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PANORAMA LEAGUE

Inchelium 68, Columbia 64 (2OT)

Rich Swan had five steals and 23 points, including a steal and basket with time running out in regulation, as the Hornets (1-2, 1-0) defeated the visiting Lions (0-3, 0-1) in double overtime to snap a 23-game losing streak.

Columbia led with 40 seconds left in regulation.

Inchelium missed 8 of 12 free throws in the second OT.

The Hornets’ last win was Feb. 2, 1996, also over Columbia.

Col. 11 12 16 16 2 7 - 64

Inch. 17 13 14 11 2 11 - 68

COLUMBIA - Wass 13, Benson 2, Denison 1, Pakootas 0, Young 13, Neidhart 5, Strickler 17, Cunningham 2, K.Donohue 11, S.Donohue 0.

INCHELIUM - Bradshaw 5, Jolley 1, Simpson 7, Marchand , Johnson 2, Boyd 1, J. Swan 2, Mason 0, Tonasket 18, Simmons 7, Signor 2, R. Swan 23.

Selkirk 75, NWC 59

Russell Lopes had 25 points, seven rebounds and five assists to guide the Rangers (3-0, 1-0) over the visiting Crusaders (1-2, 0-1) at Ione.

Jimmy Huffine added 11 rebounds and Tim Farris seven assists for Selkirk.

NW Christian 11 11 17 20 - 59

Selkirk 19 19 19 18 - 75

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Orr 0, Greenup 3, Proffitt 0, Wolf 3, Smith 14, Warren 0, Thomas 9, Strandy 8, Malott 11, VanGerpen 0, Bell 1, Goldman 4, Crouch 6.

SELKIRK - Farris 10, Huffine 13, Gere 3, Lopes 25, Pyeatt 11, White 11, Yellowjohn 2, Reed 0.

St. Geo. 72, St. Michael’s 31

The visiting Dragons (3-1, 1-0) defeated the Warriors (0-3, 0-1), who missed their first 14 shots and finished the game 11 of 49 from the floor.

St. George’s 29 6 25 12 - 72

St. Michael’s 4 7 9 11 - 31

ST. GEORGE’S - Blume 14, Dhillon 9, Taylor 2, Moser 6, Davis 6, Helms 5, DePonty 14, Spencer 2, Yi 4, Witherspoon 2, Thomsen 8.

ST. MICHAEL’S - Mendoza 4, Vigil 2, Urann 0, Edwards 10, Bittner 0, Sandquist 2, Sarquillia 2, Vopalensky 5, Muglia 0, Durazo 0, South 4, Spruill 2.

Republic 74, Northport 22

The visiting Tigers (2-1, 1-0) began defense of the league title by forcing 17 turnovers and out-rebounding the Mustangs (1-2, 0-1) by 27.

Republic 24 19 12 19 - 74

Northport 6 4 8 4 - 22

REPUBLIC - Dansel 2, Davenport 16, Dinkins 19, Gliddon 5, Hadden 5, Hanks 7, Hutton 0, Krohn 0, Kuchenmeister 12, R.Rickard 2, T.Rickard 3, Russell 7.

NORTHPORT - Aa.Day 2, Godes 4, Ad.Day 8, Fredrickson 3, Timmering 3, Lenhard 0, Rieckers 0, Wilson 2, Weliep 3.

Curlew 90, Wellpinit 36

Gunner Olson hit 7 of 11 field goals and added four blocked shots as the Cougars (4-0, 1-0) defeated the visiting Redskins (1-1, 0-1).

Jeremy Groth added seven assists and six rebounds for Curlew, which had a 42-21 rebounding edge.

Wellpinit 6 5 13 12 - 36

Curlew 24 22 22 22 - 90

WELLPINIT - Moses 13, Tonasket 0, Carter 3, D.J.Flett 2, T.Flett 0, Nomee 0, M.McCrea 10, Covington 4, Stearns 4.

CURLEW - Conger 1, G.Olson 18, Groth 16, Edwards 7, J.B.Olson 11, Prazak 14, Cribby 15, Tresham 0, March 0, Strandberg 8.

Springdale 59, Cusick 56

Chris Carlson had 24 points and seven assists, and Luther Hammack scored on a turnaround off an inbounds pass with 35 seconds left as the visiting Chargers (1-3, 1-0) held off the Panthers (1-2, 0-1).

Springdale led by 19 in the third quarter. Cusick’s Jake Sattleen missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer that went in and came out.

Springdale 14 22 16 7 - 59

Cusick 16 10 18 12 - 56

SPRINGDALE - Gilstrap 0, Farnsworth 11, Meyers 4, Ralph 6, Peterson 0, Hammack 14, Ely 0, Carlson 24.

