Moore Helps Ml Hold Onto Second

Great Northern League

Brandon Moore scored 10 of his 27 points in the first quarter and added 12 rebounds as host Medical Lake (13-6, 10-3) defeated Colville 74-57 in Friday’s key boys game.

ML stayed one game ahead of Chewelah for second place, which would result in an opening-round bye to next week’s District 7-2A tournament at Mt. Spokane High.

Moore hit 13 of 21 from the field. Jed Ortner was 7 of 15 from the field for the Indians (11-8, 8-5).

Medical Lake 74, Colville 57

Colville 13 12 17 15 - 57

Medical Lake 23 16 15 20 - 74

COLVILLE - Weaver 2, Anderson 8, Ortner 16, Bateman 3, Meinhold 15, Spies 0, Mostek 6, Bradeen 3, Shaw 0, E.Gordon 4.

MEDICAL LAKE - Brown 5, Headlee 15, Shirley 3, Meeks 1, Mitchell 2, Miller 6, Nichols 15, B.Moore 27.

Chewelah 68, Riverside 36

Jason Landram hit three 3-pointers and the visiting Cougars (13-6, 9-4) shot 71 percent from the floor in the second half to defeat the Rams (6-13, 4-9) and break a third-place tie with Colville.

Riverside’s Jerod Frowick scored 20, hitting 6 of 9 3-pointers.

Chewelah 7 15 20 26 - 68

Riverside 9 7 5 15 - 36

CHEWELAH - Landram 15, Forsberg 8, Meserve 12, Miller 2, Nitschke 6, Churape 6, Kinley 2, Sunday 6, Parrish 11.

RIVERSIDE - Kapelke 5, Lieske 5, Remington 0, Murphy 2, Boone 0, Rizzuto 0, Vannatter 0, Frowick 20, Johnson 0, Crance 2, Dinning 0, Miller 2.

Pullman 79, Lakeside 54

Brent Cummings scored 30, hitting 12 of 21 from the floor, and added 13 rebounds as the fourth-ranked Greyhounds (16-3, 11-2) defeated the Eagles (4-15, 3-10) at Nine Mile Falls to clinch at least a tie for the league title.

Pullman 24 16 16 23 - 79

Lakeside 9 15 17 13 - 54

PULLMAN - Brown 2, Cummings 30, Linehan 9, Camp 0, Bray 10, Harms 10, Meyers 0, Randall 11, Weeks 0, Camara 0, Poole 0, Dorvil 2, Petts 2.

LAKESIDE - Day 6, Purkheiser 2, Rowse 10, Spiger 10, K.Skinner 9, Noland 9, Mortlock 4, Clockerty 2, Brown 2.

Newport 61, Deer Park 45

The Grizzlies (10-9, 5-8) shot 17 of 36 from the field to defeat the visiting Stags (4-15, 2-11) and assure themselves a district berth.

Deer Park 8 11 10 16 - 45

Newport 17 15 9 20 - 61

DEER PARK - Holmes 6, Swinyard 13, Westerman 7, Santonocito 0, S.Mitchell 4, J.Mitchell 0, Zimmerer 5, Sebright 2, Frickey 6, Thompson 2.

NEWPORT - Kiehn 6, Frandrup 10, Meade 5, Ellersick 10, Drum 2, Marsh 9, Balcolm 6, Martindale 2, Vlasman 4, Mumford 4, Parker 3.

Girls

Riverside 48, Chewelah 36

Bernice Stime became the first Riverside player to eclipse 1,000 points for her career and Abbey Wood had nine rebounds as the No. 6 Rams (15-3, 11-2) beat the visiting Cougars (12-7, 7-6).

Riverside will advance to district as No. 2, Chewelah as No. 4.

Chewelah 8 10 8 10 - 36

Riverside 4 14 13 17 - 48

CHEWELAH - Edwards 6, Anderson 4, Rogers 1, Albertson 2, Grytdal 4, Halle 0, Moore 9, Oneal 6, McCanna 2, Boone 2.

RIVERSIDE - Koesel 5, Rizzuto 9, H.Wood 2, Stime 11, A.Wood 10, Shorts 7, Lorenz 0, Snyder 4, Korling 0.

Lakeside 72, Pullman 53

Brianne Jolley scored a school-record 34, hitting 17 of 26 from the field, and the second-ranked Eagles (18-1, 13-0) defeated the visiting Greyhounds (8-11, 4-9) to clinch the league’s outright title with their 17th consecutive win.

Jolley also had 14 rebounds as Lakeside wrapped up the No. 1 district berth.

Christa Brossman scored 16 in the second half for Pullman, tied with DP and Colville for fifth place, with the top six advancing to district.

Pullman 11 15 15 12 - 53

Lakeside 28 14 17 13 - 72

PULLMAN - Brossman 24, Umbreit 0, Mirkovich 3, Keck 0, Pedersen 2, Paulson 4, Rydbom 4, Neill 0, Curry 2, Johnston 6, Pollastro 0, Couch 0.

LAKESIDE - Neuchterlein 0, Vojtech 8, Giampietri 0, Heebink 14, Petticrew 6, Hamilton 3, Ryan 4, Jolley 34, Grubbs 3, Long 0.

Colville 59, Medical Lake 33

Melissa Wollan scored 10 in the first half, including two 3-pointers, and added seven rebounds as the visiting Indians (8-11, 4-9) defeated the Cardinals (3-16, 0-13). Brandy Knapp hit 4 of 5 field goals and Jessica Ramirez added nine rebounds for Medical Lake.

Colville 12 19 18 10 - 59

Medical Lake 13 3 8 9 - 33

COLVILLE - Shaw 6, Entwistle 6, McGrane 8, Janke 2, Cornwell 6, Braff 10, Wollan 13, Lawson 8.

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 0, Biggs 0, Blayne 3, French 3, Erickson 5, Ramirez 8, Simmons 3, B.Knapp 11.

Newport 59, Deer Park 54

Carey Sauer scored 12 of her 28 in the fourth quarter, including a three-point play with 30 seconds left for a five-point lead, as the No. 9 Grizzlies (15-4, 9-4) held off the visiting Stags (9-10, 4-9).

Deer Park 13 6 19 16 - 54

Newport 13 14 9 23 - 59

DEER PARK - Smith 0, Hardie 5, Allen 4, Oswalt 0, Krieger 3, Fielder 0, Lanbehn 8, Scott 20, O’Brien 11.

NEWPORT - Williams 0, Haptonstall 2, Opp 2, Lindburg 12, Olsen 2, McDirmid 8, Sauer 28, Schulz 2, Almond 3.

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