Area Girls

No doubt about it, Friday was a Biggs night for Medical Lake.

Ali Biggs made two layups in the closing seconds as the Cardinals (3-4) notched a 45-42 non-league win over visiting Reardan (5-4).

Biggs scored with 21 seconds left for a 43-41 lead. Reardan’s Julia Seyler made the first free throw on a 1-and-1 with 4 seconds left, but missed the second. ML’s Kristina Blayne passed to Biggs for a final score.

Reardan’s Kristen Turner and the Cardinals’ Brandy Knapp had eight rebounds apiece.

Medical Lake 45, Reardan 42

Reardan 3 14 14 11 - 42

Medical Lake 13 8 10 14 - 45

REARDAN - Cassaro 6, Schwartz 0, Seyler 6, Krupke 0, Rinker 6, Hicks 2, Plummer 10, Turner 12.

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 0, Biggs 10, Blayne 5, French 7, Erickson 0, Monroe 3, Ramirez 11, Simmons 4, B.Knapp 5.

Newport 80, Kettle Falls 39

Carey Sauer scored 27, 10 in the first quarter and 13 in the third, and added 13 rebounds and seven assists to lead the 2A sixth-ranked Grizzlies (7-1) over the visiting Bulldogs (4-6).

Mary Lindburg added seven steals and 10 second-quarter points for Newport, which shot 50 percent from the floor. KF had 34 turnovers.

Kettle Falls 5 6 15 13 - 39

Newport 20 18 24 18 - 80

KETTLE FALLS - Holland 0, Schneider 4, Madlin 7, Fredrickson 7, Azzarito 2, Bruce 4, Link 3, Newton 0, McDaniels 10, Olson 2.

NEWPORT - Williams 8, Haptonstall 0, Opp 8, Lindburg 18, Olsen 6, McDirmid 5, Sauer 27, Schulz 4, Almond 4.

Lakeside 61, Freeman 25

Brianne Jolley scored 25 on 12-of-19 shooting from the field and added 12 rebounds as the 2A third-ranked Eagles (6-1) defeated the host Scotties (1-8).

Julia Vojtech added 10 steals for Lakeside, which played without starter Nikki Petticrew (ankle). Lakeside shot 27 of 59 from the field.

Lakeside 23 8 17 13 - 61

Freeman 2 9 0 14 - 25

LAKESIDE - Neuchterlein 0, Vojtech 12, Giampietri 0, Heebink 12, Hamilton 4, Ryan 4, Jolley 25, Grubbs 4, Long 0.

FREEMAN - Lazanis 0, Dahmen 6, Pratt 6, Wilkerson 2, Freeman 0, White 2, Kiddoo 1, Davey 0, Moberg 2, Palladino 6.

Whitman County

Tekoa-Oakes. 58, Colton 20

Heather Cox scored 25 points and grabbed six rebounds as the second-ranked Nighthawks (9-0, 1-0) defeated the visiting Wildcats (0-8, 0-1) at Oakesdale.

Sara Driscoll added seven rebounds for T-O, which had 19 steals. Liz Truong of Colton had four steals.

Colton 0 8 8 4 - 20

Tekoa-Oakes. 14 11 18 15 - 58

COLTON - Crim 0, Truong 0, Harrell 6, Maston 6, Stout 4, Morrison 0, Buck 0, Brotherton 0, Hall 4.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE - K.Driscoll 4, S.Driscoll 7, Smart 3, Brown 9, Hay 2, Graffis 6, Ja.Bruce 2, Cox 25.

LaCr.-Wash. 55, Rosalia 35

Christine Cronrath made 6 of 12 from the field, including a 3-pointer, as the visiting Tigercats (5-6, 1-0) notched 21 steals in defeating the Spartans (1-9, 0-1).

Rosalia’s Jenny Dale had eight rebounds.

LaCrosse-Wash. 16 15 14 10 - 55

Rosalia 10 8 8 9 - 35

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Bay 7, S.Wigen 4, Cronrath 13, Kinch 0, N.Schneider 5, R.Schneider 10, Larsen 4, Bauman 9, J.Wigen 3.

