Three’S A Crowd Atop Standings

Great Northern League

The Great Northern League girls regular season ended Friday night, but Pullman, Lakeside and Riverside aren’t ready to let it go.

Pullman hit four 3-pointers on the way to a 59-42 win at Chewelah that helped create a three-way tie for first place with Lakeside and Riverside.

The top two teams receive opening-round byes to the GNL District 7 2A Tournament at Mt. Spokane High, so playoffs are necessary to sort out the trio.

Lakeside will play Pullman at 6 p.m. Monday at Mead High for the No. 1 seed. That loser will play Riverside at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Mead for the second and third seeds.

The No. 3 will open district Friday against No. 6 Deer Park in a loser-out game. No. 4 Newport (8-12) will play No. 5 Chewelah in another Friday loser-out.

Pullman 59, Chewelah 42

Pullman 18 15 11 15 - 59

Chewelah 9 5 14 14 - 42

Pullman (16-4, 10-2) - Brossman 15, Sheridan 9, McEldowney 0, K. Dickson 0, Toth 6, Sodorff 8, Dickson 6, Chamberlain 7, Curry 8.

Chewelah (11-9, 4-8) - S. Walker 2, Hoffman 0, Landram 2, Davis 2, Erickson 0, J. Walker 8, White 1, Kinley 10, C. Hartill 0, Stone 0, Halle 7, Garner 8, Shamion 2, H. Hartill 0.

Riverside 65, Medical Lake 34

Jamie Rizzuto hit 7 of 11 from the field, 4 of 7 on 3-pointers, and added five steals to lead the Rams over the visiting Cardinals.

Kelicia Shorts added six rebounds and Kristin Arras five assists for Riverside.

Medical Lake 8 4 14 8 - 34

Riverside 15 20 14 16 - 65

Medical Lake (0-19, 0-12) - Muelken 2, Ehresman 0, Higgins 0, Reitmeier 3, Jones 6, Daily 10, Cox 0, McConnell 13, Traylor 0.

Riverside (16-4, 10-2) - Arras 3, Korling 4, Welch 0, Rizzuto 18, Wood 8, Ke. Shorts 13, Shearer 2, Prichard 9, Ko. Shorts 4, H. Shorts 4.

Lakeside 75, Deer Park 19

Reserve Jenna Giampietri came off the bench for had 10 steals and was 6 for 12 from the floor, and the fourth-ranked Eagles defeated the visiting Stags at Nine Mile Falls.

Deer Park 0 4 4 11 - 19

Lakeside 20 20 20 15 - 75

Deer Park (6-14, 3-9) - Hill 0, Anderson 0, Hardie 6, Allen 2, Russell 0, L. Shaw 0, K. Shaw 1, Watts 2, Carnline 2, Olson 6.

Lakeside (16-3, 10-2) - K. Reome 6, Giampietri 14, J. Reome 8, Vojtech 15, Ross 3, J. Tikker 2, Barcus 15, Grubbs 6, Stillar 2, Silver 4.

Boys

Lakeside 71, Deer Park 63

At Nine Mile Falls, Jordan Bjork and Pat Day combined for 46 points and 21 rebounds, leading the Eagles’ upset of the ninth-ranked Stags and creating a three-way tie for second place.

Lakeside shot 25 of 45 from the floor, while DP hit 16 of 21 from the line. The Stags’ Adam Swinyard scored 27.

DP defeated Lakeside 60-47 in their first matchup.

DP dropped into a second-place tie with Pullman and Medical Lake. DP will play Pullman at 8 p.m. Monday at Mead, with the loser advancing to district as No. 4. Monday’s winner will play Medical Lake at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mead for the second and third district seeds.

Lakeside is the No. 5 seed and will open Friday vs. the No. 4.

Deer Park 9 20 21 13 - 63

Lakeside 13 19 15 22 - 71

Deer Park (14-6, 8-4) - Axel 11, Epler 5, Swinyard 27, Henry 4, Bowman 0, Mitchell 5, Ti. Thompson 0, Zimmerer 10, Ty Thompson 1.

Lakeside (7-12, 5-7) - Brown 2, Barcus 8, Day 20, Bjork 26, Aaseby 0, Parker 0, Spiger 8, Deniston 0, Tenny 0, Clocherty 3, Zambryski 0, Mortlock 4.

Chewelah 71, Pullman 46

Miky Tupek scored 11 in the first quarter, with three 3-pointers, and the league-champion Cougars defeated the visiting Greyhounds, the 1999 champs.

Justin Shamion scored 18 and Cory Boone had seven rebounds for Chewelah.

Pullman 7 19 11 9 - 46

Chewelah 20 21 17 13 - 71

Pullman (12-8, 8-4) - Druffel 5, Wood 12, Paulson 0, Christy 0, Baumgartner 3, Nolting 0, Clark 0, Rurangirwa 13, Everton 1, Law 2, Bray 4, Hinsdale 6.

Chewelah (15-5, 11-1) - Stone 8, Shamion 18, Meserve 9, Tupek 13, Edwards 2, Boone 13, Garner 3, Ross 0, Trampush 4, Oneal 1, King 0.

Medical Lake 69, Riverside 25

Bob Jackson hit 6 of 10 field goals, including two 3-pointers, and the visiting Cardinals defeated the Rams to tie for second place.

Medical Lake shot 16 of 32 from the field in the first half and finished with 20 offensive rebounds.

Riverside is the sixth seed to district and will open Friday vs. the No. 3.

Medical Lake 22 17 8 22 - 69

Riverside 6 4 11 4 - 25

Medical Lake (10-9, 8-4) - Oberg 5, Berryhill 13, Blayne 0, Moultrie 5, Mosley 4, Jackson 16, Berry 0, McMillian 7, Butorac 11, Schmidt 8.

Riverside (5-15, 2-10) - Robison 0, Hodgson 5, Vandermeer 0, Westenskow 7, Steiner 5, Reedy 0, Hoffman 2, Stoner 0, Watt 0, Crance 0, Thomas 2, Hersom 4.