Gorillas Gain Revenge By Thumping Eagles

Girls basketball

Joy Emery scored Davenport’s first eight points and was five for five from the field in the first half as the Gorillas (11-1) defeated St. John-Endicott (10-2), 66-49, in a non-league game Tuesday night at Davenport.

The fifth-ranked Gorillas avenged their only loss of the season, a 74-60 decision to the fourth-ranked Eagles, behind Jennifer Stinson’s seven assists, 10 rebounds and 24 points.

Davenport made 16 of 29 shots from the field in the first half, while St. John-Endicott was seven of 29.

The Gorillas also outrebounded the Eagles 39-25.

Davenport 66, St.J-E 49

St.John-Endicott 9 6 20 14 - 49 Davenport 20 18 16 12 - 66

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Simpson 0, Bafus 0, Black 0, Lamb 15, Garrett 14, Holt 7, Schmick 13, Miller 0.

DAVENPORT Becker 0, J.Emery 12, A.Marriott 14, Schreck 0, Warwick 4, C.Emery 8, Jacobsen 2, Stinson 24, Mikelson 2.

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE

Chewelah 62, Newport 59 (OT)

Summer Wood rebounded and put in her own missed free throw with 30 seconds remaining in overtime to give the visiting Cougars (4-2, 5-3) a win against the Grizzlies (4-3, 7-4)

Chewelah trailed 43-33 at the start of the fourth quarter, but the Cougars chipped away at Newport’s lead and Jenny McGuire sank a 5-foot bank shot with 5 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime.

Chewelah 7 12 13 20 10 - 62 Newport 10 13 14 15 7 - 59

CHEWELAH Myers 0, King 10, Bauer 14, Perkins 9, Kristianson 19, Wood 2, Pickering 0, O’Neal 2, Naccarato 6.

NEWPORT McGuire 9, H.Almond 1, Casey 0, Powers 14, Schultz 14, Stigall 14, Frandrup 1, Valeries 0, Carrara 6.

Riverside 50, Deer Park 37

Ramona Peterson had eight rebounds and nine points to help the Rams (6-1, 9-2) past the visiting Stags (2-5, 3-7).

Riverside freshman Abbey Wood held Deer Park’s leading scorer, Jaidean Watson, to five points.

Deer Park 5 15 9 8 - 37 Riverside 10 17 10 13 - 50

DEER PARK Magart 0, Michaels 7, Darrow 0, Watson 5, Axel 6, Stromberger 4, Nedved 1, Stone 6, Gest 4, Baker 4, O’Brien 0.

RIVERSIDE Carlander 12, Snyder 4, Whittekiend 0, Day 2, Stime 6, Wood 5, Peterson 9, McMurphy 6, Nelson 6.

PANORAMA LEAGUE

Inchelium at Wellpinit

Postponed until tomorrow because of snow.

Northport at Columbia

Postponed until tomorrow because of snow.

Republic at Curlew

Postponed until January 24 because of snow.

Selkirk 60, Cusick 35

Tasha Dickinson scored eight of her 12 points in the third quarter as the Rangers (2-3, 4-5) downed the host Panthers (0-6, 0-10).

Mandy Haas had 15 rebounds for Cusick.

Selkirk 12 9 19 20 - 60 Cusick 9 14 5 7 - 35

SELKIRK P.Dickinson 11, T.Dickinson 12, Sharp 2, Smith 3, Grass 0, Pichette 12, Koontz 5, Dury 0, Porter 7, Carlson 8.

CUSICK M.Haas 7, Pickerel 2, Carrico 0, C.Haas 10, Foster 0, Brumfield 1, Thomas 0, Nenema 15, Hutto 0, Wightman 0.

St. George’s 82, Springdale 24

Chrissy Peterson grabbed 11 rebounds and scored 30 points to lead the Dragons (5-0, 10-1) past the hosting Chargers (3-2, 3-6).

Cara Longinotti had nine first-half assists for St. George’s, and the Dragons recorded 22 steals.

Springdale 7 6 4 7 - 24 St. George’s 31 20 17 14 - 82

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 0, Peone 2, Diedrich 0, K.Bade 0, C.Cates 11, Africa 2, Dixon 2, Thompson 2, S.Cates 4, Hendrick 1.

ST. GEORGE’S Mann 6, E.DeNiro 0, Sadler 5, K.DeNiro 0, Appling 2, Innes 2, Trowbridge 6, Arthur 10, Routh-Corker 4, Swift 1, Harvill 8, Longinotti 8, Peterson 30, Boutz 0.

NON-LEAGUE

Lewiston 46, Clarkston 44

Andrea Gomez scored five of her eight points in the fourth quarter, including a crucial go-ahead free throw with 25 seconds remaining as the visiting Bengals beat the Bantams.

Krissy Burt had 11 of her game-high 29 points in the fourth quarter.

Clarkston 12 8 8 16 - 44 Lewiston 6 11 13 16 - 46

CLARKSTON Frei 0, King 2, Maughan 4, Poskey 1, Gregg 0, Metcalf 4, Hearsey 4, Burt 29.

LEWISTON Acord 9, Couch 0, Roberts 4, Hunt 2, Wimer 4, Gomez 8, Martin 0, Cushman 1, Asker 0, McEachern 9, Bloom 9.

Pullman 52, Colfax 50

Melissa Schlettert scored 12 of her 26 points in the first quarter as the Greyhounds (4-6) beat the host Bulldogs (9-3).

Pullman 19 8 12 13 - 52 Colfax 6 12 14 18 - 50

PULLMAN Nelson 0, Christensen 0, Linehan 0, Fisher 3, Schlettert 26, Saluskin 0, Scharnhorst 2, Montez 2, Werner 10, Mumford 0, Weeks 9.

COLFAX Gigray 0, Harder 3, Thiele 0, Brownell 0, Hall 14, Miller 0, Tribbett 12, Widman 3, Pittman 8, Hansen 10.

Rosalia 61, V. Christian 58

Lora Lee Henning had 10 of her 12 points in the first half to give the host Spartans (7-4) a win over the Panthers (4-9).

Carmen Evans had eight points in the fourth quarter to bring Valley Christian within three points, but the Panthers turned the ball over with 5 seconds remaining and a chance to tie the game.

Valley Christian 9 8 16 25 - 58 Rosalia 16 21 13 11 - 61

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Monforton 4, Harken 7, Stoltey 2, Dixon 0, Evans 15, Hudson 6, Hopson 2, Sears 7, Ferderer 13, Black 2.

ROSALIA Nelson 4, A.Henning 0, Witte 6, Scheele 20, Bodey 0, L.L.Henning 12, McLaughlin 6, Brown 0, Bernard 11, Peringer 2, Willey 0.

Warden 64, Lind 31

Melissa Rodeback had 14 points, and the Cougars forced 22 turnovers, as Warden beat the host Bulldogs (4-8).

Lind shot seven for 25 from the line.

Warden 10 17 18 19 - 64 Lind 4 9 7 11 - 31

WARDEN Pomeroy 10, Klitzke 4, Ring 8, Allison 6, Cromwell 4, Nitta 0, Berg 2, Cox 16, Rodeback 14, Allen 0.

LIND Kulm 0, Sheckells 8, Baker 0, Mackey 0, Thompson 5, Rott 6, Bittick 0, Willis 2, Snead 0, Davis 0, Fode 6, Horpedahl 4.