Burch Helps Inchelium Continue Winning Ways

Boys basketball

The Inchelium Hornets are making a smooth transition from the football field to the basketball court.

Chris Burch totaled 13 points and 10 rebounds Saturday to help Inchelium to a 46-44 win at Curlew in the Panorama League.

The Hornets won the State B-8 football title last weekend and are 2-0 in basketball.

Curlew’s Craig Groth made a basket with 22 seconds left for a 46-44 score. Inchelium had a turnover with 7 seconds left, and the Cougars missed a 3-point attempt with 2 seconds to go.

Inchelium 46, Curlew 44

Inchelium 2 17 15 12 - 46

Curlew 10 10 13 11 - 44

Inchelium (2-0, 2-0) - Baulne 0, Burch 13, Eaglebear 9, C. Hoffman 0, T. Hoffman 7, Simmons 9, Simpson 4, Tonasket 4.

Curlew (2-2, 1-1) - Andreas 0, Baker 2, Garrison 11, Groth 16, Lindgren 10, Morrison 5.

St. George’s 69, Springdale 59

Drew Moser scored 28 to eclipse 1,200 career points, and the visiting Dragons used a 15-0 run with 3:35 left to end the Chargers’ perfect record.

Springdale led by four points when the Dragons’ press turned around the game. Moser, a senior, has 1,213 career points.

St. George’s 19 12 14 24 - 69

Springdale 11 15 21 12 - 59

St. George’s (4-0, 2-0) - Dhillon 7, Golden 0, Hill 0, Holte 0, Johnson 6, Longinotti 0, Moser 28, Moulten 0, Thomas 5, Vorhees 0, Welt 0, Witherspoon 16, Wysham 7.

Springdale (5-1, 1-1) - Adolph 8, Banks 2, Goad 0, Lister 0, McClure 11, Norman 15, Roll 12, Sanchez 1, Swearngin 10.

Republic 54, Wellpinit 42

Cory Rickard scored seven of his 19 in the third quarter to help the visiting Tigers pull away from the Redskins.

Josh Flett’s eight first-quarter points allowed Wellpinit to start quickly.

Republic 10 14 19 11 - 54

Wellpinit 13 10 10 9 - 42

Republic (2-3, 2-0) - Burnside 6, Lembcke 2, Long 5, Maycumber 6, Rickard 19, Walden 13, Wilson 3.

Wellpinit (1-3, 0-2) - Abrahamson 4, Brigman 0, D. Flett 6, J. Flett 10, C. Ford 4, M. Ford 6, Hill 2, Schmidt 0, Smallwood 4, M. Wynne 0, V. Wynne 6.

Columbia 57, Northport 52

Cody Young had eight rebounds and four assists, and the Lions used a third-quarter press to pass the visiting Mustangs at Hunters.

Northport 8 16 8 20 - 52

Columbia 8 13 25 11 - 57

Northport (0-4, 0-2) - Boger 6, Butorac 4, Carlson 2, R. Israel 2, Taylor 6, Timmering 0, A. Weilep 12, L. Weilep 20.

Columbia (1-1, 1-1) - Benson 11, Eli 0, Erickson 2, Kieffer 2, Preston 10, Schurger 2, Strickler 6, Turner 4, Weston 11, Young 9.

Bi-County League

Valley Chr. 56, Wil-Creston 51

Brent Decker hit five 3-pointers on the way to 27 points and the visiting Panthers defeated the Wildcats in a matchup of returning State B tournament placers.

VC hit 15 of 16 free throws to the Wildcats’ 8 of 21.

Valley Christian 13 20 12 11 - 56

Wilbur-Creston 17 17 6 11 - 51

Valley Christian (3-1, 2-0) - Anderson 2, Barriero 4, Bradley 0, Decker 27, M. Fomenko 2, Knigge 4, Miller 9, Stanaway 8.

Wilbur-Creston (0-2, 0-1) - Arden 6, Dunlap 8, Erickson 5, Johnson 8, Larkin 6, Nelson 11, Morrison 3, Sheffels 4.

Lind-Kahlotus 59, Christian Heritage 35

Kevin Cochrane scored seven in the first quarter to start the visiting Blue Devils toward a win over the Patriots at Edwall.

Lind-Kahlotus 17 15 20 7 - 59

Chr.Heritage 3 14 7 11 - 35

Lind-Kahlotus (4-0, 2-0) - Akins 8, Alcocer 0, Cochrane 8, Fode 3, Hille 6, Horpedahl 0, Schrenk 14, Starring 6, Tomren 0, Van Hollebeke 3, Williams 5, Wilson 6.

Christian Heritage (0-3, 0-2) - Bishop 6, Busby 17, Colvin 2, Ebert 0, Flowers 0, J. Klein 3, N. Klein 7, Stromberger 0.

Sprague-Harrington 84, Davenport 37

Travis McPeak scored 31, hitting 11 of 17 from the field and 5 of 6 from the line, to guide the Falcons over the visiting Gorillas.

