Lacrosse-Washtucna Tops Tekoa-Oakesdale

Girls basketball

Tekoa-Oakesdale traveled to Washtucna Saturday, hoping to defend its No. 2 state ranking in a Whitman County league showdown, but the LaCrosse-Washtucna Tigercats had other ideas, upsetting the Nighthawks 43-42.

Christa Graffis’ 3-pointer with less than one minute to play cut the Tigercats’ lead to two, but the rally fell short after Graffis missed a free throw with 13 seconds left.

Tekoa-Oakes. 8 14 10 10 - 42

LaCrosse-Wash. 13 5 11 14 - 43

TEKOA-OAKESDALE - S.Driscoll 0, Smart 4, Brown 6, Hay 7, Graffis 11, Bruce 4, Cox 10.

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Bay 3, Wigen 10, Cronrath 2, Kinch 1, N.Schneider 4, R.Schneider 8, Larsen 5, Bauman 10.

Gar-Pal 77, Colton 23

The Vikings (7-3, 2-0) forced 38 turnovers to fend off the visiting Wildcats (0-9, 0-2) at Garfield.

Jessica Hayden had 10 rebounds and Sandra Tronsen had 10 steals for Gar-Pal.

Colton 8 5 4 6 - 23

Garfield-Palouse 22 19 20 16 - 77

COLTON - Crim 2, Truong 1, Harrell 3, Maston 5, Morrison 6, Buck 0, Brotherton 0, Hall 2, Stout 4.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Nelson 4, Shelden 2, Smick 2, Tronsen 15, Coles 16, Smith 7, Swinney 8, Sheffler 4, Kildew 6, Hayden 6, Hershaw 2, Iverson 5.

SJE 48, Rosalia 32

The Eagles (6-5, 1-1) used a 48-28 rebounding edge to defeat the Spartans (1-10, 0-2) at St. John.

St, John-Endicott was led by Breanna Schmick’s 10 rebounds. SJE finished 12 for 17 from the line, while Rosalia went 8 for 28.

Rosalia 6 10 7 9 - 32

St. J-E 13 10 11 14 - 48

ROSALIA - Quintana 0, Heinemann 5, Dale 3, Peringer 4, Blank 11, Willey 6, Bruce 2.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Ki.Colyar 6, Ko.Colyar 0, Kjack 0, Bass 0, Stolmeier 2, Loomis 0, Schmick 11, Zuger 10, Gossard 6, Hedlund 4, White 9, Curtis 0.

BI-COUNTY LEAGUE

W-C 47, S-H 44

Alyssa Erickson’s 25 points, 11 rebounds, five steals and four assists paced the Wildcats (9-4, 5-1) past the Falcons (6-5, 2-1) at Wilbur.

Mandi Walters scored nine of her 19 points in the fourth quarter, but Sprague-Harrington’s rally fell short.

Sprague-Harr. 8 6 11 19 - 44

Wilbur-Creston 13 16 14 4 - 47

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON - Whipple 11, Ernst 0, Walters 19, Hatten 5, Engles 7, Morse 2, Scoles 0, Chartior 0.

WILBUR-CRESTON - Desautel 0, Sherwood 2, Harris 2, Mann 2, Deahl 0, Dreger 7, Erickson 25, Arden 9, Aubertin 0, Kemp 0, Nelson 0.

Davenport at Lind, forfeit

The host Bulldogs (0-10, 0-6) forfeited their fifth consecutive game and announced they will finish the season playing a junior varsity schedule.

League principals will meet Wednesday to decide whether games versus Lind will count. Davenport is 3-9, 1-3.

PANORAMA

St. George’s 62, Northport 51

The fourth-ranked Dragons (10-2, 7-0) used an 11-0 run in overtime to defeat the visiting Mustangs (9-4, 6-2).

Miranda Routh-Corker, who scored 20 points, and Wenchi Liu combined for 11 of St. George’s 22 steals.

Northport 16 15 11 9 0 - 51

St. George’s 19 9 10 13 11 - 62

NORTHPORT - Day 7, Lenhard 4, Sauvola 13, Jimenez 11, Godes 0, Young 14, Brunette 2.

ST. GEORGE’S - Liu 8, Clarke 10, Henley 17, DePonty 3, Routh-Corker 20, Moore 4.

Wellpinit 82, Springdale 33

The sixth-ranked Redskins (10-1, 7-0) cruised past the visiting Chargers (0-13, 0-7) after hitting 21 of 36 from the line.

Wellpinit’s Celeste Allen scored 11 second-quarter points and finished with a game-high 19.

Springdale 8 8 7 10 - 33

Wellpinit 16 24 18 24 - 82

SPRINGDALE - Olson-Axtell 1, Ramseyer 2, C.Rij 2, Tomsha 3, J.Rij 0, Franks 2, LeBret 4, Rae.Adolph 19.

WELLPINIT - Covington 2, Pakootas 10, Stearns 5, Allen 19, Ramos 8, Tonasket 4, Barnaby 6, Wynecoop 13, Payne 15.

Selkirk 53, Republic 43

Molly Carlson’s 23 points guided the Rangers (10-3, 6-1) past the host Tigers (5-5, 3-4).

Selkirk 11 20 10 12 - 53

Republic 8 8 13 14 - 43

SELKIRK - Fairbairn 5, Scherf 14, Barnes 0, Pettis 3, Smith 0, Haney 0, Jones 4, Allert 4, Carlson 23.

REPUBLIC - Campobasso 2, Ciais 9, Hover 8, An.Merrit 0, C.Merrit 0, Am.Merrit 2, Whitney 0, Wilson 17, Young 5.

NWC 64, Inchelium 42

The Crusaders (4-8, 3-4) raced past the visiting Hornets (5-6 4-4) after forcing 38 turnovers. NWC’s Sara Montague earned five steals to go with her 14 rebounds.

Inchelium 6 11 10 15 - 42

NW Christian 21 8 10 26 - 65

INCHELIUM - T.Finley 5, G.Finley 7, Mollenberg 9, Tonasket 2, Campbell 0, Seymour 0, Stensgar 11, Boyd 8, J.Davis 0.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Nicolai 2, Silver 5, Cofer 2, Klees 0, Pilling 5, Ogle 6, Nelson 0, Montague 10, Casimir 12, Strandy 7, Clouse 16.

Curlew 57, Cusick 34

The Cougars (4-8, 3-5) defeated the visiting Panthers (1-11, 1-6) thanks to Johanna Paul’s 20 points on 7-for-12 shooting.

Cusick 6 2 14 12 - 34

Curlew 13 11 19 14 - 57

CUSICK - Norton 2, Pickerel 2, Cutshall 1, Car.Haas 8, Cas.Haas 16, Chitwood 5.

CURLEW - Brown 11, Peterson 6, Paul 20, Barkley 6, Zerck 0, Phillips 2, Guizar 0, Edwards 1, Craw 9, Bi.Branam 2, Bo.Branam 0.

NON-LEAGUE

Reardan 36, ACH 29

Debbie Plummer scored eight in the fourth quarter to help the Indians (6-4) pull away from the visiting Warriors (3-8).

Reardan’s Kristen Turner totaled 20 points, 12 rebounds and seven steals.

ACH 7 6 8 8 - 29

Reardan 6 11 6 13 - 36

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - Evans 9, Pinar 1, Malone 14, Maes 1, Stokoe 1, Elder 0, Giese 6.

REARDAN - Cassaro 2, Schwartz 2, Seyler 0, Krupke 0, Rinker 0, Hicks 2, Plummer 10, Turner 20.

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