A-B Boys

Northeast A

Freeman 82, Medical Lake 65

At Rockford, Travis Goldsmith scored 23 points and hit two of his four 3-pointers to start the fourth quarter as the Scotties (6-2, 8-4) toppled the Cardinals (5-2, 8-2), the state’s top-ranked team.

Freeman shot 53 percent from the floor and held Medical Lake to 3-of-10 shooting in the final quarter. Goldsmith added seven rebounds and five steals. Randy Moffatt scored 22 and Joe Deutsch 20 for the Cardinals, who have two hobbled starters.

Medical Lake 23 14 17 11 - 65 Freeman 21 17 19 25 - 82

MEDICAL LAKE Verstrate 2, Bailey 0, Moffatt 22, Huston 7, Simmons 6, J.Deutsch 20, M.Deutsch 0, Fischhaber 8.

FREEMAN VanVoorhis 10, Hill 5, Oberst 18, Goldsmith 23, Miller 15, Reed 0, Lynch 0, Friberg 1, Schuerman 10.

Riverside 63, Chewelah 58

Keith Cook scored 19, and Kevin Kuntz had seven of his 13 points in the fourth quarter as the visiting Rams (6-2, 8-3) defeated the Cougars (5-2, 6-3).

Jeremy Landram scored 22, and Chewelah’s Greg Rainer and Jeremy Rodgers had eight rebounds apiece.

Riverside 13 16 20 14 - 63 Chewelah 14 15 20 9 - 58

RIVERSIDE Cook 19, Hodson 0, Koesel 4, Monroe 11, Johnson 4, Nelson 0, Ahrens 2, Kuntz 13, Gannon 10.

CHEWELAH Landram 22, Murbach 7, Wissing 0, Keeley 0, Boone 8, Belzer 10, Rodgers 5, Rainer 6.

Lakeside 52, Newport 51

The visiting Eagles (5-3, 8-3) stole the ball with 1 second remaining to preserve a win over the Grizzlies (4-4, 7-5).

Lakeside led 52-51 with 8 seconds left, but Chevy Mathews missed the front end of a one-andone. Newport’s turnover ruined a chance at a winning shot.

Lakeside 14 16 6 16 - 52 Newport 13 8 18 14 - 51

LAKESIDE Bender 0, Nelson 0, Hatch 20, Klein 4, Mathews 12, Miller 6, Petticrew 10, Tenny 0.

NEWPORT Larson 3, Randles 15, Wilson 0, Frederick 4, Walden 10, Smyly 3, Taylor 0, Carrara 16, Wilson 0.

Kettle Falls 61, Deer Park 58

Greg Johnston scored 28, and Jeff Graves scored eight of his 16 in the fourth quarter as the visiting Bulldogs (3-5, 4-8) defeated the Stags (0-8, 2-9).

Kettle Falls outscored the Stags 21-10 from the line. Michael Averyt had 11 rebounds for Deer Park, which had turnovers on its final three possessions.

Kettle Falls 13 12 11 25 - 61 Deer Park 14 9 17 18 - 58

KETTLE FALLS G.Johnston 28, Eslick 0, Hartill 5, Williams 0, Entwistle 6, Graves 16, J.Johnston 2, Siegel 1, Dotts 3.

DEER PARK Palmer 2, Beardslee 9, Langbehn 0, Weger 17, Averyt 10, Doffing 9, Miller 1, Baker 10.

Bi-County

Spr.-Harr. 75, Reardan 72

Ryan Floyd scored 26 and the third-ranked Falcons (7-0, 13-0) held on when the host Indians (4-3, 7-6) missed two 3-pointers in the final 10 seconds.

Floyd scored 16 first-half points and made four 3-pointers. Teammate Nick Colbert scored 23, including eight in the first quarter.

Robb Soliday scored 26 for Reardan, which led 65-63 with 3 minutes to go before committing three turnovers that S-H converted into go-ahead points.

Sprague-Harr. 21 16 15 23 - 75 Reardan 14 20 17 21 - 72

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Newcomb 0, Floyd 26, Bly 8, Korby 2, Putney 3, Countryman 5, Schmitt 4, Hattrup 4, Colbert 23.

REARDAN Jones 8, Graham 2, Soliday 26, Krupke 2, Jenkin 0, Schultz 9, Harkness 6, Holwegner 14, Blomgren 7.

ACH 63, Odessa 35

Matt Elder scored nine of his 13 points in the third quarter as the Warriors (7-0, 9-3) defeated the host Tigers (1-6, 2-8).

ACH, leader in the West Division, plays at Harrington tonight.

ACH 13 14 18 18 - 63 Odessa 8 6 11 10 - 35

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Higginbotham 0, Pierce 9, Murray 0, Elder 13, Cunningham 0, Janzen 6, Slahtasky 9, Carstensen 7, Roberts 5, Goodwin 2, Evers 3, Andersen 9.

