Freeman Collects Another Big Win

Boys basketball

Freeman continued to roll against tough competition on Saturday, building a big lead and holding off visiting Deer Park 60-52 in a non-league boys game.

Freeman’s Jeff Hyndman hit 7 of 8 field goals and added 10 rebounds and four steals.

Adam Swinyard, closing in on 1,300 career points, scored 22 for Deer Park. The Stags have played at the last two State 2A tournaments.

Freeman owns wins over Class B powers Garfield-Palouse and Valley Christian - the only loss for both - and 2A Medical Lake.

Freeman 60, Deer Park 52

Deer Park 17 8 10 17 - 52

Freeman 19 15 11 15 - 60

Deer Park (2-1) - Axel 8, McLean 0, Epler 7, Swinyard 22, Lane 0, Bowman 4, Pittam 10, Worden 0, Thompson 0, Lewis 1, Hardie 0, Bennett 0.

Freeman (6-1) - Brune 3, DePell 5, Hyndman 15, Johnson 3, Love 6, Reed 3, Schrempp 8, Townsend 17.

Colfax 75, LaCrosse-Washtucna 45

Sam Hall scored 19 to lead the undefeated Bulldogs over the host Tigercats.

Colfax 33 15 15 12 - 75

LaCrosse-Wash. 15 10 4 16 - 45

Colfax (6-0) - Carter 4, Davis 8, Hall 19, Kirkpatrick 4, Parrish 2, Pittman 10, Rosenbeck 2, Templeton 8, Vuletich 4, Watts 9, D. White 5.

LaCrosse-Washtucna (0-7) - Brodahl 2, Dorman 11, Goll 12, Henley 2, B. Hille 0, K. Hille 2, Keeney 2, Koller 5, Schneider 2, D. Webley 0, J. Webley 7.

Panorama League

St. George’s 82, Cusick 40

Drew Moser hit five 3-pointers on the way to 22 points, guiding the visiting Dragons over the Panthers.

St. George’s made 11 of 15 3-pointers for the game, 8 of 11 in the first half.

St. George’s 21 27 25 9 - 82

Cusick 11 15 10 4 - 40

St. George’s (7-0, 4-0) - Dhillon 5, Golden 5, Holte 7, Johnson 6, Longinotti 6, Moser 22, Thomas 16, Welt 0, Witherspoon 10, Wysham 5.

Cusick (1-5, 0-4) - Person 0, Reijonen 1, K. Haikkila 13, N. Ernst 0, Ford 0, T. Hardwick 3, Delanoy 10, Pease 10, J. Haikkila 3.

Inchelium 48, Republic 41

Chris Burch had nine rebounds, and Jacolby Simpson added six steals and five assists as the Hornets defeated the visiting Tigers in a matchup of North Division co-leaders.

Republic 9 13 13 6 - 41

Inchelium 12 15 7 14 - 48

Republic (3-4, 3-1) - Burnside 4, Cromwell 0, Knapton 0, Lembcke 6, Long 5, Maycumber 0, Rickard 8, Saltsman 0, Thomas 0, Walden 15, Webber 0, Wilson 3.

Inchelium (4-0, 4-0) - T. Hoffman 11, Eaglebear 6, C. Hoffman 3, Baulne 2, Simpson 5, Fry 0, Tonasket 6, Simmons 3, Burch 12.

Springdale 60, Selkirk 46

Lyle Norman had nine rebounds and the visiting Chargers hit 26 of 48 field goals to defeat the Rangers at Ione.

Selkirk shot 34 percent from the floor and fell behind by 15 points after committing eight turnovers in the first quarter.

Springdale 19 15 14 12 - 60

Selkirk 4 16 14 12 - 46

Springdale (7-1, 3-1) - Adolph 4, Banks 11, McClure 2, Norman 18, Roll 13, Sanchez 0, Swearngin 10.

Selkirk (2-5, 1-3) - Batch 8, Haney 4, Huffine 7, Lopes 2, P. MacArthur 12, R. MacArthur 2, O’Donnell 2, Villegas 3, Williams 6.

