Lakeside Clinches Nea Title By Defeating Newport

Area girls

Brianne Jolley scored a game-high 28 points, including 20 in the second half, to help the Lakeside Eagles (17-1 overall, 11-1 NEA) lock up the Northeast A League title with a 54-36 victory over the Newport Grizzlies (14-4, 9-3) Saturday night in Newport.

The Eagles clung to a one point lead with 5 minutes left in the third quarter before going on a 22-3 run, sparked by 14 points from Jolley.

Lakeside 54, Newport 36

Lakeside 13 8 21 12 - 54 Newport 4 15 9 8 - 36

LAKESIDE (NINE MILE FALLS, WASH.) - Rowse 7, Wilkins 0, Waddell 2, Heebink 6, Hatch 3, Grubbs 0, B.Jolley 28, L.Jolley 4, Long 0, Petticrew 4.

NEWPORT Casey 3, Schulz 0, Sauer 11, Sherman 0, Frandrup 9, Vallieres 4, Carrara 9.

Freeman 57, Medical Lake 45

Jennifer Wilkerson scored 25 points for the visiting Scotties (4-13, 3-8) to keep the Cardinals (1-16, 0-11) winless in NEA play. The game was marred by 59 total fouls.

Freeman 10 15 19 13 - 57 Medical Lake 4 19 11 11 - 45

FREEMAN - Wilkerson 25, Brown 2, McCathern 16, Watson 0, Watkins 5, Smith 0, Boston 7, Pratt 1.

MEDICAL LAKE French 1, Musser 1, Duckett 7, Tschirley 4, Davis 10, Walker 8, Kjelland 9, Faison 4, Blayne 1.

Deer Park 65, Kettle Falls 43

Jamie Stone scored 20 points and the host Stags (10-8, 8-4) held the Bulldogs (3-13, 1-9) to five points in the third quarter for the win.

Kettle Falls 8 17 5 13 - 43 Deer Park 18 13 13 21 - 65

KETTLE FALLS Holland 0, Gates 0, Lathrop 0, Maidhoff 1, Marco 4, Matter 16, McDaniels 2, Richardson 13, Weathers 7.

DEER PARK - Ostrom 1, Michaels 8, Watson 6, Davis 4, Sims 5, Nedved 0, Stone 20, Gest 5, O’Brien 10, Oswalt 6, Scott 0.

Colfax 58, Chewelah 36

The Bulldogs (15-2, 9-2) had three players in double figure scoring and they held the visiting Cougars (6-10, 4-7) to 2-of-26 shooting from the floor in the first half for the win.

Chewelah 2 8 11 15 - 36 Colfax 15 16 12 15 - 58

CHEWELAH Edwards 2, Anderson 0, King 3, Albertson 7, Naccarato 0, Myers 1, Kristianson 10, Pickering 4, Cairns 2, Harrison 6, O’Neal 1.

COLFAX - T.Pittman 0, Gigray 10, Harder 10, Saulie-Rohman 0, Blevins 1, Hall 6, Widman 2, Tribbett 12, Hansen 7, S.Pittman 3, Thiele 7.

Panorama

St. George’s 65, Columbia 63, OT

Melissa Harvill scored all 16 of her points in the second half, including a lay in at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime, as the Dragons (14-6, 14-0) escaped with the win over the visiting Lions (11-8, 10-5).

St. George’s, the South Division No. 1 seed, will host Republic in the first round of league playoffs and Columbia hosts Selkirk. Both games are Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Columbia 12 10 13 18 10 - 63 St. Geo. 7 12 20 14 12 - 65

COLUMBIA Etue 11, Skidmore 21, Schurger 0, Strickler 3, Brisbois 20, Dale 6, Dashiell 2.

ST. GEORGE’S Davis 6, Boutz 0, Webster 0, De Niro 0, Swift 2, Trowbridge 9, Routh-Corker 18, Appling 14, Harvill 16.

