Eagles Win Clash Of Titans

Area girls

The last two State 2A champions met Friday night at Newport to inaugurate the Great Northern League season.

Lakeside, the 1998 champion, roared back from an 11-point halftime deficit to topple ‘99 champion Newport 80-60.

Lakeside’s Jenna Giampietri had eight steals during a 25-2 run that began late in the first half. Jen Barcus and Kate Reome combined for 19 of their 33 points during Lakeside’s 33-point third quarter.

Newport’s Melissa Elliott, whose season high had been nine points, scored 22 and had nine rebounds.

The teams combined to hit 74 percent of their free throws (48-65).

Lakeside 80, Newport 60

Lakeside 11 14 33 22 - 80

Newport 19 17 7 19 - 60

Lakeside (7-1, 1-0) - K. Tikker 6, K. Reome 17, Giampietri 9, J. Reome 0, Vojtech 15, Ross 10, J. Tikker 0, Barcus 16, Grubbs 2, Stillar 5.

Newport (3-6, 0-1) - Wiese 13, J. Schulz 1, Klein 0, Taylor 1, Almond 6, Sauer 15, C. Schulz 2, Elliott 22, Dahlin 0.

Pullman 75, Deer Park 38

Christa Brossman scored 22 to surpass 1,400 for her career, leading the visiting Greyhounds over the Stags.

The University of Hawaii-bound Brossman (1,411 points) made four of Pullman’s eight 3-pointers.

Pullman 25 22 17 11 - 75

Deer Park 8 16 6 8 - 38

Pullman (4-2, 1-0) - Brossman 22, Sheridan 6, McEldowney 3, Dickson 2, Toth 14, Sodorff 0, Dickson 2, Chamberlain 12, Curry 12, Lees 2.

Deer Park (1-6, 0-1) - Hill 2, Greer 2, Anderson 4, Hardie 5, Allen 7, Watts 10, Olson 7, Russell 1.

Chewelah 59, Medical Lake 35

Jenny Walker scored 21, including 4-for-5 shooting on 3-pointers, and the visiting Cougars defeated the Cardinals.

Chewelah 10 26 11 12 - 59

Medical Lake 7 8 9 11 - 35

Chewelah (7-1, 1-0) - S. Walker 11, Hoffman 0, Landram 2, Davis 2, J. Walker 21, White 0, Kinley 13, C. Hartill 2, Halle 6, Shamion 2.

Medical Lake (0-7, 0-1) - Muelken 5, Higgins 3, Eahrsman 0, Reitmeier 3, Jones 1, Daily 11, Monroe 0, Cox 2, Stallworth 1, McConnell 5, Traylor 4.

Whitman County League

La-Wash 61, St. John-Endicott 44

Danielle Ayers-Stamper scored six during a big second quarter and the Tigercats defeated the Eagles at Washtucna.

SJE 4 6 14 20 - 44

LaCrosse-Wash. 15 23 15 8 61

St. John-Endicott (6-2, 0-1) - D. Kile 2, A. Kile 0, Cronrath 3, Gossard 11, Schmick 7, Zuger 11, Hedlund 10.

LaCrosse-Washtucna (7-2, 1-0) - Kinch 5, Schneider 12, Whitman 0, Ayers-Stamper 11, Wigen 8, Ker. Mays 3, Evans 2, Kel. Mays 13, Blankenship 0, Baumann 7.

Garfield-Palouse 78, Colton 15

Jenny Iverson totaled 11 points, 11 rebounds and four steals and the visiting Vikings hit 17 of 21 free throws.

Gar-Pal made 26 of 49 field goals, with a 14-for-19 effort in the second half.

Gar.-Palouse 17 24 17 20 - 78

Colton 3 12 4 11 - 15

Garfield-Palouse (6-2, 1-0) - Smick 0, Iverson 11, Kildew 13, Parrish 0, Fox 4, Tronsen 12, Coles 15, Hayden 13, Swinney 8, Hershaw 2.

Colton (1-7, 0-1) - Truong 18, Hall 2, Meyer 7, Rederick 0, Stout 0, Van Ausdle 0, Druffle 2, Waite 1.

Tekoa-Oakesdale 54, Asotin 49

Michelle Faunce’s 15 points led the visiting Nighthawks over the Panthers.

Asotin’s Mandy McCann scored 23.