S-H’s Colin Floyd totaled 19 points, eight rebounds and seven assists.

Davenport 9 13 8 7 - 37

Sprague-Harr. 17 27 24 16 - 84

Davenport (0-1, 0-1) - Buchmann 4, Wood 0, Hein 0, Hall 0, Schreck 9, Curtis 14, Dietrich 0, Parsons 2, Holderby 4, Frees 4.

Sprague-Harrington (1-1, 1-1) - Engles 8, Floyd 19, Henry 14, McPeak 31, Oestriech 4, Scholten 2, Shields 0, Swift 2, Wagner 2, Whipple 3.

Reardan 44, Ritzville 36

The visiting Indians took control with a 14-9 third quarter.

Reardan shot 12 of 21 from the line, Ritzville 11 of 22.

Reardan 7 11 14 12 - 44

Ritzville 4 11 9 12 - 36

Reardan (1-0, 1-0) - Addington 12, Bocook 13, Falk 0, Hicks 2, Larson 0, Meyer 0, Nelson 3, Rinker 5, Schultz 0, Soliday 9.

Ritzville (1-1, 1-1) - B. Arlt 13, J. Arlt 0, Borth 5, Burt 0, Marcus 0, Pflugrath 4, Reilly 1, Whitman 13.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 55, Odessa 42

Vaughn Jordan scored 21 to lead the visiting Warriors over the Tigers.

ACH 4 17 15 19 - 55

Odessa 13 9 7 13 - 42

Almira/Coulee-Hartline (2-2, 1-1) - Aldrich ,8 Carstensen 7, Fuller 2, Johanson 0, Jordan 21, Malone 4, Jess 7, Maes 2, Thomas 4.

Odessa (0-1, 0-1) - Dart 2, Ku. Starkel 3, Strohmaier 2, Voise 3, Kagele 12, Ky. Starkel 2, Smith 5, Scrupps 0, Harris 6, Walter 0, Knight 7.

Non-league

Freeman 72, Medical Lake 51

Jeff Hyndman totaled 26 points and 15 rebounds, hitting 11 of 17 from the floor and 4 of 6 free throws, and the Scotties toppled the visiting Cardinals.

Tanner Townsend, Jake DePell and Dan Schrempp had six rebounds apiece for Freeman.

Medical Lake 13 11 13 14 - 51

Freeman 17 21 15 19 - 72

Medical Lake (2-2) - Blayne 3, Burris 0, Butorac 12, C. Jackson 7, Mosley 11, Moultrie 2, Perry 7, Tareski 7, Williams 2.

Freeman (4-1) - Brune 0, DePell 5, Hyndman 26, Johnson 2, Love 3, Reed 11, Schrempp 8, Townsend 17.

Chewelah 55, Timberlake 32

Jess Trampush and Cory Boone combined for 23 rebounds to lead the Cougars over the visiting Tigers.

Kenny Stone added six steals and five assists for Chewelah.

Timberlake 3 10 6 13 - 32

Chewelah 9 17 14 15 - 55

Timberlake (0-2) - Gilbert 2, Hoffman 7, Holderman 4, Mattison 10, Newman 0, Requena 5, Soloman 4, Woodley 0, Wyatt 0.

Chewelah (3-0) - Belzer 8, Boone 10, Feist 7, Hagen 6, King 2, Nitschke 0, Oneal 0, Puthoff 5, Schanzenbach 3, Stone 10, Trampush 4, Wilson 0.

Deer Park 54, Kellogg 38

Adam Swinyard scored 21, and Zach Axel had seven assists and seven steals to lead the Stags over the visiting Wildcats.

Kellogg 7 8 12 11 - 38

Deer Park 16 17 10 11 - 54

Kellogg (0-4) - Bush 4, Figueroa 12, Groth 5, Keene 9, Lonn 2, Moore 0, Peterson 3, Strom 0, Zupan 3.

Deer Park (1-0) - Axel 11, Bowman 0, Epler 3, Lane 0, Lewis 2, McLean 4, Pittam 2, Swinyard 21, Thompson 9, Bennett 0, Worden 2.

Colfax 65, Tekoa-Oakes. 40

Tim Watts had nine assists and the visiting Bulldogs pulled away by holding the Nighthawks scoreless for the first 7:30 of the third quarter.

Chris Kirkpatrick had eight rebounds for Colfax.

Colfax 12 17 13 23 - 65

Tekoa-Oakes. 8 16 3 13 - 40

Colfax (4-0) - Carter 2, Davis 15, Hall 12, Kirkpatrick 2, Parrish 0, Pittman 13, Rosenbeck 0, Templeton 11, Vuletich 6, Watts 3, D. White 1.

Tekoa-Oakesdale (1-4) - Carter 0, Crossett 9, Doneen 4, Ellis 8, Flock 5, Gatherer 12, Lawhead 0, Small 2.

Lakeland 70, Newport 50

Shane Hubbard had 11 rebounds and Bryan Klingaman added six assists as the visiting Hawks defeated the Grizzlies.