Selkirk 63, Inchelium 52

Molly Carlson scored 19 points in 12 minutes of play as the host Rangers (14-5, 10-4) upset the Hornets (11-7, 10-5). Polliana Dickinson added 12 points, eight assists, six steals and nine rebounds.

Inchelium, the North Division No. 1 seed, hosts Springdale Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Inchelium 17 9 13 13 - 52 Selkirk 12 27 11 13 - 63

INCHELIUM G.Finley 1, Swan 10, C.Stensgar 8, T.Finley 0, Nugent 0, Boyd 3, L.Stensgar 24, Mallory 6.

SELKIRK Dickinson 12, Jennings 0, Barnes 0, Sharp 8, Smith 2, Weaver 1, Koontz 3, Dury 9, Porter 8, Carlson 19, Jones 0, Grass 1.

Northport 46, Springdale 40

The Mustangs (10-9, 9-6) held the host Chargers (5-15, 4-10) to 14-of-50 shooting from the field for the game and Karen Sauvola had 15 points in the win. Northport visits Northwest Christian Tuesday at 7 p.m. for a first round game.

Northport 12 8 7 19 - 46 Springdale 8 6 8 18 - 40

NORTHPORT Kittilson 0, Knudsen 0, Day 6, C.Young 2, M.Regis 2, Ke.Sauvola 8, Sell 13, E.Young 0, Lenhard 0, Ka.Sauvola 15.

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 2, Peone 5, Diedrich 5, K.Bade 0, Campbell 0, C.Cates 16, N’Deeo 0, Dixon 6, Swiger 0, Stricker 0, S.Cates 4.

Republic 40, Northwest Christian 38

Felisha Pfaffle, Sabrina Prine and Melissa Young hit clutch 3-pointers in the final 4 minutes as the Tigers (8-11, 6-9) upset the visiting Crusaders (13-7, 11-3). Melissa Friend had 18 points and 15 rebounds in the victory.

Northwest Christian 6 6 12 14 - 38 Republic 2 10 12 16 - 40

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Storro 0, Simmons 13, K.Smith 0, Moen 0, Greenup 2, E.Smith 0, Ogle 0, Montague 3, Casimir 0, Wright 10, Clouse 0, Huston 8.

REPUBLIC Davis 2, Dinkins 0, Friend 18, Pfaffle 8, Prine 3, Pritchett 0, Stonehocker 0, Tietsort 0, Wilson 4, Young 5.

Wellpinit 67, Cusick 22

Miranda Payne had 24 points and 19 rebounds and Celeste Allen added 10 points, 10 assists and eight steals as the Redskins (5-15, 4-11) beat the visiting Panthers (0-17, 0-14) in the final game for both teams.

Cusick 4 7 6 5 - 22 Wellpinit 16 3 22 26 - 67

CUSICK Pickerel 5, Waldman 3, Haas 4, Foster 2, Nenema 4, Johnson 0, Thomas 0, Chitwood 0, Zeismer 2, Barton 0, M.C. 2.

WELLPINIT Tonasket 6, Allen 10, J.Flett 2, Abrahamson 0, Payne 24, Covington 3, D.Flett 1, Lynn 13, Stearns 5, A.Ramos 3, C.Brisbois 0.

Bi-County

Liberty 50, Sprague-Harrington 47

Jo Cory had 16 points and the Lancers (9-10, 7-6) held off a late Falcon (5-15, 4-9) comeback for the win at Harrington. Liberty has a first-round bye while Sprague-Harrington visits Odessa Tuesday.

Liberty 12 19 13 6 - 50 Sprague-Harrington 7 11 15 14 - 47

LIBERTY Pittmann 0, Cory 16, Neihart 5, Polione 2, Farka 10, Bothman 9, Cornwall 2, Adams 2, Torguson 4.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 0, Larmer 10, Hampton 13, Smith 0, Putney 0, Engles 10, M.Walters 11, C.Walters 4.

