Iml Foes Match Up
Prep basketball
The Freeman (Wash.) Christmas Tournament has developed into a preview of next week’s Intermountain League girls showdown.
Bonners Ferry and Lakeland both won during tournament openers on Thursday, setting up today’s championship game at 6 p.m.
BF and Lakeland are also the final two undefeated teams in IML play. They’re set to meet Jan. 5 at Bonners Ferry.
Bonners Ferry 52, Freeman 48
Julie Bateman made 7 of 17 shots from the floor and the Badgers held the host Scotties to one field goal in the fourth quarter to earn the win.
BF finished 23 of 63 from the field, Freeman 16 of 39.
Krista Freeman of the Scotties made 4 of 7 field goals and 6 of 9 free throws.
Freeman will meet Okanogan at 2 p.m. in today’s consolation.
Bonners Ferry 12 14 14 12 - 52
Freeman 19 8 16 5 - 48
Bonners Ferry (7-4) - Bateman 15, Blackmore 0, Cady 8, Copeland 2, Eby 2, Florea 0, Foust 2, Hays 2, Mein 6, L. Rice 10, Robertson 5.
Freeman (3-7) - Miller 12, Larson 9, Lamon 0, Morphy 0, Freeman 16, Oberst 2, Salisbury 0, Hendrickson 9.
Lakeland 56, Okanogan 34
Micki Desmarais scored six points during an 18-0 first-quarter run, boosting the Hawks over the Bulldogs.
Desmarais and Ashley Jamison finished with eight rebounds apiece.
Lakeland 20 13 10 13 - 56
Okanogan 6 12 10 6 - 34
Lakeland (10-1) - Douglas 8, Jamison 2, Hansen 4, VonBehren 9, Desmarais 12, Austad 11, Harwood 4, Curran 2, Bertsch 2, Kiefer 2.
Okanogan - K. Attridge 5, Mitzner 14, Lisenbey 2, J. Attridge 6, Mosaueda 0, Roberts 0, Tugan 2, Spaet 2, Walker 3.
Lapwai Tournament
Priest River 58, Clearwater Valley 25
The Spartans held the Rams to five field goals in winning the championship game.
PR won its fourth consecutive game. CV finished 14 of 19 from the line.
Clearw.Valley 2 10 3 10 - 25
Priest River 10 18 16 14 - 58
Clearwater Valley - Crowell 4, Martin 0, Hutchins 0, Lytle 16, Weeks 0, Sears 4, Thompson 0, Lyons 1, Niles 0, Lane 0.
Priest River (8-3) - Troudt 9, Jepson 6, Oscarson 6, Naccarato 6, N. Yount 10, Turner 14, Rasmussen 0, K. Yount 5, Johnston 0, Erdmann 2.
Troy Tournament
Troy 40, Kootenai 17
The Trojans benefited from 26 Warriors turnovers to win the tournament opener.
Kootenai missed 10 of 12 field-goal attempts during the first half. Tana Dooney and Janelle Scheffelmaier of the Warriors combined for 15 rebounds.
Kootenai will play Timberline at 3 p.m. today in the consolation. Troy and Salmon River will meet for the title.
Kootenai 4 0 6 7 - 17
Troy 10 5 13 12 - 40
Kootenai (5-6) - Andersen 1, Collins 0, Dooney 4, Fly 0, Kincheloe 0, Kraack 0, Scheffelmaier 11, Schlepp 0, Stephenson 1, Weidmer 0.
Troy - Howard 1, Mann 7, Geidl 2, Strom 5, Spencer 11, Collins 6, Kirk 4, Fredenberg 4.
Boys
Lapwai Tournament
Priest River 102, Lakeside 77
Tyler Smith, Eric Warren and Ryan Schlechte combined for 61 points to lead the Spartans over the Knights in the tournament’s consolation game.
L.J. Trottier scored 22 and Joseph Matt added 21 points for Lakeside.
Lakeside 8 22 18 29 - 77
Priest River 18 24 28 32 - 102
Lakeside (5-7) - Hodgson 8, Hendrickx 8, Trottier 22, Matt 21, Hutchins 0, Schulz 4, Johnson 14.
Priest River (5-2) - Mize 2, Amundson 1, Smith 23, Warren 19, Kucherry 8, White 12, Lipari 8, Ivie 8, Stansell 2, Schlechte 19.
Liberty Tournament
S-H 73, St. Maries 53
Colin Floyd accounted for 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Falcons over the Lumberjacks in an opener.
The Falcons’ Travis McPeak added 20 points and eight assists.
St. Maries will play Rosalia, a 68-42 loser to the host Lancers, in today’s 4 p.m. consolation game. S-H will play Liberty for the title.