ODESSA M.Carlson 4, Zagelow 6, R.Carlson 5, Melcher 6, Grall 10, Praetorious 4.

Davenport 64, Liberty 61

Cliff Swain scored 20 and went 8 of 8 from the line as the host Gorillas (4-3, 6-7) held off the Lancers (2-5, 2-11).

Liberty made seven 3-pointers in the second half; three apiece for Tim Cornwall and Rob Hudkins. Hudkins scored all 14 of his points in the second half.

Liberty 7 10 28 16 - 61 Davenport 18 17 14 15 - 64

LIBERTY Tee 0, Horlacher 4, Braman 0, Suksdorf 0, J.Rafter 7, Hudkins 14, D.Cornwall 2, T.Cornwall 14, Greenwalt 12, Dauenhauer 8.

DAVENPORT Hogan 16, Swain 20, Parsons 6, Goodman 0, Turnbough 9, Deal 3, Cannon 0, Hammond 8, FitzPatrick 2.

Lind 58, Ritzville 45

Rob Schrenk had 21 points and 11 rebounds and the host Bulldogs (4-4, 6-6) made 7 of 9 free throws in the fourth quarter to stop a rally by the Broncos (4-4, 4-9).

Ritzville trailed by 17 points in the second quarter, but closed within six with 4 minutes left. Lind owned a 35-23 rebounding edge. Ritzville’s John Galbreath scored 23.

Ritzville 11 6 15 13 - 45 Lind 4 24 17 13 - 58

RITZVILLE J.Galbreath 23, DeVore 0, Noble 4, Boness 4, Duff 0, Roberg 8, Roth 2, Weber 2, Powers 2.

LIND Keltz 7, Watson 13, Montejano 5, Schrenk 21, Palmer 12, Pennel 0, Ruiz 0.

Wilb.-Creston 61, Chr.Her. 43

At Edwall, Lex Katich hit four 3-pointers in the second half after shooting 0 for 9 from the field in the first half as the Wildcats (5-3, 7-6) topped the Patriots (0-7, 1-9).

Jess Colvin had eight rebounds for the Patriots before fouling out.

Wilbur-Creston 6 9 20 26 - 61 Chr. Heritage 6 12 13 12 - 43

WILBUR-CRESTON Gochenour 15, L.Katich 14, Hanson 4, Turner 9, Harris 0, Kuchenbuch 8, K.Nelson 0, McMurray 11, Krause 0, S.Nelson 0.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Colvin 10, B.Newbill 0, J.Fischer 4, J.Newbill 0, Klein 9, T.Fischer 14, Bishop 0, Smith 6.

Panorama

St. George’s 39, NWC 36

Christian Laugen scored a game-high 13 and the visiting Dragons (6-1, 7-4) overcame a 10-0 opening-game deficit to defeat the defending State B champion Crusaders (6-1, 9-2) and tie for first in the South Division.

Fourth-ranked NWC led by one with 5 minutes left. The Crusaders’ Jason Iverson attempted a 3-pointer at the buzzer that bounced off the rim.

St. George’s 4 10 10 15 - 39 NWC 10 9 8 9 - 36

ST. GEORGE’S Davis 11, Tseng 0, Kennedy 0, Clarke 0, Kuney 0, Charbonneau 4, Laugen 13, Ala 7, Averett 0, Cook 0, Treybig 0, Thomas 4.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Whelham 7, Iverson 8, Murphy 2, Rapelje 8, Woods 4, Affeldt 0, Dunham 2, Meyers 4, Crouch 1.

Curlew 79, Wellpinit 45

Gary Hughes scored 12 of his 19 in the first quarter as the secondranked Cougars (6-0, 10-0) defeated the host Redskins (5-2, 7-4) to maintain their division lead.

Curlew 20 19 22 18 - 79 Wellpinit 8 14 12 11 - 45

CURLEW Engeland 0, Baker 2, Paul 15, Whitted 4, Brown 7, Miller 2, Edwards 2, Hughes 19, Thurik 6, Wakefield 8, Nelson 14.

WELLPINIT Moses 9, Tonasket 2, D.Flett 2, Holt 4, Lebret 0, A.Flett 14, N.Ford , Payne 4, S.Flett 7, Andrew 3.

St. Michael’s 68, Cusick 57

The visiting Warriors (1-6, 3-7) went 8 of 8 from the line in the final 30 seconds to defeat the Panthers (1-6, 1-10) for their first league win in history.

David Baarstad had 15 points and 12 rebounds for St. Michael’s, new to the league this season.

St. Michael’s 19 17 15 17 - 68 Cusick 9 11 18 19 - 57

ST. MICHAEL’S Dav.Baarstad 15, Cons 14, C.Argentino 14, J.Harding 17, Vogel 4, Sandquist 0, B.Argentino 4, Dan Baarstad 0.

