Wellpinit Wins On Layup

Girls/boys roundup

Would the winning shot go in for Wellpinit?

It Sherwood.

Bobbie Jo Sherwood’s layup in the final 20 seconds Friday lifted the Redskins over visiting Curlew 60-59 in Panorama League girls play.

Wellpinit won despite 37 turnovers. Curlew’s Tara Phillips scored 20 points.

Wellpinit 60, Curlew 59

Curlew 6 15 20 18 - 59

Wellpinit 15 18 12 15 - 60

Curlew (3-2, 2-1) - Branam 19, Foster 3, C. Larsen 4, Miller 0, Phillips 20, Strandberg 7, Warner 6.

Wellpinit (2-3, 2-1) - Allen 13, Andrew 17, Carter 0, E. Green 4, V. Green 0, Orr 0, Ost 3, Payne 3, Sherwood 13, Stearns 7.

Northwest Christian 55, Selkirk 45

Deborah Proffitt scored 11 in the first quarter, including three 3-pointers, and the visiting Crusaders topped the Rangers at Ione.

Selkirk’s Dusty Haney scored 23, with consecutive 3s in the third quarter.

NW Christian 23 9 12 11 - 55

Selkirk 8 12 10 15 - 45

Northwest Christian (4-0, 3-0) - Casimir 12, Greer 2, Hunter 0, Pilling 0, Proffitt 17, Ryman 8, Smith 0, Strandy 3, Walker 13, Goldman 0.

Selkirk (2-4, 1-2) - D. Beatty 0, M. Beatty 4, D. Haney 23, M. Haney 0, Schmidt 16, Shaw 2, Steelsmith 0, Sundheim 0.

Inchelium 48, Columbia 41

Genie Agapith hit three 3-pointers and the visiting Hornets defeated the Lions at Hunters.

Inchelium 9 10 13 16 - 48

Columbia 4 6 9 22 - 41

Inchelium (1-2, 1-2) - Flett 2, Campbell 2, Abell 2, Johnson 2, Agapith 13, Phillips 12, C. Simmons 8, K. Simmons 7.

Columbia (1-3, 1-2) - M. Budweg 11, S. Budweg 0, Colvin 0, Denison 0, Erickson 2, Hoiland 14, Lee 7, Sampson 0, Strickler 9, Thurman 0.

St. George’s 98, St. Michael’s 8

Julie Witherspoon and Katie Wysham combined for 21 rebounds and the Dragons swamped the visiting Warriors.

Warriors leading scorer Amy Urann didn’t play.

St. Michael’s 1 0 2 5 - 8

St. George’s 24 27 24 23 - 98

St. Michael’s (1-4, 0-3) - Bedker 0, Bell 0, Gardner 0, Hobble 0, Holmes 0, Johnson 7, Joy 0, Phan 0, South 0, Vogel 0, Knight 1.

St. George’s (4-1, 3-0) - Beren 10, Bingham 9, Clarke 10, Comar 6, Crimmins 2, Davis 10, DePonty 0, Duvoisin 0, Ervin 2, A. Gimeno 10, R. Gimeno 4, Liu 6, Nally 2, Thomsen 2, Witherspoon 16, Wysham 9.

Republic 73, Northport 21

Katy Giddings scored 31, hitting 7 of 7 from the line, and added 18 rebounds to power the Tigers over the visiting Mustangs.

Amanda Merritt added 24 points and 19 rebounds for Republic, and Kate Schertenleib had six steals.

Northport 6 0 4 11 - 21

Republic 11 27 16 17 - 73

Northport (0-6, 0-3) - Bursby 0, Darling 2, D. Goodwin 0, M. Goodwin 16, B. Simpson 0, Wilson 3, Zornes 0, D. Andrea 0, S. Andrea 0.

Republic (3-3, 3-0) - Brake 2, Giddings 31, Gubler 5, J. Koontz 5, Lindsey 2, A. Merritt 24, C. Merritt 4, Schertenleib 2.

Cusick 45, Springdale 39

Michelle Johnston and Lee Westford combined for 27 rebounds to guide the visiting Panthers over the Chargers.

Cusick won despite shooting 16 of 61 from the floor and 13 of 30 from the line. Springdale had 36 turnovers and shot 15 of 58 from the field.

Cusick 7 15 10 13 - 45

Springdale 8 7 13 11 - 39

Cusick (2-3, 2-1) - Johnston 4, Price 2, Scott 6, Sherwood 6, Westford 12, C. Whiting 15, T. Whiting 0.

