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Baseball

High school

Greater Spokane League

North Central 17, East Valley 6

Lamanna and Schafer; Mills, Woodworth (4), Awbery (4) and Alvarado. W-Lamanna. L-Mills.

HITS: North Central-Simchuck, Richardson 2, Murphy 2, Swennumson 3, Plager, Schafer, Robinson 2, Eweicheo 2. East Valley-Campbell 2, Awbery, Mills, Helms, Slocum. 2B-Robinson, Campbell, Slocum. HR-Swennumson.

University 11, Ferris 1

Ewing, Hartsell (6) and Cromwell, Jesberger (5); Moon and LePlante. W-Moon(7-1). L-Ewing.

HITS: Ferris-Haney, Roberts. University-Jordan 2, J.Olsufka, LePlante, Shryock 2, Holmes 2, Keeton 2. 2B-Roberts, Jordan, J.Olsufka, Keeton. 3B-Keeton.

Shadle Park 8, Gonzaga Prep 7 (9)

Hayes, Carlson (2), Roginski (8) and Zacher; Perry, Hertz (4), Karwacki (6) and Karwacki, Page (6). W-Roginski. L-Karwacki (0-2).

HITS: Shadle Park-Hughes, Hendricks, Dominguez, Shontell 2, Baker 3, Zacher, McCanna. Gonzaga Perp-Via 2, Joy, Manix 2, Karwacki, Kries 2, Webb, Stockton 2, Perry 2. 2B-Shontell, Baker, McCanna, Webb. 3B-Zacher. HR-Shontell, Manix, Kries.

Mt. Spokane 11, Lewis and Clark 3

Carey and Jackson; Kellogg, Arneson (5), Holiday (7) and Santos. W-Carey. L-Kellogg.

HITS: Mt. Spokane-Raynor, Poynor, Purser 2, Cunningham, Pittz, Aspaas, Carey. Lewis and Clark-Vogt, Harper, McNiel, Santos, Holiday 2. 2B-Holiday, Poynor, Cunningham, Carey. HR-Purser 2.

Mead 10, Rogers 4

Walsh, Allen (6) and McNaghten; Livengood, Lyon (7) and Clifton. W-Walsh. L-Livengood.

HITS: Mead-Moore 2, Reser 2, McNaghten 3, Walsh 4, Peterson, Thoreson 2, Hennessey, Allen, Cady. Rogers-Durant, Warman 2, Partridge 2, Livengood 2, Como. 2B-Warman, Partridge, Como, Reser, McNaghten, Allen. 3B-Moore.

Great Northern League

Clarkston 7-7, Pullman 4-13 (9, 2nd)

T.Line and Hansen; Levenseller and Scourey. W-T.Line(5-1). L-Lvenseller(3-2).

HITS: Clarkston-Entel, O’Kelley, Adelsbach, Perconti, Conklin, T.Line, Jenkins 3, Fox. Pullman-Levenseller, Guettinger 2, Lane. 2B-Perconti, Jenkins 2, Guettinger, Lane. HR-Levenseller (4).

Guettinger and Scurrey; S.Line, Clonkin (5) and Hanson and. W-Guettinger (5-1). L-Conklin (1-3).

HITS: Pullman-Levenseller, Scourey, Guettinger 2, Lane 2, Druffel, Cooper. Clarkston-Entel 2, Jenkins, Conklin, Adelsbach 2, Fox. 2B-Lane, Cooper. HR-Druffle (2), Conklin (4).

Non-league

Priest River 8, Medical Lake 5

Evans and Lovell; King, Culnane (1), Owens, (4) and Owens, Palmer (4). W-Evans. L-King (0-1).

HITS: Priest River-Reed, Nelson 2, Lovell 2, Harty, Evans. Medical Lake-King, Ray, Palmer, Colnane 2, Pacheco, Constantine. 2B-Palmer, Constantine. HR-Colnane.

Basketball

NBA Playoffs

All Times PDT

FIRST ROUND

(Best of 7)

Thursday’s results

Detroit 93, Orlando 77, Det leads series 3-0

Utah 81, Houston 67, Hou leads series 2-1

L.A. Lakers 95, Phoenix 89, Pho leads series 2-1

Today’s games

Toronto at New Jersey, 4 p.m.

