Newport Has To Work Overtime To Knock Off Deer Park

Area girls basketball

Newport capped a wild four days on Tuesday with a wild win at Deer Park. Michele Carrara scored 23 and Carey Sauer 20 as the visiting Grizzlies (5-2, 10-3) held off the Stags (5-2, 7-6) 64-63 in a Northeast A thriller that went double overtime. Newport has won eight of nine.

Newport made 7 of 8 free throws during overtimes to seal the win, which came on the heels of Saturday’s victory over second-ranked Colfax. The Grizzlies preserved Tuesday’s win with a blocked shot with 1 second left in the second OT.

DP’s Tricia Gest had 10 rebounds.

Newport 64, Deer Park 63 (2OT)

Newport 22 12 6 13 4 7 - 64

DP 9 15 16 13 4 6 - 63

NEWPORT Casey 5, Schulz 14, Almond 0, Sauer 20, Sherman 0, Frandrup 0, Vallieres 2, Carrara 23.

DEER PARK - Michaels 7, Darrow 0, Watson 8, Sims 13, Nedved 0, Stone 19, Gest 13, O’Brien 3.

Panorama

Republic 57, Curlew 46

Melissa Friend’s 30 points and 25 rebounds guided the Tigers (4-4, 6-6) over the visiting Cougars (1-8, 3-10). Republic’s Felisha Pfaffe added three 3-pointers.

Curlew 12 8 10 16 - 46

Republic 16 13 12 16 - 57

CURLEW Peterson 0, Barkley 0, Thiele 4, Beck 12, Somday 4, Taylor 4, Kaatz 18, Treshman 4, Craw 0, Bonwell 0.

REPUBLIC Davis 4, Dinkins 3, Friend 30, Pfaffe 13, Prine 0, Pritchett 2, Stonehocker 2, Tietsort 0, Young 3.

St. George’s 71, Springdale 46

The visiting and South Division-leading Dragons (8-0, 8-6) employed a full-court press to force 39 turnovers and beat the Chargers (3-5, 4-10).

St. George 22 13 22 14 - 71

Springdale 8 19 12 7 - 46

ST. GEORGE’S Alsaker 0, Davis 0, Chill 0, Boutz 2, Webster 1, De Niro 0, Swift 6, Trowbridge 17, Routh-Corker 19, Appling 8, Harvill 18.

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 0, Peone 2, Diedrich 2, K.Bade 0, Campbell 4, Hendricks 0, C.Cates 18, N’Deeo 0, Dixon 10, Swiger 2, Stricker 2, S.Cates 6.

Selkirk 58, Cusick 16

Power inside and a third-quarter zone defense allowed the visiting and eighth-ranked Rangers (6-2, 10-3) to upend the Panthers (0-8, 0-11).

Selkirk 8 18 21 11 - 58

Cusick 4 6 3 3 - 16

SELKIRK Dickinson 1, Jennings 7, Barnes 0, Sharp 2, Weaver 4, Koontz 3, Dury 14, Porter 4, Carlson 17, Grass 6.

CUSICK Norton 1, Pickerel 2, Cutshall 2, Waldman 0, Haas 4, Foster 0, Nenema 7, Johnson 0, Thomas 0, Chitwood 0, Zeismer 0, Barton 0.

Inchelium 59, Wellpinit 50

Balanced scoring allowed the visiting Hornets (6-2, 7-4) to beat the Redskins (1-8, 3-11) and take over the North Division on their own. Wellpinit’s Miranda Payne had 20 points and 21 rebounds.

Inchelium 13 14 18 14 - 59

Wellpinit 12 11 8 19 - 50

INCHELIUM G.Finley 0, Swan 4, C.Stensgar 4, T.Finley 0, D.Stensgar 13, Nugent 0, Boyd 12, L.Stensgar 13, Mallory 13.

WELLPINIT Tonasket 0, Allen 3, J.Flett 3, Abrahamson 0, Payne 20, Covington 0, Lynn 13, Stearns 11.

Columbia 53, Northport 41

A quick start helped the visiting Lions (5-4, 6-7) beat the Mustangs (5-3, 6-6) and knock them out of first place in the North.

Columbia 17 9 10 17 - 53

Northport 6 5 14 16 - 41

COLUMBIA Etue 12, Skidmore 12, Schurger 7, Strickler 0, Brisbois 13, Dale 2, Dashiell 7.

NORTHPORT Knudsen 0, Day 4, C.Young 6, Jimenez 0, M.Regis 4, Ke.Sauvola 4, Sell 13, E.Young 2, Lenhard 0, Ka.Sauvola 8.

Bi-County

Reardan 52, Davenport 30

Brenda Rohner had seven rebounds and Lisa Bocook four assists as the Indians (4-4, 8-6) beat the visiting and 10th-ranked Gorillas (4-4, 8-7) to create a three-way tie for first place with idle Liberty in the East Division.

