W-C Silences Davenport, Bounces Back

Girls basketball

One night after its first loss, Wilbur-Creston returned to form in a matchup of Bi-County division leaders.

Mindy Bandy had 14 points, seven rebounds and four steals, and the West-leading Wildcats (5-0, 9-1) used a 15-0 second-quarter run to subdue East-leading Davenport 73-27 at Wilbur on Friday.<

Jessica Martin of W-C, who missed Thursday’s 66-44 loss to St. John-Endicott because of the flu, added 12 points, four steals and four assists. Nobody hit double figures for the Gorillas (3-1, 6-2).

Wilb.-Creston 73, Davenport 27

Davenport 9 1 6 11 - 27

Wilbur-Creston 20 15 15 23 - 73

DAVENPORT Marriott 6, Pauls 7, Emery 5, Jacobson 2, Mikelson 1, Cowdrey 6.

WILBUR-CRESTON Mann 2, Allen 11, Llewellyn 4, Deahl 4, Martin 12, Erickson 11, L.Arden 7, H.Arden 6, Kunz 2, Bandy 14.

Reardan 59, Odessa 33

Lisa Bocook had eight assists and seven steals, and the Indians (3-1, 5-3) used a full-court press to slow down the visiting Tigers (2-3, 3-4).

Katie Supinger of Reardan had 10 rebounds.

Odessa 7 10 8 8 - 33

Reardan 17 21 12 9 - 59

ODESSA Walter 16, D.Schorzman 6, Smith 3, Ramm 4, Schmierer 4.

REARDAN Bocook 17, Krupke 5, Holwegner 6, Guhlke 4, Rohner 10, Soliday 2, P.Jayne 2, Supinger 13.

Sprague-Harr. 65, Lind 42

Miranda Putney had a team-high 16 points, 13 rebounds and six steals as the Falcons (2-3, 2-7) beat the visiting Bulldogs (0-5, 0-9) at Sprague.

Kristy Engles of S-H had 10 rebounds and scored nine third-quarter points. The Falcons’ Charly Walters added 11 rebounds.

Lind 8 10 6 18 - 42

Sprague-Harrington 15 17 22 10 - 65

LIND Rott 10, Bittick 6, Mel.Fode 6, Wills 9, Snead 0, Davis 3, Fritchle 0, Meg.Fode 6, Palmer 2.

SPRAGUE/HARRINGTON Maurer 2, Larmer 12, Hampton 6, Smith 0, Engles 14, M.Walters 16, C.Walters 11, Sewall 2, Harding 0, Morse 2.

RIVERSIDE TOURNAMENT

Riverside 50, Kendrick 43

Jill Thompson’s two 3-pointers to start the fourth quarter accounted for a nine-point lead, and Melissa Day and Tiffany McMurphy held high-scoring Alycia Heier to nine points as the Rams (4-3) beat the Tigers (11-3) for the title.

Riverside’s Bernice Stime scored 14 of her 17 in the second half. Ferris Dudnake scored 20 for Kendrick, which had averaged more than 60 points per game.

Kendrick 8 11 13 11 - 43

Riverside 4 14 17 15 - 50

KENDRICK, Idaho Dudnake 20, Eberhardt 10, Rush 3, Ketcher 0, Silflow 1, Heier 9.

RIVERSIDE Lamarche 0, Snyder 6, Whittekiend 0, Thompson 8, Day 1, Stime 17, Wood 6, McMurphy 2, Shorts 10, Olson 0.

Deer Park 53, K.Falls 36

Jaidean Watson shot 7 of 13 from the floor and had seven of her team’s 23 steals as the Stags (3-4) pulled away in the third quarter to beat the Bulldogs (2-4) in the consolation game.

Tricia Gest of the Stags added 11 rebounds.

Deer Park 7 17 18 11 - 53

Kettle Falls 10 16 2 8 - 36

DEER PARK - Ostrom 0, Tess 0, Michaels 9, Darrow 7, Watson 15, Davis 0, Sims 6, Nedved 0, Stone 2, Gest 12, O’Brien 2.

KETTLE FALLS Baker 0, Gates 4, Lathrop 4, Maidhoff 2, Marco 6, Matter 6, McDaniels 0, Richardson 10, Weathers 4.

PRIEST RIVER TOURNAMENT

Newport 61, P.River 46

Michele Carrara had 13 rebounds and six steals, and the Grizzlies (6-2) made 12 of 18 third-quarter free throws to pull away from the host Spartans (6-5) in the championship game.

Newport made 27 of 43 free throws. Priest River’s Krissi Ruiz had 18 points and nine rebounds.

Potlatch beat Orofino in an all-Idaho consolation. No score was reported.

Priest River 14 10 10 12 - 46

Newport 9 13 20 19 - 61

PRIEST RIVER Go 0, M.Ruiz 2, Stensland 4, Reed 2, K.Ruiz 18, Ennis 8, Suchocki 2, Duley 4, Rasmussen 4, Vogrig 2, Cary 0, White 0.

NEWPORT Casey 1, Schulz 13, Almond 0, Sauer 15, Sherman 6, Frandrup 9, Vallieres 4, Carrara 12.

CUSICK CROSSOVER

Selkirk 50, Clark Fork 22

Pollianna Dickenson made four consecutive baskets from the outside in the first quarter, and Tara Porter and Molly Carlson worked the inside for 23 points as the Rangers (5-2 ) beat the Wampus Cats (5-6).

Clark Fork 5 6 5 6 - 22

Selkirk 21 11 13 5 - 50

CLARK FORK Miller 4, Morderscheid 4, Longstreet 3, St. Claire 2, Storaasli 4, Hager 5.

SELKIRK Dickenson 11, Jennings 5, Weaver 5, Koontz 2, Dury 4, Porter 12, Carlson 11.

F.Christian 65, Cusick 12

Sarah Peterson scored 12 of her 24 in the fourth quarter and a 36-19 rebounding edge helped the Eagles (9-3 ) top the host Panthers (0-6) in the tourney’s other game.

Falls Christian 16 12 22 19 - 65

Cusick 2 0 4 6 - 12

FALLS CHRISTIAN Johnson 0, Wallace 6, Pang 8, Peterson 24, Moate 16, Taylor 2, Gelnette 0, Runkle 2, Coy 3, Jenkins 4.

CUSICK Norton 8, Pickerel 3, Cutshall 0, Waldman 0, Haas 0, Foster 0, Nenema 0, Johnson 2, Thomas 0, Zeismer 0, Barton 0.

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