Prep Basketball

The Riverside Rams (6-2) broke away from a halftime tie by outscoring the Deer Park Stags (2-5) 17-4 in the third quarter for a 58-45 win at Riverside Tuesday night in a non-league boys basketball game.

Micah Lundberg led Riverside with 16 points and Erin Johnson added 10 points and 13 rebounds.

Deer Park 10 12 4 19 - 45

Riverside 10 12 17 19 - 58

DEER PARK - Harris 0, Hall 3, Bryant 3, B. Robinson 0, Weger 7, Schmitz 10, Faulkner 3, Moran 5, Baker 14.

RIVERSIDE Otto 0, Hodgson 5, Koesel 2, Lundberg 16, Monroe 12, Johnson 10, Hansen 0, Ahrens 10, Finch 2, Daubel 1.

Chewelah 77, Bendigo 37

Greg Belzer had 19 points and 13 rebounds and Jeremy Landram had 13 assists and six steals as the Cougars defeated Bendigo, an Australian touring team.

Bendigo 12 11 6 8 - 37

Chewelah 21 18 18 20 - 77

BENDIGO Rudda 0, Moore 0, Kelly 7, Bourdy 14, Burton 0, B.Cleeve 4, Cutting 0, A.Cleeve 4, Saunders 4, Carney 2, Silverstein 2.

CHEWELAH Je.Landram 11, Meserve 0, Murbach 9, Wissink 2, Skok 11, Ja.Landram 0, Boone 10, Belzer 19, Rogers 5, Rainer 10.

Knox 77, Pullman 67

David Smith scored a game-high 19 points to lead Knox of Australia to a non-league win over the host Greyhounds.

Knox Australia 22 16 18 21 - 77

Pullman 15 21 8 23 - 67

KNOX McFarlene 10, Patterson 2, Smith 19, Welsh 2, Bailey 18, Reid 12, Meyer 8, Scheltings 6.

PULLMAN Svingen 3, Holmes , Schotzko 0, Berry 6, Wang 15, Donati 11, Wilde 7, Mirkovich 18, Shinall 0, Cummings 2, Marong 2, Watters 3, Holmes 0.

VC 66, Christian Her. 40

Jeremy Sandin scored 21 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Panthers (1-4, 5-6) dropped the visiting Patriots (1-5, 4-6).

Chr. Heritage 12 14 6 8 - 40

Valley Christian 18 18 14 16 - 66

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE B.Bishop 3, Klein 6, J.Fischer 4, B.Newbill 9, J.Newbill 2, Bell 4, T.Fischer 12.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Dahl 5, Schlafmann 3, Decker 0, Stager 4, Teterud 8, Spuler 5, Holcomb 0, Sears 7, Gass 3, Asbury 4, Sandin 21, King 6.

Dayton 41, SJ-Endicott 39

Clay Hutchens had 12 points to lead the Bulldogs over the Eagles (1-8) in a non-league game.

Dayton 8 10 8 15 - 41

St. John-End. 4 10 13 12 - 39

DAYTON Lyonnais 5, Hutchens 12, Skidmore 2, Skeeter 8, Gembala 9, Howard 1, Carlton 2, Bnavides 2.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Kleweno 7, Colyar 6, Strader 12, Gering 5, Jordan 3, Hergert 6, Stolmeier 0, Phillips 0.

Girls

SJ-Endicott 75, Dayton 36

The Eagles (9-0) outscored the Bulldogs 40-16 in the first half in a non-league game to stay unbeaten on the season.

Andee Schmick had 26 points, five steals and five assists and Staci Garrett added 21 points and 12 rebounds for St. John-Endicott.

Dayton 8 8 8 12 - 36

SJE 19 21 17 18 - 75

DAYTON Casseday 3, Korsberg 8, Huwe 0, Hutchens 2, Lewis 5, Bruegman 0, Simmons 9, Compson 2, Culley 1, Barton 2, Alves 2, Schreck 2.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Colyar 1, Bafus 5, Kleweno 0, Lamb 16, Loomis 2, Garrett 21, Schmick 26, Kile 4.

Lakeside 60, Post Falls 59

Bernadette Rowfe drained a 3-pointer with 21 seconds left to give the host Eagles (8-0) a non-league win over the Trojans.

Post Falls 13 11 21 14 - 59

Lakeside 14 15 21 10 - 60

POST FALLS Klaudt 1, Umthun 26, Murphy 0, Swanstrom 0, Waltz 1, Thomson 2, Ruen 21, Glaser 4, Beatty 4.

LAKESIDE (Nine Mile Falls, Wash.) - Waddell 2, Rowfe 9, L.Jolley 15, B.Jolley 16, Hatch 0, Petticrew 7, Heebink 9.

L-W 46, Ritzville 45

Jessica Daniel had 20 points, including sinking two foul shots with 5 seconds left to give the host Tigercats (6-4) the win over the Broncos (6-6) in a non-league game.

Ritzville 10 14 5 16 - 45

L-W 12 7 13 14 - 46

RITZVILLE Coleman 7, Kramer 0, Weber 7, Horpedahl 6, Wellsandt 4, Mickelsen 2, Russel 11, Yerxa 4, Telecky 4.

LACROSSE/WASHTUCNA Camp 2, Daniel 20, A.Bay 8, Kinch 1, D.Bay 9, Wigen 6, Bryan 0.

Riverside 65, Deer Park 43

Bernice Stime scored 16 points and dished out seven assists and Abbey Wood added 11 points and 11 rebounds to power the host Rams (5-3) over the Stags (4-4) in a non-league game.

Deer Park 17 14 6 6 - 43

Riverside 15 16 14 20 - 65

DEER PARK Ostrom 0, Michaels 2, Darrow 12, Watson 4, Davis 0, Sims 4, Nedved 0, Stone 17, Gest 4, O’Brien 0, Langbehn 0, Oswalt 0.

RIVERSIDE Lamarche 2, Snyder 7, Whittekiend 2, Thompson 7, Day 2, Stime 16, Wood 11, McMurphy 8, Shorts 10, Olson 0, Koesel 0.

Bendigo 52, Chewelah 41

Jayelee Snowden had 19 points and seven rebounds to lead Bendigo from Australia over the host Cougars.

Bendigo 13 11 12 16 - 52

Chewelah 8 8 13 12 - 41

BENDIGO, AUSTRALIA Lea 0, Meldrum 5, Quartermaine 6, Snowden 19, Rodda 0, Egan 2, Cook 9, Reynolds 11.

CHEWELAH Edwards 0, Anderson 5, King 2, Albertson 2, Rogers 0, Naccarato 2, Myers 0, Kristianson 6, Pickering 2, McCanna 3, Harrison 13, O’Neal 6, Barrens 0.

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