Colville 3-Pointers Ruin Chewelah

GNL girls

Chewelah was on its way toward a season sweep of Colville on Friday night when it started to rain.

Started to rain 3-pointers, that is, as Lindsey Braff, Kristin Cornwell and Ellen Shaw hit successive 3s to rally Colville to a 50-45 win over the visiting Cougars in a Great Northern League girls basketball game.

Chewelah, which defeated Colville 41-33 four weeks ago, led 44-38 before the Indians’ long-range shots fell. Braff hit two free throws with 14 seconds left to seal the win.

Chewelah’s third-place margin in the league was cut to one game over Pullman and two over Colville.

Colville 50, Chewelah 45

Chewelah 9 13 15 8 - 45

Colville 11 14 10 15 - 50

Chewelah (11-5, 7-3) - S. Walker 0, Franklin 8, Davis 10, Moore 9, White 0, Kinley 4, Oneal 11, Grytdal 3.

Colville (8-8, 5-5) - Braff 11, Entwistle 6, Shaw 8, McGrane 2, Janke 2, Fondell 0, Kroiss 4, Cornwell 11, McConnell 6.

Newport 87, Medical Lake 27

Carey Sauer scored 23 and the Class 2A second-ranked Grizzlies led 22-0 before the visiting Cardinals scored.

Rose Sauer hit four 3-pointers for Newport, which made 50 percent of its field-goal attempts.

Medical Lake 5 6 9 7 - 27

Newport 36 15 21 15 - 87

Medical Lake (0-15, 0-10) - Muelken 5, Mahmood 3, Higgins 0, Deming 0, Daily 5, Jones 2, Hamel 2, McConnell 10, Traylor 0.

Newport (16-0, 10-0) - Wiese 2, Haptonstall 7, Lindburg 15, Olsen 4, S. Almond 6, C. Sauer 23, R. Sauer 14, Schulz 6, A. Almond 6, Dahlin 0, Elliott 4.

Lakeside 72, Deer Park 44

Nikki Petticrew scored 21 of her career-high 33 points in the first half as the visiting Eagles, ranked No. 3, defeated the Stags.

Petticrew’s previous high was 23, set in mid-January against DP. The senior is seven points shy of 1,000 career points. Lakeside had 23 offensive rebounds.

Lakeside 20 19 16 17 - 72

Deer Park 7 12 15 10 - 44

Lakeside (14-1, 8-1) - Tikker 6, Giampietri 2, Vojtech 0, Petticrew 33, Ryan 4, Barcus 12, Wilkins 3, Stillar 12.

Deer Park (6-10, 1-9) - Michaels 0, Anderson 5, Hardie 6, Allen 5, Oswalt 4, Hill 2, Watts 4, Pierce 11, Plummer 0, Ebel 7.

Pullman 48, Riverside 39

The Greyhounds made 16 of 28 free throws, including 7 of 13 by Amy Chamberlain, to defeat the visiting Rams.

Riverside had 17 offensive rebounds, but was limited to eight free throws. Debbie Curry of the Greyhounds had eight rebounds.

Riverside 9 9 13 8 - 39

Pullman 11 14 11 12 - 48

Riverside (6-9, 2-7) - Arras 0, S. Korling 4, Koesel 0, Rizzuto 11, Wood 10, Friebus 4, Ke. Shorts 2, Prichard 6, Ko. Shorts 2, A. Korling 0.

Pullman (11-5, 6-4) - Brossman 16, Rydbom 4, Chamberlain 13, Neill 2, Curry 9, Stolmeier 2, Toth 2.