Bengals Get Hot, Beat Trojans

Area girls

The Lewiston Bengals (3-2, 8-6) broke open a 27-25 halftime lead by shooting 81 percent from the field in the second half, including 6 of 7 in the fourth quarter, and beat the Post Falls Trojans 63-50 in an Inland Empire League game Saturday night at Lewiston.

Sara McEachern led the Bengals with 17 points and nine rebounds and Heidi Umthun had 28 for the Trojans (1-4, 8-7).

Lewiston 63, Post Falls 50

Post Falls 10 15 20 5 - 50

Lewiston 17 10 15 21 - 63

POST FALLS Umthun 28, Murphy 2, Swanstrom 3, Waltz 11, Ruen 4, Beatty 2.

LEWISTON Roberts 2, Kain 2, Hunt 2, Gomez 19, Martin 2, McEachern 17, Cushman 7, Bloom 12.

Lakeside 50, Genesee 39

Jennifer Niebuhr scored 13 points and forced 22 Bulldog (4-11) turnovers to spark the Knights (9-4) to the victory.

Genesee 10 11 12 6 - 39

Lakeside 8 16 15 11 - 50

GENESSE Greiser 12, Linahan 5, Moser 0, Krein 4, Lyons 4, Blume 4, Stout 10.

LAKESIDE (PLUMMER, IDAHO) - Brand 5, Niebuhr 13, Campbell 0, SiJohn 9, Hammons 5, Hoffman 8, Middleton 0, Flint 10, Holton 0.

Clark Fork 50, Cd’A Soph. 16

Hailey Scofield scored 22 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and had eight steals to lead the visiting Wampus Cats (7-6) to a non-league win over Coeur d’Alene’s sophomore team.

Clark Fork 19 7 11 13 - 50

Coeur d’ Alene Soph. 0 5 4 7 - 16

CLARK FORK J.Miller 2, Manderscheid 2, Haller 4, Longstreet 14, Storaasli 4, Scofield 22, Hager 2.

COEUR D’ALENE Reeve 0, Gatton 0, Anthony 1, Newby 2, Webber 6, Roeller 2, Stransky 1, Hebener 0, Short 0, Hanson 0, Gibbs 0, Ackerman 0, Marks 4.

Northeast A

Lakeside 63, Newport 43

Breanne Jolley scored 16 of her game high 23 points in the first half and also had 10 rebounds and six steals to spark the Lakeside Eagles (4-0, 10-0) past the Newport Grizzlies in a Northeast A League game at Lakeside.

Newport 9 11 15 8 - 43

Lakeside 17 20 15 11 - 63

NEWPORT Casey 3, Schulz 8, Almond 0, Sauer 12, Sherman 2, Frandrup 5, Vallieres 2, Carrara 8 Lindburg 3, Carter 0.

LAKESIDE (NINE MILE FALLS, WASH.) - Waddell 4, Rowse 5, L.Jolley 13, B.Jolley 23, Hatch 6, Nikki Petticrew 6, Linsey Heebink 4, Janel Long 1, Kim Wilkins 1, Coral Grubbs 0.

Colfax 55, Chewelah 47

Brooke Hansen had 15 points and Tracy Tribbett added 11 as the Bulldogs (4-0, 9-0) remained tied for first place in the NEA with the win over the host Cougars (1-3, 3-6).

Colfax 18 8 17 12 - 55

Chewelah 7 15 8 17 - 47

COLFAX - T.Pittman 0, Gigray 6, Harder 8, Blevins 2, Hall 5, Widman 0, Tribbett 11, Hansen 15, S.Pittman 6, Thiele 2.

CHEWELAH Edwards 0, Anderson 3, King 11, Albertson 13, Naccarato 2, Myers 2, Pickering 2, Cairns 0, Harrison 6, O’Neal 8.

Deer Park 52, Kettle Falls 34

The visiting Stags (3-1, 5-5) pulled out the win in a game that saw 49 fouls called and three Bulldogs (1-3, 3-6) foul out. Jaiden Watson led Deer Park with 18 points, including two 3-pointers.

Deer Park 10 17 12 13 - 52

Kettle Falls 5 12 5 11 - 34

DEER PARK - Ostrom 0, Michaels 6, Darrow 4, Watson 18, Davis 2, Sims 4, Nedved 2, Stone 7, Gest 4, O’Brien 5, Oswalt 0, Langbehn 0, Scott 0.

KETTLE FALLS Gates 4, Lathrop 4, Maidhoff 4, Marco 6, Matter 3, McDaniels 2, Richardson 4, Storer 4, Weathers 3.

Bi-County League

Odessa 57, Valley Christian 49

Kori Walter had 15 points, including draining four free throws to seal the game in the fourth quarter, as the visiting Tigers (4-3, 6-6) downed the Panthers (1-5, 3-8).

