Moscow Rolls To Another Easy Iml Victory

Prep basketball

The Moscow Bears remained undefeated in Intermountain League play as they trounced the Kellogg Wildcats 84-48 in Moscow.

The Bears (4-0, 7-3) forced 20 Kellogg turnovers and shot 33 of 45 from the field. Tony Rinaldi led Moscow with 16 points and teammates Chad Curtis and Kirby Brown finished with 15 and 11 respectively.

Nathan Corkill led the Wildcats (2-2, 7-5) with 15 points and Mike Mercado had 12.

At St. Maries, the Lumberjacks (2-2, 5-7) hit four 3-pointers early and never relinquished the lead as they swept past the Lakeland Hawks (2-3, 4-6) 58-47.

Ty Konkright hit three 3-pointers to lead St. Maries with 15 points. Ryan Eccles and Mark Raebel finished with 13 and 10 points respectively.

North Star League

In the only league game, Lakeside’s defense caused 30 Clark Fork turnovers as the Knights crushed the Wampus Cats 84-43 at Clark Fork.

Andrew Twiss led with 24 points and nine rebounds. James Twoteeth had 22 points with the help five 3-pointers as the Knights (2-0, 9-1) shot 45 percent from the field. Clark Fork’s (0-3, 5-6) Brent Stevens had 16 points.

Non-League Idaho boys

The Lake City Timberwolves JV made three of four foul shots in the second overtime to beat the Mullan Tigers 61-58 at Mullan (10-3).

Dave Clark’s layup at the end of regulation tied the score. Clark was fouled, but when he missed the foul shot, the game went into overtime.

Chad Bramlett hammered in five 3-pointers in the game for Lake City, while Chris Angle led all players with 28 points. Bramlett finished with 19 points. Clark scored 10.

At Bonners Ferry, Alan Ashby was 7 of 7 from the floor and scored 15 points and Adam Hiatt finished with 20 points to lead the Badgers (6-5) over the Wallace Miners (1-10) 77-45. Bonners Ferry’s Tyler Hurst led with 9 rebounds.

Idaho girls

Non-League

The Moscow Bears started fast and went on to pummel the Kellogg Wildcats 78-34 in non-league action Saturday night in Kellogg.

Moscow (7-7) led 33-15 heading into halftime. Amber Matthews of the Bears led all players in scoring with 19 points. She was 7 of 8 from the foul line. Teammate Anna Allen finished with 16 points.

Amy Lemon led the Wildcats (4-11) with 17 points, helped by five 3-pointers.

In other non-league action, Missy Ennis notched 29 points to lead the Priest River Spartans (9-5) past the Orofino Maniacs 67-34 in Orofino.

Ennis was 14 of 24 from the floor and finished the game with 10 rebounds, eight steals and six assists.

Senior point guard Katy Duley came close to notching a triple double with 12 points, 13 assists and 8 steals.

Inland Empire League

Lewiston led 38-10 at halftime and never looked back as the Bengals (4-1, 14-1) beat the Sandpoint Bulldogs (0-5, 2-14) 59-29 on the road.

The Bengals’ Sara McEachern led all scorers with 16 points and Laura Bloom was close with 14.

North Star League

Lakeside held the Clark Fork Wampus Cats to five points in the first half, and a 33-10 lead after three quarters, as the Knights (4-1, 8-6) beat Clark Fork 53-23 on the road. Lakeside avenged an earlier loss to Clark Fork (2-3, 4-11) at home, 44-41. Kelly and Jill Miller had seven and five rebounds respectively for the Knights.

Washington boys

ACH 55, Ritzville 46

Sixth-ranked Almira/Coulee-Hartline (12-2, 9-2) avenged an earlier loss to the third-ranked Ritzville Broncos (14-2, 9-2) with a victory and moved into a tie for first place in the West Division of the Bi-County League in Hartline.

The Warriors jumped out to an 18-8 first-quarter lead and never looked back. Brandon Leander and Dan Pate each scored 13 for ACH.

The Broncos were led by the 13 points of John Galbreath.

ACH 55, Ritzville 46

Ritzville 8 9 9 20 - 46

ACH 18 11 11 15 - 55

RITZVILLE Arlt 0, Benzel 7, Duff 7, Boness 8, DeVore 0, J.Galbreath 13, S.Galbreath 8, Russel 3, Taylor 0.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE R.Higginbotham 0, Pierce 5, Leander 13, Pate 13, A.Higginbotham 0, Emerson 0, Goodwin 12, Evers 12.

Reardan 64, Spr.-Harr. 24

James Kiger scored 20 points to propel the Indians (16-0, 11-0) past the host Falcons (5-11, 3-8). David Countryman topped Sprague-Harrington with 17 points.

Reardan 21 12 16 15 - 64

Sprague-Harr. 10 10 4 0 - 24

REARDAN Jenkin 12, Soliday 3, Titchenal 7, Martin 4, Eastman 6, Graham 12, Flaa 0, Nollmeyer 0, Kiger 20.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Pelissier 2, Timm 3, Morton 0, Wagner 0, Carroll 2, Henry 0, Countryman 17, Smith 0, Thompson 0.

