Cupp, Lanker Set Pace In Valley Christian Win

2A/1A/B girls basketball

Kasie Cupp and Kristen Lanker scored 19 points apiece, and Valley Christian defeated visiting Sprague-Harrington 89-54 Friday in a Bi-County League opener.

Cupp and Lanker combined to hit 16 of 22 field goals.

VC’s Carli Smith had 11 rebounds and surpassed 900 points for her career (914). Jenae Monforton of the Panthers added seven assists.

Valley Christian 89, Sprague-Harrington 54

Sprague-Harr. 11 15 15 13 - 54

Valley Christian 25 22 25 17 - 89

Sprague-Harrington (1-1, 0-1) - Alumbaugh 4, Behrens 0, Hatten 7, Kostoff 2, Kramer 15, Maurer 8, Scoles 0, Smith 0, Swift 8, Whipple 12.

Valley Christian (4-0, 1-0) - Cupp 19, Evans 0, Korver 4, Lanker 19, Monforton 6, Nunnally 10, Peterson 5, Ka. Robertson 0, Ke. Robertson 2, Smith 16, Teterud 8.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 68, Lind-Kahlotus 46

Callie Clark scored 23, hitting 9 of 20 from the floor and 4 of 4 from the line, and the Warriors defeated the visiting Blue Devils.

ACH’s Sheena Henderson added eight rebounds. Angela Hentges scored 20 for L-K, playing its first league game as a consolidated team.

Lind-Kahl. 6 7 15 18 - 46

ACH 12 26 17 13 - 68

Lind-Kahlotus (0-1 league) - Biermann 8, Cochrane 4, Cunningham 0, Hentges 20, Hickox 2, Starring 5, Strohmaier 0, S. Van Hollebeke 0, Wahl 3, Whiteside 4.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline (2-1, 1-0) - Balcom 5, Brunner 0, Butler 4, B. Clark 3, C. Clark 23, Elder 2, Evans 3, Fuller 6, Giese 4, Henderson 7, King 0, Stephens 11.

Wilbur-Creston at Davenport, ppd.

The game was postponed because Davenport played in the State B-11 football title game last weekend. The makeup date is Jan. 11.

Odessa at Reardan, ppd.

The game was postponed until Tuesday because Odessa played in the State B-8 football title game last weekend.

Panorama League

St. George’s 99, Selkirk 37

Katie DePonty hit 9 of 13 field goals and added 10 rebounds as the Dragons defeated the visiting Rangers for their 32nd consecutive win.

Samantha Clarke shot 7 of 15 from the field and added five steals and five assists for St. George’s. Julie Witherspoon added nine rebounds for the Dragons, who finished 43 of 77 (56 percent) from the floor.

Selkirk 10 12 10 5 - 37

St. George’s 21 24 31 23 - 99

Selkirk (1-2, 0-1) - D. Beatty 6, M. Beatty 3, D. Haney 7, M. Haney 4, Schmidt 10, Shaw 3, Smith 0, Steelsmith 2, Sundheim 2.

St. George’s (2-0, 1-0) - Beren 0, Bingham 10, Clarke 15, Comar 12, Crimmins 4, Davis 3, DePonty 18, A. Gimeno 4, R. Gimeno 8, Liu 3, Nally 8, Witherspoon 14.

Northwest Christian 65, Springdale 51

Crystal Walker hit 7 of 10 field goals and added nine rebounds to guide the visiting Crusaders over the Chargers.

NWC finished 26 of 59 from the floor. Springdale had 28 turnovers.

NWChristian 22 10 23 10 - 65

Springdale 10 7 15 19 - 51

Northwest Christian (2-0, 1-0) - Casimir 10, Greer 6, Pilling 2, Proffitt 17, Ryman 9, Smith 4, Strandy 2, Vowel2, Walker 15.

Springdale (1-1, 0-1) - Abrahamson 7, Lebret, Lyons 6, Ramseyer 4, Roberts 2, Starke, J. Stricker 19, Tomsha 6, Vanderholm 1, Wallette 6.

Cusick 58, St. Michael’s 51

Lee Westford scored 26 and the visiting Panthers broke from a 48-all tie to defeat the Warriors in the closing minutes.

St. Michael’s committed four turnovers in the final 2 minutes. Four players fouled out, including Amy Urann of the Warriors after scoring 22.

Cusick 3 19 17 19 - 58

St. Michael’s 6 25 4 16 - 51

Cusick (1-1, 1-0) - Andrews 8, Frisque 0, Johnston 5, Price 0, Scott 9, Sherwood 9, Westford 26, Whiting 1.

St. Michael’s (1-2, 0-1) - Gardner 3, Holmes 0, Johnson 13, Joy 3, A. Urann 22, M. Urann 10, Vogel 0, Knight 0.