Northwest Christian 73, St. Michael’s 52

Seth Hutchins scored 22 to lead four players in double figures as the visiting Crusaders defeated the Warriors.

Kevin Vogel of the Warriors scored 22. St. Michael’s played without leading rebounder Eric Spruill, who will be out 2-3 weeks with an ankle injury.

NW Christian 21 11 22 19 - 73

St. Michael’s 16 9 7 20 - 52

Northwest Christian (4-2, 3-1) - DiStefano 11, Mortlock 3, Akins 4, Gilliland 4, Clouse 10, Descoteaux 17, Hutchins 22, Mitchell 0, Vandenburg 2, Alling 0, Blair 0.

St. Michael’s (2-4, 1-3) - Czapla 2, A. Durazo 9, M. Durazo 2, Edwards 9, Schelstrate 0, South 8, Vogel 22.

Northport 80, Wellpinit 58

Lyle Weilep totaled 28 points and 14 rebounds, and Austin Weilep added 19 points, 11 rebounds, 12 assists and five steals as the Mustangs stopped the visiting Redskins to end an eight-game losing streak stretching back to last year.

Northport piled up 54 rebounds, with Dan Boger (10) also in double figures. Northport’s previous high for the year was 62 points.

Wellpinit 15 19 6 18 - 58

Northport 18 13 28 21 - 80

Wellpinit (1-5, 0-4) - Abrahamson 7, D. Flett 10, J. Flett 20, C. Ford 4, M. Ford 14, Smallwood 0, M. Wynne 0, R. Allen 3.

Northport (1-6, 1-3) - Boger 10, Butorac 7, Carlson 4, R. Israel 9, V. Israel 0, Taylor 2, Timmering 1, A. Weilep 19, L. Weilep 28.

Whitman County League

Garfield-Palouse 95, Tekoa-Oakesdale 52

Adam Elder totaled 25 points and 12 rebounds to lead the visiting Vikings over the Nighthawks.

Elder’s twin, Aaron, added 20 points and seven assists. Gar-Pal shot better than 50 percent from the field. T-O’s Jason Small had seven rebounds.

Garfield-Palouse 31 29 20 15 - 95

Tekoa-Oakes. 14 16 11 11 - 52

Garfield-Palouse (5-1, 3-0) - Aa. Elder 20, Ad. Elder 25, Fox 9, Hasenoerhal 7, Kriebel 10, Million 4, Silvernale 11, Smick 4, VanDyke 5, Wride 0.

Tekoa-Oakesdale (1-6, 1-1) - Carter 2, Crossett 2, Doneen 2, Ellis 12, Flock 5, Gatherer 13, Rambo 5, Small 11.

St. John-End. 56, Asotin 25

Neill Bafus and Levi Johnstone combined for 33 points and 20 rebounds to guide the Eagles over the visiting Panthers.

SJE finished with a 39-21 rebounding edge.

Asotin 4 4 8 9 - 25

SJE 14 10 17 15 - 56

Asotin (1-6, 1-2) - Britton 0, Hagenah 3, D. Vantrease 13, Caldwell 2, Witters 0, Dickinson 0, Probert 2, Welch 0, Jenkins 0, R. Vantrease 1, Elben 0, Weiss 4.

St. John-Endicott (5-1, 3-0) - Bafus 15, Bailey 4, Behrens 4, Clifton 0, Corder 0, Gfeller 0, Hames 5, Johnstone 18, Simpson 9, Dowling 1.

Colton 60, Rosalia 44

Zach Wolf totaled 21 points and 11 rebounds to guide the Wildcats over the visiting Spartans.

Rosalia cut the lead to seven in the third quarter before Colton responded.

Rosalia 6 11 13 14 - 44

Colton 15 12 13 20 - 60

Rosalia (0-4, 0-2) - Brown 0, Widman 0, Holling 0, Nelson 10, Slemp 0, Vandyke 0, Grafton 4, Conradi 0, Porter 17, Taylor 1, Parker 12.

