Springdale Outlasts Columbia In 3 Ots

Area girls

Columbia’s fouled-out starters outnumbered overtimes by one as visiting Springdale won a Panorama League marathon on Friday.

Rae Adolph scored 25 points as the Chargers defeated Columbia 57-52 in three overtimes at Hunters. The Lions had four starters foul out.

Springdale shot 17 of 31 from the free-throw line and Columbia was 14 of 26.

Springdale 57, Columbia 52 (3OTs)

S 6 9 11 8 6 6 9 - 57

C 9 10 6 9 6 6 4 - 52

Springdale (3-8, 3-4) - Stricker 11, C. Rij 0, OlsonAxtell 0, J. Rij 4, Brigman 0, Hubert 4, Ramseyer 0, LeBret 12, Rav. Adolph 0, Rae Adolph 25.

Columbia (3-8, 2-5) - Budweg 0, Dale 1, Lee 2, Schrack 2, Etue 5, Hudspeth 9, Nicodemus 19, Strickler 2, MacMillan 12, Sigmund 0, Anderson 0.

Northport 52, Northwest Christian 48

Candace Young scored 17 points and a big first quarter lifted the Mustangs over the Crusaders at Mead Junior High.

Jenn Love hit 7 of 14 field goals for NWC, which played without senior point guard Lisa Moen (broken thumb).

Northport 14 9 17 12 - 52

NW Christian 4 16 15 13 - 48

Northport (9-1, 6-1) - Wilson 0, Ashurst 2, Day 9, Sauvola 12, Jimenez 2, Young 17, Brunette 10.

Northwest Christian (6-4, 4-3) - Nicolai 0, Ogle 9, Love 16, Da. Casimir 1, De. Casimir 10, Clouse 9, Walker 3.

Republic 76, Cusick 18

Lucy Wilson made 4 of 4 free throws to guide an 8-for-10 effort, and Melody Koontz added seven of her team’s 28 steals as the fourth-ranked Tigers defeated the visiting Panthers.

Republic’s Joleen Hover had five assists.

Cusick 7 4 0 7 - 18

Republic 21 18 23 14 - 76

Cusick (3-8, 2-5) - Norton 4, Pickerel 6, Whiting 0, Haas 3, Nelson 3, Westford 2, Chitwood 0.

Republic (9-1, 7-0) - Hover 2, Osgood 8, Sattler 2, Hadden 0, E. Ciais 5, C. Merrit 10, Koontz 10, Campobasso 3, A. Merrit 4, L. Ciais 2, Wilson 18, Giddings 12.

Selkirk 55, Curlew 33

The visiting Rangers defeated the Cougars, who shot 25 percent from the field.

Selkirk’s Mollee Beatty hit two 3-pointers. Eligia Guizar of Curlew had eight rebounds.

Selkirk 10 19 16 10 - 55

Curlew 6 6 4 17 - 33

Selkirk (8-3, 6-1) - Smith 6, Scherf 7, Fairbairn 8, M. Haney 0, Kinney 2, Beatty 6, Allert 12, Emrick 4, Schmidt 10.

Curlew (2-9, 1-6) - Edwards 3, Warner 0, Zerck 0, Phillips 9, Guizar 9, Strandberg 2, Bi. Branam 6, Bo. Branam 4.

Wellpinit 61, St. Michael’s 35

Miranda Payne had 18 rebounds in the Redskins’ victory over the visiting Warriors.

Jaylene Wynecoop added 10 rebounds and Ashley Ramos six steals for Wellpinit.

St. Michael’s 5 5 2 23 - 35

Wellpinit 14 22 11 14 - 61

St. Michael’s (2-9, 0-7) - Berbue 0, McMahon 4, A. Urann 5, Vigil 0, Garza 5, C. Urann 13, South 8.

Wellpinit (7-3, 4-3) - Covington 4, Flett 8, Ramos 7, Brisbois 4, Ost 2, Andrew 8, Wynecoop 8, A. Payne 2, M. Payne 18.