ROSALIA - Quintana 0, Henning 0, Heinemann 2, Dale 4, Peringer 5, Blank 10, Willey 8, Bruce 4, Wood 2.

Gar-Pal 44, SJE 37

The visiting Vikings (6-3, 1-0) defeated the Eagles (5-5, 0-1) at St. John despite shooting 3 of 11 from the line.

Gar.-Palouse 12 13 8 11 - 44

SJE 15 8 5 9 - 37

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Nelson 0, Shelden 10, Smick 2, Tronsen 6, Coles 8, Swinney 14, Kildew 2, Hayden 2, Hershaw 0.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Ki.Colyar 4, Kjack 6, Stolmeier 2, Loomis 2, Schmick 9, Zuger 3, Gossard 0, Hedlund 9, White 2.

Bi-County

Wilb.-Crest. 52, Davenport 40

Alyssa Erickson finished with five assists and four steals as the Wildcats (8-4, 4-1) defeated the visiting Gorillas (2-9, 0-3) at Creston.

W-C shot 24 of 46 from the field. Haley Aubertin, who played junior varsity in the afternoon, and Ilena Kemp combined for 11 W-C rebounds.

Davenport 2 9 14 15 - 40

Wilbur-Creston 19 12 4 17 - 52

DAVENPORT - Swain 10, Marriott 13, Smith 5, Guhlke 0, Lust 3, Kunz 3, Emory 6, Pauls 0, Rux 0.

WILBUR-CRESTON - Desautel 0, Sherwood 0, Harris 0, Mann 0, Deahl 9, Dreger 7, Erickson 15, Arden 1, Aubertin 2, Kemp 11, Nelson 8.

Ritzville 47, Liberty 35

Shannon Russel hit 3 of 4 3-pointers and Jamie Alspach added 10 rebounds as the top-ranked Broncos (12-0, 6-0) defeated the host Lancers (8-4, 2-2) for their 22nd consecutive win.

Tiffany Nadler hit 3 of 4 3-pointers and Jo Cory added eight rebounds for Liberty, which played without Samantha Howard (stress fracture).

Ritzville 11 17 9 10 - 47

Liberty 4 9 12 10 - 35

RITZVILLE - Wellsandt 2, Warriner 0,Weber 4, Fitch 12, Gibler 2, Russel 11, Yerxa 4, Alspach 12, Janzen 0, Zicha 0.

LIBERTY - Cory 11, Leslie 0, Olson 0, Bothman 0, Cain 0, Prince 3, Gardner 7, Nadler 12, Adams 2.

Lind vs. Sprague-Harr., forfeit

The Bulldogs (0-9, 0-5) forfeited to the Falcons (6-4, 2-0). Lind has forfeited its past four games.

Panorama

Northport 52, NWC 35

Candace Young totaled 21 points, 20 rebounds and six steals to guide the host Mustangs (9-3, 6-1) over the Crusaders (3-8, 2-4).

Karen Sauvola added nine rebounds and Sara Jimenez six assists for Northport. NWC committed 40 turnovers.

NW Christian 7 8 7 13 - 35

Northport 11 18 8 15 - 52

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Nicolai 0, Silver 4, Cofer 5, Moen 0, Klees 0, Pilling 0, Ogle 3, Nelson 0, Montague 4, Casimir 7, Strandy 2, Clouse 10.

NORTHPORT - Burke 0, Wilson 0, Day 4, Goodwin 0, Lenhard 1, Sauvola 19, Jimenez 7, Godes 0, Young 21, Brunette 0.

Selkirk 66, Curlew 21

Molly Carlson hit 7 of 12 from the floor and added 10 rebounds to guide a 40-19 edge as the Rangers (10-2, 5-1) defeated the visiting Cougars (3-8, 2-5) at Ione.

Selkirk’s Wynne Scherf added eight rebounds. Johanna Paul had two 3-pointers for Curlew, which was otherwise 6 of 50 from the field.

Curlew 8 7 4 2 - 21

Selkirk 16 16 17 17 - 66

CURLEW - Brown 5, Peterson 0, Paul 12, Barkley 2, Zerck 2, Phillips 0, Craw 0, Bi.Branam 0.

