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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Eagles Begin With A Victory

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AREA GIRLS

The future of Lakeside basketball looks suspiciously like the past.

Freshman Janell Gibson hit a 15-foot baseline jumper with 6 seconds left and classmate Jen Barcus added 7-of-11 shooting from the floor as the Eagles opened their season with a 48-46 non-league win over St. George’s at Nine Mile Falls.

Lakeside, the defending State 2A champion, is riding a 25-game winning streak. St. George’s finished in third place at last year’s State B Tournament.

Barcus added six rebounds. Dragons post players Katie DePonty and Alyssa Henley combined for 33 points. DePonty scored 12 in the second half.

Lakeside 48, St. George’s 46

St. George’s 10 11 12 13 - 46

Lakeside 6 19 10 13 - 48

St. George’s (1-1) - Liu 3, Philopant 0, Stothart 0, Henley 14, Blume 2, Nielsen 6, DePonty 19, Luber 0, Kutteruf 0, Longinotti 0, Witherspoon 2.

Lakeside (1-0) - Reome 0, Giampietri 0, Vojtech 6, Petticrew 14, Gibson 5, Ryan 4, Barcus 15, Wilkins 4.

Garfield-Palouse 65, Freeman 61

Tasha Swinney stole the ball with 8 seconds left then hit two free throws after being fouled as the visiting Vikings defeated the Scotties.

Freeman led 44-34 in the third quarter before the Vikings scored 13 consecutive points during a 3-minute blitz.

Garfield-Palouse 9 14 20 22 - 65

Freeman 18 13 13 17 - 61

Garfield-Palouse (2-0) - Nelson 8, Iverson 6, Tronsen 17, Coles 12, Hayden 1, Swinney 14, Sheffler 1, Kildew 3, Hershaw 3.

Freeman (0-2) - Floch 10, Dahmen 12, Pratt 4, Wilkerson 15, Freeman 5, White 0, Larson 13, Davey 2.

Valley Christian 41, Reardan 32

The visiting Panthers hit two 3-pointers during a 7-0 run that started midway through the fourth quarter and defeated the Indians for the first time in history.

VC, which didn’t play a varsity schedule last year, snapped an eight-game losing streak. Kristi Plummer had 14 rebounds for Reardan.

Valley Christian 11 8 5 17 - 41

Reardan 9 6 7 10 - 32

Valley Christian (1-0) - Teterud 4, Robertson 0, Altmeyer 9, Smith 14, Rosholt 6, Arnhold 3, Lanken 5, Swenson 0, Peterson 0.

Reardan (0-1) - Mason 2, Seyler 2, Plummer 7, Krupke 11, Rinker 3, Moos 4, Ford 0, Smith 1, Schwartz 2.

Pullman 60, Grangeville 33

Christa Brossman and Amy Chamberlain combined for 18 rebounds to help forge a 37-21 edge as the Greyhounds defeated the visiting Bulldogs.

Brossman added five steals and Heather Neill had four assists for Pullman. The Greyhounds shot 25 for 60 from the field, Grangeville 13 for 45.

Grangeville 4 10 11 8 - 33

Pullman 10 15 17 18 - 60

Grangeville - Long 4, Hall 0, Peterson 2, Duman 2, Rose 1, Meinen 7, Bailey 2, Kellogg 8, Arnzen 1, McCauley 6.

Pullman (2-0) - Brossman 17, Rose 6, Sheridan 2, Keck 2, Sodorff 0, Mirkovich 11, Rydbom 4, Chamberlain 2, Neill 3, Curry 6, Johnston 7.

Deer Park 62, Springdale 43

Leslie Anderson scored 19 and the visiting Stags defeated the Chargers, who had 35 turnovers.

Deer Park 12 17 18 15 - 62

Springdale 5 11 16 11 - 43

Deer Park (1-0) - Michaels 2, Anderson 19, Hardie 0, Allen 4, Hill 11, Watts 8, Pierce 6, Plummer 2, Ebel 10.

Springdale (0-1) - C. Rij 4, Olson-Axtell 12, J. Rij 4, Brigman 2, Ramseyer 5, LeBret 2, Rav. Adolph 3, Rae Adolph 11.

