Petticrew’s Persistence Puts Lakeside Over Top

Area boys basketball

George Petticrew’s offensive rebound and putback with 2 seconds left Friday allowed ninth-ranked Lakeside (10-4, 7-1) to edge host Chewelah 45-44 and remain tied for first in the Northeast A League.

Petticrew rebounded Brian Coe’s miss. The Cougars (6-6, 4-4) had taken a 44-43 lead with 30 seconds left on Travis Meserve’s free throw.

Lakeside 45, Chewelah 44

Lakeside 6 7 15 17 - 45 Chewelah 12 11 6 15 - 44

LAKESIDE - Nelson 6, Petticrew 14, Bender 7, Feider 0, Day 4, Dasenbrock 10, Coe 4.

CHEWELAH - Forsberg 11, Nitschke 5, Meserve 13, Wissink 2, Landram 5, Sunday 4, Parrish 4.

ML 61, Kettle Falls 59 (2OT)

Brandon Moore’s 22 points and 14 rebounds allowed the sixth-ranked Cardinals (12-2, 7-1) to avoid an upset bid by the host Bulldogs (6-8, 3-5).

KF trailed by 15 points early in the fourth quarter, but its 17-2 run tied the game with 30 seconds left. The Bulldogs missed two field goals in the final 8 seconds of regulation.

ML 8 12 18 4 8 11 - 61 KF 12 4 9 17 8 9 - 59

MEDICAL LAKE - Jackson 3, Brown 0, Headlee 8, Simmons 5, Miller 2, Bahr 6, Campbell 9, Nichols 6, V.Moore 0, B.Moore 22.

KETTLE FALLS - Weathers 0, Miller 11, Delony 12, Kulusza 10, Newton 1, Berryman 8, Williams 17, Gordon 0.

Freeman at Colfax, ppd.

Snowy conditions forced postponement until Tuesday.

Bi-County League

ACH 52, Valley Christian 33

Jason Pierce hit three 3-pointers and scored 21, and the sixth-ranked Warriors (11-2, 8-2) held the host Panthers (11-5, 5-5) to three second-half field goals to pick up the win.

Pierce also held Michael Spuler (17 ppg) in check. VC’s Brian Sears hit 6 of 9 field goals.

ACH 12 8 8 24 - 52 Valley Christian 10 11 4 8 - 33

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - R.Higginbotham 1, Pierce 21, Elder 2, Leander 6, Pate 2, A.Higginbotham 0, Goodwin 13, Evers 7, Nelson 0, Thomas 0.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN - Dahl 0, Schlafmann 0, Decker 2, Evans 2, Teterud 5, Spuler 7, Sears 15, Sandin 2, King 0.

Ritzville 58, Davenport 45

John Galbreath had 10 rebounds and the third-ranked Broncos (14-1, 9-1) used a 26-4 run during 10 minutes in the second half to beat the visiting Gorillas (4-10, 2-8) and stay atop the West Division.

Danny Duff had seven assists for Ritzville, which finished 12 of 19 from the line. Jess McClure had 10 rebounds and his Gorillas made 7 of 8 3-pointers in the first half.

Davenport 13 16 7 9 - 45 Ritzville 13 14 14 17 - 58

DAVENPORT - Holderby 3, Rodenbough 2, Buchanan 11, Orvis 6, Gunning 3, FitzPatrick 4, McClure 13, Doucette 0, Mourisson 0, Straite 3.

RITZVILLE - Arlt 5, Benzel 4, Duff 12, Boness 12, Marcus 0, DeVore 2, J.Galbreath 16, S.Galbreath 0, Russel 7, Taylor 0.

Spr.-Harr. 55, C.Heritage 50

David Countryman scored 22, including 10 of 13 free throws, and the Falcons (5-10, 3-7) made 14 of 20 second-half free throws to beat the Patriots (3-11, 0-10) at Sprague.

Jason Carroll of S-H added nine rebounds. CH’s Joe Bell made 6 of 6 free throws.

Chr.Heritage 12 9 14 15 - 50 Sprague-Harr. 16 14 9 16 - 55

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Hill 2, Newbill 15, J.Bell 19, B.Bishop 6, J.Bishop 3, Bogle 5, Colvin 0.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON - Pelissier 0, Timm 5, Morton 0, Wagner 5, Carroll 15, Henry 8, Countryman 22, Thompson 0.