CUSICK Scott 8, Waldman 0, Nelson 26, Meek 6, Chantry 0, Webb 3, Birchall 0, Russell 14, Finley 0.

Inchelium 59, Northport 45

Joe Pakootas scored 10 of his 24 points in the third quarter and had five 3-pointers as the host Hornets (1-6, 2-8) defeated the Mustangs (0-6, 2-9).

Northport 12 14 11 8 - 45 Inchelium 9 17 20 13 - 59

NORTHPORT Buffan 2, Ashurst 0, Carlson 0, Murphy 2, Mine 4, Baribault 21, Jimenez 13, Dufresne 2, Day 0, Parish 1.

INCHELIUM Pakootas 24, C.Desautel 6, J.D.Finley 0, T.Finley 0, M.Finley 4, G.Desautel 9, Sutton 4, C.Finley 0, Christianson 12.

Selkirk 60, Springdale 46

Nathan Dial scored eight points in the second quarter and Brodie Larson added eight points in the third quarter as the host Rangers (5-2, 6-5) defeated the Chargers (3-4, 3-7).

Springdale 7 15 8 16 - 46 Selkirk 9 19 14 18 - 60

SPRINGDALE Meyers 0, Nortz 0, Carr 2, Nolander 0, McCurdy 0, Mann 13, Melville 7, Bra.Coe 6, Peterson 8, Bri.Coe 4, Blanchard 6.

SELKIRK A.Kinney 0, Larson 10, Smith 0, Pichette 8, Davis 8, Garrett 2, Newman 6, Hays 10, Fandrey 0, Dial 16.

Republic 63, Columbia 47

Jason Baldwin scored 15 of his 24 points in the second quarter and finished with four 3-pointers as the host Tigers (5-1, 5-5) defeated the Lions (2-5, 2-9).

Mark Rickard had 20 points, 11 rebounds and four assists for Republic, which owned a 36-21 rebounding edge. Columbia’s Robert Denison scored 25 before being ejected with 9 seconds left.

Columbia 13 10 15 9 - 47 Republic 11 19 18 15 - 63

COLUMBIA McLean 0, Brisbois 4, Kastellic 0, Philpot 0, Whitney 1, Garrett 2, Bangert 4, R.Denison 25, Smith 0, Wilson 0, Cornwall 2, Hoiland 5.

REPUBLIC G.Burt 0, Hanks 0, Krohn 3, Baldwin 24, Grimm 0, Michaels 0, Rickard 20, Symmes 0, J.Kuchenmeister 10, K.Kuchenmeister 4, Hunt 2.

Whitman County

LaCr.-Wash. 61, Rosalia 58

The visiting Tigercats (3-0, 8-5) made four 3-pointers in the first quarter and held off the Spartans (1-2, 9-4), who missed a 3-pointer with 3 seconds left.

Casey Rouleau had eight points and nine rebounds for L-W, which remained tied for first place. Rosalia’s Brian Maley scored 20.

LaCrosse-Wash. 19 16 12 14 - 61 Rosalia 12 19 12 15 - 58

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Nealey 4, Ledbetter 8, Bryan 8, Wigen 11, Daniel 9, Goll 9, Kinch 0, Rouleau 8, Whitman 4.

ROSALIA Nereim 15, Maley 20, Webb 0, Scheele 2, Finley 8, Bruce 6, Blank 5, McLaughlin 2.

Gar-Pal 64, SJ-End. 48

At Palouse, Beau Hilty-Jones scored all of his 16 points in the fourth quarter and hit 4 of 7 3-pointers as the sixth-ranked Vikings (3-0, 11-1) defeated the Eagles (1-2, 6-7).

Rob Tiegs had 17 points and 11 rebounds for Gar-Pal, which blazed ahead with a nine-point run in the second quarter.

St. John-End. 10 5 9 24 - 48 Garfield-Palouse 17 14 9 24 - 64

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Johnstone 4, Colyar 0, Kelweno 13, Barnes-Bailey 2, Gering 4, Storment 3, Roths 12, Hergert 10.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Lawton 5, Hill 2, Hilty-Jones 16, Colfield 6, Fox 7, Beck 3, Tiegs 17, Richards 2, Thurston 4, Coles 2.

Colton 48, T-O 45

Terry Busch scored eight of his 19 points in the fourth quarter and the host Wildcats (1-2, 6-5) scored the final 12 points of the game to defeat the Nighthawks (0-3, 3-9) for the first time since 1976.

Colton scoring leader Ryan BeLieuleft the game in the first quarter with a swollen eye.

Tekoa-Oakes. 18 13 5 9 - 45 Colton 14 7 8 19 - 48

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Graffis 2, Brown 4, Fox 6, Freeburg 4, Zehm 14, Mason 2, Crooks 6, Marsh 0, Wall 7.

COLTON Merk 8, Bates 0, McArthur 1, Wallace 2, Busch 19, BeLieu 5, Moss 9, Cuellar 4.