Tekoa-Oakes. 14 17 6 17 - 54

Asotin 15 7 15 12 - 49

Tekoa-Oakesdale (5-2, 1-0) - Driscoll 12, Smith 9, Wagner 1, Smart 11, Hurley 0, Bruce 6, Faunce 15.

Asotin (5-2, 0-1) - Wood 2, D. Witters 2, King 8, Schnider 2, Deffer 2, Walburn 2, Eller 5, McCann 23, S. Witters 3.

Panorama League

Republic 68, Cusick 23

Katy Giddings scored 20 to lead the visiting Tigers over the Panthers.

Republic played without leading scorer Melody Koontz (12.4 ppg). No reason was given for her absence.

Republic 22 22 12 12 - 68

Cusick 4 4 7 8 - 23

Republic (9-2, 7-0) - Hover 5, Osgood 12, Sattler 0, Hadden 4, Ciais 4, C. Merritt 4, Brake 3, A. Merritt 16, Giddings 20.

Cusick (3-7, 3-4) - Mel. Scott 0, Meg. Scott 2, Nenema 11, Maslonka 2, Gives 0, Haas 2, Nelson 2, Westford 2, Pickerel 2, Andrews 0.

Selkirk 61, Curlew 39

Rachea Allert scored 10 in the third quarter, including two 3-pointers, and the Rangers defeated the visiting Cougars at Ione. Selkirk’s Christina Fairbairn scored her eight points in the first half.

Curlew 9 13 4 13 - 39

Selkirk 14 11 18 18 - 61

Curlew (3-8, 1-6) - Larsen 8, Warner 0, T. Somday 2, Foster 2, Phillips 4, Miller 4, Strandberg 12, Branam 7.

Selkirk (10-1, 6-1) - Fairbairn 8, D. Haney 5, M. Haney 4, D. Beatty 4, M. Beatty 5, Allert 18, Emrick 4, Schmidt 13, Dorn 0.

NW Christian 50, Northport 31

The visiting Crusaders steadily pulled away from the Mustangs despite having no player in double figures. Northport’s Courtney Brunette had 12 rebounds and a season-high 24 points.

NW Christian 10 18 12 10 - 50

Northport 2 12 4 13 - 31

Northwest Christian (6-4, 5-2) - Nicolai 2, Meyers 6, Casimir 9, Hunter 0, Proffitt 2, Saffle 2, Goldman 2, Greer 2, Knaggs 2, Ryman 9, Strandy 5, Smith 4, Walker 5.

Northport (1-8, 0-7) - Burke 0, Wilson 4, Perazzo 0, Darling 0, Goodwin 3, Brunette 24, Krieger 0.

St. George’s 86, Inchelium 47

Wenchi Liu and Alyssa Henley scored 16 apiece and the visiting Dragons toppled the Hornets.

Inchelium’s Genie Agapith hit three 3-pointers and scored 17. The Hornets lost Sandy Simmons for the season with a broken wrist suffered during Wednesday’s practice.

St. George’s 25 18 28 15 - 86

Inchelium 7 14 13 13 - 47

St. George’s (11-0, 7-0) - Wenc. Liu 16, Clarke 3, Philopant 5, Stothart 3, Henley 16, Blume 2, Kutteruf 2, DePonty 6, Beren 1, Davis 6, Witherspoon 9, Luber 5, Crimmins 0, Van Stone 0, Bingham 0, Nally 1, Comar 2, Weni. Liu 5.

Inchelium (2-7, 2-5) - Mollenberg 14, A. Swan 2, Abell 2, Johnson 2, Agapith 17, Phillips 10, C. Simmons 0, Baulne 0.

Wellpinit 59, St. Michael’s 17

Trina Andrew scored 17 to lead the visiting Redskins over the Warriors.

Wellpinit 14 20 16 9 - 59

St. Michael’s 5 4 2 6 - 17

Wellpinit (7-4, 5-2) - Sherwood 9, Ramos 8, Stearns 3, Ost 4, Allen 14, Andrew 17, Payne 1, Pakootas 1, Orr 2.

St. Michael’s (0-10, 0-7) - Odom 0, S. McDonald 0, Bedker 2, Sebesta 0, Holmes 0, A. Urann 14, M. McDonald 0, M. Urann 1, Knight 0, Hobble 0.