CUSICK - Cratty 8, Reijonen 17, Bridges 11, Chantry 3, Sattleen 4, Hamilton 5, Tinker 8, Dimick 0.

GREAT NORTHERN LEAGUE

Colville 49, Chewelah 36

Shane Meinhold had 11 rebounds and five assists, and Jed Ortner hit 7 of 8 free throws in the second half to lead the Indians (3-0, 1-0) over the visiting Cougars (0-2, 0-1) in the new league’s opening night.

Chewelah shot 27 percent from the floor, Colville 17 of 36 (47 percent). Colville, last year in the Frontier League, was a State AA semifinalist.

Chewelah 7 8 9 12 - 36

Colville 14 14 6 15 - 49

CHEWELAH - Landram 6, Forsberg 2, Meserve 13, Miller 2, Nitschke 8, Churape 0, Kinley 0, Sunday 3, Parrish 2.

COLVILLE - Goble 0, Weaver 6, Ortner 19, Vaagen 2, Meinhold 9, Mostek 9, Bradeen 0, I.Gordon 2, Shaw 0, E.Gordon 2.

Lakeside at Pullman, ppd.

The Eagles’ road game was moved to today because the Greyhounds played for last weekend’s State 2A football title.

BI-COUNTY LEAGUE

Odessa 51, Chr. Heritage 50

Ryan Floch totaled 21 points and 19 rebounds and the visiting Tigers (3-0, 1-0) edged the Patriots (3-1, 0-1) at Edwall.

Floch missed two free throws in the final 30 seconds, but CH couldn’t capitalize after losing starters Adam Bogle and Joe Bell to fouls in the last 3 minutes. Odessa’s Michael Jeske had 12 rebounds.

Odessa 19 13 9 10 - 51

Christian Heritage 21 8 8 13 - 50

ODESSA - Kramer 7, Weber 10, G.Schafer 0, Shaw 0, Floch 21, Jeske 2, Pitts 7, Z.Schafer 0, Walter 0, Praetorius 4.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Winters 0, Newbill 12, A.Bell 0, B.Bishop 9, J.Bell 20, Hattenburg 0, Kirstein 2, Bogle 7.

Ritzville 60, Lind 38

Dan Duff hit three 3-pointers in the third quarter and the Broncos (1-2, 1-0) were 6 of 6 from long range in the second half to defeat the visiting Bulldogs (0-3, 0-1).

Ritzville’s Dustan Arlt scored 21, including another 3-pointer in the third.

Lind 7 12 7 12 - 38

Ritzville 12 15 18 15 - 60

LIND - Kulm 0, Wills 2, Labes 2, Parkins 14, Sikorski 0, Sheckells 7, Thompson 3, Widger 10, Williamson 0.

RITZVILLE - B.Arlt 5, Duff 12, D.Arlt 21, Marcus 9, Johnstone 5, Borth 2, Paulson 0, Whitman 6, Beckley 0, Heider 0.

ACH 57, Wilbur-Creston 49

Ben Durrant had 10 rebounds and the host Warriors (2-2, 1-0) went on a 17-2 run in the fourth quarter to rally past the Wildcats (0-4, 0-1) at Hartline.

Adrian Higginbotham’s 3-pointer tied the game with 4:30 left. Troy Thomas of ACH added five assists.

Wilbur-Creston 10 20 13 6 - 49

ACHartline 12 14 13 18 - 57

WILBUR-CRESTON - B.Marchand 10, Cairns 2, Villars 8, Grant 0, Leonard 5, Samuels 9, Arden 0, Nelson 5, Katich 8, J.Marchand 2.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - Dormaier 2, Thomas 13, Elder 2, St. John 0, Pate 6, Higginbotham 7, Leander 10, Emerson 3, Gwinn 4, Neilsen 0, Durrant 10.

NON-LEAGUE

Spr.-Harr. 59, Davenport 57

Matt Henry made a free throw with 6 seconds left and the visiting Falcons (3-2, 1-0) held on to defeat the Gorillas (1-2, 0-1) in a non-leaguer between BiCounty rivals.

Davenport’s Travis Telecky, fouled with 1 second left, missed his first free-throw attempt. He purposely missed the second, but the Gorillas couldn’t get off a final shot from the floor.

Davenport’s Dale Buchanan had seven rebounds and hit 7 of 16 from the floor.

Sprague-Harr. 11 20 10 18 - 59

Davenport 12 18 11 16 - 57

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON - Engles 0, Morton 0, Wagner 10, Floyd 3, Timm 10, Pelissier 6, M.Henry 3, Hoob 0, Young 14, A.Henry 13.

DAVENPORT - Rodenbough 4, Holderby 6, Johnson 2, Buchanan 18, Swain 2, Telecky 8, Strate 11, Morrison 2, Payne 4, Honey 0.