Chicago at Miami, 5 p.m.

Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 28

Detroit at Orlando, 12 p.m.

Cleveland at Washington, 3:30 p.m.

San Antonio at Denver, 5 p.m.

Houston at Utah, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, April 29

Chicago at Miami, 10 a.m.

Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 12:30 p.m.

Toronto at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m.

Dallas at Golden State, 7 p.m.

Jazz 81, Rockets 67

Houston (67)- Battier 4-10 0-0 11, Hayes 0-2 0-2 0, Yao 6-14 14-16 26, McGrady 9-23 5-8 24, Alston 2-5 0-0 6, Head 0-5 0-0 0, Mutombo 0-0 0-0 0, Snyder 0-0 0-0 0, Howard 0-5 0-0 0. Totals 21-64 19-26 67.

Utah (81)- Kirilenko 1-2 0-2 2, Boozer 10-18 2-3 22, Okur 2-12 3-3 7, Fisher 3-9 0-0 6, Williams 5-18 1-1 11, Giricek 4-9 0-0 10, Collins 0-1 1-2 1, Harpring 4-12 5-5 13, Millsap 4-4 1-2 9. Totals 33-85 13-18 81.

3-Point Goals—Houston 6-19 (Battier 3-7, Alston 2-4, McGrady 1-5, Head 0-3), Utah 2-15 (Giricek 2-2, Fisher 0-2, Williams 0-5, Okur 0-6). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Houston 52 (Yao 14), Utah 55 (Boozer 12). Assists—Houston 11 (Alston 5), Utah 19 (Williams 8). Total Fouls—Houston 20, Utah 19. Technical—Houston Defensive Three Second. A—19,911 (19,911).

Lakers 95, Suns 89

Phoenix (89)- Ja.Jones 1-2 0-0 2, Marion 4-12 1-3 10, Stoudemire 11-17 2-2 24, Bell 3-7 1-2 9, Nash 4-9 1-1 10, Thomas 3-6 0-0 6, Diaw 3-4 2-2 8, Barbosa 7-18 1-2 20. Totals 36-75 8-12 89.

L.A. Lakers (95)- Walton 2-6 0-0 5, Odom 8-17 1-2 18, Brown 8-14 3-5 19, Bryant 15-26 13-13 45, Farmar 0-2 2-2 2, Bynum 0-2 3-6 3, Evans 0-2 0-0 0, Williams 0-5 0-0 0, Cook 1-3 0-0 3, Parker 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 34-81 22-28 95.

3-Point Goals—Phoenix 9-22 (Barbosa 5-11, Bell 2-4, Nash 1-2, Marion 1-3, Stoudemire 0-2), L.A. Lakers 5-15 (Bryant 2-3, Cook 1-2, Walton 1-2, Odom 1-3, Farmar 0-1, Parker 0-2, Williams 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 45 (Stoudemire 10), L.A. Lakers 51 (Odom 16). Assists—Phoenix 30 (Nash 13), L.A. Lakers 15 (Bryant 6). Total Fouls—Phoenix 18, L.A. Lakers 15. Technicals—Phoenix Defensive Three Second, L.A. Lakers Defensive Three Second 2. A—18,997. (18,997).

Pistons 93, Magic 77

Detroit (93)- Prince 8-16 4-4 23, Wallace 6-13 0-0 15, Webber 7-13 1-2 15, Hamilton 2-11 6-7 10, Billups 8-13 3-6 21, McDyess 2-5 0-0 4, Davis 1-3 1-2 3, Murray 0-2 2-2 2, Delfino 0-2 0-0 0, Maxiell 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 34-78 17-23 93.

Orlando (77)- Turkoglu 4-10 2-3 10, Battie 1-4 0-0 2, Howard 5-10 1-2 11, G.Hill 2-12 4-6 8, Nelson 10-19 4-4 27, Dooling 2-5 0-1 4, Milicic 5-7 1-5 11, Arroyo 0-3 0-0 0, Ariza 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 31-74 12-21 77.