Springdale (1-3, 0-3) - Lebret 0, Lyons 2, Ramseyer 7, Roberts 0, Starke 2, J. Stricker 14, L. Stricker 0, Tomsha 11, Vanderholm 0, Wallette 0, Abrahamson 3.

Bi-County League

Ritzville 64, Odessa 38

Amber Sackmann hit four 3-pointers on the way to 21 points, guiding the visiting Broncos over the Tigers.

Ritzville 21 12 8 23 - 64

Odessa 11 13 6 8 - 38

Ritzville (2-2, 2-0) - Heidenreich 16, Kennedy 4, Kubik 3, Newton 0, A. Sackmann 21, L. Sackmann 3, Thomason 0, A. Whitman 13, H. Whitman 1, Zicha 4.

Odessa (1-4, 0-3) - Iksic 13, Jeske 0, Praetorius 0, Croston 2, B. Walter 0, Ramm 2, Voise 2, L. Walter 0, Ra. Coleman 0, Ro. Coleman 0, Knerr 5, Weishaar 14.

Non-league

Omak 42, Chewelah 41

Mari St. Pierre scored eight points in the third quarter and Caryl Stewart had 10 rebounds to lead the Pioneers over the visiting Cougars.

Chewelah whittled away at Omak’s five-point lead and missed two late field-goal attempts. Omak’s Ashley Baker had four blocked shots despite limited action after banging her head on the floor.

Chewelah 7 10 14 10 - 41

Omak 6 9 12 15 - 42

Chewelah (3-1) - Carpenter 5, Davis 4, Garner 6, Hartill 6, Hoffman 0, Landram 0, Shamion 6, Stone 0, J. Walker 4, S. Walker 10.

Omak (4-0) - Paul 0, Stewart 8, Cr. Caryl 1, Culbertson 6, Gunn 0, Manuel 0, Ca. Caryl 3, Seyler 2, St. Pierre 13, Gaines 5, Baker 4.

Newport Tournament

Newport 50, Clark Fork 37

Rose Sauer scored 24, hit 6 of 6 free throws and had 10 rebounds to guide the host Grizzlies over the Wampus Cats.

Newport’s Sam Almond added nine rebounds. Shana Worcester of CF shot 4 of 16 from the floor and 6 of 11 from the line.

Newport will play Ellensburg in today’s title game. CF will meet Priest River in the consolation.

Clark Fork 14 5 10 8 - 37

Newport 11 13 18 9 - 50

Clark Fork (5-5) - Anderson 2, Hurt 0, Kiebert 4, McDaniel 0, Pearson 4, Rounsville 6, Ruen 0, Scofield 4, Worcester 17.

Newport (2-3) - Almond 10, Bailey 0, Chichester 0, Dahlin 7, Klein 2, Sauer 24, Schlotthauer 0, Schulz 0, Taylor 4, Ward 3, Remick 0.

Ellensburg 58, Priest River 51

Stephanie Ulmer scored 18 and the Bulldogs used a 12-0 run in the third quarter to overtake the Spartans.

Ellensburg 9 14 20 15 - 58

Priest River 13 19 3 16 - 51

Ellensburg - Haberman 0, Hill 0, Faire 11, Vertrees 10, Ponchene 4, Barnhart 0, Grigg 0, S. Ulmer 18, T. Ulmer 11, Barnes 0.

Priest River (4-3) - Jepson 6, Oscarson 6, Rasmussen 5, Turner 17, K. Yount 9, N. Yount 8.

Big Nine Conference

Moses Lake 72, Southridge 53

Junior guard Kim Sandberg scored 36 points and the Chiefs breezed past the visiting Suns.

Southridge 22 14 10 7 - 53

Moses Lake 15 22 17 18 - 72

Southridge (2-3, 1-2) - Skorpik 11, Albano 5, Johnston 9, Mickelsen 13, Warren 8, Singleton 3, Lee 1, Davis 1, Guile 2.

Moses Lake (3-2, 3-0) - Williamson 4, Kemper 6, Royance 4, Rios 7, Wilson 3, Sandberg 36, Sawyer 8, Bergeson 4.

Boys

Panorama League

Northwest Christian 48, Selkirk 44

Chase DiStefano hit 4 of 6 3-pointers and the Crusaders held off the Rangers at Ione.

