St. John-Endicott Wins Showdown

Area girls basketball

Jessica Martin had the flu. Andee Schmick just plain flew. Schmick soared to 31 points Thursday as visiting St. John-Endicott (8-0) upended Wilbur-Creston 66-44 in a big non-league game at Creston.

The hopes of the Wildcats (8-1) slipped when scoring leader Martin left the floor with flu symptoms during warmups. Schmick took advantage inside and made 11 of 16 shots from the floor and 9 of 11 from the line.

SJE 66, Wilbur-Creston 44

St. John-Endicott 21 10 17 18 - 66

Wilbur-Creston 8 14 8 14 - 44

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Simpson 8, Colyar 0, Bafus 2, Kleweno 2, Lamb 10, Loomis 0, Garrett 9, Schmick 31, Kile 4.

WILBUR-CRESTON Mann 1, Allen 3, Llewellyn 4, Deahl 0, Erickson 12, L.Arden 3, H.Arden 4, Kunz 6, Bandy 11.

Chewelah 61, Northport 25

Jo O’Neal had 12 rebounds and Shannon Edwards five steals as the visiting Cougars (3-4) beat the Mustangs (3-4).

Northport 2 17 3 3 - 25

Chewelah 13 13 9 26 - 61

CHEWELAH Edwards 10, Anderson 10, King 11, Albertson 3, Rogers 1, Naccarato 0, Myers 1, Kristianson 7, Pickering 3, Cairns 0, Harrison 4, O’Neal 11.

NORTHPORT Kittilson 0, Knudtsen 0, Day 3, C.Young 0, Jimenez 0, Regis 0, Ke.Sauvola 4, Sell 15, E.Young 0, Lenhard 2, Ka.Sauvola 1.

Garfield-Palouse 58, Lakeside 37

Cindy Main scored 21 as the Vikings (5-2) beat the Knights (7-4) of Plummer, Idaho.

Lakeside 6 8 13 10 - 37

Garfield-Palouse 11 15 20 12 - 58

LAKESIDE, Idaho Brand 0, Niebuhr 15, Campbell 0, SiJohn 16, Hammons 0, Hoffman 4, Flint 0, Holton 2.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Nelson 0, Main 21, Shelden 2, Pfaff 8, J.Cottrill 11, S.Cottrill 0, Hodson 2, Broughton 8, McCabe 6.

Kahlotus 38, Lind 34

Jackie Meline scored 25 points and Meagan Bieloh had 12 rebounds as the Koyotes (4-0) held off the visiting Bulldogs (0-8).

Lind 6 5 8 15 - 34

Kahlotus 8 8 15 7 - 38

LIND Rott 4, Bittick 8, Mel.Fode 1, Wills 13, Davis 2, Meg.Fode 7.

KAHLOTUS Meline 25, M.Bieloh 2, Larsen 2, Kelly 7, Trainer 2.

BI-COUNTY

Ritzville 49, Liberty 41

Chelle Coleman scored all 11 of her points in the first half, when the visiting Broncos (3-2, 4-5) forced the Lancers (3-2, 4-5) into 14 turnovers and opened a decisive advantage.

Ritzville 12 12 10 15 - 49

Liberty 6 8 9 18 - 41

RITZVILLE Fitch 4, Coleman 11, Weber 6, Horpedahl 2, Wellsandt 13, Mickelsen 0, Russel 2, Yerxa 9, Telecky 2.

LIBERTY Cory 7, Neihart 1, Polione 4, Farka 12, Bothman 0, Cornwall 0, Adams 0, Torguson 17.

EAST VALLEY TOURNEY

Lakeside 37, East Valley 35

Brianne Jolley’s basket with 21 seconds left lifted the Eagles (7-0) over the Knights (3-3) in the tournament championship game.

Lakeside 8 10 7 12 - 37

East Valley 10 8 5 12 - 35

LAKESIDE Waddell 5, Rowse 2, L.Jolley 6, B.Jolley 6, Hatch 0, Petticrew 8, Heebink 10.

EAST VALLEY Mackey 0, Cook 2, Porter 11, Jackowich 0, S.Olson 9, Parsley 8, Cochran 2, Combs 3.

RIVERSIDE TOURNEY

Kendrick 70, Deer Park 48

Alyssa Heier scored 28 to lead the Tigers (11-2) over the Stags (2-4).

Kendrick 15 16 20 19 - 70

Deer Park 8 14 12 14 - 48

KENDRICK Dudunake 16, Simmons 2, Eberhardt 16, Rush 6, Kechter 2, Heier 28.

DEER PARK - Michaels 2, Darrow 4, Watson 12, Davis 2, Sims 4, Nedved 3, Stone 12, Gest 5, O’Brien 4.

CUSICK TOURNAMENT

Clark Fork 34, Cusick 29

Amy Longstreet had 16 points and six rebounds as the Wampus Cats (5-5) beat the host Panthers (0-5) despite the illness of leading scorer Hailey Scofield.

Clark Fork 4 13 6 11 - 34

Cusick 7 4 7 11 - 29

CLARK FORK J.Miller 6, Haller 2, Longstreet 16, Storaasli 4, Hager 6.

CUSICK Norton 7, Pickerel 7, Waldman 2, Foster 2, Nenema 11.

PRIEST RIVER TOURNEY

Priest River 46, Potlatch 34

Missy Ennis had 10 rebounds and Katy Duley five assists in the host Spartans’ win over the Loggers.

Potlatch 4 8 6 16 - 34

Priest River 10 8 10 18 - 46

PRIEST RIVER Go 1, M.Ruiz 1, Stensland 2, Reed 3, K.Ruiz 9, Ennis 10, Suchocki 2, Duley 12, Rasmussen 2, Vogrig 4, Cary 0, White 0.

POTLATCH Britt 8, Comstock2, Beckner 2, Emerson 1, Lovell 7, Martin 2, H.Baker 2, Chambers 0, Nicholson 3, A.Baker 0, Rauch 7.

Newport 89, Orofino 42

Carey Sauer scored 25 and joined teammates Heidi Frandrup and Michele Carrara with nine rebounds apiece as the Grizzlies (5-2) beat the Maniacs.

The Grizzlies play in today’s title game against the host Spartans.

Orofino 14 10 4 14 - 42

Newport 22 23 18 26 - 89

OROFINO Tolman 2, Harris 4, Freeman 4, Ruscco 4, Bellinger 1, Wait 18, Nelson 6, Schnek 1, Wessels 2.

NEWPORT Schulz 12, Almond 4, Sauer 25, Sherman 11, Frandrup 18, Carrara 14, Carter 3, Lindburg 2.

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