Wellpinit 53, Inchelium 39

Bobbie Jo Sherwood scored 16 of her 20 in the fourth quarter, and added six steals and nine rebounds to lead the visiting Redskins over the Hornets.

Cliessa Allen and Trina Andrew added 11 rebounds apiece for Wellpinit.

Wellpinit 8 11 11 23 - 53

Inchelium 8 8 12 11 - 39

Wellpinit (1-1, 1-0) - Allen 7, Andrew 13, Carter 0, E. Green 0, V. Green 2, Orr 0, Ost 0, Pakootas 9, Payne 2, Sherwood 20, Stearns 0.

Inchelium (0-1, 0-1) - Johnson 2, Agapith 14, Phillips 5, K. Simmons 4, Flett 3, Campbell 6, Bradshaw 0.

Republic 49, Columbia 23

Katy Giddings hit 8 of 16 field goals and added 13 rebounds to lead the Tigers over the visiting Lions.

Chuck Merritt added seven steals and Kate Schertenleib had six assists for Republic.

Columbia 3 12 4 4 - 23

Republic 21 6 14 8 - 49

Columbia (0-1, 0-1) - S.Budweg 2, Hoiland 1, M.Budweg 14, Lee 1, Denison 0, Colvin 0, Erickson 3, Sampson 0, Strickler 2, Thurman 0.

Republic (1-3, 1-0) - Brake 2, Giddings 18, Gubler 0, J. Koontz 0, M. Koontz 15, Lindsey 0, Marikis 4, A. Merritt 8, C. Merritt 0, Schertenleib 2.

Curlew 48, Northport 20

Billie Branam scored 17 to lead the visiting Cougars over the Mustangs.

Curlew 16 13 17 2 - 48

Northport 2 8 7 3 - 20

Curlew (2-1, 1-0) - Branam 17, Foster 3, C. Larsen 4, J. Larsen 0, A. Lewis 0, B. Lewis 2, Miller 2, Phillips 15, Ries 0, Strandberg 2, Taber 0, Warner 2.

Northport (0-3, 0-1) - Anderson 0, Darling 0, Decote 2, D. Goodwin 0, M. Goodwin 14, Wilson 2, Zornes 2.

Whitman County League

Garfield-Palouse 75, Colton 43

Sarelle Parrish hit 8 of 10 field goals and added four assists to help the Vikings over the visiting Wildcats.

Parrish twisted her ankle and missed 10 minutes of the second half. Gar-Pal’s Jenny Iverson hit 10 of 11 free throws and added five steals.

Colton 6 7 17 13 - 43

Garfield-Palouse 17 22 20 16 - 75

Colton (0-3, 0-1) - E. Druffel 7, K. Druffel 3, Elmore 1, Hall 0, Lehimitz 4, Meyer 13, Truong 13, Waitt 2.

Garfield-Palouse (3-0, 1-0) - Jordan 8, Iverson 16, Parrish 19, Fox 6, Worthington 10, Cronk 0, Hershaw 8, Sheffler 3, Smith 3, Ewing 2.

Tekoa-Oakesdale 69, Asotin 40

Michelle Faunce hit 6 of 8 field goals and 5 of 8 free throws to lead the Nighthawks over the visiting Panthers.

Faunce added eight rebounds, while Betsy Smart had 10 assists and five steals.

Asotin 14 7 9 10 - 40

Tekoa-Oakes. 20 16 16 17 - 69

Asotin (2-2, 0-1) - Ambroson 0, Andrews 6, Appleford 0, Hafer 3, Hamilton 2, Johnsen 0, Otte 0, Schnider 8, Uhlenkott 0, Walburn 6, Witters 15.

Tekoa-Oakesdale (4-0, 1-0) - Bruce 13, Buergel 3, Driscoll 10, Faunce 17, Gardner 0, Gumm 3, Hurley 4, Smart 8, Smith 9, Teal 0.

LaCrosse-Washtucna 52, St. John-Endicott 29

Danielle Ayers-Stamper scored 15 to lead the visiting Tigercats over the Eagles.

Lacr.Washtucna 12 8 14 18 - 52

SJE 7 2 8 12 - 29

LaCrosse-Washtucna (4-0, 1-0) - Ayers-Stamper 15, Baumann 9, A. Beckley 2, Blankenship 0, Evans 4, Kinch 4, Kel. Mays 4, Ker. Mays 5, Wigen 9.

St. John-Endicott (1-2, 0-1) - Anderson 2, Britton 0, Colvin 0, Hedlund 4, Jeffries 0, A. Kile 4, D. Kile 9, Loomis 2, Scheuerman 4, Stolmeier 4.

Non-league

Chewelah 65, Freeman 51

The visiting Cougars hit 26 of 62 field goals and 9 of 14 free throws to defeat the Scotties.

