Falcons Keep Rolling, Knock Off Davenport

Girls basketball

Sprague-Harrington continued its rags-to-riches story Saturday, as Miranda Putney hit 6 of 9 field goals and added eight rebounds to guide a 58-34 Bi-County League win at Davenport.

Mandi Walters added five steals for the Falcons (10-7, 7-4), who could tie for the East Division title by winning their final two games. S-H, under first-year coach Stacia Marriott, a former Davenport star, finished 4-9 in league last year.

Nathalie Rux and Addie Lust had eight rebounds apiece for Davenport, which shot just 25 percent from the floor.

Sprague-Harr. 58, Davenport 34

Sprague-Harrington 13 11 18 16 - 58

Davenport 4 10 8 12 - 34

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Maurer 0, Whipple 7, Morton 11, Putney 15, M.Walters 9, Harding 0, Smith 0, Engles 8, Morse 6, C.Walters 2.

DAVENPORT Marriott 15, Reed 1, Guhlke 0, Schreck 3, Lust 4, Bolyard 0, Cowdrey 9, Rux 2.

Ritzville 56, Odessa 36

Megan Yerxa scored 10 of her 24 in the second quarter and the seventh-ranked Broncos (16-3, 12-0) held the host Tigers (7-9, 5-6) to 26-percent shooting to win in preparation for Saturday’s game with third-ranked Wilbur-Creston.

Ritzville 10 16 15 15 - 56

Odessa 9 8 11 8 - 36

RITZVILLE J.Wellsandt 0, Warriner 0, J.Kramer 0, Weber 2, Horpedahl 4, M.Wellsandt 11, Kirkendall 0, Russel 7, Yerxa 24, Alspach 6, Janzen 2.

ODESSA D.Melcher 0, Haptonstall 12, Strohmaier 0, J.Melcher 0, Schorzman 8, Hunt 9, Ryan 0, Scheller 0, Schmierer 7.

Reardan 68, V.Christian 47

Kristen Turner and Katie Supinger combined for 35 points and 21 rebounds as the visiting Indians (12-6, 8-4) beat the Panthers (6-11, 2-9) to remain in the East Division lead. Joyanna Hopson and Tiffany Ferderer combined for 25 rebounds for VC, which has dropped six straight.

Reardan 19 21 19 9 - 68

Valley Christian 11 7 8 21 - 47

REARDAN Cassaro 1, Jayne 2, Schwartz 5, Krupke 11, Evans 0, Rinker 4, Soliday 0, Plummer 8, Turner 18, Supinger 17, Seyler 2.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Robertson 0, Janecek 0, Nichols 3, Rosholt 4, Arnhold 6, Evans 16, Swenson 0, Hopson 6, Jones 0, Ferderer 12.

WHITMAN COUNTY LEAGUE

Tekoa-Oakes. 56, Gar.-Pal. 38

Sally Palmer scored 11 in the first quarter and finished with six rebounds and three steals to guide the sixth-ranked Nighthawks (15-3, 7-1) over the visiting Vikings (8-9, 4-4) at Oakesdale. T-O has won six straight since a 29-28 loss to G-P.

Gar.-Palouse 13 0 9 16 - 38

Tekoa-Oakes. 21 16 8 11 - 56

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Nelson 4, Coles 3, Shelden 4, Smick 3, J.Cottrill 4, S.Cottrill 4, Smith 3, Swinney 4, Hodson 0, Kildew 3, Hayden 2, Scheffler 2, Tronson 2.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE S.Brown 2, Driscoll 6, Palmer 17, M.Brown 3, Hay 2, Graffis 9, Hansen 0, Bruce 5, Crow 2, Cox 10, Hurley 0.

SJE 67, LaCrosse-Wash. 36

Tricia Lamb scored 30, making four 3-pointers and 10 of 13 free throws, and added 10 rebounds as the second-ranked Eagles (16-2, 7-1) knocked off the visiting Tigercats (8-9, 4-4) for their sixth straight win.

