Riverside Hands Cheney A 40-39 Frontier Defeat

Area girls

Abbey Wood’s 3-pointer from the corner at the buzzer Friday completed Riverside’s 40-39 comeback Frontier League win over No. 2 Cheney at Chattaroy.

Cheney (12-2, 4-2) led 39-24 with 5 minutes left. Wood scored eight of her 20 in the fourth quarter.

The Blackhawks, with just three Frontier League losses in three years, missed two field goals in the final seconds. Tiffany McMurphy’s ninth rebound for the Rams (9-5, 5-1) sealed it.

Riverside 40, Cheney 39

Cheney 13 12 11 3 - 39

Riverside 12 4 4 20 - 40

CHENEY Ewing 0 1-4 1, Weitman 3 0-0 7, Getz 9 2-2 20, Pischel 0 2-6 2, Edgett 0 0-0 0, Birchler 0 0-0 0, Van Matre 2 1-4 5, Boline 0 0-0 0, Krogh 2 0-0 4. Totals 15 6-16 39.

RIVERSIDE Lamarche 0 0-0 0, N. Snyder 1 0-0 2, Koesel 0 0-0 0, Rizzuto 0 0-0 0, H.Wood 0 0-0 0, Stime 4 3-6 11, A.Wood 7 4-4 20, McMurphy 3 1-3 7, Lorenz 0 0-0 0, B.Snyder 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 8-13 40.

3-point goals - Getz 2, Weitman, A.Wood 2. Total fouls - Cheney 15, Riverside 11. Fouled out - none.

West Valley 61, Clarkston 29

The visiting Eagles (11-2, 6-0) forced 32 turnovers to trip the Bantams (2-10, 1-4) for their 11th consecutive win.

West Valley 13 16 11 21 - 61

Clarkston 4 5 10 10 - 29

WEST VALLEY Kallas 3 1-3 9, Shollenberger 0 1-4 1, Simpson 3 4-7 10, McClintock 2 5-7 10, Frost 0 0-0 0, Salfer 1 0-3 3, Sowers 5 3-5 13, Roberts 5 5-8 15, Totals: 19 19-37 61.

CLARKSTON Blankinship 1 2-2 4, Tucker 2 0-1 4, Heytvelt 3 0-0 6, Jones 0 0-2 0, Johnson 1 0-0 2, Rodgers 1 0-0 2, Anderson 0 1-3 1, Fazzari 1 0-0 2, Haight 3 0-1 6, Murray 1 0-0 2, Totals: 13 3-9 29.

3-point goals - West Valley 4 (Kallas 2, McClintock, Salfer 1). Total fouls - Clarkston 29, WV 14. Fouled out - Clarkston Jones, Johnson.

Colville 49, East Valley 47

Brandi Simpson hit 5 of 9 field goals and secured a crucial defensive rebound in the final seconds as the visiting Indians (4-10, 1-5) held off the Knights (4-9, 1-4) to snap a five-game losing skid.

Colville 9 5 25 10 - 49

East Valley 7 6 17 17 - 47

COLVILLE T.Brown 3 0-0 6, Entwistle 0 0-0 0, McConnell 0 0-0 0, Spies 0 0-0 0, Matlock 0 0-0 0, H.Brown 4 2-5 12, Evans 1 0-0 2, Braff 1 0-0 2, Wollan 3 6-9 12, Lawson 1 0-0 2, Simpson 5 3-4 13. Totals 18 11-18 49.

EAST VALLEY Conard 0 1-6 1, Mackey 1 0-0 2, Hobbs 0 0-0 0, Tomblin 6 8-11 20, Neal 0 0-0 0, Stookey 0 1-4 1, Schumacher 4 5-8 13, Triplett 2 4-5 8, Myers 0 0-0 0, Combs 1 0-0 2. Totals 14 19-34 47.

3-point goals - H.Brown 2. Total fouls - Col 26, EV 17. Fouled out - T.Brown, Wollan.

Northeast A League

Lakeside 50, Colfax 36

At Nine Mile, Brianne Jolley made 9 of 15 from the floor and added eight rebounds to guide the third-ranked Eagles (15-1, 10-0) to their 14th consecutive win and a season sweep of the fifth-ranked Bulldogs (13-3, 7-3).

Colfax 8 4 9 15 - 36

Lakeside 12 14 12 12 - 50

COLFAX Harder 2, T.Pittman 5, Hall 17, Thiele 4, Tribbett 4, Rohner 0, Widman 2, S.Pittman 2.

LAKESIDE McElroy 0, Wilkins 0, Waddell 5, Heebink 8, Hatch 4, Jolley 18, Long 3, Petticrew 12.

Newport 63, Freeman 16

Michele Carrara hit 7 of 10 field goals and had six rebounds as the second-place Grizzlies (15-1, 9-1) shot 63 percent from the field to beat the host Scotties (2-14, 1-9) for their seventh straight win.

Newport 15 12 24 12 - 63

Freeman 3 2 1 10 - 16

NEWPORT Carter 4, Casey 2, Lindburg 2, Schulz 8, Almond 2, McDirmid 2, Sauer 14, Frandrup 12, Carrara 17.

