Stime’s Late 3-Pointers Key Riverside’s 54-45 Win

Fri., Dec. 13, 1996

Prep basketball

Bernice Stime hit two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, when she scored 10 of her 24 points, to lead Riverside to a 54-45 non-league girls basketball win over visiting Lake City Thursday.

The Rams (2-2) hit 9 of 14 3-point attempts and forced 27 turnovers. Lindsay Herbert scored 11 for the Timberwolves (6-1), who had a 32-25 rebounding edge.

Riverside 54, Lake City 45

Lake City 9 13 11 12 - 45 Riverside 11 11 10 22 - 54

LAKE CITY - Hatrock 10, Hayes 0, Hawn 0, Cole 1, Nimke 0, Stetson 8, Herbert 11, McCabe 4, Dodge 5, Asher 6, Gerzina 0.

RIVERSIDE - N.Snyder 8, Koesel 0, Rizzuto 3, Stime 24, Wood 12, McMurphy 2, Shorts 5, Olson 0, Lorenz 0.

West Valley 64, Pasco 52

Gabby McClintock and Dawn Salfer scored 14 apiece to lead the visiting Eagles (2-2) over the Bulldogs. Pasco’s Natalie Kinnyon also scored 14.

West Valley 20 12 13 19 - 64 Pasco 12 8 12 20 - 52

WEST VALLEY - Nihoul 0, Shollenberger 4, Simpson 4, McClintock 14, Frost 11, Salfer 14, Sowers 10, Roberts 7, Pedey 0.

PASCO - Dougherty 12, Elliott 2, Wagner 2, Kinnyon 14, Kelly 6, Legard 0, Maxwell 6, Dockstader 0, Dunstan 0, Wilcinski 10.

Northport 63, Rossland 31

Jessica Sell had 11 steals and Karen Sauvola seven rebounds as the Mustangs stayed perfect through four games by beating the British Columbia visitors.

Rossland 9 6 6 10 - 31 Northport 21 13 19 10 - 63

ROSSLAND, British - Columbia Tuusvuori 2, Ackreman 7, Beestra 9, Morrison 0, Kryski 4, Smillie 0, McCallum 4, Zanussi 5.

NORTHPORT - Brunette 2, Knudsen 0, Day 9, Ke. Sauvola 4, Sell 19, E. Young 8, Lenhard 0, Ka. Sauvola 19, Godes 2.

Republic 50, Grand Forks 17

Jana Stonehocker, Lucy Wilson and Melissa Friend combined for 36 rebounds to lead the Tigers (1-1) over the visiting Wolves (0-1) from British Columbia.

Grand Forks 8 0 4 5 - 17 Republic 16 8 14 12 - 50

GRAND FORKS, British Columbia - Van Buren 4, Tetlock 2, Semenoff 2, Southwick 3, Skilling 6.

REPUBLIC - Tietsort 2, Dinkins 6, Stonehocker 0, Young 6, Campobasso 0, Prichett 3, Davis 2, Wilson 11, Pfaffle 4, Friend 17.

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