St. George’s 95, Inchelium 34

Wenchi Liu had nine assists in the first half and the third-ranked Dragons defeated the visiting Hornets for their eighth win in a row.

Inchelium 2 7 10 15 - 34

St. George’s 30 27 22 16 - 95

Inchelium (0-11, 0-7) - Swan 2, Agapith 10, Baulne 0, Abell 0, Johnson 2, Wapato 12, Seymour 0, Phillips 2, Pakootas 6.

St. George’s (9-2, 7-0) - Liu 7, Clarke 10, Philopant 4, Stothart 4, Henley 16, Blume 6, R. Kutteruf 2, DePonty 5, Nielsen 4, Nally 0, Witherspoon 7, Luber 15, M. Kutteruf 6, Longinotti 7, Crimmins 2.

Non-league

Lakeside 67, Freeman 30

Nikki Petticrew matched a career high with 21 points and Jenna Giampietri added a career-high 17 points by hitting 7 of 9 field goals as the 2A top-ranked Eagles defeated the Scotties at Nine Mile Falls for their 31st consecutive win.

Petticrew, 9 of 18 from the field, added 14 rebounds and nine steals.

Freeman 6 8 9 7 - 30

Lakeside 19 16 18 14 - 67

Freeman (4-8) - Floch 6, Dahmen 0, Pratt 0, Wilkerson 3, Freeman 5, White 2, Larson 5, Davey 5, Halverson 4.

Lakeside (7-0) - Tikker 2, Giampietri 17, Vojtech 2, Petticrew 21, Ryan 8, Barcus 15, Wilkins 1, Stillar 1.

Colfax 56, Colville 44

Tiffany Pittman’s 17 points led the visiting Bulldogs over the Indians.

Colfax 12 19 19 16 - 56

Colville 14 8 10 12 - 44

Colfax (8-3) - L. Mellor 1, Widman 0, Pittman 17, J. Mellor 4, Hall 2, K. VanTine 2, B. VanTine 13, McPherson 0, Rohner 11, Baldree 5, Cocking 3, Tribbett 8.

Colville (2-4) - Braff 4, Entwistle 10, Shaw 2, McGrane 0, Janke 6, Fondell 10, Kroiss 4, Terry 4, Sinn 2, Cornwell 2, Stanford 0, McConnell 0.

Whitman County League

Tekoa-Oakesdale 61, St. John-Endicott 37

Heather Cox had 18 points, 12 rebounds and four steals for the visiting Nighthawks in a league opener.

Tekoa-Oakes. 14 19 14 14 - 61

SJE 9 11 8 9 - 37

Tekoa-Oakesdale (6-3, 1-0) - Driscoll 10, Smith 2, Wagner 0, Smart 6, Hurley 3, Graffis 15, Bruce 7, Cox 18.

St. John-Endicott (5-5, 0-1) - Gossard 9, Ki. Colyar 4, Loomis 4, Ko. Colyar 0, Kjack 3, White 3, Schmick 3, Zuger 4, Bass 0, Hedlund 7.

LaCrosse-Washtucna 82, Colton 17

Amy Bay finished with 10 steals and eight rebounds as the Tigercats opened defense of their league title by defeating the Wildcats at Washtucna.

L-W’s Christine Cronrath hit three 3-pointers and had five assists.

Colton 0 5 7 5 - 17

LaCrosse-Wash. 17 20 28 17 - 82

Colton (3-5, 0-1) - Truong 1, Crim 1, Hall 4, Meyer 3, Maston 0, Buck 0, Stout 4, Van Ausdle 3.

LaCrosse-Washtucna (7-3, 1-0) - Ayers 8, Schneider 9, Cronrath 14, Wigen 4, Hei. Kinch 5, Bay 15, Kel. Mays 11, Ker. Mays 7, Hea. Kinch 9.