Ky Marriott and Christine Emery had seven rebounds apiece for Davenport.

Davenport 5 9 7 9 - 30

Reardan 10 12 18 12 - 52

DAVENPORT Wagner 0, Marriott 8, Stiles 0, Dickson 2, Pauls 5, Emery 5, Jacobson 0, Mikelson 6, Cowdrey 4.

REARDAN Bocook 8, Krupke 4, Schwartz 0, C.Jayne 1, Holwegner 4, Guhlke 2, Rohner 13, Soliday 5, P.Jayne 0, Evans 0, Turner 10, Supinger 5, Plumber 0.

Non-league

Valley Christian 57, Logos 56

Tiffany Ferderer made two free throws with time expired and Teresa Dixon scored nine in the fourth quarter as the Panthers (4-10) made up a 13-point deficit in the last 3 minutes to beat the visitors from Moscow.

Rachel Lemons of Logos had 29 points and 14 rebounds.

Logos 19 15 16 6 - 56

Valley Christian 11 17 6 23 - 57

LOGOS Rigg 8, Lucas 2, Harken 6, Lemons 29, Scheibe 9, Jordan 2.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Black 12, Cupp 0, Diaz 0, Te.Dixon 19, Evans 10, Ferderer 11, Hopson 6, Monforton 0.

ACH 62, Pateros 48

Lacey Malone and Amy Malone combined for 13 first-quarter points and Christine Peterson had nine rebounds and eight third-quarter points as the visiting Warriors (8-4) beat the Billygoats (5-5).

ACH 21 14 13 14 - 62

Pateros 11 11 9 17 - 48

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Ke.Horter 3, L.Malone 9, Rock 6, Dormaier 2, Roberts 2, Peterson 14, Hunsaker 0, White 12, Ka.Horter 0, A.Malone 14.

PATEROS Johnson 0, Baker 0, Bighouse 0, Anders 7, Stennes 11, Neneuker 8, Stanley 7, Worsham 0, Libbey 15.

Bridge.-Mansf. 71, Odessa 66

Kelly Wood scored 17 to lead the visiting Mustangs (5-6) over the Tigers (8-7). Kori Walter scored 22 and Karma Schmierer and Nicole Hunt had nine rebounds apiece for Odessa.

Bridge.-Mans. 18 12 16 23 - 71

Odessa 18 17 21 10 - 66

BRIDGEPORT-MANSFIELD Hinton 14, Wood 17, Troutman 2, Gavin 0, Hurley 15, Darby 5, Preugschat 14, Lynn 4.

ODESSA J.Melcher 0, Hunt 8, D.Melcher 0, Walter 22, D.Schorzman 7, Smith 8, L.Schorzman 17, Ramm 2, Watters 0, Schmierer 2.

Moscow 45, Clarkston 27

Angie Sorbel had seven rebounds and Angie Gibson six assists, and the Bears (15-1) earned the home win by holding the Bantams (0-10) to 13 second-half shots.

Clarkston 5 11 2 9 - 27

Moscow 16 6 11 12 - 45

CLARKSTON Blankenship 2, King 2, Heytvelt 4, Poskey 7, Wilson 1, Metcalf 3, Hearsay 2, Height 6.

MOSCOW Moslemi 6, Lemm 13, Sorbel 16, Gibson 0, Wilder 4, Reynolds 6, To.Goetz 0, Ta.Goetz 0.

St. Maries 43, Tekoa-Oakes. 29

Amanda Tams had six rebounds and made 7 of 11 free throws to lead the Lumberjacks (5-11) over the visiting Nighthawks (9-5).

Tekoa-Oakesdale 4 14 4 7 - 29

St. Maries 6 7 12 18 - 43

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 6, Palmer 0, Brown 0, J.Hay 4, Peringer 6, Hansen 0, Bruce 2, French 1, A.Hay 6, Cox 4, Parsons 0.

ST. MARIES Shippy 0, Reynolds 13, Reid 0, Adams 6, Wolfe 4, Kunkel 9, Badgett 0, Sotin 0, Tams 11.

Sprague-Harr. 52, Soap Lake 41

A quick start allowed the visiting Falcons (3-13) to play their second string in the fourth quarter and beat the Eagles (2-8).

Sprague-Harr. 20 11 12 9 - 52

Soap Lake 7 9 14 11 - 41

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 6, Larmer 14, Hampton 7, Smith 0, Putney 3, Engles 5, M.Walters 15, C.Walters 2.

SOAP LAKE Sivelle 8, Bong 0, Chatman 0, Harris 0, Dyas 0, Bohnet 4, Henderson 3, Hoffman 3, Lundgren 7, Roberson 16.

Lapwai 70, Colton 58

The visiting Wildcats from Idaho beat the Wildcats (7-6) from Washington. No details were reported.

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