Late Trey Lifts Wildcats Over Nighthawks
Girls basketball
Lindsey Llewellyn hit a 3-pointer with 9 seconds left Saturday to lift Wilbur-Creston (1-2) to a non-league 56-55 win over Tekoa-Oakesdale (2-1) at Creston.
The Nighthawks’ Heather Cox missed the front end of a one-and-one in the final moments, and T-O also missed a putback after securing the rebound.
The Wildcats made 5 of 7 3-pointers and 19 of 23 free throws. Cox had 24 points and W-C’s Janelle Allen had nine rebounds.
Wilb.-Creston 56, Tekoa-Oakes. 55
Tekoa-Oakesdale 16 14 12 11 - 55 Wilbur-Creston 15 14 13 14 - 56
TEKOA-OAKESDALE - S.Brown 0, M.Browm 4, Palmer 13, Hay 2, Graffis 10, Bruce 2, Cox 24, Hansen 0, Hurley 0,
WILBUR-CRESTON - Harris 0, Mann 0, Allen 12, Llewellyn 6, Deahl 5, Green 0, Arden 16, Kemp 0, Nelson 1, Bandy 16.
Ritzville 61, Sunnyside 47
Megan Wellsandt had four steals and scored six fourth-quarter points as the Broncos (3-0) beat the visiting Knights (0-2), last year’s State B runner-up.
Megan Yerxa had seven rebounds for Ritzville. SC’s Hollie Hughes scored 13.
Sunny. Christian 12 10 15 10 - 47 Ritzville 15 13 16 17 - 61
SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN - Martin 8, den Hoed 4, Tudor 0, Smeenk 6, DenBoer 2, Paul 6, Elenbaas 8, Hughes 13.
RITZVILLE - Kramer 0, Weber 12, Horpedahl 2, Fitch 4, Wellsandt 17, Russel 9, Yerxa 16, Alspach 1.
Post Falls 53, Lakeside 51 (OT)
Megan Billetz hit three free throws in overtime to lift the Trojans (2-2) over the visiting Eagles (1-1).
The Trojans trailed by 15 at halftime. Janelle Ruen’s 3-pointer for PF with 20 seconds left forced OT.
Lakeside 15 14 10 8 4 - 51 Post Falls 10 4 22 11 6 - 53
LAKESIDE - Wilkins 2, Waddell 7, Heebink 12, Hatch 9, Jolley 15, Long 3, Petticrew 3.
POST FALLS - Billetz 11, Brown 1, Waltz 10, Foster 4, Swanstrom 3, Ruen 13, Glaser 11, Beatty 0.
Valley Christian 49, Freeman 42
Tiffany Ferderer hit 8 of 13 field goals and scored 12 second-half points as the Panthers (3-0) beat the visiting Scotties (0-2).
VC’s Nicole Monforton hit both of her 3-point attempts. Freeman’s Jennifer Wilkerson made 6 of 7 free throws.
Freeman 8 14 8 12 - 42 Valley Christian 14 6 16 13 - 49
FREEMAN - Reed 0, Watson 0, Pratt 0, Dahmen 0, McCathern 14, Wilkerson 18, Freeman 0, Adams 0, Watkins 8, Moberg 2, Graham 0, Blank 0.
VALLEY CHRISTIAN - Arnhold 7, Evans 4, Ferderer 19, Hopson 4, Monforton 11, Jones 4, Diaz 0, Rosholt 0, Meyer 0, Swenson 0.
St.John-Endicott 50, Pomeroy 33
Tricia Lamb scored 21 as the defending State B champion Eagles (3-0) took to the road to beat the Pirates for their 32nd consecutive win.
St. John-Endicott 15 13 14 8 - 50 Pomeroy 6 5 8 14 - 33
ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Colyar 2, Colyar 6, Bafus 8, Klaweno 2, Lamb 21, Loomis 2, Kjack 2, Kile 2, Hedlund 1, Stolmeier 4.
POMEROY - Mulrooney 2, Bergscheider 5, Gates 4, Henry 10, Branson 4, Heytvelt 4, Utke 4.
Chewelah 89, NW Christian 33
Chrissy Oneal had eight rebounds and Anya Anderson five assists, and the Cougars (2-0) used pressure defense to run away from the visiting Crusaders (0-2).
NW Christian 11 17 23 10 - 33 Chewelah 23 26 15 25 - 89
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Smelts 4, Ogle 3, Montague 3, Casimir 6, Standy 2, Clouse 2, Huston 13.