Odessa 13 9 13 22 - 57

Valley Christian 5 19 7 18 - 49

ODESSA J.Melcher 6, Hunt 10, D.Melcher 0, Walter 15, D.Schorzman 1, Smith 12, L.Schorzman 4, Ramm 2, Shaw 0, Watters 0, Schmierer 7.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Black 5, Croswhite 0, Cupp 0, Diaz 0, Ta.Dixon 0, Te.Dixon 15, Carmen Evans 11, Ferderer 4, Hopson 3, Monforton 11.

Wilbur-Creston 59, Reardan 39

Jessica Martin had 17 points and Holly Arden had all nine of her points in the first quarter to lead the host Wildcats (7-0, 11-1) over the Indians (3-3, 7-5).

Reardan 8 6 9 16 - 39

Wilbur-Creston 25 12 15 7 - 59

REARDAN Bocook 10, Krupke 3, Schwartz 0, C.Jayne 0, Holwegner 6, Guhlke 2, Rohner 2, Soliday 0, P.Jayne 2, Turner 11, Supinger 3.

WILBUR-CRESTON Allen 2, Deahl 3, Martin 17, Erickson 11, L.Arden 2, H.Arden 9, Kunz 5, Bandy 10.

Ritzville 45, Sprague-Harrington 35

Amy Mickelsen had 11 points, including five free throws in the final three minutes to seal the game, as the Broncos (5-2, 8-6) dropped the host Falcons (2-5, 2-11).

Ritzville 14 12 7 12 - 45

S-H 7 8 6 14 - 35

RITZVILLE Coleman 3, Kramer 0, Weber 4, Horpedahl 5, Wellsandt 5, Mickelsen 11, Russel 9, Yerxa 8, Telecky 8, Deking 0.

SPRAGUE/HARRINGTON Maurer 2, Larmer 2, Hampton 7, Smith 0, Putney 0, Engles 9, M.Walters 9, C.Walters 3.

ACH 54, Liberty 45

Christine Peterson scored 19 points and the Warriors (4-2, 5-3) had 16 steals in the win over the visiting Lancers (3-4, 5-8). Laci Hunsaker also added seven rebounds and four assists for ACH.

Liberty 10 17 8 10 - 45

ACH 13 17 7 17 - 54

LIBERTY Pittmann 0, Cory 12, Neihart 13, Polione 4, Farka 2, Cornwall 4, Adams 2, Torguson 8.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Ke.Horter 1, Malone 4, Rock 13, Dormaier 0, Roberts 0, Peterson 19, Hunsaker 5, White 10, Malone 2.

Panorama League

Columbia 67, Springdale 66

Despite getting 27 points from Cindy Cates, a fourth quarter Charger (1-3, 2-8) comeback fell short and the host Lions (4-1, 5-4) avoided the upset. Lisa Dale led Columbia with 18 points.

Springdale 15 18 16 17 - 66

Columbia 20 16 14 17 - 67

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 0, Peone 13, Diedrich 7, K.Bade 2, Campbell 4, Hendricks 0, C.Cates 27, N’Deeo 0, Dixon 9, Swiger 0, Stricker 0, S.Cates 4.

COLUMBIA Schrack 0, Covington 0, Etue 13, Skidmore 14, Schurger 11, Strickler 1, Blaine 0, Brisbois 9, Dale 18, Dashiell 1.

Northwest Christian 55, Curlew 31

Heidi Simmons and Jana Huston scored 15 points apiece as the Crusaders (3-1, 5-5) outscored the visiting Cougars (1-4, 3-6) 36-7 in the second and third quarter to get the win.

Curlew 9 4 3 15 - 31

NWC 13 17 19 6 - 55

CURLEW Peterson 0, Barkley 0, Thiele 8, Beck 7, Somday 0, Taylor 2, Kaatz 7, Thresham 0, McLeod 3, Craw 3, Bonwell 1.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Storro 2, Simmons 15, K.Smith 2, Moen 0, Greenup 1, E.Smith 6, Ogle 0, Montague 2, Casimir 0, Wright 10, Clouse 1, Huston 15.

Saint George’s 47, Inchelium 34

Despite outscoring the Dragons 27-16 in the second half, the Hornets (2-2, 3-4) couldn’t overcome a seven point first half and lost at home. Saint George’s (5-0, 5-6) had three people in double figures led by Dawn Trowbridge’s 15.

Saint George’s 18 13 3 13 - 47

Inchelium 5 2 13 14 - 34

SAINT GEORGE’S Chill 0, Boutz 2, Webster 0, De Niro 0, Swift 3, Trowbridge 15, Routh-Corker 13, Appling 2, Harvill 12, Moore 0, Duffey 0.

INCHELIUM G.Finley 0, Swan 2, C.Stensgar 4, T.Finley 8, D.Stensgar 3, Nugent 0, Boyd 3, L.Stensgar 2, Mallory 12.

Selkirk 61, Wellpinit 34

Molly Carlson dominated inside, scoring 19 points to lead the visiting Rangers (4-1, 8-2) past the Redskins (0-5, 1-9). Rainbow Lynn led Wellpinit with 15 points, five rebounds, five assists and five steals.

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