer 7, Sherman 0, Frandrup 9, Vallieres 7, Carrara 8.

SJE 63, Reardan 39

Andee Schmick scored 22 and had 12 rebounds and the visiting Eagles (6-0) forced 24 turnovers to beat the Indians (3-2).

Tricia Lamb had nine rebounds for SJE, which held a 38-27 rebounding edge. Kristen Turner of Reardan had nine rebounds.

St. John-Endicott 17 16 15 15 - 63

Reardan 10 7 8 14 - 39

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Simpson 0, Colyar 0, Bafus 4, Kleweno 0, Lamb 17, Loomis 0, Garrett 14, Schmick 22, Kile 6.

REARDAN Bocook 0, Krupke 4, Schwartz 0, C.Jayne 0, Holwegner 0, Guhlke 0, Rohner 6, Soliday 2, P.Jayne 4, Evans 0, Turner 12, Supinger 11.

Davenport 67, Wellpinit 58

The visiting Gorillas (4-0) used an 11-0 run in the final two minutes to overcome the Redskins (1-3).

Wellpinit’s Celeste Allen had 10 rebounds, 10 steals and three 3-pointers.

Davenport 18 13 17 19 - 67

Wellpinit 21 13 14 10 - 58

DAVENPORT Wagner 0, Marriott 15, Stiles 0, Pauls 9, Emery 15, Jacobson 8, Mikelson 4, Cowdrey 14, Dixon 2.

WELLPINIT Tonasket 8, Allen 18, J.Flett 2, Abrahamson 2, Covington 10, D.Flett 2, Lynn 12, Wynecoop 2, Stearns 2.

Liberty 47, Rosalia 40

Paula Farka’s 3-pointer with 2 minutes left broke a tie as the Lancers (2-4) beat the visiting Spartans (3-3).

Jo Cory had 10 rebounds and Becky Bothman nine for Liberty. Rosalia scored the lion’s share of its points in the third quarter, when it used a press.

Rosalia 7 4 23 6 - 40

Liberty 9 11 11 16 - 47

ROSALIA B.Nelson 4, Blank 0, Witte 1, C.Nelson 11, Peringer 2, Henning 0, McLaughlin 6, Brown 1, Bernard 13, Slemp 2.

LIBERTY Cory 10, Neihart 1, Polione 3, Farka 7, Bothman 6, Cornwall 8, Prince 0, Adams 2, Torguson 10.

Ritzville 41, Gar.-Palouse 33

Shannon Russel scored all 12 of her points in the second half, and the Broncos (2-4) used their full-court press to top the visiting Vikings (3-2).

Ritzville’s Megan Yerxa had seven rebounds while Cindy Main of Gar-Pal had nine.

Gar-Pal 9 12 7 5 - 33

Ritzville 8 7 15 11 - 41

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Nelson 0, Main 7, Sheldon 0, Pfaff 4, J.Cottrill 6, Hodson 0, Broughton 10, McCabe 6.

RITZVILLE Coleman 9, Kramer 0, Weber 4, Horpedahl 0, Walli 0, Wellsandt 1, Mickelsen 4, Russel 12, Yerxa 8, Telecky 3.

V.Christian 43, Freeman 24

The visiting Panthers (2-3) forced 33 turnovers - 22 with a first-half press - in beating the Scotties (1-4).

Tiffany Ferderer of Valley Christian had nine rebounds. Jennifer Wilkerson had 15 rebounds and nine steals for Freeman, which had a 26-7 second-half rebounding edge.

Valley Christian 17 11 6 9 - 43

Freeman 6 4 5 9 - 24

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Black 6, Croswhite 0, Cupp 0, Diaz 0, Ta.Dixon 2, Te.Dixon 2, Carmen Evans 4, Ferderer 9, Hopson 7, Monforton 13.

FREEMAN Wasley 0, Wilkerson 4, Brown 2, McCathern 2, Watson 0, Graham 6, Smith 0, Boston 10, McDonald 0.

LaCros.-Was. 37, Spr.-Har. 27

At LaCrosse, Deborah Bay had 14 rebounds and the Tigercats (3-2) rallied past the visiting Falcons (0-5) with a 16-3 scoring edge from the line.

S-H had an early eight-point lead.

Spr-Harrington 13 2 7 5 - 27

LaCrosse-Wash. 9 7 8 13 - 37

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 0, Larmer 9, Hampton 7, Smith 0, Putney 2, Engles 3, M.Walters 4, C.Walters 2.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Camp 4, Daniel 10, A.Bay 0, Kinch 0, D.Bay 19, Wigen 2, Bryan 2.

Priest River 49, Selkirk 43

Missy Ennis had 11 rebounds and the visiting Spartans (3-5) won by holding the Rangers (2-1) to 14-of-58 shooting from the floor.

Molly Carlson had 11 rebounds for Selkirk, which also shot just 15 of 37 from the line.

Priest River 11 13 10 15 - 49

Selkirk 11 14 8 10 - 43

PRIEST RIVER Go 0, M. Ruiz 2, Stensland 5, K. Ruiz 2, Ennis 14, Suchocki 10, Duley 10, Rasmussen 4, Vogrig 2.

SELKIRK Dickinson 0, Jennings 2, Sharp 0, Koontz 10, Dury 4, Porter 15, Carlson 12.

Curlew 51, Grand Forks 38

During a three-minute span, Johanna Paul made three 3-pointers and Betsy Thiele two as the Cougars (2-2) won at home.

Curlew’s Joelle Kaatz scored 20. Emily Stooshinoff had 18 rebounds and made 11 of 15 field goals for Grand Forks (0-6).

Grand Forks 8 16 8 6 - 38

Curlew 11 6 17 17 - 51

GRAND FORKS, British Columbia Stooshinoff 25, Turner 5, Todd 2, Pathak 4, Fletcher 0, Sherinoff 0, Dunbar 0, Fill 2.

CURLEW Peterson 0, Barkley 2, Thiele 12, S.Somday 2, Kaatz 20, Tresham 3, Paul 12, Bonwell 0, M.Somday 0.

Republic at ACH, ppd.

The Tigers postponed their trip to Hartline because of forecasted high winds.

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