Colton (2-5, 1-2) - Druffel 0, Elmore 12, Keller 0, Olson 6, Shaffer 7, Stout 0, M. Weber 14, N. Weber 0, Wolf 21.

Bi-County League

Reardan 44, Davenport 36

The Indians defeated the visiting Gorillas to move ahead of idle Valley Christian and Lind-Kahlotus into first place.

Davenport 9 6 10 11 - 36

Reardan 14 11 13 6 - 44

Davenport (0-3, 0-2) - Buchmann 0, Hein 3, Hall 0, Holderby 3, Schreck 18, Curtis 6, Parsons 4, Pauls 0, Dietrich 2.

Reardan (3-0, 3-0) - Nelson 2, Schultz 4, Rinker 12, Bocook 6, Soliday 11, Dilg 0, Larson 2, Falk 0, Hicks 7, Meyer 0.

Odessa 68, Chr. Heritage 44

Kyle Strohmaier scored 13 of his 20 points in the first quarter, hitting three 3-pointers, and the visiting Tigers defeated the Patriots at Edwall.

Odessa’s Heath Voise hit 6 of 6 free throws. Nathan Klein hit 7 of 8 free throws for the Patriots, and Mark Busby made three 3-pointers.

Odessa 27 19 13 9 - 68

Chr.Heritage 11 8 16 9 - 44

Odessa (1-3, 1-3) - Dart 10, Ku. Starkel 3, Strohmaier 20, Harris 2, Walter 2, Voise 10, Knight 5, Scrupps 4, Kagele 2, Ky. Starkel 8, Smith 2, Buscher 0, Weber 0.

Christian Heritage (1-4, 0-3) - Bishop 6, Busby 17, Colvin 0, Ebert 3, Flowers 3, J. Klein 0, N. Klein 15, Stromberger 0.

Newport Tournament

Priest River 71, Newport 59

Tyler Smith totaled 23 points and seven rebounds to lead the Spartans over the host Grizzlies in the championship game.

Newport 14 7 13 25 - 59

Priest River 18 22 10 21 - 71

Newport (2-4) - Almond 0, Byrd 1, Drum 4, Patterson 0, Reyes 6, Hastings 5, Schlotthauer 13, Melendez 3, Jordan 11, Willenbrock 3, Oliver 8, Johnson 5.

Priest River (4-1) - Amundson 0, Ivie 6, Kucherry 10, Lipari 0, Mize 5, Schlechte 4, Smith 23, Stansell 5, Warren 7, White 11.

Clark Fork 56, Timberlake 47

Antone Changala finished with 23 points and 11 rebounds as the Wampus Cats topped the Tigers in the consolation game.

CF’s Brent Stutzke had five assists.

Timberlake 9 10 14 14 - 47

Clark Fork 15 16 14 11 - 56

Timberlake (0-5) - Fuqua 0, Gilbert 11, Hoffman 4, Holderman 2, Mattison 7, Napier 2, Newman 3, Requena 3, Soloman 7, Woodley 0, Wyatt 8.

Clark Fork (5-1) - Allen 4, Changala 23, Powell 0, Stutzke 9, Valliere 14, Wold 6, Thompson 0, Heyne 0, Hewitt 0, Wilkison 0.

Big Nine Conference

Moses Lake 49, Richland 44

Brian Kast scored seven in the fourth quarter, including two 3-pointers, and the Chiefs rallied to defeat the visiting Bombers.

Richland’s Travis Buck scored 20 despite picking up three fouls in the first period.

Richland 12 18 9 5 - 44

Moses Lake 13 12 9 15 - 49

Richland (4-2, 3-1)-Tierney 0, Buck 20, Jones 0, Gosney 5, Fannin 0, Stowe 2, Kafentzis 10, Neill 5, Robberg 2.

Moses Lake (4-1, 3-1)-Stuart 3, Lawson 1, Torrence 0, Kast 13, Ballard 4, McFaul 8, Aahmann 6, Reffett 6, Chestnut 0, Walker 6.

Border League

CDA 51, Post Falls 39

The visiting Vikings handed the Trojans their 26th consecutive league loss. No details were reported.