Boys Basketball

NORTHEAST A

Newport 70, Chewelah 65

Chris Randles scored all 23 of his points in the second half, including 16 in the fourth quarter, as the host Grizzlies (4-3, 7-4) knocked the Cougars (5-1, 6-2) into a first-place tie with Medical Lake.

Randles had two 3-pointers and shot 6 of 8 from the line in the fourth quarter. Scott Frederick of Newport held highscoring Jeremy Landram to eight points. Raymond Walden had seven rebounds and Nate Carrara five assists for Newport.

Greg Belzer scored 17 for Chewelah.

Chewelah 13 15 19 18 - 65 Newport 21 11 14 24 - 70

CHEWELAH Landram 8, Jaques 0, Murbadh 9, Skok 10, Keeley 0, Boone 15, Belzer 17, Rodgers 2, Rainer 4.

NEWPORT Larson 2, Randles 23, Wilson 3, Frederick 8, Walden 16, Smyly 2, Taylor 4, Bishop 0, Carrara 10, Knapp 0, Wilson 2.

Riverside 55, Deer Park 39

At Chattaroy, the host Rams (5-2, 7-3) forced 21 turnovers and held the Stags (0-7, 2-8) to 25-percent shooting from the field.

Kevin Kuntz had eight rebounds for Riverside, which used a press to hassle Deer Park.

Deer Park 4 10 10 15 - 39 Riverside 12 9 9 25 - 55

DEER PARK Palmer 4, Beardslee 4, Langbehn 6, Weger 2, Averyt 14, Doffing 1, Miller 0, Baker 8.

RIVERSIDE Cook 12, Hodgson 4, Koesel 5, Monroe 5, Smith 2, Johnson 2, Nelson 2, Ahrens 9, Kuntz 6, Gannon 8.

PANORAMA

NWC 58, St. Michael’s 28

Jeff Meyers had 15 rebounds and the Crusaders (6-0, 9-1) shot 24 of 36 (67 percent) from the field in defeating the host Warriors (0-6, 2-7).

The Crusaders had 11 players score, while the Warriors had just four. David Baarstad had 13 rebounds for St. Michael’s, which made just 1 of 3 free throws and shot 20 percent from the floor.

NW Christian 12 13 19 14 - 58 St. Michaels 5 5 2 16 - 28

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Whelham 4, Iverson 7, Murphy 0, Rapelje 12, Woods 7, Affeldt 1, Dunham 14, Thompson 4, Meyers 4, Crouch 1, Mortlock 2, Phelps 2.

ST. MICHAEL’S Dav.Baarstad 5, Cons 13, C.Argentino 8, J.Harding 0, Vogel 2, K.Harding 0, Sandquist 0, B.Argentino 0, Lajoie 0, Dan Baarstad 0, Schindler 0, Edwards 0.

St. George’s 72, Springdale 49

Jason Ala made two 3-pointers in the first quarter and finished with 25 points as the host Dragons (5-1, 6-4) defeated the Chargers (3-3, 3-6).

Dan Cook had eight rebounds for St. George’s, which shot 50 percent from the floor. The game was scheduled at Springdale, but a propane leak and fire caused a shift in sites.

St. George’s 21 19 19 13 - 72 Springdale 12 17 8 12 - 49

ST. GEORGE’S Davis 8, Tseng 4, Kennedy 2, Clarke 4, Kuney 0, Charbonneau 1, Laugen 4, Ala 25, Averett 6, Cook 6, Treybig 2, Thomas 10.

SPRINGDALE Meyers 0, Nortz 0, Carr 2, Nolander 0, McCurdy 4, Mann 6, Melville 4, Bra.Coe 7, Peterson 7, Bri.Coe 13, Blanchard 6.

Selkirk 67, Cusick 54

The visiting Rangers (4-2, 4-5) switched to a zone defense in the second quarter to short-circuit a quick start by the Panthers (1-5, 1-9), and shot 21 of 32 from the line.

Selkirk’s Nathan Dial had eight of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, when Cusick had eight turnovers. Cusick was 13 of 36 from the field after starting 6 of 8. Cusick’s Sonny Finley had 10 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter.

Selkirk 10 19 18 20 - 67 Cusick 13 13 12 16 - 54

SELKIRK Coppock 0, Z.Kinney 0, A.Kinney 0, Larson 2, Smith 0, Pichette 6, Davis 6, Garrett 5, J.Newman 17, Hays 14, Fandrey 0, Dial 17.

CUSICK Scott 12, Waldman 1, Nelson 0, Meek 0, Chantry 0, Webb 3, Birchall 2, Russell 12, Finley 24.

Postponements:

Snow forced the postponement of three games. The Inchelium at Wellpinit and Northport and Columbia games were rescheduled for today. The Republic at Curlew game was moved to Jan. 24.