Wilbur-Creston 59, Odessa 55

The Wildcats (10-6, 7-4) dominated the fourth period and rallied for a win over the visiting Tigers (5-10, 4-7).

Jared Praetorius topped Odessa with 14 points, while Beau Tonasket and Casey Kuchenbuch each scored 12 for Wilbur-Creston.

Odessa 11 14 15 15 - 55

Wilbur-Creston 17 14 6 22 - 59

ODESSA Kramer 3, Starkel 15, Floch 4, Carlson Jr. 0, G.Schafer 3, Z.Schafer 0, Pitts 4, Grall 12, Praetorius 14.

WILBUR-CRESTON Marchand 2, Leonard 11, Villars 2, Tonasket 12, Bahr 1, Samuels 9, Kuchenbuch 12, Nelson 0, Katich 8, Desautel 2.

Liberty 69, Davenport 52

Brad Wiman scored all 16 of his points in the first half as the Lancers (11-6, 8-3) took a 37-26 lead and beat the host Gorillas (4-11, 2-9).

Liberty’s Travis Greenwalt led all scorers with 17.

Liberty 19 18 10 22 - 69

Davenport 12 14 17 19 - 52

LIBERTY Wiman 16, B.Cory 12, Engle 10, Horlacher 6, Cooper 6, Johnson 0, Pottratz 0, C. Holling 0, Tee 2, Greenwalt 17.

DAVENPORT Holderby 0, Rodenbough 0, Morrison 0, Buchanan 11, Orvis 6, Gunning 9, Strate 0, Bailey 5, FitzPatrick 9, McClure 8, Hammond 4, Doucette 0.

Northeast A

Lakeside 69, Kettle Falls 40

George Petticrew scored a game-high 18 points, grabbed 16 rebounds and had seven steals to lead the Eagles 11-4, 8-1) past the visiting Bulldogs (6-9, 3-6) and into sole possession of first place.

Kettle Falls 8 10 13 9 - 40

Lakeside 19 17 17 16 - 69

KETTLE FALLS Weathers 0, Miller 0, Delony 6, Kulusza 9, Newton 0, Berryman 12, Williams 9, Gordon 4.

LAKESIDE (Nine Mile Falls) - Wilson 4, Petticrew 18, Spiger 2, Bender 13, Feider 10, Day 8, Dasenbrock 14, Coe 0.

Colfax 69, Medical Lake 56

Bob Stoner tossed in 19 points and snared 19 rebounds to spark the Bulldogs (4-10, 4-4) to an upset win over the visiting Cardinals (12-3, 7-2).

Kris Campbell scored 13 for Medical Lake which fell out of a first-place tie with Lakeside.

Medical Lake 9 18 13 16 - 56

Colfax 18 17 13 21 - 69

MEDICAL LAKE Jackson 6, Brown 4, Headlee 8, Simmons 9, Miller 0, Bahr 0, Campbell 13, Nichols 11, V.Moore 0, B.Moore 5.

COLFAX Kehne 11, Curtis 7, Van Dyke 2, Cook 3, Keck 19, Shields 0, Stoner 19, Van Tine 8.

Freeman 82, Deer Park 46

Aaron Hill and Josh Sheffield combined for 25 points as the Scotties (9-5, 6-2) handed the Stags (0-15, 0-9) their 19th straight loss.

Deer Park 8 15 8 15 - 46

Freeman 20 18 27 18 - 82

DEER PARK Harris 6, Bryant 10, Watkins 0, Westerman 4, Hall 0, Stevens 3, McCollough 15, Zimmerer 8.

FREEMAN Odle 11, Hill 13, Miller 4, S.Simmons 8, Schmidt 7, Jones 8, Sheffield 12, Goldsmith 6, White 11, T.Simmons 5.

Chewelah 66, Newport 44

Steve Wissink tossed in a gamehigh 19 points, including 5-of-6 shooting from 3-point range to lead the Cougars (7-6, 5-4) past the host Grizzlies (3-10, 2-7).

Chewelah 23 11 13 19 - 66

Newport 8 15 14 7 - 44

CHEWELAH Forsberg 8, Nitschke 8, Meserve 12, Miller 0, Edwards 0, Wissink 19, Landram 9, Kinley 0, Churape 0, Wright 0, Sunday 4, Parrish 6.

NEWPORT Kiehn 8, Frandrup 4, Meade 6, Ellersick 0, Marsh 12, Martindale 6, Mumford 8, Campbell 0, Blasman 0.

Panorama

Selkirk 68, Northport 47

Brodie Larson hit six of seven shots from the floor and finished with 14 points to lead the South Division-leading Rangers (13-3, 11-2) to a win over the visiting Mustangs (5-12, 4-9).

Northport 5 16 7 19 - 47

Selkirk 13 21 14 20 - 68

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