Haller-Led Clark Fork Rolls

SATURDAY GIRLS

NORTH STAR LEAGUE

C. Fork 51, Kootenai 44

Carla Haller had seven rebounds and five steals and Rachael Royster had 19 points, seven rebounds and four steals as the Wampus Cats rolled.

Haller, who was called up from the junior varsity for the Saturday game, also contibuted eight points as Clark Fork ran its record to 4-1 in league play and 10-4 overall.

The Warriors fell to 1-5 and 4-8.

Clark Fork 15 7 13 16 - 51

Kootenai 4 15 10 15 - 44

CLARK FORK Royster 19, Stauaasli 2, Longstreet 20, McAllister 10, Haller 8, Manderscheid 2.

KOOTENAI T.Kraack 15, Andersen 4, Ausman , Flint 9 , Hunter 8, L.Kraak 5, Damiano 3.

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE

Hayden Kristianson and Summer Wood combined for 23 points Saturday night to lead Chewelah to a 46-39 Northeast A League girls basketball win at Medical Lake.

Chewelah (5-3, 6-4) outscored the Cardinals 24-17 over the first and third quarters.

Mardell Davis scored 12 points as the Cardinals (0-8, 1-9) played one of their better games, but fell two quarters short.

Chewelah 10 9 14 13 - 46

Medical Lake 6 10 9 14 - 39

CHEWELAH Myers 0, Savitz 0, King 1, Bauer 8, Perkins 8, Kristianson 12, Wood 11, Pickering 4, Hughes 0, O’Neal 2, Naccarato 0.

MEDICAL LAKE Cathey 8, Davis 12, Duckett 9, Falson 4, Hodgson 1, Johnson 0, Kjelland 0, Musser 2, Simmons 0, Walker 3.

Colfax 89, Freeman 46

Tracy Tribbett scored 22 of her 28 points in the first quarter and the Bulldogs outscored the Scotties (1-8, 1-12) 28-5 in the first quarter and never looked back.

Angie Hall and freshman Laura Widman had 12 rebounds each as the Bulldogs (9-0, 10-3) finished with 48 rebounds. Hall also had six of 13 Colfax steals.

Freeman 5 13 8 20 - 46

Colfax 28 20 24 17 - 89

FREEMAN Wilkerson 3, McCathern 12, Meenach 2, Hyndman 2, Graham 0, Stark 13, Watkins 2, Smith 0, Boston 5, Brown 7.

COLFAX Gigray 4, Harder 6, Thiele 0, Brownell 3, Hall 10, Tribbett 28, Widman 16, Pittman 12, Hansen 10.

Newport 47, Deer Park 45

The Stags (2-7, 3-9) trailed by 11 points with 3 minutes to go, but saw their comeback fall just short at home.

Heather Sims and Jennifer O’Brien, who played only the last 3 minutes after being called up from the junior varsity, combined for 10 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Deer Park rally. However, the Stags committed four costly turnovers in a row to allow the Grizzlies (5-4, 8-5) to escape.

Newport 14 8 15 10 - 47

Deer Park 4 17 8 16 - 45

NEWPORT McGuire 4, H.Almond 2, Casey 2, Powers 4, Schultz 11, Stigall 5, Frandrup 4, Valeries 6, Carrara 9.

DEER PARK O’Brien 4, Michaels 5, Darrow 9, Watson 9, Axel 0, Stromberger 2, Nedved 0, Stone 4, Sims 6, Gest 5, Baker 1.

Riverside 52, KF 35

The Bulldogs (3-6, 4-9) went 7 of 10 from the field in the first quarter and held a 19-6 lead early in the second quarter, but it was not enough to prevent the Rams from rallying at home.

Riverside (8-1, 11-2), behind a stingy man-to-man defense, went on a 25-4 run over the next quarter and a half. Alana Carlander finished with 11 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and seven steals in the victory.

Lisa Matter had 21 points for Kettle Falls.

Kettle Falls 15 8 0 12 - 35

Riverside 6 15 10 21 - 52

KETTLE FALLS Marco 0, Fredrickson 6, Weathers 4, Richardson 0, Keenan 4, Burstein 0, L.Matter 21, A.Matter 0, Lathrop 0.

RIVERSIDE Carlander 11, Snyder 11, Whittekiend 0, Thompson 2, Day 6, Stime 8, Wood 4, Shorts 2, Peterson 8, McMurphy 0, Nelson 0.

