Inchelium Takes Down St. George’S

Boys

The Panorama League tour- nament is 1 for 1 for surprises.

Chris Burch scored 22 points and David Tonasket hit two 3-pointers in the second quarter Tuesday night, leading visiting Inchelium to a 59-48 win at St. George’s in the tournament’s first game.

St. George’s, the No. 2 seed from the South Division, defeated the North No. 3 Hornets 54-36 during the regular season.

The other Panorama tournament openers are tonight. Inchelium will play tonight’s Curlew/St. Michael’s winner on Saturday for the berth to district. St. George’s will play a loser-out game Saturday vs. the Curlew/St. Michael’s loser.

Inchelium 59, St. George’s 48

Inchelium 14 12 20 13 - 59

St. George’s 14 8 15 11 - 48

Inchelium (11-9) - Hoffman 0, Jolley 2, Eaglebear 4, Simpson 7, Baulne 0, Michel 14, Mason 0, Tonasket 10, Burch 22.

St. George’s (13-8) - Johnson 15, Longinotti 0, Dhillon 0, Holte 2, Moser 9, Thomas 13, Fix 0, Witherspoon 5, Golden 0, Hill 0, Wysham 4.

Great Northern League

Chewelah 85, Riverside 37

Justin Shamion, Kenny Stone and Cory Boone combined for 44 points as the Cougars defeated the Rams to increase their first-place lead to 1 games over idle Deer Park.

Bryce Meserve added six rebounds and Jess Trampush four steals for Chewelah.

Riverside 2 7 7 21 - 37

Chewelah 26 20 20 19 - 85

Riverside (4-12, 1-7) - Robison 0, Hodgson 0, Vandermeer 7, Westenskow 5, Steiner 0, Reedy 2, Watt 16, Crance 0, Thomas 2, Hersom 3, Stoner 2.

Chewelah (12-5, 8-1) - Stone 15, Shamion 16, Meserve 8, Tupek 6, Edwards 5, Boone 13, Garner 0, Trampush 9, Oneal 4, Puthoff 0, King 5, Schanzenbach 4.

Bi-County League

Ritzville 52, Davenport 37

The visiting Broncos used a 35-22 rebounding edge to defeat the Gorillas and remain tied with Wilbur-Creston for second place.

Ritzville will play at Wilbur on Friday night to determine second place and an automatic berth to district.

Davenport’s Alan Curtis pulled down 12 rebounds.

Ritzville 19 12 6 15 - 52

Davenport 8 7 7 15 - 37

Ritzville (14-5, 14-3) - Reilly 0, Burt 0, Heider 3, Plager 4, B. Arlt 6, Borth 7, J. Arlt 1, Marcus 0, Kuster 7, Whitman 16, Pflugrath 5, Dirks 3.

Davenport (8-11, 6-11) - Paul 0, Buchmann 0, Warwick 11, Hein 0, Schreck 4, Curtis 16, Pauls 6, Drehobol 0, Frees 0, Greenwood 0.

Wilbur-Creston 81, Lind 40

Gregg Arden totaled seven steals, six rebounds and five assists to help the Wildcats defeat the Bulldogs at Creston.

W-C shot 49 percent from the floor and finished with 27 steals.

Lind 9 10 12 9 - 40

Wilbur-Creston 11 20 19 31 - 81

Lind (4-15, 3-14) - Kulm 0, Labes 0, Wilson 7, Al. Ritz 2, Starring 3, Horpedahl 5, Fode 5, Coyle 0, An. Ritz 2, Alcocer 0, Sneed 0, Schrenk 16.

Wilbur-Creston (15-3, 14-3) - Arden 15, Sheffels 7, Johnson 5, Morrison 8, Curo 2, Brunnell 4, Erickson 12, Llewellyn 0, Larkin 5, Krause 7, Nelson 12, Dunlap 4.

Reardan 55, Sprague-Harrington 41

Rocky Soliday and Josh Hicks combined to hit 11 of 12 free throws and the Indians defeated the visiting Falcons.

Soliday hit three 3-pointers on his way to 21 points and Aaron Falk added 11 rebounds for Reardan. S-H defeated Reardan 48-35 in mid-January.

Sprague-Harr. 10 10 9 12 - 41

Reardan 13 8 13 21 - 55

Sprague-Harrington (12-7, 11-6) - Engles 10, Harding 0, McPeak 4, Floyd 10, Green 3, Becker 0, Scholten 8, Henry 4, Whipple 2.

Reardan (9-10, 8-9) - Soliday 21, Bocook 5, Hicks 7, Krupke 0, Anderson 8, A. Landreth 3, Falk 11, Addington 0.

Valley Christian 75, Christian Heritage 34

Brent Decker, who missed the previous four games because of illness, scored 14 of his 19 points in the second quarter to guide the No. 1-ranked Panthers over the host Patriots at Edwall for their 22nd consecutive win.

Trailing after one quarter, VC had a 31-2 run in the second.

Valley Christian 5 36 18 21 - 75

Chr.Heritage 10 5 8 11 - 34

Valley Christian (19-0, 17-0) - Miller 4, Smith 12, Knigge 12, Stanaway 4, Barriero 7, Decker 19, Evans 12, Bolster 2, Lacy 3, Bradley 0, Flaminco 0.

Christian Heritage (2-17, 1-16) - J. Colvin 0, Klein 5, Bell 7, Stromberger 5, N. Colvin 0, Busby 9, Schumacher 8.

Odessa 43, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 37

The Tigers outscored the Warriors 14-2 at the line to pick up a win at Hartline.

ACH shot 1 of 9 from the floor in the second quarter.

Odessa 7 9 15 12 - 43

ACH 9 3 14 11 - 37

Odessa (8-11, 7-10) - Dart 11, Ku. Starkel 0, Strohmaier 4, Voise 2, C. Smith 0, Jeske 10, Kagele 11, Ky. Starkel 5, S. Smith 0.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline (4-15, 4-13) - Aldrich 1, Jess 9, Roberts 0, Fuller 3, Carstensen 8, Malone 6, Malloy 0, Jordan 6, Johanson 4.