NW Christian 13 20 1 14 - 48

Selkirk 12 8 15 9 - 44

Northwest Christian (3-2, 2-1) - Akins 0, Clouse 4, Descoteaux 12, DiStefano 14, Hutchins 10, Iranon 7, Mortlock 1.

Selkirk (2-4, 1-2) - Batch 9, Haney 2, Huffine 5, P. MacArthur 12, R. MacArthur 0, O’Donnell 0, Villegas 8, Williams 8.

Inchelium 74, Columbia 66

Chris Burch scored 15 and Dominic Eaglebear and Jon Simmons combined for 20 rebounds to carry the visiting Hornets over the Lions at Hunters.

Inchelium 23 18 14 19 - 74

Columbia 14 23 7 22 - 66

Inchelium (3-0, 3-0) - Baulne 0, Boyd 0, Burch 15, Eaglebear 10, Fry 0, C. Hoffman 2, T. Hoffman 12, Simmons 10, Simpson 11, Tonasket 14.

Columbia (2-2, 1-2) - Benson 17, Berg 0, Donohue 0, Eli 10, Erickson 0, Kieffer 0, Montgomery 0, Preston 17, Schurger 0, Strickler 6, Turner 7, Weston 0, Young 9.

St. George’s 87, St. Michael’s 63

Robert Witherspoon and Nick Wysham combined for 33 points and 19 rebounds to lead the Dragons over the visiting Warriors.

Kevin Vogel of St. Michael’s, averaging 29 points per game, scored 27.

St. Michael’s 13 17 15 18 - 63

St. George’s 18 18 23 28 - 87

St. Michael’s (2-3, 1-2) - Czapla 4, A. Durazo 6, C. Durazo 0, M. Durazo 13, Edwards 5, Schelstrate 0, South 6, Vogel 27.

St. George’s (6-0, 3-0) - Dhillon 8, Golden 0, Holte 0, Johnson 10, Longinotti 6, Moser 22, Thomas 6, Welt 2, Witherspoon 16, Wysham 17.

Springdale 64, Cusick 54

Garrett Roll hit 8 of 13 field goals, and he and Jim Banks had 11 rebounds each to lead the host Chargers by the Panthers.

Cusick 15 16 10 13 - 54

Springdale 9 16 19 20 - 64

Cusick (1-4, 0-3) - Person 7, Reijonen 2, K. Haikkila 18, Ernst 0, Ford 0, Ernst 0, Sherman 0, S. Hardwick 0, T. Hardwick 8, Delanoy 9, Pease 8, J. Haikkila 2.

Springdale (6-1, 2-1) - Adolph 0, Banks 15, McClure 11, Norman 12, Roll 17, Sanchez 0, Swearngin 9.

Curlew 72, Wellpinit 46

Craig Groth scored 29 points and Mel Garrison added 22, and the Cougars used a 22-0 run to beat the host Redskins.

Curlew 16 9 26 21 - 72 Wellpinit 9 14 8 15 - 46 Curlew (3-2, 2-1) - Andreas 4, Baker 4, Garrison 22, Groth 29, Lindgren 6, Morrison 5, Newman 0, Payton 0, Scriver 0, Shannon 2.

Wellpinit (1-4, 0-3) - Abrahamson 2, D. Flett 13, J. Flett 10, C. Ford 7, M. Ford 7, Hill 0, Smallwood 0, M. Wynne 7.

Republic 61, Northport 34

The Tigers breezed by the visiting Mustangs.

Northport 6 13 6 9 - 34 Republic 14 14 19 14 - 61 Northport (0-6, 0-3) - Boger 0, Butorac 0, Carlson 0, R. Israel 0, Taylor 6, Timmering 0, A. Weilep 11, L. Weilep 17.

Republic (3-3, 3-0) - Burnside 8, Cromwell 0, Knapton 0, Lembcke 2, Long 8, Maycumber 8, Rickard 12, Walden 7, Webber 2, Wilson 14.

Bi-County League

Ritzville 58, Odessa 45

Josh Whitman scored 22 to lead the visiting Broncos over the Tigers.

Ritzville 16 8 15 19 - 58

Odessa 19 5 9 12 - 45

Ritzville (2-1, 2-1) - B. Arlt 5, J. Arlt 17, Borth 4, Burt 2, Kuster 4, Marcus 0, Pflugrath 2, Reilly 2, Whitman 22.

