Lakeside Wallops Freeman

Area girls

Bernadette Rowse scored 22 points and freshman Nikki Petticrew collected 13 rebounds as eighth-ranked Lakeside crushed Freeman 70-48 in a Northeast A League girls basketball game at Nine Mile on Friday.

Lakeside led 44-20 at halftime and went to the bench early - Rowse played only 21 minutes. Jennifer Wilkerson led Freeman (2-5, 3-10) with 15 points and Becky Brown scored 13.

Lakeside 70, Freeman 48

Freeman 6 14 12 16 - 48

Lakeside 22 22 15 11 - 70

FREEMAN - Wasley 2, Wilkerson 15, Brown 13, McCathern 6, Watson 0, Watkins 2, Smith 4, Boston 4, Pratt 2.

LAKESIDE Waddell 4, Rowse 22, B.Jolley 10, Hatch 4, Petticrew 9, Heebink 8, Long 3, Wilkins 6, Grubbs 4.

Northeast A

Newport 68, Kettle Falls 41

The Grizzlies (6-2, 11-3) built a huge lead by the third period against the visiting Bulldogs (1-6, 3-9). NEA scoring leader Carey Sauer led Newport with 23. Amy Matter scored 14 points for Kettle Falls.

Kettle Falls 9 12 6 14 - 41

Newport 19 18 15 16 - 68

KETTLE FALLS Gates 0, Lathrop 5, Maidhoff 0, Marco 6, Matter 14, McDaniels 3, Richardson 11, Weathers 2.

NEWPORT Casey 3, Schulz 12, Almond 2, Sauer 23, Sherman 2, Frandrup 5, Carrara 18, Lindberg 3.

Chewelah 47, Medical Lake 27

The Cougars (3-4, 5-7) held Medical Lake to two points in the first period and four in the third to keep the Cardinals (0-7, 1-12) winless in league. Hayden Kristianson scored 14 points for Chewelah and Medical Lake made only 6 of 40 field-goal attempts.

Chewelah 14 11 10 12 - 47

Medical Lake 2 11 4 10 - 27

CHEWELAH Edwards 4, Anderson 7, King 1, Albertson 9, Naccarato 2, Myers 0, Kristianson 14, Pickering 3, Cairns 2, Harrison 0, O’Neal 5.

MEDICAL LAKE French 2, Musser 1, Duckett 8, Tschirley 6, Davis 4, Walker 1, Ramirez 0, Kjelland 0, Knapp 1, Faison 2, Blayne 2.

Bi-County

Reardan 91, Lind 12

Katie Supinger scored 24 points to lead the Indians (5-4, 9-6) to a runaway victory over the winless Bulldogs (0-9, 0-14), who tallied only six points in each half and committed 45 turnovers.

Reardan 23 28 22 18 - 91

Lind 4 2 2 4 - 12

REARDAN Bocook 15, Krupke 6, M.Schwartz 0, C.Jayne 6, Holwegner 8, Guhlke 4, Rohner 8, Soliday 0, P.Jayne 6, Turner 14, Supinger 24, T.Schwartz 0.

LIND Rott 2, Bittick 2, Mel.Fode 0, Wills 4, Davis 0, Meg.Fode 4, Montejano 0, Palmer 0, Bergeron 0.

ACH 77, Valley Christian 26

The Warriors (7-2, 9-4) led 44-8 at halftime and had five players in double figures.

Christine Peterson led ACH with 11 points, and Carmen Evans scored 13 to lead Valley Christian (1-8, 4-11).

Valley Christian 4 4 9 9 - 26

ACH 20 24 15 18 - 77

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Black 0, Diaz 2, Ta.Dixon 2, Te.Dixon 2, Evans 13, Jones 0, Ferderer 1, Sparks 2, Hopson 4, .

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Pitts 2, Ke.Horter 2, L. Malone 10, Rock 10, Dormaier 8, Roberts 8, Peterson 11, Hunsaker 2, White 10, Ka.Horter 4, A.Malone 10.

Ritzville 74, Davenport 53

The Broncos (7-2, 10-6) shot 50 percent from the field and built a 15-point lead by halftime at 10th-ranked Davenport (4-5, 8-8).

Four Broncos hit double figures - led by Megan Yerxa with 14 points.

Ritzville 20 20 21 13 - 74

Davenport 13 12 12 16 - 53

RITZVILLE Coleman 6, Kramer 0, Weber 8, Horpedahl 3, Wellsandt 6, Mickelsen 13, Russel 12, Yerxa 14, Telecky 1, Deking 0, Fitch 11.

DAVENPORT Wagner 0, Marriott 8, Stiles 0, Dickson 4, Pauls 11, Emery 8, Jacobson 4, Mikelson 6, Cowdrey 12.

Panorama

Selkirk 68, Springdale 48

Six-footer Molly Carlson scored 33 points on 16-for-22 shooting and had 17 rebounds for the Rangers (7-2, 11-3), who led by 10 points at halftime.

The Chargers (3-6, 4-11) cut the lead to three with a quarter to go, but Selkirk opened the fourth with a 17-0 run.