SELKIRK - Fairbairn 11, Scherf 9, Barnes 4, Pettis 3, Smith 4, Haney 6, Jones 4, Allert 11, Carlson 14.

St. George’s 72, Inchelium 49

Miranda Routh-Corker scored 24 and the fourth-ranked Dragons (9-2, 6-0) hit 32 of 67 field goals to defeat the host Hornets (4-6, 3-4).

Inchelium had a 43-29 rebounding edge but committed 30 turnovers. The Hornets’ Crystal Stensgar had 11 rebounds.

St. George’s 18 17 20 17 - 72

Inchelium 8 13 8 20 - 49

ST. GEORGE’S - Liu 16, Clarke 4, Philopant 3, Stothart 3, Henley 12, Blume 2, Grant 0, Nielsen 0, DePonty 3, Routh-Corker 24, Luber 0, Kutteruf 2, Moore 3.

INCHELIUM - T.Finley 10, G.Finley 0, Mollenberg 9, Tonasket 8, Campbell 1, Seymour 0, Stensgar 15, Boyd 6, J.Davis 0.

Republic 59, Cusick 26

Lucy Wilson, although hobbled this week by a bad back, scored 21 to guide the visiting Tigers (4-5, 3-3) over the Panthers (1-10, 1-5).

Republic 19 9 13 18 - 59

Cusick 4 9 9 4 - 26

REPUBLIC - Campobasso 4, Ciais 4, Hover 5, An.Merrit 2, C.Merrit 8, Am.Merrit 5, Sattler 0, Starkey 0, Whitney 1, Wilson 21, Young 9.

CUSICK - Norton 6, Pickerel 4, Cutshall 2, Car.Haas 5, Cas.Haas 8, Cook 0, Chitwood 0, Ziesmer 0, Nelson 1.

Columbia 72, Springdale 61

The visiting Lions (1-10, 1-6) used an 8-0 run to squelch a rally, and ended an 11-game losing streak by topping the Chargers (0-12, 0-6).

Columbia’s previous win was Jan. 31, 1997, against Inchelium. Rae Adolph scored 24 and Tawny Ramseyer added 12 rebounds for Springdale, which came within six with 5 minutes left. The game featured 24 fouls, and five girls fouled out.

Columbia 18 20 16 18 - 72

Springdale 17 14 13 17 - 61

COLUMBIA - Dale 6, Sampson 14, Lee 0, Etue 10, Hudspeth 13, Nicodemus 10, MacMillan 10, Horne 9, Anderson 0.

SPRINGDALE - Olson-Axtell 5, Ramseyer 9, C.Rij 0, Tomsha 2, J.Rij 7, Franks 6, LeBret 8, Rae.Adolph 24.

Great Northern

Riverside 37, Colville 33

The visiting Rams (6-1, 2-0), ranked No. 10, held on for the win after Ellen Shaw of the Indians (4-4, 1-3) hit a late 3-pointer.

Colville made 7 of 12 free throws, Riverside 9 of 17.

Riverside 6 13 10 8 - 37

Colville 8 3 8 14 - 33

RIVERSIDE - Koesel 2, Rizzuto 0, H.Wood 0, Stime 10, A.Wood 11, Shorts 12, Lorenz 0, Snyder 0, Korling 2, Lyons 0, S.Korling 0.

COLVILLE - Shaw 5, Entwistle 1, McGrane 2, Janke 2, Matlock 0, Cornwell 11, Braff 2, Lawson 10.

Chewelah 68, Deer Park 48

The visiting Cougars (5-3, 2-2) jumped to a big lead and cruised by the Stags (3-4, 1-3).

Rayna Scott made 4 of 8 field goals and 6 of 8 free throws, and Amanda Oswalt added seven steals and six assists for DP.

Chewelah 24 12 21 11 - 68

Deer Park 8 11 15 14 - 48

CHEWELAH - Edwards 7, Anderson 3, Rogers 5, Harrison 6, Albertson 13, Grytdal 0, Halle 3, Moore 6, Oneal 18, McCanna 3, Boone 4.

DEER PARK - Smith 1, Hardie 11, Allen 3, Oswalt 4, Krieger 2, Fielder 2, Lanbehn 9, Scott 14, O’Brien 2.

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