CHEWELAH - Edwards 6, Anderson 6, Rodgers 9, Harrison 14, Albertson 14, Moore 13, Oneal 12, McCanna 2, Boone 13.
LaCrosse-Wash. 49, Davenport 43
April Camp’s 10 rebounds and a timely fourth-quarter press helped the Tigercats (2-1) beat the visiting Gorillas (1-1) at LaCrosse.
Davenport 9 13 2 19 - 43 LaCrosse-Washtucna 13 13 2 21 - 49
DAVENPORT - Marriott 14, Reed 1, Schreck 6, Emery 9, Pauls 3, Cowdrey 10.
LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - R.Schneider 2, Camp 8, Cronrath 3, A.Bay 14, Kinch 8, D.Bay 4, Bryan 5, Wigen 3, N.Schneider 2.
Sprague-Harrington 75, Lind 18
Mandy Walters scored 25 and Kristy Engles had seven of her team’s 22 steals as the Falcons (1-2) beat the visiting Bulldogs (0-2) at Sprague.
Charly Walters of S-H had 10 rebounds.
Lind 2 3 8 5 - 18 Sprague-Harrington 26 17 14 18 - 75
LIND - Palmer 0, Davis 0, Wills 10, Montejano 2, Fritchle 0, Bergeron 2, Robertson 4, Garza 0, Wilson 0, Fode 0, Olson 0.
SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON - Maurer 5, Whipple 7, Morton 14, Putney 4, M.Walters 25, Harding 0, Smith 3, Engles 8, Morse 3, C.Walters 8.
Ephrata 68, St. George’s 51
The visiting Tigers (1-1) made 5 of 7 3-pointers and held the Dragons (0-1) to 35-percent shooting from the field.
Miranda Routh-Corker scored 23 for St. George’s.
Ephrata 22 18 12 16 - 68 St. George’s 11 16 7 17 - 51
EPHRATA - Wiersma 8, Brown 9, Hammer 13, Smith 6, Pratt 5, Godard 11, Pease 8, Harnasch 8.
ST. GEORGE’S - Liu 8, Davis 4, Chiu 3, Boutz 2, McKelvey 2, Routh-Corker 23, Appling 7, Duffey 2.
Garfield-Palouse 50, Liberty 33
Katie Coles scored 23 and the visiting Vikings (2-1) forced 42 turnovers to beat the Lancers (0-2).
Liberty’s Jo Cory had 18 rebounds. Gar-Pal made just 16 of 43 free throws.
Garfield-Palouse 10 16 8 16 - 50 Liberty 6 8 12 7 - 33
GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Coles 23, Sheldon 9, J.Cottrill 3, S.Cottrill 2, Swinney 8, Tronson 5.
LIBERTY - Howard 2, Cory 16, Tusler 2, Bothman 6, Gardner 7.
Asotin 63, Colton 37
Deanna Schnider had six steals and five assists, and Tara McNair added eight steals and three assists to lead the visiting Panthers over the Wildcats (0-1).
Asotin 22 11 16 14 - 63 Colton 5 10 10 12 - 37
ASOTIN - Eloit 2, Mendosa 0, Johnsen 3, Schnider 18, Mills 4, Clift 2, Fred 4, McNair 15, Shaw 7, Hawkins 2, Roberts 6, VanTrease 0,.
COLTON - Crim 1, Morrison 1, Harrell 7, Maston 14, Hewitt 1, Buek 5, Reisenaues 2, Merk 6.
Curlew tournament
Northport 53, Kettle Falls 44
Karen Sauvola scored 18 to lift the Mustangs (3-0) over the Bulldogs (2-1) in the tourney title game.
Kettle Falls 5 13 10 16 - 44 Northport 13 12 10 18 - 53
KETTLE FALLS - Richards 14, Lathrop 13, Azzarito 5, Daniels 4, Fredericks 3, Maidhoff 3, Fusato 2,
NORTHPORT - Ka.Sauvola 18, Sell 16, Young 12, Ke.Sauvola 4, Knudson 3, Day 1.
Oroville 49, Curlew 40
The Hornets fell behind in the third quarter but rebounded to beat the Cougars (0-3) and finish third at the tourney. Curlew’s Jill Peterson had five rebounds.
Oroville 8 16 8 17 - 49 Curlew 7 8 12 13 - 40
OROVILLE - Vanbuskirk 20, Noel 16, Monroe 5, Chamberl 4, Beardsle 2, Durland 2,
CURLEW - Thiele 15, Peterson 10, Brown 8, Craw 2, Barkley 2, Somday 2.
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