NON-LEAGUE

Colfax 55, Pullman 50

Nathan Hansen scored 27 points, and he and David Stoner had six points apiece in the third quarter as the host Bulldogs (3-9) defeated the Greyhounds (7-4).

Pullman played without Marcus Fry and Erich Hannan.

Pullman 16 12 10 12 - 50 Colfax 18 10 16 11 - 55

PULLMAN Mirkovich 3, Evermann 0, Donati 9, Berry 0, Wang 15, Kallaher 5, Wilde 7, Yrazabal 0, Diestler 11.

COLFAX Edinger 3, Becker 0, Heaton 2, B.Stoner 3, Fulfs 3, Hansen 27, Berquist 1, D.Stoner 16.

Lakeside 67, East Valley 42

At Nine Mile, Jared Hatch scored 23 points, and he and Chevy Mathews scored six points apiece in the fourth quarter as the host Eagles (7-3) defeated the Knights (0-10).

Mathews had nine rebounds and nine assists, and Hatch 15 rebounds for Lakeside, which jumped ahead 12-2. EV’s Aaron Wilkinson had eight of his 11 points in the second quarter.

East Valley 4 15 13 10 - 42 Lakeside 16 16 11 24 - 67

EAST VALLEY Lunneborg 0, Schindler 3, LeGrant 3, Halttunen 0, McLachlan 9, Freund 2, Wilkinson 11, Huston 10, Sanchez 0, Shogren 0, Ostrander 2.

LAKESIDE Bender 2, Davis 4, Hatch 23, Klein 8, Mathews 13, Miller 2, Petticrew 9, Tenny 2, Feider 2, Nelson 0.

St.J.-End. 74, Davenport 68

Zach Hergert hit all three of his 3-point attempts and made six free throws in the fourth quarter as the visiting Eagles (6-6) defeated the Gorillas (5-7).

Justin Roths scored 25 for the Eagles, who made 13 of 19 from the line in the final quarter. Davenport’s Tom Turnbough scored 11 of his 18 points in the second quarter and had eight rebounds before fouling out with 5 minutes left.

St. John-End. 15 17 23 19 - 74 Davenport 12 22 17 17 - 68

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Johnstone 2, Colyar 2, Kelweno 9, Barnes-Bailey 4, Gering 7, Storment 8, Roths 25, Hergert 17.

DAVENPORT Hogan 10, Swain 14, Parsons 8, Goodman 0, Turnbough 18, Deal 6, Cannon 0, Hammond 7, FitzPatrick 5.

Rosalia 61, Valley Christian 48

Brian Maley had 18 points and 12 rebounds and the host Spartans (9-3) defeated the Panthers (6-7) by holding them to 34-percent shooting from the field.

Rosalia’s Greg Nereim had nine assists. Travis Harken, averaging 14.4 points in Valley Christian’s league games, was held to four.

Valley Christian 12 12 11 13 - 48 Rosalia 15 11 15 20 - 61

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Schlafmann 0, Tobin 9, Kitteridge 5, Spuler 2, Harken 4, Sandin 4, Wright 10, Asbury 4, Gerrells 10.

ROSALIA Nereim 15, Naught 0, Maley 18, Webb 4, Scheele 2, Finley 3, Bruce 8, Blank 9, McLaughlin 2.

Colton 62, Genesee (Idaho) 48

Terry Busch had 18 points and eight rebounds and the Wildcats (5-5) shot 65 percent from the field in beating the visiting Bulldogs (4-5).

Genesee 12 10 7 19 - 48 Colton 19 12 19 12 - 62

GENESEE J.Boyd 5, T.J.Boyd 0, Bielenberg 0, J.Scharnhorst 4, Teigen 2, Morsheck 10, Johnson 1, Aherin 0, L.Scharnhorst 10, Vieth 11, Bennett 5.

COLTON Merk 2, Bates 4, Bingeman 2, McArthur 6, Wallace 11, Druffel 0, Mayer 0, Busch 18, BeLieu 4, Moss 2, Cuellar 13.

Warden 67, Lind 64 (OT)

Daniel Terry scored 32 and sent the game into overtime by hitting a 3-pointer with 4 seconds left as the Cougars defeated the Bulldogs (5-6).

Lind’s Rob Schrenk had 21 points and nine rebounds. Michael Watson of Lind had eight rebounds, eight steals and made 13 of 15 free throws.

Warden 12 20 12 16 7 - 67 Lind 10 20 14 16 4 - 64

WARDEN Cox 6, Terry 32, Savage 7, Cox 2, Allison 8, Allison 4, Sackmann 2, Olson 4, Getzinger 2, Moe 0.

LIND Keltz 15, Watson 15, Montejano 7, Schrenk 21, Palmer 4, Pennel 2, Ruiz 0.