FREEMAN Watson 0, Pratt 0, Dahmen 5, McCathern 2, Wilkerson 5, Watkins 1, Moberg 3, Graham 0.

Deer Park 40, Medical Lake 37

Kerry Ann Hardie’s 3-pointer with 1:30 left lifted the visiting Stags (8-8, 5-5) over the Cardinals (2-14, 1-9).

Deer Park 5 10 17 8 - 40

Medical Lake 5 16 2 14 - 37

DEER PARK Ostrom 2, Hardie 3, Michaels 15, Davis 0, Bendowski 0, Sims 10, Langbehn 0, Stone 4, Scott 3, O’Brien 3.

MEDICAL LAKE Blayne 2, French 4, Erickson 4, Muelken 4, Duckett 9, Monroe 2, Ramirez 0, Knapp 12.

Chewelah 59, Kettle Falls 48

Anya Anderson and Jackie Albertson hit a pair of 3-pointers apiece and the visiting Cougars (9-7, 5-5) outscored the Bulldogs (6-10, 2-8) 11-4 from the line to pick up the win.

KF missed 16 of 20 free throws.

Chewelah 16 14 19 10 - 59

Kettle Falls 10 13 12 13 - 48

CHEWELAH Edwards 6, Anderson 11, Rogers 4, Harrison 2, Albertson 8, Kristianson 11, Moore 8, Oneal 6, McCanna 0, Boone 3.

KETTLE FALLS Fredrickson 2, Richardson 4, Fusato 9, Maidhoff 6, D. Azzarito 8, Matter 6, Lathrop 0, Baker 0, McDaniels 6, S. Azzarito 7, Link 0.

Bi-County League

Reardan 55, Davenport 35

Katie Supinger had 21 points and 17 rebounds and the Indians (11-6, 7-4) held league scoring leader Christy Cowdrey (18.1 ppg) to five points to beat the visiting Gorillas (9-8, 6-5) and break a three-way tie for first place in the East Division.

Davenport 10 5 9 11 - 35

Reardan 12 12 10 21 - 55

DAVENPORT Marriott 19, Reed 0, Guhlke 0, Schreck 4, Lust 4, Bolyard 2, Cowdrey 5, Rux 4.

REARDAN Cassaro 0, Jayne 2, Schwartz 6, Krupke 0, Evans 0, Soliday 0, Plummer 2, Turner 20, Supinger 21, Rinker 4.

Liberty 52, Valley Chr. 42

Jo Cory had 24 points and 10 rebounds and helped hold Tiffany Ferderer (15.4 ppg) to four points as the Lancers (7-11, 4-7) beat the visiting Panthers (6-10, 2-8) and all but secured a league playoff berth.

Valley Christian 5 7 15 15 - 42

Liberty 4 16 15 17 - 52

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Monforton 0, Robertson 0, Nichols 2, Rosholt 4, Arnhold 2, Evans 17, Swenson 0, Hopson 13, Jones 0, Ferderer 4, Janeck 0.

LIBERTY Howard 0, Cory 24, Tusler 0, Neihart 7, Bothman 10, Prince 2, Gardner 7, Adams 2.

Ritzville 78, Lind 27

Megan Wellsandt made all seven attempts from the field and Shannon Russel added seven rebounds as the No. 7 Broncos (15-3, 11-0) beat the visiting Bulldogs (0-16, 0-11). Lind’s Megan Fode had seven boards.

Lind 8 9 4 6 - 27

Ritzville 24 21 19 14 - 78

LIND K.Palmer 2, Davis 4, Garza 0, Wills 5, Montejano 0, Fritchle 10, Bergeron 0, L.Palmer 0, Wilson 2, Fode 4.

RITZVILLE J.Wellsandt 2, Warriner 8, Kramer 0, Weber 4, Horpedahl 6, M.Wellsandt 17, Kirkendall 2, Russel 12, Yerxa 18, Zicha 0, Jazen 4, Benzel 4.

Wilbur-Creston 51, ACH 29

At Hartline, Lindsey Llewellyn scored six in the first quarter and Alyssa Erickson added six in the second quarter as the third-ranked Wildcats (15-3, 10-1) toppled the Warriors (3-14, 3-9) for their 14th straight win.

Wilbur-Creston 13 15 13 10 - 51

ACH 4 5 10 10 - 29

WILBUR-CRESTON Harris 8, Mann 2, Allen 10, Llewellyn 8, Deahl 2, Green 0, Erickson 6, Arden 3, Nelson 1, Bandy 11.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Oliver 0, Malone 6, Pinar 4, Maes 0, Roberts 5, Dormaier 2, Horter 9, Giese 1, Andersen 2.

Panorama League

Selkirk 51, NWC 49

Molly Carlson had 15 rebounds, and she and Tara Porter hit one free throw apiece in the late going to guide the South Division-leading Rangers’ (15-3, 11-1) comeback over the visiting Crusaders (8-10, 7-5) at Ione.

Porter scored all 12 of her points in the second half. Selkirk has won nine straight.