The Eagles host T-O Friday in an attempt to settle the league title.

LaCrosse-Wash. 4 8 16 8 - 36

SJEndicott 13 22 17 15 - 67

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA R.Schneider 4, A.Camp 2, Cronrath 6, A.Bay 6, Kinch 8, D.Bay 2, Bryan 0, Wigen 4, N.Schneider 4.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Ki.Colyar 6, Ko.Colyar 1, Bafus 10, Lamb 30, Loomis 0, Zuger 2, Kjack 0, Kile 1, Schmick 13, Headlund 2, Stollmeier 0.

Rosalia 60, Colton 46

A 21-13 edge in field goals made helped the Spartans (7-9, 2-6) break a five-game skid and hand the visiting Wildcats (3-13, 0-8) their eighth straight loss.

Colton 6 16 15 9 - 46

Rosalia 12 13 14 21 - 60

COLTON Crim 2, Morrison 3, Harrell 6, Maston 9, Hewitt 0, Buck 6, Reisenauer 19, Merk 1.

ROSALIA Henning 4, Witte 12, Nelson 16, Peringer 6, Blank 9, Brown 7, Willey 2, Dale 4.

PANORAMA LEAGUE

NWC 48, Republic 40

Lisa Moen had seven steals and seven rebounds, and added five straight free throws in the last 2 minutes to send the Crusaders (9-10, 8-5) over the visiting Tigers (12-7, 10-4).

Republic rallied in the fourth behind Felishia Pfaffle’s three 3-pointers. Sara Montague and Jana Huston had 10 rebounds apiece for NWC, which will open league playoffs Feb. 10 against the same Tigers.

Republic 8 7 8 17 - 40

NW Christian 14 6 13 15 - 48

REPUBLIC Dinkins 0, Stonehocker 2, Young 0, Prichett 0, Davis 6, Wilson 4, Pfaffle 12, Friend 16.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Moen 9, Ogle 4, Montague 8, Casimir 0, Clouse 13, Huston 14.

Northport 62, Springdale 34

Karen Sauvola had 14 rebounds and six of her team’s 23 steals as the Mustangs (17-2, 12-2) beat the visiting Chargers (8-10, 6-7) and sewed up the North Division.

Springdale 10 8 7 9 - 34

Northport 20 14 18 10 - 62

SPRINGDALE K.Bade 2, A.Bade 4, Cates 14, Dixon 9, Hendricks 1, N’Deeo 4, Stricker 0, J.Rij 0, Peone 0, Adolph 0.

NORTHPORT Brunette 2, Knudsen 2, Day 2, Ke.Sauvola 10, Sell 19, E.Young 6, Lenhard 1, C.Young 5, Jimenez 0, Godes 0, Ka.Sauvola 15.

Selkirk 56, Inchelium 47

Jayme Grass scored 20, and Molly Carlson and Marcie Dury combined to his 15 of 20 field goals to guide the visiting Rangers (16-3, 12-1) over the Hornets (4-12, 3-11) for their 10th straight win.

Selkirk 14 18 14 10 - 56

Inchelium 11 11 11 14 - 47

SELKIRK Fairbairn 4, Barnes 4, Sharp 4, Smith 0, Grass 20, Jones 0, Weaver 0, Dury 17, Porter 1, Carlson 16.

INCHELIUM G.Finley 7, Mollenberg 13, Seymour 0, D.Stensgar 12, Tonasket 4, Boyd 6, Ta.Finley 5, Pakootas 0.

St. George’s 56, Columbia 43

Miranda Routh-Corker scored 25, including 11 of 11 from the line, to lead the visiting Dragons (11-8, 10-3) over the Lions (7-9, 7-7) at Hunters.

St. George’s 14 10 15 17 - 56

Columbia 15 6 7 15 - 43

ST. GEORGE’S Liu 5, Davis 7, DeNiro 0, Chiu 0, Boutz 0, Webster 5, Grant 0, McKelvey 0, MacKay 0, Routh-Corker 25, Appling 14.

