Red-Hot Reardan Defeats Lakeside

Boys basketball

Travis Titchenal made 6 of 8 3-pointers Tuesday and visiting Reardan shot 68 percent from the field to beat Lakeside 72-64 in a non-league, season-opening game at Nine Mile.

Titchenal scored 28 on 10-of-12 shooting. Nate Graham added 7 of 8 from the floor for the Indians, who finished 27 of 40.

Mike Dasenbrock scored 23, and George Petticrew had eight steals and six assists for the Eagles, who finished third at the State A tournament last year.

Reardan 72, Lakeside 64

Reardan 19 18 19 16 - 72

Lakeside 12 19 14 19 - 64

REARDAN Jenkin 4, Soliday 5, Titchenal 28, Eastman 4, Graham 19, Kiger 10, Eller 2.

LAKESIDE Nelson 6, Petticrew 13, Bender 9, Feider 2, Dasenbrock 23, Coe 11, Skinner 0, Spiger 0.

Gar.-Palouse 58, Potlatch 56 (OT)

Jeremy Fox made 11 of 14 free throws, including two with 15 seconds remaining in overtime, to guide the visiting Vikings over the Loggers.

Fox’s winning points came after Brad Nicholson drew his fifth foul. Nicholson scored 18. Potlatch called timeout with 9 seconds left, but couldn’t get off a shot because Gar-Pal had a foul to give.

Gar.-Palouse 13 18 9 11 7 - 58

Potlatch 14 10 21 6 5 - 56

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Bischoff 11, Coles 6, Fox 20, Gearhart 8, Million 2, Sheffler 4, Stillman 2, Hall 5.

POTLATCH B.Nicholson 18, J.Nicholson 19, Bra.Lovell 11, Bru.Lovell 2, Hadaller 2, Strong 3, Krasselt 1.

Sandpoint 83, North Central 61

Carson Jeffres shot 9 of 12 from the field and scored 23 to lead the Bulldogs (1-0) over the visiting Indians.

Chris Blotsky shot 7 of 11 from the field for NC, which also opened its season.

North Central 8 19 13 21 - 61

Sandpoint 15 20 25 23 - 83

NORTH CENTRAL Plaster 2, Allen 9, Bosaaen 2, Montgomery 6, Blotsky 19, Farr 7, Allbery 3, Lesesne 3, Schwarzer 6, Eschenbacher 2.

SANDPOINT Boren 2, Nieman 4, Jeffres 23, Bowman 13, Eller 3, Herrington 2, Palmer 19, Gehring 2, Kleinert 12, Faulkner 3.

Lake Roosevelt 74, Wilb.-Creston 73

Brian Darnold scored 30 and Steve Darnold made two late free throws as the visiting Raiders held off the Wildcats at Wilbur.

Bryan Marchand’s 3-pointer with 18 seconds left brought W-C within one point. W-C’s Beau Tonasket had eight rebounds and four steals.

Lake Roosevelt 20 15 11 28 - 74

Wilbur-Creston 13 13 19 28 - 73

LAKE ROOSEVELT Marconi 2, S.Darnold 19, Day 5, Schmidt 2, Ordway 2, Johnson 9, B.Darnold 30, Warnecke 1, Valdez 4.

WILBUR-CRESTON Leonard 10, Tonasket 19, Samuels 13, Kuchenbuch 7, Bahr 0, S.Katich 5, Desautel 0, Marchand 10, Billars 2, Nelson 7.

St. John-End. 62, Sprague-Harr. 57

Nick Strader shot 9 of 11 from the floor and added 15 rebounds to lead the Eagles over the visiting Falcons at St. John.

SJE led by 23 points midway through the third period. The Eagles missed 18 of 31 free throws. The Falcons’ David Countryman made 12 of 21 from the floor and scored 31 points.

Sprague-Harrington 11 6 15 25 - 57

St. John-Endicott 14 17 16 15 - 62

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Timm 1, Morton 3, Wagner 3, Carroll 12, Bergstrom 2, Henry 5, Countryman 31.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Kolb 3, Colyar 2, Bafus 13, Strader 22, Stoner 3, Scheuerman 1, Smith 1, Stolmeier 17.

Soap Lake 49, Lind 39

Josh Oslick scored 23 and the visiting Eagles beat the Bulldogs, holding them to 20-percent shooting from the floor in the first half.

Trailing by 16, Lind closed within six in the third quarter and shot 60 percent from the field after halftime.

Soap Lake 14 14 13 8 - 49

Lind 7 7 16 9 - 39

SOAP LAKE Oslick 23, Quick 8, Barrington 6, Moyer 6, Beddow 4, Pfeiffer 2.

LIND Sheckells 6, Williamson 0, Ja.Parkins 13, Jo.Parkins 2, Fichtenberg 2, Wills 11, Thompson 4, Kulm 1.

Springdale 49, Deer Park 40

The Chargers’ fourth-quarter press created seven layups during a win over the visiting Stags.

Deer Park 14 13 8 5 - 40

Springdale 12 14 8 15 - 49

DEER PARK - Harris 3, Hall 2, Bryant 17, Stevens 0, Mitchell 4, Santinocito 0, Webb 3, Frickey 2, McCullough 2, Martin 7.

SPRINGDALE Brisbois 8, Farnsworth 15, B.Peterson 14, Klemish 7, Carlson 3, D.Peterson 2.

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