Springdale 7 18 19 4 - 48

Selkirk 19 16 12 21 - 68

SPRINGDALE A.Bade 4, Peone 9, Diedrich 6, K.Bade 0, Campbell 0, Hendricks 0, C.Cates 10, N’Deeo 0, Dixon 17, Stricker 2, S.Cates 0.

SELKIRK Dickinson 4, Jennings 1, Barnes 2, Sharp 6, Weaver 0, Koontz 4, Dury 4, Porter 10, Carlson 33, Grass 4.

St. George’s 49, NW Christian 40

The Dragons (9-0, 9-6) led by only two points after three periods but made an astounding 20 more free throws than the host Crusaders (6-2, 8-6). St. George’s was 21 for 33 from the line, NWC 1 for 6.

Saint George’s 13 11 12 13 - 49

Northwest Christian 11 12 11 6 - 40

SAINT GEORGE’S Boutz 2, Swift 3, Trowbridge 18, RouthCorker 7, Appling 9, Harvill 10.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Storro 0, Simmons 20, K.Smith 0, Moen 0, Greenup 2, E.Smith 0, Montague 0, Wright 3, Huston 15.

Columbia 51, Republic 46

Delena Schurger scored all 12 of her points in the fourth period to lead the Lions (6-4, 7-7) from behind at home.

Josslin Skidmore led Columbia with 17 points and nine steals. Melissa Friend led Republic (4-5, 6-7) with 24 points.

Republic 3 14 14 15 - 46

Columbia 4 10 13 24 - 51

REPUBLIC Davis 6, Dinkins 0, Friend 24, Pfaffle 2, Prine 0, Pritchett 0, Stonehocker 2, Tietsort 0, Wilson 9, Young 3.

COLUMBIA Schrack 0, Covington 0, Etue 9, Skidmore 17, Schurger 12, Strickler 0, Brisbois 4, Dale 7, Dashiell 2.

Inchelium 68, Northport 51

The North Division-leading Hornets (7-2, 8-4) buzzed to an 18-6 first-period lead and led by 21 at halftime at Inchelium.

Northport 6 11 19 15 - 51

Inchelium 18 20 14 16 - 68

NORTHPORT Day 3, C.Young 3, Jimenez 0, M.Regis 6, Ke.Sauvola 6, Sell 16, E.Young 6, Lenhard 0, Ka.Sauvola 11, C.Regis 0.

INCHELIUM G.Finley 4, Swan 3, C.Stensgar 9, T.Finley 2, D.Stensgar 14, Nugent 0, Boyd 15, L.Stensgar 13, Mallory 8.

Wellpinit 61, Curlew 47

Celeste Allen had 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Redskins (2-8, 3-12) past Curlew as Cougar Joelle Kaatz, the Panorama’s second-leading scorer, was held to only 10 points, less than half her average.

Betsy Thiele scored 20 points to lead Curlew (1-9, 3-11), and Rainbow Lynn added 13 for Wellpinit.

Curlew 14 8 15 10 - 47

Wellpinit 16 13 15 15 - 61

CURLEW Peterson 2, Barkley 0, Thiele 20, Beck 2, Somday 0, Taylor 4, Kaatz 10, Treshman 7, Craw 2.

WELLPINIT Tonasket 6, Allen 17, J.Flett 10, Abrahamson 0, Payne 10, Covington 0, Lynn 13, Wynecoop 0, Stearns 5, Ramos 0.

Whitman County

St. John-Endicott 60, Rosalia 28

Rosalia (2-3, 8-7) made 35 turnovers and the Spartans scored only five firsthalf points against the top-ranked Eagles (5-0, 14-0), who led by 28 points at halftime.

Tricia Lamb led St. John-Endicott with 16 points.

Rosalia 1 4 16 7 - 28

St. John-Endicott 16 17 9 18 - 60

ROSALIA B.Nelson 0, Blank 7, Witte 0, C.Nelson 0, Peringer 0, Henning 0, McLaughlin 15, Brown 0, Bernard 6, Slemp 0, Powell 0.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Simpson 4, Colyar 0, Bafus 10, Kleweno 2, Lamb 16, Loomis 0, Garrett 12, Schmick 13, Kile 3.

Tekoa-Oakes. 66, LaC.-Wash. 38

The Nighthawks (4-1, 10-5) hammered LaCrosse-Washtucna (0-5, 6-9) on the boards, and the Tigercats made 25 turnovers on the road. Sally Palmer scored 13 points and Molly French 12 for T-O, and Jessica Daniel led the Cats with 11.

LaCrosse-Washtucna 7 16 9 6 - 38

Tekoa-Oakesdale 9 19 22 16 - 66

LACROSSE/WASHTUCNA Camp 0, Daniel 11, A.Bay 3, Kinch 5, D.Bay 10, Wigen 2, Bryson 3, Scheider 4.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Crider 2, Wagner 2, Palmer 13, Brown 7, J.Hay 4, Peringer 6, Hansen 0, Bruce 7, French 12, A.Hay 5, Cox 8, Rambo 0.

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