Reardan 84, Lind 27

Reece Jenkin and Rhett Soliday combined for 15 of Reardan’s 28 steals and the Class B top-ranked Indians (15-0, 10-0) shot 61 percent from the floor to beat the visiting Bulldogs (2-13, 1-9).

Jenkin added eight assists and teammate Ryan Martin had nine rebounds.

Lind 6 7 9 5 - 27 Reardan 14 22 29 19 - 84

LIND - Jo.Parkins 0, Olson 0, Ja.Parkins 9, Dutton 0, Sheckells 8, Sikorski 0, Thompson 8, Fichtenberg 0, Clark 2.

REARDAN - Jenkin 10, Brown 8, Soliday 4, Titchenal 11, Martin 10, Eastman 9, Graham 11, Flaa 4, Nollmeyer 6, Kiger 11.

Liberty 69, Odessa 55

Travis Greenwalt scored 24 on 10-of-14 shooting from the floor and added 10 rebounds to guide the Lancers (10-6, 7-3) over the visiting Tigers (5-9, 4-6).

Liberty’s Tim Horlacher made 4 of 5 3-pointers on the way to 20 points.

Odessa 14 12 8 21 - 55 Liberty 19 15 20 15 - 69

ODESSA - Goetz 4, Kramer 5, Starkel 6, Floch 13, Carlson Jr. 4, G.Schafer 2, Z.Schafer 0, Pitts 8, Grall 5, Walter 0, Praetorius 8.

LIBERTY - Wiman 9, B.Cory 5, Engle 5, Horlacher 20, J.Holling 1, Johnson 0, Cooper 2, C.Holling 0, Tee 0, Greenwalt 24, Pottratz 2.

Panorama League

Selkirk 43, St. George’s 39

At Ione, Jimmy Gere and Sheridan Pyeatt had six rebounds apiece and the South Division-leading Rangers (12-3, 10-2) had just eight turnovers to beat the visiting Dragons (10-6, 8-4) and sweep the season series.

Selkirk held SG to 30-percent shooting from the floor.

St. George’s 10 7 13 9 - 39 Selkirk 14 12 9 8 - 43

ST. GEORGE’S - D.Dhillon 13, J.Dhillon 0, DePonty 3, Blume 4, Sadler 4, Spencer 1, Kuney 11, Thompson 3.

SELKIRK - Escalanti 0, Davis 0, Larson 6, Kinney 6, Farris 9, Gere 8, Huffine 4, Lopes 2, Pyeatt 8, White 0.

Springdale 68, SM 63

Josh McCurdy’s 20 points and 10 rebounds guided the visiting Chargers (11-5, 9-3) over the Warriors (4-12, 3-9).

Dan Baarstad and Paul Lakin had eight rebounds apiece for SM, which hit seven 3-pointers.

Springdale 13 27 15 13 - 68 St. Michael’s 10 15 12 26 - 63

SPRINGDALE - Gardner 6, Brisbois 18, Ralph 0, McCurdy 20, B.Peterson 7, Canfield 2, Lozano 11, Montgomery 0, Farnsworth 2, Carlson 2, D.Peterson 0.

ST. MICHAEL’S - Bittner 3, Lakin 9, Edwards 0, Sandquist 2, B.Argentino 13, Baarstad 13, Zver 0, Lajoie 8, South 0, Bedker 13, N.Argentino 0.

Republic 103, Inchelium 17

Jason Baldwin and Mark Rickard combined for 49 points to guide the fourth-ranked Tigers (15-0, 12-0) over the host Hornets (0-16, 0-12).

Republic 23 26 22 32 - 103 Inchelium 2 6 3 6 - 17

REPUBLIC - Dinkins 3, Dav.Hanks 14, Baldwin 26, Dan Hanks 8, Gliddon 13, Hadden 1, Rickard 23, Hargrave 3, Grimm 12, Kuchenmeister 0.

INCHELIUM - Jolley 2, Johnson 2, Boyd 7, Michel 4, Mason 0, Tonasket 2, Simmons 0.

