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Kittitas 46, Mossyrock 26

Key to the game: Turnovers were the difference. The Vikings (16-9) turned the ball over on five of their first seven possessions, allowing the Coyotes (21-4) to jump out to a 10-0 lead. For the game, the Vikings turned the ball over 29 times and managed just 39 shots from the floor.

Other highlights: Mary Johnson scored a game-high 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting for the Coyotes. Teammate Alyssum Myrick added 11 points.

Kittitas held the Vikings to just two points, a pair of free-throws by Lisa Rimmereid, in the third quarter.

Mossyrock 7 8 2 9 - 26

Kittitas 14 11 9 12 - 46

MOSSYROCK Rimmereid 3, Cournyer 0, Florence 0, McCoy 2, Nelson 4, Chapman 2, Oakerman 5, Conley 5, Wedam 2, Hendrick 1, Pitts 2, Williams 0.

KITTITAS Gibb 0, Alder 2, Myrick 11, Merrill 0, Hart 4, Wallace 1, Schomer 8, Moore 0, Sorensen 2, Hansberry 0, Jantzer 3, Johnson 15.

St. John-Endicott 46, Summit 43

Key to the game: The Eagles’ Tricia Lamb accounted for half her team’s 46 points. She also grabbed 13 of the Eagles’ 31 rebounds, dished out three assists, had five steals and no turnovers in just under 30 minutes of playing time.

Other highlights: The Eagles (22-5) made five 3-pointers compared with just one for the Invaders (23-2). St.John-Endicott also had an 11-6 advantage at the free-throw line.

Nicole Counts had 16 points to lead the Invaders.

St. John-End. 10 13 11 12 - 46

Summit 14 6 8 15 - 43

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Colyar 2, Bafus 13, Lamb 23, Schmick 2, Zuger 4, Kile 0, Hedlund 2.

SUMMIT C.Rhodes 4, Coyne 0, Counts 16, L.Rhodes 12, Terada 9, Hawkins 2, Barnard 0.

Ritzville 56, Watson Groen 36

Key to the game: The Broncos (24-4) broke the game open in the second period by outscoring the Crusaders (20-5) 20-7. Ritzville was 10 of 12 from the free-throw line in the quarter.

Other highlights: Megan Yerxa was Ms. Inside and Shannon Russel was Ms. Outside for the Broncos. Yerxa accounted for a game-high 19 points, all in the paint, and Russel buried three 3-pointers and finished with 13 points.

Nobody reached double-figure scoring for Watson Groen Christian.

Watson Groen 9 7 6 14 - 36

Ritzville 12 20 18 6 - 56

WATSON GROEN CHRISTIAN Vander Linden 2, Hei.Broekhuis 4, Glover 6, Paris 4, Prins 7, Groen 4, Hea.Broekhuis 7, Huber 2.

RITZVILLE Weber 4, Horpedahl 2, M.Wellsandt 10, Kirkendall 2, Russel 13, Yerxa 19, Alspach 4, Janzen 2.

Rainier 58, Northport 54

Key to the game: The Mustangs’ (23-5) leading scorer, Karen Sauvola, picked up her fourth foul at the 3:12 mark of the second quarter and ended up playing just 17 minutes.

Sauvola scored six of her team’s eight points to start the fourth quarter as the Mustangs rallied from a 48-40 deficit to tie it at 48. Sauvola fouled out with 3:05 to play and the Mountaineers (22-3) went on a 10-6 run for the win.

Other highlights: Rainier’s Chante Schutz scored a game-high 24 points thanks to 9-of-11 shooting from the free-throw line. Schutz connected on just 6 of 20 shots from the floor, including 3 of 11 from 3-point range.

Jessica Sell paced Northport with 15 points. Elizabeth Young added 11 points.

Northport 14 17 9 14 - 54

Rainier 13 18 14 13 - 58

NORTHPORT Knudsen 3, Day 4, Ke.Sauvola 7, Sell 15, E.Young 11, Lenhard 0, C.Young 6, Ka.Sauvola 8.

RAINIER Reeves 4, Maynard 17, Schutz 24, Wriglesworth 0, Gallwas 0, Murray 0, Taylor 2, Oergel 9, Savoca 0, Morse 2.

Pateros 51, King’s West 46

Key to the game: After using an 8-0 run starting late in the first quarter to take an 18-13 lead, the Nannies harassed the Warriors into 30 percent shooting (20-66), including 0 for 9 from 3-point range, to hold on for the win. Brooke Libbey, who had game-highs of 16 points and 10 rebounds, started the run by driving for a basket and opened the second quarter with a 3-pointer to make it 19-13.

Other highlights: The Nannies only made 13 of 23 free throws, but KW only got eight attempts, making six. The Warriors also battled foul trouble with 6-foot-3 Melissa Wallace and sophomore guard Becka Beard fouling out and point guard Trina Swift, who had seven offensive rebounds, limited by four fouls.

