Pullman Runs Past Colville, 66-39

Sat., Jan. 16, 1999

GNL girls

Junior Christa Brossman scored 19 points and also had five assists and five steals as Pullman defeated Colville 66-39 in a Great Northern League girls basketball game Friday night at Pullman.

Brossman made 7 of 10 field goals and 4 of 4 free throws for the sixth-ranked Greyhounds.

It was the final game for Pullman sophomore Ali Johnston, who’s moving to San Luis Obispo, Calif. She made it memorable with 14 points, nine blocked shots and five rebounds.

Colville’s Ellen Shaw had two 3-pointers.

Pullman 66, Colville 39

Colville 6 8 9 16 - 39

Pullman 19 21 17 9 - 66

Colville (2-7, 0-4) - Braff 2, Entwistle 8, Shaw 8, McGrane 2, Janke 2, Fondell 6, Kroiss 2, Terry 0, Sinn 0, Cornwell 5, Stanford 0, McConnell 4.

Pullman (9-1, 4-0) - Brossman 19, Rose 5, Sheridan 1, Keck 0, Sodorff 0, Mirkovich 2, Rydbom 6, Chamberlain 8, Neill 2, Curry 5, Johnston 14, Stolmeier 4, Toth 0.

Chewelah 38, Medical Lake 27

Chrissy Oneal had 13 points and 18 rebounds as the Cougars defeated the visiting Cardinals.

Piper Moore had five assists and five steals for Chewelah.

Medical Lake is on a 22-game losing streak.

Medical Lake 5 8 10 4 - 27

Chewelah 10 14 8 6 - 38

Medical Lake (0-9, 0-4) - Muelken 8, Mahmood 2, Higgins 4, Daily 0, Jones 6, McConnell 7, Traylor 0.

Chewelah (7-2, 4-0) - Franklin 6, Davis 4, Moore 10, White 2, Kinley 0, Oneal 13, Grytdal 3.

Lakeside 71, Riverside 42

University of San Francisco-bound Nikki Petticrew scored a career-high 22 points as the No. 1-ranked Eagles defeated the visiting Rams for their 33rd consecutive victory.

Petticrew, who made 7 of 9 field goals and 6 of 6 free throws, also had 11 rebounds, nine steals and seven assists.

Freshman Jen Barcus also had 11 boards for the Eagles.

Riverside 8 9 8 17 - 42

Lakeside 18 18 13 22 - 71

Riverside (4-6, 0-4) - Arras 0, S. Korling 4, Koesel 2, Rizzuto 10, Wood 1, Friebus 7, Ke. Shorts 5, Lyons 2, Prichard 4, Ko. Shorts 7, H. Shorts 0, A. Korling 0.

Lakeside (9-0, 3-0) - Tikker 2, Giampietri 11, Vojtech 9, Petticrew 22, Ryan 11, Barcus 15, Wilkins 0, Stillar 1.

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