COLUMBIA Schrack 3, Etue 13, Berg 5, Strickler 2, MacMillan 1, L.Dale 14, Dashiell 5.

Wellpinit 43, Cusick 39

Miranda Payne had 16 rebounds to lead a 47-20 edge and Brenda Covington iced the game with two late free throws as the visiting Redskins (8-9, 5-9) beat the Panthers (0-19, 0-14).

Cusick, its schedule finished, will enter next year with a 41-game losing streak.

Wellpinit 7 15 9 12 - 43

Cusick 7 4 13 15 - 39

WELLPINIT Barnaby 0, Covington 5, Ost 0, Payne 13, Ramos 2, Stearns 8, Tonasket 5, Wynecoop 10.

CUSICK Norton 10, S.Pickerel 6, N.Pickerel 0, Haas 14, Nenema 5, Thomas 4, Chitwood 0.

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE

Freeman 49, Chewelah 48

Jamie Watkins sank a putback with 18 seconds left, and the visiting Scotties (3-14, 2-9) blocked three shots down the stretch to surprise the Cougars (9-8, 5-6) and end a six-game skid.

Freeman 3 16 19 11 - 49

Chewelah 12 8 9 19 - 48

FREEMAN Watson 0, Pratt 2, Dahmen 5, McCathern 18, Wilkerson 6, Adams 0, Watkins 13, Moberg 3, Graham 2.

CHEWELAH Edwards 2, Anderson 12, Rogers 4, Harrison 5, Albertson 2, Kristianson 6, Moore 6, Oneal 11, McCanna 0, Boone 0.

Newport 80, Medical Lake 36

Michele Carrara scored 22, Carey Sauer added 20 and the visiting Grizzlies (16-1, 10-1) hit 22 of 33 free throws to beat the Cardinals (2-15, 1-10) for their eighth straight win.

Newport 19 15 18 28 - 80

Medical Lake 10 9 9 8 - 36

NEWPORT Carter 6, Casey 7, Lindburg 6, Schulz 13, Almond 0, McDirmid 1, Sauer 20, Frandrup 5, Carrara 22.

MEDICAL LAKE Blayne 0, French 4, Erickson 6, Muelken 0, Duckett 6, Monroe 4, Tschirley 0, Ramirez 14, Simmons 0, Knapp 2.

Colfax 80, Kettle Falls 43

Laura Widman scored 14 of her 21 in the second quarter, when the fifth-ranked Bulldogs (14-3, 8-3) used their press to pull away from host Kettle Falls (6-11, 2-9), also the Bulldogs.

Colfax 14 27 23 16 - 80

Kettle Falls 15 7 10 11 - 43

COLFAX Harder 6, T.Pittman 6, Blevins 5, Hall 7, Zimmerman 2, Thiele 13, Tribbett 5, Widman 21, S.Pittman 15.

KETTLE FALLS S.Azzarito 13, Fredrickson 6, Richardson 9, Fusato 3, Maidhoff 6, D.Azzarito 2, Matter 0, Lathrop 2, Baker 0, McDaniels 0, Link 2.

Lakeside 64, Deer Park 14

The third-ranked Eagles (16-1, 11-0), who won their 15th straight, used pressure defense to hold the host Stags (8-9, 5-6) to three field goals.

Lakeside 12 23 13 16 - 64

Deer Park 2 2 5 5 - 14

LAKESIDE McElroy 0, Wilkins 8, Waddell 13, Heebink 5, Hatch 12, Jolley 16, Long 0, Petticrew 4, Lewis 2, Reardan 4.

DEER PARK Ostrom 0, Hardie 0, Michaels 2, Davis 0, Bendowski 0, Sims 0, Fielder 1, Langbehn 0, Stone 4, Plummer 0, Scott 6, O’Brien 1.

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