Springdale 69, Columbia 45

Rae Adolph scored 28, hitting 11 of 23 from the field, and added five steals and five assists to guide the Chargers over the visiting Lions.

Columbia 6 19 7 13 - 45

Springdale 10 22 22 15 - 69

Columbia (3-7, 3-4) - E. Anderson 4, M. Budweg 1, Lee 4, Schrack 2, Etue 2, Hudspeth 8, Nicodemus 17, Strickler 5.

Springdale (4-7, 3-4) - Rij 7, Olson-Axtell 3, Stricker 8, Lyons 2, Hubert 2, Lebret 13, Tomsha 6, Adolph 28.

Bi-County League

Wilbur-Creston 48, Reardan 44

Lacy Thayer scored 11 in the fourth quarter, and Leanne Snavely had 13 rebounds and six steals to lead the Wildcats over the Indians at Wilbur.

W-C rallied in the third quarter by holding Reardan to eight field-goal attempts.

Reardan 13 13 8 10 - 44

Wilbur-Creston 8 9 17 14 - 48

Reardan (5-5, 3-3) - Mason 9, Ford 0, Ad. Jones 7, Plummer 8, Krupke 4, Rinker 10, Moos 3, As. Jones 3, Hammer 0.

Wilbur-Creston (5-3, 4-2) - Thayer 16, Sherwood 11, Johns 2, Dreger 11, Nelson 0, Snavely 6, Saylor 2.

Sprague-Harrington 56, Ritzville 36

Stacey Whipple scored 11 to surpass 600 for her career and Reyna Swift had 10 rebounds as the Falcons defeated the Broncos at Harrington.

Ritzville 13 8 4 11 - 36

Sprague-Harr. 16 10 12 8 - 56

Ritzville (4-6, 4-2) - Kennedy 2, H. Whitman 2, Cr. Zicha 12, K. Benzel 4, Ca. Zicha 2, A. Whitman 5, Janzen 9.

Sprague-Harrington (7-2, 4-2) - Whipple 11, Ernst 3, Maurer 2, Charlton 0, Hatten 12, Kramer 2, Hatcher 5, Scoles 16, Swift 5, Kostoff 0.

Valley Christian 57, Lind 26

Carli Smith had 14 rebounds and seven of her team’s 31 steals, helping the Panthers defeat the visiting Bulldogs. VC’s Kasie Cupp shot 7 of 15 from the field and added four steals.

Lind 2 9 10 5 - 26

Valley Christian 12 19 16 10 - 57

Lind (2-7, 0-7) - Robertson 4, Wahl 2, Hentges 14, Palmer 2, Miller 0, Whiteside 0, Hickox 0, Sanger 0, Strohmaier 0, Starring 2, Biermann 2.

Valley Christian (9-1, 6-1) - Teterud 0, Lanker 0, Altmeyer 3, Smith 15, Rosholt 6, Arnhold 14, Cupp 16, Monforton 0, Peterson 3, Evans 0, Ka. Robertson 0, Ke. Robertson 0.

Davenport 64, Odessa 47

Cindy Swain tied her season high of 17 points to guide the visiting Gorillas over the Tigers.

Davenport 14 23 12 15 - 64

Odessa 6 12 9 20 - 47

Davenport (6-3, 3-2) - Paul 2, Pebles 7, Bell 6, Hutsell 4, Guhlke 8, Swain 17, A. Lust 4, Kunz 10, E. Lust 0, Buchanan 0, Morton 0, Cowdrey 6.

Odessa (2-7, 1-6) - Iksic 6, Jurgens 0, Hunt 15, Ramm 0, Kuch 2, Hardung 0, Knight 14, Knerr 8, Weishaar 2.

Non-league

Riverside 44, Liberty 32

Katie Prichard had 11 rebounds to lead the Rams over the visiting Lancers for their sixth consecutive win.

Liberty 6 7 6 13 - 32

Riverside 4 17 13 10 - 44

Liberty (2-9) - Kuster 5, E. Harchuck 0, Je. Gerard 0, Leslie 0, Olson 3, M. Harchuck 1, Ja. Gerard 9, Hodgson 5, Nadler 0, Fuchs 9.

Riverside (6-2) - Arras 3, Korling 4, Welch 0, Rizzuto 6, Wood 9, Ke. Shorts 12, Shearer 0, Prichard 7, Ko. Shorts 3.