Medical Lake 83, K. Falls 59

Brandon Moore’s 22 points and 18 rebounds guided the Cardinals (1-0) over the visiting Bulldogs (1-4).

Andre Jackson had nine of ML’s 23 steals. The Cardinals totaled 45 rebounds. KF hit 8 of 11 3-pointers.

Kettle Falls 11 14 22 12 - 59

Medical Lake 18 19 17 29 - 83

KETTLE FALLS - George 7, Weathers 9, Miller 16, Brodehl 0, Madlin 11, Musson 0, Lickfold 2, Payne 13.

MEDICAL LAKE - Jackson 19, Brown 11, Headlee 8, Meeks 2, Mitchell 3, Miller 4, V.Moore 0, Nichols 4, Alexander 10, B.Moore 22.

V. Christian 57, Reardan 38

Brian Sears had eight rebounds to lead a 40-23 advantage and Jeremy Decker had seven assists as the host Panthers (4-1) picked apart the depleted Indians (0-2).

VC’s Michael Spuler hit 3 of 4 field goals and 4 of 4 free throws despite foul trouble. Reardan, with eight players available, competed without injured starter Peter Eastman.

Reardan 8 6 13 11 - 38

Valley Christian 6 18 13 20 - 57

REARDAN - Krupke 0, Soliday 5, Jenkin 17, Nollmeyer 8, Brown 2, Hopper 4, Flaa 2, Adams 0.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN - Diaz 2, Troyer 0, J.Decker 6, Smith 6, Spuler 13, Meyer 0, Sears 13, B.Decker 3, Evans 5, Sandin 9, Lacy 0.

Tekoa-Oak. 47, Pomeroy 42

John Wall had 10 rebounds and Patrick Heaton hit 3 of 4 3-pointers as the Nighthawks (3-1) held off the visiting Pirates at Tekoa.

Gabe Smith added two 3-pointers for T-O, which outrebounded Pomeroy 27-17. Pomeroy’s Nick Cox scored 21.

Pomeroy 13 10 8 11 - 42

Tekoa-Oakes. 13 18 8 8 - 47

POMEROY - J.Cox 0, McCabe 9, McKeirnan 1, Claassen 3, Ledgerwood 8, N.Cox 21, Neal 0.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE - Brown 2, Heaton 11, G.Smith 14, Teal 0, E.Smith 2, Brogan 0, Crossett 2, Wall 12, Taylor 4.

SJE 52, Freeman 49

Grant Bafus had 11 rebounds and 20 points, including a pair of free throws with 7 seconds left, as the Eagles (3-2) held off the Scotties (4-1) at St. John.

SJE’s Karl Scheuerman hit 9 of 12 free throws and fed Bafus after a defensive rebound with 12 seconds left.

Freeman 14 15 10 10 - 49

SJEndicott 12 13 15 12 - 52

FREEMAN - C.Miller 0, R.Snyder 2, M.Miller 9, Simmons 11, Freeman 0, Shkuratoff 0, Goldsmith 16, White 0, Pope 11.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Shawgo 0, Miller 0, Bafus 20, Strader 0, Stoner 1, Hames 4, Scheuerman 19, Siler 6, Stolmeier 2.

Gar.-Palouse 95, Asotin 48

Brad Bischoff scored 19 to lead the visiting Vikings (2-2) over the Panthers.

Score by quarter unavailable

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Bischoff 19, Coles 18, Power 4, Kreibel 4, Flansburg 14, Cronk 6, Fox 8, Demand 2, Kimble 0, Johnson 4, Thorp 13.

ASOTIN - Neace 0, Eller 1, Milionis , Ater , Munden , Larson 20, Weiss 1, Ambroson 2, Hansen 4, Schlee 2, Nesbitt , Smith 5, Fisbeck , Appleford 2, Leavitt , Uptmor 11, Faught 0.

Liberty 76, Rosalia 53

Matt Horlacher had 21 points and 16 rebounds off the bench, and Jake Holling added 23 points and six steals as the Lancers (1-3) overcame a 15-0 deficit to top the visiting Spartans (0-3).

Liberty totaled 11 steals. Rosalia’s Craig Shindler had 21 points and eight rebounds.

Rosalia 17 15 14 7 - 53

Liberty 10 24 14 28 - 76

ROSALIA - Heinemann 2, Watkins 0, DeGon 0, Peterson 5, Shindler 21, Slemp 2, Schmidt 11, Workman 2, Bothman 10.

LIBERTY - Wiman 4, K.Engle 0, J.Engle 18, Cousins 5, J.Holling 23, Johnson 0, Pottratz 0, Phipps 1, C.Holling 2, Schmitz 0, Mortimer 2, Horlacher 21.

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