Sprague-Harr. 21 22 15 15 - 73
St. Maries 9 11 16 17 - 53
Sprague-Harrington (2-2) - Engles 6, Shields 4, McPeak 20, Floyd 25, Oestriech 0, Scholten 0, Henry 12, Whipple 6, Wagner 0.
St. Maries (3-3) - Landrum 4, Montgomery 2, Adams 3, Bentcik 3, Larsen 14, Barden 0, Howland 7, Stogsdill 3, Ware 0, Brown 4, Schwartz 13, Collins 0.
Troy Tournament
Troy 67, Kootenai 39
Shawn Heath scored 18 to lead the host Trojans over the Warriors.
Kootenai will play Orofino at 4:30 p.m. today in the consolation. Troy and Timberline will meet for the title at 7:30.
Kootenai 12 9 6 12 - 39
Troy 11 16 19 21 - 67
Kootenai (1-4) - Hall 8, Gustin 9, Cress 5, Finney 4, Prickett 0, Lundwall 2, Wallace 2, Reinhardt 2, Dyer 5, Donohoe 4.
Troy - K. McCall 2, Potter 3, Johnson 1, Heath 18, Bigford 8, Vendenbark 0, Buzge 8, R. McCall 11, Whitney 6, Minkler 6, Kannegaard 1, Trout 0.
Washington boys
Nooksack Valley Tourney
Deer Park 67, Ilwaco 62 (OT)
Zack Axel hit 3 of 4 free throws in overtime and Shawn Epler had six steals to lead the Stags over the Fishermen.
Ilwaco stole an inbounds pass with 16 seconds left in regulation, but missed a field-goal attempt. The Stags called timeout with 4 seconds left, then missed a shot at the buzzer.
The Stags overcame the absence of Adam Swinyard (24.3 points per game), who made the trip but is recovering from an injured kneecap.
The tourney drew several teams that played at last year’s State 2A Tournament. DP will meet Omak or White Salmon at 6 tonight for the title.
Deer Park 15 16 14 12 10 - 67
Ilwaco 26 4 5 22 5 - 62
Deer Park (4-1) - Axel 18, McLean 3, Epler 10, Lane 2, Bowman 5, Pittam 12, Worden 0, Lewis 2, Hardie 7, Bennett 8.
Ilwaco - Kimbrough 9, Ketel 17, Bittner 8, Hudkins 0, Hersey 1, Leback 2, Fritts 23, Lyster 0, Oman 2.
Goldendale 69, Chewelah 56
Andy Jackel scored 25 and the Timberwolves held the Cougars to 3-for-15 shooting from the field in the second quarter to build a huge lead.
Chewelah will play Cashmere at 4 p.m. today. Cashmere lost to the host Pioneers.
Goldendale 15 20 12 22 - 69
Chewelah 10 7 19 20 - 56
Goldendale (6-1) - Jackel 25, Scott 14, Carlson 5, Cook 4, Ridley 9, Myra 2, Schultz 6, Musser 4.
Chewelah (5-1) - Stone 11, Schanzenbach 0, Feist 3, Puthoff 15, Belzer 3, Boone 15, Hagen 2, Trampush 5, King 2, Oneal 0.
Non-league
Cheney 58, Medical Lake 55
Rhett Humphrey hit 6 of 8 field goals, including 3-for-4 shooting from long range, as the visiting Blackhawks held off the Cardinals.
ML made a run after trailing by 11 with 2:30 left. Bobby Jackson scored seven during the Cardinals’ run.
Cheney 14 15 12 17 - 58
Medical Lake 16 11 7 21 - 55
Cheney (6-2) - Humphrey 16, Larson 7, Harris 6, Hegney 14, Oswald 0, Woodard 9, Marsh 0, Strampe 6.
Medical Lake (4-4) - Blayne 3, Tareski 0, B. Jackson 17, Mosley 18, Williams 0, C. Jackson 2, Butorac 15.
Davenport 45, Wellpinit 34
Alan Curtis totaled 20 rebounds and Ryan Buchmann hit 6 of 7 field goals to guide the Gorillas over the visiting Redskins.
Wellpinit 9 4 5 16 - 34
Davenport 2 15 15 13 - 45
Wellpinit (1-7) - C. Ford 12, Abrahamson 2, D. Flett 4, M. Ford 11, M. Wynne 0, Allen 5.
Davenport (2-3) - Parsons 1, Buchmann 15, Semprimoznik 0, Holderby 6, Hein 0, Schreck 12, Curtis 11.
Liberty Tournament
Liberty 68, Rosalia 42
James Jydstrup hit 4 of 6 on 3-pointers in the first half, and Henry Smith totaled four steals to guide the host Lancers over the Spartans.
Rosalia finished with 22 turnovers.
Liberty will meet Sprague-Harrington at 7:30 tonight for the title. Rosalia and St. Maries will play at 4 in the consolation game.