Odessa (0-3, 0-3) - Dart 9, Ku. Starkel 0, Strohmaier 12, Harris 4, Voise 2, Knight 0, Kagele 10, Ky. Starkel 5, Smith 3.

Newport Tournament

Newport 68, Clark Fork 47

J.J. Jordan scored 20, hitting 8 of 13 from the floor, and added 10 rebounds to lead the host Grizzlies over the Wampus Cats.

Newport plays Priest River at 7:45 tonight for the championship. Timberlake meets Clark Fork at 4:30 in the consolation.

Clark Fork 11 8 11 17 - 47

Newport 12 18 20 18 - 68

Clark Fork (4-1) - Allen 0, Betts ,0 Changala 11, Meyers 0, Powell 7, Stutzke 18, Valliere 3, Wold 8, Young 0.

Newport (2-3) - Almond 2, Byrd 0, Drum 9, Hastings 0, Jordan 20, Melendez 2, Oliver 7, Patterson 0, Reyes 18, Schlotthauer 3, Willenbrock 4, Johnson 3.

Priest River 71, Timberlake 44

Tyler Smith scored 23 points as the Spartans defeated the Tigers.

Timberlake’s Jimmy Hoffman also had 23.

Timberlake 11 14 15 4 - 44

Priest River 13 20 18 20 - 71

Timberlake (0-4) - Fuqua 0, Gilbert 6, Hoffman 23, Holderman 2, Mattison 4, Napier 0, Newman 0, Requena 3, Soloman 0, Woodley 0, Wyatt 6.

Priest River (3-1) - Amundson 0, Ivie 8, Kucherry 12, Lipari 0, Mize 6, Schlechte 2, Smith 23, Stansell 4, Warren 11, White 5.

Lakeside Tournament

Lakeside 69, Quincy 49

Sophomore Greg Smith totaled 23 points, 11 rebounds and seven steals to lead the host Eagles over the Jackrabbits.

Bonners Ferry forfeited its game to Lake Roosevelt, but will attempt to play Quincy for today’s consolation. Lakeside will meet Lake Roosevelt for the title.

Quincy 8 15 13 13 - 49

Lakeside 6 24 16 23 - 69

Quincy (0-4) - Gregg 6, Englehart 0, Lopez 6, M. Peterson 4, Gimlin 8, Sole 0, Kunkel 6, G. Peteson 3, Rasmussen 0, Neff 2, Trevino 8, Neal 6.

Lakeside (1-2) - Fairbanks 6, Hatch 10, Heebink 4, J. Mortlock 5, T. Mortlock 9, Peterson 2, Shasky 0, Smith 23, Spiger 10, Tikker 0.

Border League

Lake City 44, Post Falls 39

Nick Pilon and Matt Stern combined for 21 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Timberwolves over the visiting Trojans.

Post Falls 10 6 8 15 - 39

Lake City 12 12 11 9 - 44

Post Falls (0-5, 0-5) - Jackson 0 0-0 0, Haas 0 0-0 0, Quesnell 2 0-0 6, Fetters 3 0-0 6, Lent 1 0-0 3, Hutchison 1 0-1 2, Barnhardt 3 0-1 6, Ward 5 5-6 15, Noble 0 0-0 0, Myers 0 1-2 1. Totals 15 6-10 39.

Lake City (5-2, 4-1) - Wilson 0 0-0 0, Souza 2 0-1 6, Longwell 1 1-3 3, Dloughy 2 3-4 7, Hammons 1 1-2 3, Stern 4 2-7 10, Pilon 4 3-3 11, Jacobson 1 0-0 2, Brodin 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 10-20 44.

3-point goals- Quesnell 2, Lent, Souza 2. Total fouls- Post Falls 18, Lake City 15. Fouled out- None. Technicals- None.

Big Nine Conference

Southridge 43, Moses Lake 37

The Suns hit 17 of 24 free throws to hold off the visiting Chiefs at Kennewick.

Moses Lake 7 9 9 12 - 37

Southridge 7 7 14 15 - 43

Moses Lake (3-1, 2-1) - Stuart 5, Lawson 0, Roylance 4, Kast 0, Ballard 10, McFaul 0, Ahmann 0, Reffett 17, Walker 0.

Southridge (3-2, 1-2) - Mayfield 0, Idler 0, Hampton 11, Casale 13, Splattstoesser 1, Coyne 5, Taggares 7, Walker 6.