BI-COUNTY LEAGUE

W-C 54, Reardan 45

Jessica Martin had 26 points and 17 rebounds to lead the third-ranked Wildcats (8-0, 14-0) at Wilbur.

The Indians (5-3, 9-5) fell behind 17-6 after the first quarter.

Reardan 6 12 8 19 - 45

Wilbur-Creston 17 10 14 13 - 54

REARDAN Bocook 10, Humphrey 15, Echelbarger 0, Holwegner 4, Lovelady 0, Titchenal 13, Guhlke 0, Rohner 3, Krupke 0, Supinger 0.

WILBUR-CRESTON Allen 5, Llewellyn 1, Grant 2, Martin 26, Haden 3, H.Arden 11, Bandy 6.

Davenport 76, Odessa 27

Jennifer Stinson had 29 points and 15 rebounds as the fifth-ranked Gorillas cruised at Odessa.

Nicole Melcher had seven rebounds to lead the Tigers (0-7, 1-9). Andee Marriott added 15 points and 10 assists for Davenport (7-0, 13-1).

Davenport 21 28 16 11 - 76

Odessa 4 7 4 12 - 27

DAVENPORT Becker 2, J.Emery 7, A.Marriott 15, Schreck 6, Warwick 5, C.Emery 8, Jacobsen 0, Stinson 29, Mikelson 4.

ODESSA N.Melcher 0, Hardung 1, Dart 0, Walter 8, D.Schorzman 3, Smith 6, Ramm 2, Jeske 2, D.Melcher 0, Watters 2, Schmierer 3, Shaw 0, J.Melcher 0.

Ritzville 47, Liberty 42

Leslie Manke hit her only field goal with about 30 seconds left in the fourth quarter, was fouled on the shot and completed the threepoint play to push the lead to five points and propel Ritzville (6-2, 10-5) at Liberty.

Sherri Dehn had 14 points and five assists and Sara Engle had 11 rebounds for the Lancers (4-4, 6-8).

Ritzville 10 12 13 12 - 47

Liberty 9 11 11 11 - 42

RITZVILLE J.Hille 9, Coleman 8, Kirkendall 3, Moeller 2, Wellsandt 3, Galbreath 0, Russel 11, E.Hille 2, Mock 2, Manke 7.

LIBERTY Cory 4, Farka 0, Ostheller 0, Matthew 12, Engle 4, Dehn 14, Torguson 8.

ACH 67, Spra.-Harr. 32

Taunya Durrant scored eight of her 10 points in the first quarter and Christine Peterson chipped in six of her 12 to lead the Rebels (5-2, 9-4) to a 22-point first quarter at Harrington.

Micaela Hampton had 13 rebounds and eight points for the Falcons (0-7, 1-12).

ACH 22 16 15 14 - 67

Spr-Harr. 7 12 5 8 - 32

ALMIRA COULEE-HARTLINE Horter 0, Hennigh 14, Rock 12, Thiry 8, Roberts 0, Peterson 12, Hunsaker 2, White 2, Durrant 10, Malone 7.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 4, Morton 0, Larmer 9, Hampton 8, Engles 5, Kissler 5, Walters 0, Bettes 1.

PANORAMA LEAGUE

NWC 50, Columbia 47

Joleen Brisbois had 11 rebounds and Tana Skidmore grabbed 10 for the Lions (5-3, 7-5), but it wasn’t enough to beat the Crusaders.

Jana Huston, Heidi Simmons and Jenni Wright combined for 43 points as the Crusaders improved to 6-1 and 8-4.

NWC 11 11 17 11 - 50

Columbia 6 11 20 10 - 47

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Kennet 1, Simmons 16, Greenup 4, Estes 0, Henry 0, Walker 2, Wright 12, Huston 15.

COLUMBIA T.Skidmore 24,, J.Skidmore 12 Schwartz 0, Brisbois 4, Dale 2, Dashiell 3, Hofstetter 2.

Selkirk 54, Curlew 37

The Rangers held the Cougars (1-5, 1-10) to 14 of 43 shooting from the field and scored the last eight points of the game to win at Curlew.

Pollianna Dickinson hit a pair of 3-pointers on her way to a game-high 12 points to lead the Rangers (4-3, 8-5).

Selkirk 13 15 13 13 - 54

Curlew 6 13 14 4 - 37

SELKIRK P.Dickinson 12, T.Dickinson 8, Sharp 11, Smith 9, Pichette 2, Koontz 4, Dury 0, Porter 6, Carlson 2.