Curlew 90, Columbia 49

At Hunters, the visiting Cougars (12-4, 9-3) used pressure defense to pull away from the Lions (2-13, 2-10) in the third quarter. Columbia’s Jeff Kastelic had 13 rebounds.

Curlew 18 24 26 22 - 90 Columbia 14 15 9 11 - 49

CURLEW - C.Edwards 1, Cribby 4, Olsen 19, Groth 14, Nelson 4, Prazak 14, Brucklier 14, J.Miller 17, B.Miller 3, E.Edwards 0.

COLUMBIA - McLean 2, Wass 10, Etue 12, Denison 0, Kastelic 10, Neidhart 13, Philpot 0, Carlson 0, Smith 2.

NWC 66, Cusick 52

Jeremy Affeldt scored 13 of his 21 in the third quarter and Andy Crouch finished with 10 rebounds to help the visiting Crusaders (8-8, 7-5) over the Panthers (1-14, 1-11).

Cusick’s Tell Hamilton scored 17 of his 28 in the fourth quarter, when the Panthers hit six 3-pointers.

NW Christian 16 7 27 16 - 66 Cusick 9 8 8 27 - 52

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Mortlock 10, Smith 4, Affeldt 21, A.Crouch 12, M.Crouch 6, Wolf 11, Malott 2.

CUSICK - Coppock 2, McCart 0, Reijonen 0, Waldman 10, Bridges 2, Chantry 2, Finley 0, Hamilton 28, Martin 8, Kramer 0.

Wellpinit 57, Northport 29

Perry Pakootas scored 12 of his 26 in the second quarter, when he hit a pair of 3-pointers and 6 of 6 free throws, as the visiting Redskins (9-6, 7-5) topped the Mustangs (5-11, 4-8).

Josh Godes had five rebounds for Northport, which shot just 24 percent from the field.

Wellpinit 9 13 16 19 - 57 Northport 9 4 9 7 - 29

WELLPINIT - Lebret 3, Gould 0, T.Flett 8, D.Flett 1, Carter 0, Garrett 0, D.Tonasket. 17, Andrew 2, Pakootas 26.

NORTHPORT - Dufresne 6, Morrow 3, Carlson 6, Aaro.Day 4, Timmering 0, Godes 4, Aari.Day 0, Fredrickson 0, Reed 0, Bennetch 2, Ad.Day 4, Phaff 0.

Whitman County League

LaCr.-Wash. 69, Rosalia 40

Clint Ledbetter, Casey Rouleau and Greg Whitman had 10 rebounds apiece to guide a 52-20 edge as the eighth-ranked Tigercats (13-2, 5-0) beat the host Spartans (4-9, 1-4) to continue to set the pace in the league.

Troy Nealey added 10 assists and hit 6 of 9 field goals for L-W, which won its sixth straight. Tysen Blank had 10 rebounds for Rosalia, which had 25 turnovers to L-W’s six.

LaCrosse-Wash. 21 19 17 12 - 69 Rosalia 12 10 9 9 - 40

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Nealey 14, Schweiger 0, Ledbetter 16, Rouleau 11, Henley 7, Daniel 6, Whitman 11, Wigen 0, Hammond 3, Anderson 1.

ROSALIA - Vangrimbergen 2, Peterson 2, Slemp 2, Scheele 17, Bothman 0, Blank 9, Barton 0, Schlinder 6, Workman 2, Goyke 0.

Garfield-Pal. 75, SJE 45

Logan Coles sank five baskets in the third quarter as the fifth-ranked Vikings (13-1, 4-1) pulled away from the Eagles (4-10, 3-2) at St. John.

SJE’s Kale Colyar had five assists.

Gar.-Palouse 19 15 18 23 - 75 SJEndicott 15 13 8 9 - 45

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Tiegs 0, Flansburg 3, Bischoff 15, Coles 15, Fox 14, Gearhart 0, Million 4, Sheffler 2, Stillman 3, Hall 16, Sain 3.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Kolb 1, Colyar 9, Repp 1, Bafus 9, Strader 4, Stoner 5, Scheuerman 3, Smith 2, Siler 3, Stolmeier 7.

Colton at T-O, ppd.

Snowy conditions postponed the game at Tekoa. No makeup date was announced.

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