Colfax 77, Asotin 23

Tiffany Pittman had 18 points and four assists as the Bulldogs trounced the visiting Panthers.

Jessica Rohner and Tara Tribbett added seven rebounds apiece, and Becky Vantine had five steals for Colfax. Asotin shot 21 percent from the field.

Asotin 4 6 9 4 - 23

Colfax 24 17 16 20 - 77

Asotin - Johnson 4, King 5, McCann 13, Andrews 1, Mendoza 0, Schnider 0, Eller 0, Witters 0.

Colfax (1-0) - Mellor 6, Whidman 0, Pittman 18, Hall 11, K. Vantine 4, B. Vantine 8, McPherson 3, Rohner 13, Baldree 6, Cocking 4, Tribbett 4.

Sprague-Harrington 45, St. John-Endicott 41

Amanda Scoles had 12 rebounds as the visiting Falcons defeated the Eagles at St. John in a game neither team led by more than five points.

SJE’s Casey Gossard had 16 rebounds. The Eagles had 39 turnovers, S-H 23.

Sprague-Harr. 11 9 13 12 - 45

SJE 11 7 11 12 - 41

Sprague-Harrington (1-1) - Sewall 2, Whipple 8, Ernst 0, Maurer 0, Hatten 5, Walters 13, Hatcher 2, Morse 4, Scoles 11.

St. John-Endicott (0-2) - Gossard 6, Ki. Colyar 2, Loomis 4, Ko. Colyar 2, Kjack 2, White 9, Schmick 12, Zuger 4, Bass 0.

NWC 54, Liberty 37

Allyson Clouse had 15 rebounds and the visiting Crusaders cruised to a win after scoring the first nine points.

Lisa Moen added nine assists for NWC, which shot 50 percent from the field in the first half. Liberty shot 24 percent.

NW Christian 18 10 17 9 - 54

Liberty 10 10 6 11 - 37

Northwest Christian (1-0) Nicolai 0, Moen 0, Klees 0, Ogle 5, Love 10, Knaggs 0, Da. Casimir 10, De. Casimir 4, Clouse 19, Walker 5.

Liberty (0-1) - Howard 0, Harchuck 2, Kuster 0, Leslie 6, Olson 4, Cain 0, Hodgson 5, Gardner 8, Nadler 12.

Tonasket 53, Republic 39

Stephanie Clarkson hit 3 of 5 3-pointers as the visiting Tigers, who had 30 turnovers, defeated the Tigers.

Republic’s Katy Giddings had 12 rebounds.

Tonasket 13 10 19 11 - 53

Republic 12 6 4 17 - 39

Tonasket (2-0) - Messenger 2, Clarkson 14, C. Freeman 12, V. Freeman 7, Gonsaves 6, Helleson 12.

Republic (1-1) - Hover 0, Osgood 2, Sattler 0, E. Ciais 0, C. Merrit 1, Koontz 5, Campobasso 2, A. Merrit 13, Wilson 6, Giddings 10.

Priest River 69, Selkirk 43

Nikki Yount and Cambi Cork shared 20 rebounds as the Spartans beat the visiting Rangers.

PR made 8 of 11 free throws.

Selkirk 11 10 8 14 - 43

Priest River 11 24 12 22 - 69

Selkirk (0-1) - Smith 2, Scherf 11, D. Haney 3, Pettis 3, Fairbairn 8, M. Haney 4, Kinney 2, Beatty 2, Allert 4, Emrick 4.

Priest River (4-0) - Troudt 13, Kreager 0, Duley 2, Washburn 9, Turner 16, Cork 7, Yount 8, Lemm 2, Oscarson 6, Brooks 0, Guthrie 6.

St. Michael’s 46, Inchelium 43

Sisters Christi and Amy Urann combined for 26 points and 15 rebounds as the Warriors, a first-year program, held off the visiting Hornets.

Inchelium led by one point with 3 minutes left. The teams combined for 28 turnovers.

