Lakeside Opens With Win Over Mead

GSL/Border girls

The two hottest teams from summer league opened their winter schedule Friday, with Lakeside providing a different outcome.

Nikki Petticrew and Linsey Heebink hit a pair of 3-pointers and the visiting Eagles from Nine Mile had seven offensive rebounds in the first quarter while defeating Mead 48-35 in a non-leaguer.

Mead had 16 first-half turnovers and shot 27 percent from the field.

Mead’s Morgan Bennett hit three 3’s.

Lakeside 48, Mead 35

Lakeside 8 14 15 11 - 48

Mead 13 7 9 6 - 35

LAKESIDE - Vojtech 0, Heebink 16, Petticrew 10, Ryan 9, Jolley 8, Long 5.

MEAD - Zelinski 2, Slater 7, Kehl 0, Ferguson 8, Bailey 4, Bennett 9, Leaf 2, Curry 3, Schuerman 0, Myers 0.

CV 60, Kamiakin 47

The Bears (1-0) hit three 3-pointers in the second quarter to take a lead, then Jenny Wilson, Rikki Jackson and Jenny Coyle hit 3’s to erase a fourth-quarter tie.

Emily Autrey scored 18 for the visiting Braves.

Kamiakin 13 11 12 11 - 47

Central Valley 12 20 6 22 - 60

KAMIAKIN - K.Albano 0, S.Albano 5, Farabee 3, Ramsgate 12, Eakin 2, E.Anglesly 7, Autrey 18.

CENTRAL VALLEY - Phinney 0, Grafos 9, J. Coyle 12, Jackson 15, Bragdon 8, Liepman 8, Ferguson 0, Shoquist 0, Wilson 8.

Ferris 49, Eisenhower 38

Sabrina Brazzle hit two 3-pointers and Jenny Lytle added another as the Saxons (1-0) broke a fourth-quarter tie to beat the visiting Cadets.

Kelly McCaffery scored her six points during the fourth-quarter run.

Eisenhower 8 11 13 6 - 38

Ferris 13 7 12 17 - 49

EISENHOWER - Abhold 0, Felton 4, Labbee 0, Talarico 9, Gobel 5, Rogers 2, Haney 0, Riel 5, Fahscholtz 13.

FERRIS - Lytle 3, George 8, Brazzle 16, Martin 9, McCaffery 6, Benzel 2, Foster 3, Holton 0, Lynn 0, Taylor 2.

Rogers 48, East Valley 43

Angel Fairbanks and Monica Abrahamson combined for 17 rebounds as the visiting Pirates (1-0) steamed to a 10-point lead after 3 minutes and held off the Knights (0-1).

Rogers 13 9 14 12 - 48

East Valley 9 8 9 17 - 43

ROGERS - Davis 2, Delger 4, Abrahamson 9, Marston 2, Hatch 4, Zahrowski 0, Perry 4, Logue 6, Fairbanks 11, Bayne 4, Wright 2.

EAST VALLEY - Conard 6, Schumacher 8, LeGrant 0, Werner 0, Birdsbill 0, Tomblin 6, Neal 1, Tonani 0, Schultz 8, Brittaiin 0, Triplett 14.

Shadle Park 71, WV 63

Holly Fay had six rebounds and the visiting Highlanders (2-0) forced 21 first-half turnovers to spoil the season-opener of the Eagles, last year’s State AA champions.

WV’s Amanda Holstrom had four steals and eight points in the fourth quarter.

Shadle Park 22 24 15 10 - 71

West Valley 12 15 16 20 - 63

SHADLE PARK - Ridings 13, Caldwell 0, Schurra 4, Fay 8, Harchuck 15, Stockman 12, Olzendam 11, Buckley 3, Alake 0, Etter 2, McGrath 1, Kiritz 2.

WEST VALLEY - Hilsabeck 6, Groh 4, McClintock 14, Huffman 13, Holstrom 13, Parvey 9, Vermeers 4, Forrayi 0.

Davis 62, G-Prep 36

The Pirates used a press to force 28 turnovers and defeat the visiting Bullpups (0-1) at Yakima.

Gonzaga Prep 8 13 11 4 - 36

Davis 13 16 15 18 - 62

GONZAGA PREP - Bloom 2, Laney 4, Green 9, Gibbon 10, Machtolf 2, Boren 0, Barnes 0, Jordan 2, Lindstrom 0, So.Housam 2, Ste.Housam 1, Millersmith 4.

DAVIS - Nash 5, Naccarato 0, Orgill 17, Hamilton 11, Dimmer 7, Stotz 3, Smith 11, Welton 2, Sissom 1, Wade 5.

Pasco 61, Mount Spokane 36

The visiting Bulldogs spoiled the Wildcats’ first game.

Gina Neihart hit 5 of 9 from the field and Angie Atwood had eight rebounds for Mount Spokane.

Pasco 11 19 19 12 - 61

Mount Spokane 11 4 12 9 - 36

PASCO- Kelly 13, B.Wagner 3, Mackey 12, Elliot 8, Fanning 4, Trevino 13, M.Wagner 2, Kinnion 6.

MOUNT SPOKANE- Atwood 6, Anderson 2, Kolburcher 8, Neihart 14, Monroe 2, Louck 2, Kitchen 2.

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