Kamiakin Trips Up Cv, 46-42

GSL/FL girls

Central Valley passed a test, sort of.

The Bears went on the road and lost, but they gave Kamiakin all it could handle before falling 46-42 in a non-league girls basketball game in Kennewick on Saturday night.

The Braves held Crystal Lee, the Greater Spokane League’s leading scorer last year, to eight points, but they couldn’t stop Andrea Kallas. Kallas knocked down four 3-pointers and led all scorers with 15 points.

Kamiakin, which finished second in the state last year and is expected to be a contender this year, was led by Erin Anglesed with 10 points.

The Braves, favored to win the Big Nine, visit Mead next Friday. The Panthers defeated Kamiakin in the title game last year.

Kamiakin 46, Central Valley 42

Central Valley 11 4 17 10 - 42

Kamiakin 14 9 13 10 - 46

CENTRAL VALLEY Clark 5, Kallas 15, Coyle 6, Jackson 8, Lee 8.

KAMIAKIN Albano 2, Ketts 9, Erickson 5, Ramsgate 6, Willis 6, Anglesed 10, Shaw 2, Autrey 6.

Rogers 40, East Valley 32

Tens were in as the Pirates (1-1) defeated the visiting Knights (1-1).

Jaimie Christensen scored 10 points and had six assists, Lemandy Tannehill added 10 points and Angie Mullerleile had 10 rebounds for the Pirates.

Rebecca Triplett had 10 points for EV.

East Valley 9 9 3 11 - 32

Rodgers 9 8 8 15 - 40

EAST VALLEY Conrad 3, Mackey 6, Tomblin 4, Stookey 7, Triplett 10, Myers 2.

ROGERS Christianson 10, Tannehill 10, Hatch 2, Abahamson 2, Logue 5, Fairbanks 9, Mullerleile 2.

Gonzaga Prep 63, West Valley 50

Theresa Palmer scored nine points in the fourth quarter and Jennifer Williams added seven as the Bullpups (1-0) pulled away to defeat the visiting Eagles (0-2).

Palmer finished with 19 points and had nine rebounds and seven blocks in the second half. Williams had 15 points.

Gabrielle McClintock had 15 for WV.

West Valley 4 17 18 11 - 50

Gonzaga Prep 9 15 12 27 - 63

WEST VALLEY Kallas 3, Nihoul 0, Shollenberger 10, Simpson 3, McClintock 15, Frost 6, Salfer 5, Sowers 5, Roberts 3.

GONZAGA PREP Jordan 7, Bloom 0, Bradley 5, Kendrick 2, Williams 15, Palmer 19, Nadeau 7, Thorn 6, Green 2.

University 41, Sandpoint 26

The Titans (1-0) opened a big lead early and used 14 steals in the second half to defeat the Bulldogs (0-20).

Julie Schroeder had 14 points and Allison Fryer had five steals for U-Hi. Natalie Ward had 11 points for the Bulldogs.

Sandpoint 5 10 6 5 - 26

University 15 8 8 10 - 41

SANDPOINT Allmaras 1, Jensen 6, Glines 4, Ward 11, Ross 2, Cargill 2,.

UNIVERSITY Gazaway 0, Schroeder 14, Frost 6, Whitney 2, Fryer 6, Arnold 0, Conant 7, Nelson 4, Oglesbee 2.

Kennewick 59, Lewis and Clark 53

The Lions hit their free throws down the stretch to hold off the Tigers (1-1) despite 20 points from Becki Huddle.

LC tied the game with a half-minute left but Kennewick iced it at the foul line.

Carlin Oeljen had 12 rebounds for LC.

Lewis and Clark 12 15 10 16 - 53

Kennewick 13 27 12 7 - 59

LEWIS AND CLARK Huddle 20, Thompson 8, Oeljen 8, Davey 6, Weiler 6, Hansen 2, Wendle 2, Marquess 1.

KENNEWICK Watson 18, Steide 11, Matheson 10, Steighen 7, Thoelke 6, Browning 4, Rittenburg 3.

Cheney 60, Shadle Park 42

The Blackhawks (2-0) closed out the first half with a 14-0 run and opened the second with an 8-0 spurt to beat the visiting Highlanders (1-1).

Anna Getz had 22 points, five assists and four steals for Cheney. Tiffany VanMatre had 12 rebounds, although the Highlanders had a 38-32 edge on the boards.

Sara Harchuck had 15 for Shadle.

Shadle Park 10 9 10 13 - 42

Cheney 10 19 16 15 - 60

SHADLE PARK Larkin 5, Potter 6, Harchuck 15, Drake 3, Nelson 6, Caldwell 0, Stockman 2, Olzendam 4, Buckley 0, Etter 1.

CHENEY Ewing 5, Conrath 0, Anderson 0, Weitman 6, Getz 22, Pischel 3, Edgett 5, Birchler 0, VanMatre 6, Boline 2, Krogh 11.

Colfax 53, Pullman 37

The Bulldogs (2-0) used a half-court trap to stymie the Greyhounds (0-2) and roll to the non-league win.

Tracy Tribbett scored 21 points for Colfax, which turned the trap into easy baskets. Leah Wilde had 11 for the Greyhounds.

Colfax 16 18 13 6 - 53

Pullman 7 6 5 19 - 37

COLFAX Harder 6, T.Pittman 4, Blevins 2, Hall 8, Zimmerman 0, Thiele 2, Tribbett 21, Widman 6, S.Pittman 4.

PULLMAN Brossman 6, Umbreit 9, Keck 0, Petersen 2, Schlettert 0, Rydbom 6, Couch 3, Paulson 0, Wilde 11.

Connell 59, Riverside 38

Erica Ewart made 5 of 10 3-pointers and scored 25 points as the visiting Eagles whipped the Rams (1-2).

Connell forced 18 turnovers in the first half.

Keisha Short led the Rams with 13 points.

Connell 10 22 12 15 - 59

Riverside 8 7 17 6 - 38

CONNELL Neilson 0, Freeman 11, Garcia 2, Hansen 2, Ewart 25, Smith 4, Wood 4, Davidson 2, Booker 5, H. Taylor 2, C. Taylor 2.

RIVERSIDE Lamarche 0, N. Snider 4, Koesel 0, Rizzuto 2, H. Wood 0, A Wood 6, Stime 4, McMurphy 7, Short 13, OLson 0, Lorenz 0, B. Snider 2.

Friday’s game

Ferris 64, Pullman 45

Pullman 10 18 10 6 - 44

Ferris 18 10 11 14 - 64

PULLMAN Wilde 12, Brossman 11, Schlettert 2, Umbreit 5, Rudbom 8, Couch 0, Paulson 4, Pedersen 2.

FERRIS Pruett 18, Lytle 2, George 19, Morrisette 2, Johnson 0, Martin 6, Meeker 4, McCaffery 2, Blevins 0.

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