Lakeland hit 16 of 25 free throws and outrebounded Newport 46-38.

Lakeland 19 15 19 17 - 70

Newport 12 13 12 13 - 50

Lakeland (4-0) - Foster 2, J. Hansen 4, R. Hansen 12, Hubbard 12, Kiefer 0, Klingaman 9, Milks 3, Myers 10, Ploetzner 14, Sandford 4.

Newport (1-3) - Almond 11, Byrd 1, Drum 0, Hastings 5, Jordan 13, Melendez 2, Oliver 4, Reyes 8, Schlotthauer 2, Willenbrock 4.

Kettle Falls 52, Tonasket 40

Greg Mace scored 18 to lead the visiting Bulldogs over the Tigers.

Kettle Falls 13 8 13 18 - 52

Tonasket 10 10 12 8 - 40

Kettle Falls (5-1) - Azzarito 2, Boone 9, Combs 2, Fredrickson 0, Lebret 0, Mace 18, Payne 15, Rogalette 4, Slater 2.

Tonasket - Lorz 10, Johnson 9, Molenda 0, Mueller 2, Alexander 4, Howe 5, Helleson 0, Hylton 4, Gliddon 4, Kirk 2.

Whitman County League

Gar-Pal 87, Rosalia 42

Adam Elder hit 8 of 13 field goals and the visiting Vikings scored 28 consecutive points in the second quarter to spank the Spartans.

Gar-Pal’s Jason Fox hit 5 of 8 field goals and 4 of 4 from the line.

Garfield-Palouse 10 34 22 21 - 87

Rosalia 10 7 11 14 - 42

Garfield-Palouse (3-1, 2-0) - Aa. Elder 9, Ad. Elder 18, Fox 14, Hasenoerhal 6, Kriebel 2, Marple 4, Million 0, Silvernale 4, Smick 11, VanDyke 6, Wride 13.

Rosalia (0-2, 0-1) - Brown 0, Grafton 2, Nelson 13, Parker 7, Porter 14, Slemp 4, Taylor 2.

St. John-End. 67, Colton 33

Levi Johnstone scored 13 in the first half, hit two 3-pointers and made 4 of 4 foul shots to guide the visiting Eagles over the Wildcats.

SJE 16 19 20 12 - 67

Colton 11 4 6 12 - 33

St. John-Endicott (3-1, 2-0) - Bafus 14, Bailey 4, Behrens 2, Clifton 0, Corder 0, Gfeller 3, Hames 6, Johnstone 18, Simpson 10, Dowling 10.

Colton (1-4, 0-2) - Druffel 0, Elmore 6, Keller 0, Olson 4, Shaffer 4, Stout 0, M. Weber 13, N. Weber 2, Wolf 4.

Asotin 62, LaC.-Wash. 48

Travis Hagenah scored 17 and the visiting Panthers pulled away from the Tigercats in the fourth.

Asotin 10 19 13 20 - 62

LaCrosse-Wash. 8 16 12 12 - 48

Asotin (1-4, 1-1) - Britton 0, Caldwell 3, Elben 6, Hagenah 17, Jenkins 0, Probert 3, D. Vantrease 14, R. Vantrease 4, Welch 7, Witters 8.

LaCrosse-Washtucna (0-5, 0-2) - Dorman 16, Goll 2, Henley 7, B. Hille 2, K. Hille 0, Keeney 4, Koller 5, Schneider 10, D. Webley 0, J. Webley 2.

Panorama League

NW Christian 64, Cusick 40

Matt Descoteaux scored 26, hitting 10 of 18 from the floor with two 3-pointers, and the visiting Crusaders defeated the Panthers.

NWChristian 9 18 20 17 - 64

Cusick 12 4 15 9 - 40

Northwest Christian (2-1, 1-1) - Akins 4, Blair 0, Ryman 2, Clouse 2, Descoteaux 26, DiStefano 3, Gilliland 7, Hutchins 11, Iranon 6, Mortlock 3.

Cusick (1-2, 0-2) - Person 2, Reijonen 0, K. Haikkila 7, N. Ernst 4, Ford 3, E. Ernst 2, Sherman 2, S. Hardwick 0, T. Hardwick 3, Delanoy 13, Pease 4, J. Haikkila 0.

Selkirk 67, St. Michael’s 56

Tom Huffine hit 4 of 6 3-pointers and Evan Haney had nine rebounds to lead the Rangers over the visiting Warriors at Ione.

Kevin Vogel of St. Michael’s scored 29, hitting 12 of 22 from the field, including three 3-pointers.

St. Michael’s 16 10 12 18 - 56

Selkirk 18 15 21 13 - 67

St. Michael’s (2-2, 1-1) - A. Durazo 12, M. Durazo 6, Edwards 0, South 2, Spruill 7, Vogel 29, Zver 0.

Selkirk (2-3, 1-1) - Batch 12, Haney 10, Huffine 14, Lopes 3, P. MacArthur 11, R. MacArthur 3, O’Donnell 0, Villegas 3, Williams 11.