Freeman’s Emily Hendrickson had 11 rebounds.

Chewelah 14 17 12 22 - 65

Freeman 14 13 13 11 - 51

Chewelah (2-0) - Carpenter 8, Davis 4, Garner 9, Hartill 4, Hoffman 5, Landram 8, Shamion 12, Stone 0, J. Walker 7, S. Walker 8.

Freeman (0-4) - Freeman 14, Hendrickson 13, Lamon 0, Larson 10, Miller 4, Moberg 0, Morphy 6, Oberst 4, Salisbury 0.

Kettle Falls 55, Riverside 39

Chelsea Combs scored 14 as the Bulldogs improved to 4-0 by defeating the visiting Rams.

Riverside 14 6 11 8 - 39

Kettle Falls 9 15 19 12 - 55

Riverside (0-3) - Couch 2, Hughes 4, Prichard 12, Russel 4, Shearer 3, Shepard 12, L. Sturchio 0, S. Sturchio 2, Tallant 0.

Kettle Falls (4-0) - Azzarito 9, Combs 14, Crandall 8, Flanagan 0, George 11, Howell 0, Lebret 3, Lindsey 2, Mack 8.

Rosalia 69, Kootenai 31

Jenn York scored 32 and the visiting Spartans took advantage of 21 turnovers to turn back the Warriors at Harrison, Idaho.

Rosalia 12 17 18 22 - 69

Kootenai 13 7 7 4 - 31

Rosalia (3-0) - Bothman 2, Coe 2, Dube 14, Heinemann, Henning 1, Messinger 6, Paulson 10, J. York 32, M. York 2.

Kootenai (3-4) - Andersen 4, Collins, Dooney 4, Fly 4, Kincheloe, Kraack 6, Scheffelmaier 6, Schlepp 3, Stephenson 4, Weidmer.

Colfax 48, Dayton 34

Colfax (2-0) won at Dayton. No details were reported.

Idaho non-league

Bonners Ferry 78, Falls Christian 6

Julie Bateman grabbed 10 rebounds, and Jolin Mein had seven boards and five assists as the Badgers pounded the visiting Eagles at the Clark Fork Tournament.

Jacque Foust had nine rebounds for Bonners Ferry.

The Badgers will play Clark Fork in the championship game today.

Falls Christian 0 4 0 2 - 6

Bonners Ferry 24 19 21 14 - 78

Falls Christian (0-5) - Adams 2, Anderson 0, Fischer 0, Fromdahl 0, Kirsebom 0, Martinson 0, Poole 4, Sheppard 0, Struck 0.

Bonners Ferry (3-2) - Bateman 14, Blackmore 2, Cady 12, Copeland 6, Eby 2, Florea 2, Foust 10, Hays 8, Mein 8, L. Rice 8, Robertson 6.

Clark Fork 57, Nelson 19

The Wampus Cats forced 30 steals to rout the visitors from British Columbia. Shana Worcester led the way with eight steals for Clark Fork.

Nelson, B.C. 4 6 0 9 - 19

Clark Fork 22 11 12 12 - 57

Nelson, B.C. - Johansen 8, Stam, Woodland, Kozak, Watson 4, Noble 5, Popoff 2.

Clark Fork (4-3) - Anderson 1, Hurt 4, A. Kiebert, C. Kiebert 7, McDaniel 2, Pearson 10, Rounsville 6, Ruen 4, Scofield 4, Worcester 17, Baugh 2.

Zillah 73, Kellogg 22

In Yakima, Jennifer Absec and Amy Williams each pulled down five rebounds for the Wildcats at the Sun Dome Tournament.

Kellogg 2 2 11 7 - 22

Zillah 14 24 21 14 - 73

Kellogg (1-5) - Absec 2, Bush 3, Figueroa 5, Lodi 2, Martello 2, Mercado 5, Poulson 2, Rose 0, Williams 1.

Zillah - Hutchinson 7, Gonzales 2, Affholter 17, Sciafe 4, Anderson 11, Brown 5, Bounds 14, Jorgensen 8, Colton 0, Easton 2, Murray 3.

Prairie 60, Lakeside 21

The Pirates buried 27 of 50 shots to down the host Knights in Plummer.

Lakeside hit just 8 of 33 shots.

Prairie 17 15 18 10 - 60

Lakeside 6 4 8 3 - 21

Prairie - Riener 1, L. Rehder 6, Uhlenkott 11, A. Kaschmitter 1, Gehring 6, B. Rehder 10, Chicane 7, Goeckner 4, Arnzen 8, J. Kaschmitter 6.

Lakeside (Plummer) (2-7) - George 6, J. Johnson 5, Jones 0, Kelly 1, Moore 7, Peregrina 0, Torres 2.