CURLEW Taylor 2, Kaatz 6, Thiele 6, Beck 7, Somday 2, Hall 6, Meyer 2, Tresham 2, Paul 4.

Saint George’s 70, Republic 23

The Dragons had 34 steals and held the Tigers to 28 shot attempts as they rolled at home.

Cherea Davis had eight steals and Chrissy Peterson added seven for the Dragons (6-1, 12-1).

Republic 4 7 6 6 - 23

Saint George’s 19 16 18 17 - 70

REPUBLIC Tietsort 0, Lewis 0, Dinkins 0, Stonehocker 0, Young 2, Prine 0, Pritchett 0, Davis 0, Thompson-Edgel 3, Pfaffle 9, Friend 9.

ST. GEORGE’S Mann 2, Davis 9, E.DeNiro 2, Sadler 4, Innes 1, Trowbridge 7, Arthur 2, Routh-Corker 2, Swift 2, Harvill 7, Longinotti 7, Peterson 25.

Cusick 40, Northport 29

Jennifer Brumfield and Salina Nenema scored 38 of the Panthers’ 40 points as Cusick earned its first win.

The Panthers improved to 1-6 and 1-10, while the Mustangs fell to 0-8 and 1-11.

Cusick 11 10 12 7 - 40

Northport 2 9 5 13 - 29

CUSICK M.Haas 1, Pickerel 1, C.Haas 0, Foster 0, Brumfield 22, Thomas 0, Nenema 16, Hutto 0, Wightman 0.

NORTHPORT Kittilson 0, Po.Gruener 0, Pe.Gruener 0, Knudsen 3, Boggs 12, Sauvola 6, Dufresne 6, Lenhard 2, Denison 0, C.Regis 0.

S’dale 54, Wellpinit 53

The Chargers (4-3, 4-7) outscored the Redskins (4-3, 6-6) 18-8 in the third quarter at Springdale.

Springdale’s Roni Peone went 9 of 10 from the foul line, including 5 of 6 in the fourth quarter. Cindy Cates added 19 points, seven boards and five steals.

Wellpinit 20 9 8 16 - 53

Springdale 6 17 18 13 - 54

WELLPINIT Stearns 0, Schmidt 1, Lynn 9, A.Abrahamson 0, Tonasket 4, Peone 4, Hill 0, Allen 15, B.Abrahamson 9, Ost 0, Wynecoop 0, Payne 11, Barnaby 0, Miller 0.

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 2, Peone 9, Diedrich 8, K.Bade 0, Stricker 0, C.Cates 19, Africa 11, Dixon 2, Thompson 2, S.Cates 0, N’deeo 1.

WHITMAN COUNTY

LaC-Wash. 56, T-O 50

Kelli Bruce had six of her 21 points in the fourth quarter and also had 16 boards to help the Tigercats (2-2, 6-8) upset the No. 10 Nighthawks.

Brandi Peringer kept Tekoa-Oakesdale (2-2, 10-4) close in the first half by hitting all five of her 3-point attempts and scoring 19 of her 21 points.

LaCrosse-Wash. 15 16 11 14 - 56

Tekoa-Oakes. 16 17 8 9 - 50

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Swenson 0, T.Camp 0, A.Camp 0, Daniel 12, Honn 0, Evans 0, Bay 4, Bruce 21, Smith 7, Baumann 10, Bryan 2.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 9, Bruce 0, Palmer 4, Hay 10, Peringer 21, French 0, Brandt 6, Brown 0, Wagner 0.

Gar-Pal 56, Colton 54

Cindy Main knocked down a 6-foot jumper with 4 seconds left to lift the eighthranked Vikings at Colton.

The seventh-ranked Wildcats missed the front end of a one-and-one with 21 seconds left, setting up Main’s gamewinner.

Gar-Pal 13 15 14 14 - 56

Colton 19 15 8 12 - 54

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Kennedy 20, Pfaff 9, Wroe 4, Coles 9, Main 11, Roper 1, Brown 2, Broughton 0, Sheldon 0, McCabe 0, Cottrill 0.

COLTON Buck 0, Wallace 14, Egland 0, S.Merk 17, Dudley 4, Meyer 0, Reisenauer 2, H.Merk 6, Giden 10, Arnhold 1, Herrell 0.

St. J-E 66, Rosalia 40

Tricia Lamb hit 9 of 16 shots and Andee Schmick had 12 first-half points to lead the Eagles (4-0, 12-2).

Lamb finished with 17 points.