Pateros scored 14 points off 15 turnovers to 2 of 18 for KW.

King’s West 13 10 14 9 - 46

Pateros 16 16 9 10 - 51

KING’S WEST S.Kuske 9, Beard 4, Ness 4, Friesen 3, Swift 6, Ellis 12, P.Kuske 1, Wallace 7. PATEROS Nieuwenhuis 0, Johnson 6, Stennes 7, Neuneker 11, Adamske 0, Bighouse 4, Tuinstra 7, Crooks 0, Bibbey 16.

Reardan 61, Toutle Lake 38

Key to the game: Kristen Turner and Katie Supinger dominated the boards, combining for 25 rebounds, which helped limit Toutle Lake to 33 percent shooting (17 of 51).

Other highlights: The Ducks didn’t have an offensive rebound until under a minute remained in the first half when they recovered a bobbled ball.

Janelle Krupe hit three of her four 3’s in the first half as the Indians opened a 32-16 lead. She finished with 14 points. Supinger had 10 rebounds, four on the offensive end, which helped propel her to a 22-point game. Turner controlled the defense with 14 boards after TL misses. Reardan made 14 of 19 free throws to just 3 of 10 for the Ducks.

Reardan 15 17 10 19 -61

Toutle Lake 8 8 10 12 - 38

REARDAN Cassaro 2, Jayne 8, Schwartz 2, Hicks 0, Krupke 14, Evans 0, Rinker 1, Soliday 2, Plummer 1, Turner 9, Ray 0, Supinger 22.

TOUTLE LAKE Veys 0, Gardner 0, Kondro 2, Spencer 3, Sutherland 0, Peck 7, Murphy 12, Parsons 4, Dahlquist 6, Andrew 2.

Clallam Bay 47, Wishkah Valley 30

Key to the game: The scrappy Bruins forced 28 turnovers as the Loggers tried to pound the ball inside against a man-to-man defense. The top-ranked Loggers shot just 26 percent and Mindy McElliott scored all but nine points. Abbie Pierce scored 6.

Other highlights: Even though WV had a 55-36 rebounding edge, fifth-ranked Clallam Bay grabbed almost every loose ball and forced the Loggers into foul trouble with three players eventually fouling out. WV’s starting guards failed to score while CB’s 5-4 freshman point guard, Lindsay Ritter, kept the Bruins under control and scored five points with five rebounds, six assists and four steals.

Wishkah Valley 4 7 10 9 - 30

Clallam Bay 13 4 15 15 - 47

WISHKAH VALLEY M. Evensen 0, Matthews 0, Lewis 2, Gallington 0, Claypool 0, S. Evensen 0, Pierce 6, Johnson 1, McElliott 21.

CLALLAM BAY Ritter 5, Dukes 8, Olds 0, R. Soeneke 4, Sangel 16, C. Soeneke 14.

Wilbur-Creston 42 Tekoa-Oakesdale 40

Key to the game: Lisa Arden’s sharpshooting made the difference. She scored what proved to be the winning points with two free ethrows with 22 seconds left and helped the Wildcats to a 16-0 start with three of her five 3’s in the first quarter.

Other highlights: Both teams shot poorly from the field, Tekoa-Oakesdale making just 12 of 47 (26 percent) and Wilbur-Creston 13 of 45 (29 percent).

T-O rallied by hitting 14 of 18 free throws to 10 of 20 for W-C, but the Wildcats made 6 of 14 3’s while the Nighthawks were just 2 of 10.

Wilbur-Creston 16 7 6 13 - 42

Tekoa-Oakes 5 7 12 16 - 40

WILBUR-CRESTON Harris 0, Mann 0, Allen 5, Llewellyn 0, Deahl 0, Green 0, Erickson 11, Arden 25, Nelson 1.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE S.Brown 0, Driscoll 1, Palmer 4, M.Brown 8, Hay 3, Graffis 6, Hansen 0, Bruce 3, Crow 0, Cox 15.

, DataTimes MEMO: This sidebar appeared with the story: TODAY’S SCHEDULE Mossyrock (16-9) vs. Summit (23-2), 9 a.m. Watson Groen (20-5) vs. Northport (23-5), 10:30 a.m. King’s West (23-5) vs. Toutle Lake (18-6), noon Wishkah Vlly (21-4) vs. Tekoa-Oak. (23-4), 1:30 p.m. Kittitas (20-3) vs. St. John-Endicott (22-5), 5 p.m. Ritzville (23-4) vs. Rainier (22-3), 6:30 p.m. Pateros (21-4) vs. Reardan (19-8), 8 p.m. Clallam Bay (21-2) vs. Wilbur-Cres. (21-5), 9:30 p.m.