Rosalia 4 12 9 17 - 42
Liberty 18 24 17 9 - 68
Rosalia (0-6) - Brown 0, Widman 4, Holling 0, Nelson 13, Slemp 0, Vandyke 0, Lindhag 0, Porter 12, Taylor 5, Parker 8.
Liberty (4-4) - Conley 6, Holling 9, Jydstrup 14, Slesar 6, H. Smith 10, Van Tine 4, Greenwalt 3, Hein 4, Piersol 1, Rogers 0, Heller 0, I. Smith 5.
Kettle Falls Tournament
Colville 75, Curlew 55
Matt Trudgeon hit 8 of 13 field goals, including 3 of 6 on 3-pointers, to help the Indians over the Cougars.
Colville finished 32 of 63 from the floor, with nine 3-pointers. Craig Groth scored 27 points and his Cougars hit 19 of 24 free throws.
Colville will play host Kettle Falls for today’s title. Curlew will meet Adelaide, Australia, in the consolation.
Curlew 8 10 13 24 - 55
Colville 26 19 17 13 - 75
Curlew (4-3) - Andreas 5, Groth 27, Garrison 6, Morrison 13, Baker 2, Shannon 0, Scriver 2.
Colville (5-1) - Sprangers 3, Trudgeon 19, Goble 9, Banich 9, Cox 0, May 8, Salina 6, Cornwell 5, Bassett 6, Johnson 4, Ferguson 6.
KF 61, Adelaide (Australia) 52
Josh Combs had 11 rebounds during the host Bulldogs’ win over the visitors from Australia.
Adelaide 8 12 18 14 - 52
Kettle Falls 17 17 16 11 - 61
Adelaide (Australia) Roos - Walsh 4, Gresswell 7, Pearce 0, Todd 0, O’Farrell 6, Brewer 10, Wood 4, Philp 10, Slovinski 11, Hawks 0, McDonald 0.
Kettle Falls (7-2) - Vaughn 0, Mace 12, Azzarito 2, Combs 6, Holguin 0, Fredrickson 0, Lebret 3, Aubertin 0, Slater 4, Boone 12, Payne 14, Rogalette 8.
Reardan Tournament
Cusick 57, Riverside 52
Dustin Person and Trevor Pease both hit 6 of 8 free throws and the Panthers finished 21 of 32 from the line to rally past the Rams.
Cusick snapped a six-game losing streak. Nathan Martin hit two 3-pointers to help Riverside to a first-quarter lead.
The Panthers will meet host Reardan at 7:30 tonight for the title. Riverside and Columbia will play at 4:30 for the consolation.
Cusick 10 9 14 24 - 57
Riverside 12 17 13 10 - 52
Cusick (2-6) - Person 16, Reijonen 3, K. Haikkila 5, N. Ernst 6, E. Ernst 3, S. Hardwick 0, T. Hardwick 11, Delanoy 1, Pease 9, J. Haikkila 3.
Riverside (0-6) - Stoner 1, Vander Meer 4, Westenskow 4, Lorenz 2, Reedy 11, Gellatly 0, Martin 8, Watt 5, Hoener 0, Bond 3, Crance 6, Mazulo 8.
Washington girls
Liberty Tournament
Almira/Coulee-Hartline 56, Rosalia 37
Callie Clark and Sheena Henderson had seven rebounds apiece and the Warriors hit 4 of 8 3-pointers to top the Spartans.
ACH will play Liberty at 6 tonight for the title. Rosalia will meet Sprague-Harrington at 2 for the consolation.
ACH 14 13 18 11 - 56
Rosalia 9 11 9 8 - 37
Almira/Coulee-Hartline (4-3) - Balcom 8, Fuller 11, Butler 2, Evans 0, King 0, Elder 0, Stephens 3, B. Clark 6, C. Clark 17, Giese 4, Henderson 5.
Rosalia (5-3) - Dube 13, Messinger 0, Henning 4, Heinemann 12, M. York 0, Paulson 2, Coe 0, Bothman 2, J. York 2, Koppel 2.
Liberty 48, Sprague-Harrington 42
Jamie Gerard scored the Lancers’ final four points and Darci Hodgson had six rebounds during a win over the Falcons.
The Falcons’ Noel Hatten scored all of her 10 points in the fourth quarter.
Sprague-Harr. 9 5 12 16 - 42
Liberty 9 12 10 17 - 48
Sprague-Harrington (2-3) - Harder 2, Smith 3, Maurer 0, Kramer 9, Hatten 10, Swift 12, Whipple 4, Kostoff 2.
Liberty (5-3) - Fuchs 8, Ja. Gerard 11, Je. Gerard 2, Hodgson 8, Kuster 7, Loeffler 6, Martensen 0, Troyer 6.