Garfield-Palouse 51, Rosalia 21

Katie Coles surpassed 700 points for her career and the visiting Vikings, ranked sixth, outscored the Spartans 33-10 in the second half.

Garfield-Palouse 10 8 12 21 - 51

Rosalia 7 4 5 5 - 21

Garfield-Palouse (7-2, 1-0) - Nelson 6, Iverson 1, Fox 1, Tronsen 2, Coles 14, Hayden 7, Swinney 12, Sheffler 4, Kildew 3, Hershaw 1, Smick 0.

Rosalia (5-5, 0-1) - Dube 6, Henning 0, Heinemann 5, Dale 0, Paulson 0, Blank 4, Pittmann 0, Coe 0, Bothman 0, Bruce 6, York 0, Wood 0.

Bi-County League

Ritzville 52, Odessa 39

Megan Yerxa, 8 of 8 on free throws, scored 14 points as the visiting Broncos defeated the Tigers for their 49th consecutive victory.

Top-ranked Ritzville is three away from tying the State B record for consecutive wins, set by Raymond. Ritzville pulled away each time Odessa cut its lead to three.

Ritzville 15 10 15 12 - 52

Odessa 7 14 12 6 - 39

Ritzville (10-0, 7-0) - Wellsandt 6, Sackmann 7, Benzel 0, Fitch 13, Wood 0, Yerxa 14, Alspach 2, Janzen 10, Zicha 0.

Odessa (5-5, 3-4) - Iksic 2, Campbell 0, Schmierer 0, Haptonstall 7, Strohmaier 0, Hunt 11, Knight 13, Weishaar 6.

Wilbur-Creston 77, Davenport 43

Cherie Dreger scored 24 points on 9-for-17 shooting, including two 3-pointers, as the visiting Wildcats defeated the Gorillas.

W-C’s Alyssa Erickson made 8 of 10 from the floor. Davenport’s Natasha Kunz hit 5 of 10 field goals and 4 of 4 free throws.

Wilbur-Creston 22 12 24 19 - 77

Davenport 4 11 16 12 - 43

Wilbur-Creston (9-3, 5-3) - Thayer 2, Matt 10, Sherwood 4, Egbert 0, Dreger 24, Erickson 16, Snavely 8, Pakootas 2, Kemp 9, Lasz 2.

Davenport (5-5, 2-4) - Hutsell 3, Pebles 0, Reed 0, Lambrecht 2, Guhlke 9, Swain 3, Lust 4, Kunz 14, Buchanan 6, Cowdrey 2.

Valley Christian 54, Lind 28

Carli Smith totaled 26 points, 17 rebounds and four steals to lead the Panthers over the visiting Bulldogs.

Valley Christian’s Katie Arnhold added nine rebounds and six steals. Lind’s 56th consecutive loss tied it for fourth all-time in the state with Stadium (1991-94).

Lind 3 11 4 10 - 28

Valley Christian 12 6 21 15 - 54

Lind (0-7, 0-7) - Robertson 0, Wahl 5, Hentges 15, Garza 0, Haase 6, Palmer 0, Miller 0, Whiteside 2, Hickox 0.

Valley Christian (7-2, 5-1) - Teterud 5, Robertson 0, Altmeyer 3, Smith 26, Rosholt 0, Arnhold 10, Lanker 2, Swenson 0, Peterson 2, Cupp 4, Stager 2.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 46, Liberty 29

Shawna Stokoe hit 3 of 6 3-pointers and added 10 rebounds as the Warriors defeated the Lancers at Hartline.

ACH prevailed despite missing 25 of 34 free throws. Liberty was 5 of 7 on free throws.

Liberty 6 2 14 7 - 29

ACH 11 11 12 12 - 46

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

Almira/Coulee-Hartline (2-8, 2-6) - Butler 3, Bolyard 0, Fuller 2, Oliver 3, Evans 4, T. Giese 2, Elder 6, Stephens 0, Stokoe 10, Clark 12, S. Giese 4.