Odessa 63, Lind 31

Four players scored in double figures for the visiting Tigers (9-10, 6-6), led by Lindsay Schorzman’s 17, as they ended the Bulldogs (0-17, 0-12) season.

Odessa 17 18 4 23 -63 Lind 7 5 13 6 -31

ODESSA Happonstall 1, J.Melcher 10, Hunt 6, D.Melcher 0, Walter 16, D.Schorzman 10, L.Schorzman 17, Ramm 1, Watters 0, Schmierer 0 Strohmaier 2.

LIND Bittick 4, Mel.Fode 0, Wills 11, Davis 6, Fritchle 0, Meg.Fode 8, Montejano 0, Palmer 0, Bergeron 2.

Wilbur-Creston 63, Ritzville 42

Mindy Bandy had 19 points and eight rebounds and the Wildcats (18-1, 13-0) completed their first ever undefeated season in league play with the victory over the Broncos (12-7, 9-3) at Wilbur.

W-C, the Bi-County No. 1 seed, has a bye in the first two rounds of the playoffs while Ritzville has a bye in the first round.

Ritzville 12 11 12 7 - 42 Wilbur-Creston 17 14 14 18 - 63

RITZVILLE Coleman 4, Kramer 0, Weber 2, Horpedahl 0, Wellsandt 8, Mickelsen 7, Russel 8, Yerxa 11, Telecky 0, Fitch 2.

WILBUR-CRESTON Allen 4, Llewellyn 2, Deahl 2, Martin 14, Erickson 10, L.Arden 4, H.Arden 8, Kunz 0, Bandy 19.

Valley Christian 57, Davenport 56

Tiffany Ferderer hit a free throw with no time left in regulation as the Panthers (5-14, 2-11) upset the host Gorillas (8-12, 4-9). Davenport visits Almira/CouleeHartline Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Valley Christian 8 21 6 22 - 57 Davenport 13 12 14 17 - 56

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Black 2, Cupp 0, Diaz 0, Ta.Dixon 2, Te.Dixon 9, Evans 24, Ferderer 3, Sparks 0, Hopson 4, Monforton 13.

DAVENPORT Wagner 0, Marriott 18, Dickson 3, Pauls 2, Emery 6, Jacobson 7, Mikelson 5, Cowdrey 11, Reed 4.

Whitman

St. John-Endicott 63, Rosalia 46

Andee Schmick had 23 points and Tricia Lamb added 20 as the Eagles (19-0, 10-0) completed an undefeated regular season with the win over the Spartans (10-10, 4-6).

Rosalia hosts Garfield-Palouse Friday at 6 p.m. while SJE has a first round bye. The Eagles will host the winner of the Rosalia-Gar-Pal game Saturday at 5 p.m.

St. John-Endicott 11 25 16 11 - 63 Rosalia 4 18 12 12 - 46

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Simpson 8, Colyar 0, Bafus 8, Kleweno 0, Lamb 20, Loomis 0, Garrett 0, Schmick 23, Kile 4.

ROSALIA Nelson 14, Blank 0, Witte 0, Nelson 4, Peringer 0, Henning 0, McLaughlin 12, Brown 2, Bernard 14, Powell 0.

T-O 57, LaCrosse-Wash. 39

Jennifer Hay had 14 points and the Nighthawks (13-7, 7-3) forced 27 Tigercat (6-13, 0-9) turnovers in the win at Washtucna.

L-W visits Colton Friday at 3 p.m. T-O hosts the winner of that game Saturday at 2 p.m.

Tekoa-Oaskdale 14 16 12 15 - 57 Lacrosse-Washtuncna 10 11 8 10 - 39

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 12, Palmer 2, Brown 5, Hay 14, Peringer 8, Hansen 1, Bruce 2, French 8, Hay 1, Cox 2, Smart 2.

LACROSSE/WASHTUCNA Camp 2, Daniel 13, A.Bay 3, Kinch 0, D.Bay 14, Wigen 1, Bryan 6.

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