NW Christian 13 15 8 13 - 49

Selkirk 8 13 16 14 - 51

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Moen 6, Ogle 7, Montague 7, Casimir 0, Strandy 0, Clouse 17, Huston 12.

SELKIRK Barnes 2, Sharp 0, Grass 2, Jones 0, Weaver 2, Allert 7, Dury 9, Porter 12, Carlson 17.

Northport 85, Curlew 39

Jessica Sell finished with 31 points and 10 assists and the North Division-leading Mustangs (16-2, 11-2) made 18 of 26 free throws while beating the visiting Cougars (2-16, 2-12).

Curlew 13 9 3 14 - 39

Northport 16 18 25 26 - 85

CURLEW Peterson 8, Thiele 13, Barkley 1, Guizar 0, Zerck 0, Paul 2, Somday 4, Branam 11.

NORTHPORT Brunette 0, C.Young 10, Day 3, Ke.Sauvola 10, Sell 31, E.Young 6, Lenhard 10, Jimenez 6, Ka.Sauvola 9.

Republic 49, Wellpinit 30

Lucy Wilson had 10 rebounds and Heather Davis hit three 3-pointers as the host Tigers (12-6, 10-3) clinched second place in the North by beating the Redskins (7-9, 4-9).

Wellpinit 4 4 5 17 - 30

Republic 8 15 16 10 - 49

WELLPINIT Barnaby 0, Covington 2, Ost 2, Payne 6, Ramos 0, Stearns 4, Tonasket 7, Wynecoop 9.

REPUBLIC Tietsort 2, Dinkins 4, Stonehocker 0, Young 1, Campobasso 2, Prichett 2, Davis 10, Wilson 8, Pfaffle 10, Friend 10.

Springdale 79, Cusick 38

Cindy Cates finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds, and Hillary Dixon added seven assists as the Chargers (8-9, 6-6) forced 25 first-half turnovers to beat the visiting Panthers (0-18, 0-13).

Cusick 5 6 13 14 - 38

Springdale 26 16 17 20 - 79

CUSICK Norton 2, S.Pickerel 6, N.Pickerel 4, Haas 12, Nenema 15, Thomas 0, Chitwood 0.

SPRINGDALE K.Bade 5, A.Bade 3, Cates 21, Dixon 5, Hendricks 5, N’Deeo 6, Stricker 14, J.Rij 2, C.Rij 4, Peone 8, Adolph 6.

Columbia 72, Inchelium 63

Mindy Etue hit three of her team’s six 3-pointers as the visiting Lions (7-8, 7-6) beat the Hornets (4-11, 3-10).

Bonnie Boyd had 22 points and 14 rebounds for Inchelium.

Columbia 22 15 21 14 - 72

Inchelium 14 15 17 17 - 63

COLUMBIA H. Dale 0, Schrack 14, Etue 13, Berg 14, Strickler 12, MacMillan 0, L. Dale 17, Dashiell 2.

INCHELIUM G.Finley 3, Mollenberg 5, Seymour 0, D.Stensgar 13, Tonasket 10, Boyd 22, Ta.Finley 8, Pakootas 2.

Whitman County

Tekoa-Oakes. 57, Rosalia 37

The sixth-ranked Nighthawks (14-3, 6-1) shot 24 of 33 from the floor to beat the host Spartans (6-9, 1-6) and maintain a first-place tie with St. John-Endicott.

Tekoa-Oakes. 10 19 15 13 - 57

Rosalia 0 13 8 16 - 37

TEKOA-OAKESDALE S.Brown 0, Driscoll 6, Palmer 12, M.Brown 5, Hay 4, Graffis 9, Hansen 2, Bruce 2, Crow 0, Cox 17, Hurley 0.

ROSALIA Henning 2, Witte 9, Nelson 6, Peringer 11, Blank 7, Estevez 0, Brown 0, Willey 0, Dale 2.

LaCr.-Wash. 39, Gar.-Pal. 37

Deborah Bay had seven rebounds, and Heidi Kinch added two key rebounds and two late free throws to preserve the Tigercats’ (8-8, 4-3) win over the Vikings (8-8, 4-3) at LaCrosse.

Garfield-Palouse 9 9 2 17 - 37

LaCrosse-Wash. 9 7 4 19 - 39

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Nelson 0, Coles 13, Shelden 4, Smick 0, J.Cottrill 11, Swinney 0, Hayden 7, Tronson 2.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA R.Schneider 3, A.Camp 2, Cronrath 12, A.Bay 0, Kinch 4, D.Bay 16, Bryan 0, Wigen 2, N.Schneider 0.

SJE 60, Colton 40

The second-ranked Eagles (15-2, 6-1) handed the host Wildcats (0-7, 3-12) their seventh consecutive loss despite Leslie Maston’s career-high 21 points.

SJ-Endicott 18 14 20 8 - 60

Colton 7 9 5 19 - 40

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Ki.Colyar 7, Ko.Colyar 2, Bafus 11, Lamb 13, Loomis 4, Kjack 2, Kile 2, Schmick 4, Headlund 5, White 4.

COLTON Crim 0, Morrison 2, Harrell 4, Maston 21, Hewitt 0, Buck 2, Reisenauer 4, Merk 7.

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