Inchelium 10 14 8 11 - 43

St. Michael’s 10 15 5 16 - 46

Inchelium (0-2) - Swan 7, Agapith 9, Baulne 2, Abell 0, Johnson 0, Wapato 13, Seymour 2, Pakootas 10.

St. Michael’s (2-0) - Berbue 0, Bedker 0, McMahon 9, A. Urann 15, Vigil 0, Garza 0, C. Urann 11, South 11.

Wilbur-Creston 60, Lake Roosevelt 34

Leanne Snavely had 16 rebounds, and Alyssa Erickson added nine rebounds, eight assists and three steals as the visiting Wildcats defeated the Raiders at Coulee Dam.

W-C shot 51 percent and held LR to 20 percent. The Wildcats held the Raiders scoreless in the fourth quarter.

Wilbur-Creston 21 13 14 12 - 60

Lake Roosevelt 12 16 6 0 - 34

Wilbur-Creston (2-0) - Thayer 0, Camp 0, Matt 0, Sherwood 2, Egbert 0, Dreger 13, Erickson 18, Snavely 15, Pakootas 2, Kemp 10, Lasz 0.

Lake Roosevelt - Zowada 5, St. Pierre 3, Wiese 4, Desautel 2, DeShiell 4, Johnson 0, Babler 2, Wilson 5, Vargas 0, Bearcub 0, Abrhamson 9.

Davenport 41, Columbia 34

Kristy Guhlke scored 13 as the visiting Gorillas defeated the Lions at Hunters.

Davenport 15 5 11 10 - 41

Columbia 10 2 14 8 - 34

Davenport (2-0) - Hutsell 2, Pebles 5, Reed 0, Lambrecht 0, Guhlke 13, Swain 0, Lust 3, Kunz 11, McBurney 0, Buchanan 5, Cowdrey 2.

Columbia (0-1) - Budweg 0, Dale 0, Lee 8, Schrach 6, Etue 2, Hudspeth 6, Nicodemus 0, Strickler 4, MacMillan 8, Anderson 0.

Tekoa-Oakesdale 48, Pomeroy 32

Heather Cox had 13 rebounds to lead a 38-32 edge and the Nighthawks defeated the Pirates at Tekoa.

Pomeroy shot 33 percent from the field.

The Pirates’ Courtney Brandon had 11 rebounds.

Pomeroy 5 8 6 13 - 32

Tekoa-Oakes. 11 15 12 10 - 48

Pomeroy - Appel 2, Dixon 2, Kimble 2, Heytvelt 4, Brandon 14, McGrevy 8.

Tekoa-Oakesdale (1-0) - Smith 13, Wagner 0, Smart 10, Hurley 6, Graffis 4, Bruce 4, Cox 11.

CURLEW TOURNAMENT

Northport 34, Oroville 21

Karen Sauvola scored 15 to lead the Mustangs over the Hornets.

Oroville 7 4 8 2 - 21

Northport 9 10 9 6 - 34

Oroville - Shirley 0, Tibbs 7, Pooler 0, Cuff 4, Acord 4, Schell 0, Meese 2, Guenther 0, Simpson 4, Kitterman 0.

Northport (1-0) - Wilson 2, Ashurst 6, Simpson 0, Day 0, Goodwin 0, Sauvola 15, Jimenez 5, Young 0, Brunette 6.

Kettle Falls 64, Curlew 51

Stephanie Link scored 25 to guide the Bulldogs over the Cougars, snapping a 12-game losing streak for Kettle Falls.

Bonnie Branam had 13 rebounds and Stephanie Brown with two 3-pointers for Curlew.

Kettle Falls 8 22 17 17 - 64

Curlew 10 7 15 19 - 51

Kettle Falls (1-1) - Haynes 0, Schneider 5, Madlin 9, Combs 0, Fredrickson 16, Azzarito 4, Shorts 4, Link 25, Olson 1, LeBret 0, Graves 0.

Curlew (0-1) - Edwards 2, Brown 14, Warner 0, Zerck 5, Phillips 6, Guizar 6, Strandberg 0, Bi. Branam 3, Bo. Branam 15.