3-Point Goals—Detroit 8-13 (Wallace 3-3, Prince 3-5, Billups 2-3, Delfino 0-2), Orlando 3-8 (Nelson 3-5, Arroyo 0-1, Turkoglu 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Detroit 53 (McDyess 11), Orlando 49 (Howard 12). Assists—Detroit 15 (Prince 5), Orlando 16 (Nelson, Turkoglu 4). Total Fouls—Detroit 19, Orlando 22. Technicals—Davis, Hamilton, McDyess, Wallace, Howard. A—17,451. (17,248).

Football

AFL

All Times PDT

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Today’s games

Colorado at Kansas City, 5 p.m.

Georgia at New Orleans, 5 p.m.

Nashville at Dallas, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday’s Games

Arizona at New York, 4 p.m.

Grand Rapids at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m.

Utah at San Jose, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday’s Games

Columbus at Tampa Bay, 12 p.m.

Orlando at Las Vegas, 3 p.m.

Monday’s Game

Philadelphia at Chicago, 5 p.m.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Today’s games

Laredo at Bossier-Shreveport

Quad City at Green Bay

Rio Grande Valley at Amarillo

Saturday, April 28

Spokane at Stockton, 7:30 p.m.

Alabama at Tulsa

Albany at Fort Wayne

Bakersfield at Central Valley

Cincinnati at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton

Corpus Christi at Arkansas

Mahoning Valley at Manchester

Oklahoma City at Boise

Tennessee Valley at Florida

Sunday, April 29

Texas at Lubbock

Monday, April 30

Everett at Tri-Cities

Hockey

NHL Playoffs

All Times PDT

CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS

Thursday’s Results

Ottawa 5, New Jersey 4, Ott leads series 1-0

San Jose 2, Detroit 0, SJ leads series 1-0

Today’s games

N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 4 p.m.

Vancouver at Anaheim, 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 28

San Jose at Detroit, 12 p.m.

Ottawa at New Jersey, 5 p.m.

Sunday, April 29

Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 11 a.m.

Anaheim at Vancouver, 5 p.m.

Senators 5, Devils 4

First Period—1, Ottawa, Spezza 3 (Preissing, Heatley), 1:30. 2, Ottawa, Corvo 1, 6:49 (pp). 3, Ottawa, McAmmond 2, 14:43 (sh). 4, Ottawa, Heatley 3, 16:39. 5, New Jersey, Zajac 1 (Langenbrunner, Parise), 17:38. Second Period—6, New Jersey, Gionta 6 (Gomez, Martin), 2:20. 7, New Jersey, Greene 2 (Langenbrunner, Parise), 4:57. Third Period—8, Ottawa, Redden 1 (Spezza, Heatley), :43 (pp). 9, New Jersey, Parise 7 (Gomez, Rafalski), 19:30.

Sharks 2, Red Wings 0

First Period—1, San Jose, Carle 2 (Thornton, Clowe), 9:45 (pp). 2, San Jose, Grier 2 (Rissmiller, Brown), 10:09. Second Period—None. Third Period—None.

WHL Playoffs

MNP EASTERN CONFERENCE

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (BEST-OF-7)

Wednesday’s results

Medicine Hat 3, Calgary 1; Medicine Hat leads series 3-1

Today’s games

Calgary at Medicine Hat

Saturday, April 28

Medicine Hat at Calgary, if necessary

KAL TIRE WESTERN CONFERENCE

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (BEST-OF-7)

Wednesday’s results

Prince George 3, Vancouver 2; Van leads series 2-1.

Today’s games

Prince George at Vancouver

Sunday, April 29

Vancouver at Prince George

Auto Racing

Auto Racing Glance

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

Aaron’s 499

Site: Talladega, Ala. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 9:15 a.m.); Sunday, race (FOX, 11 a.m.). Track: Talladega Superspeedway (tri-oval, 2.66 miles, 33 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 500 miles, 188 laps. Last race: Jeff Gordon, the four-time NASCAR champion, tied the late Dale Earnhardt for sixth place on the career victory list with 76, winning for the first time since last July. Gordon’s win in the Subway Fresh Fit 500 ended a 26-race victory drought. Last year: Jimmie Johnson erased a career full of Talladega Superspeedway troubles, barreling past teammate Brian Vickers with one lap to go and then holding off a charge from Tony Stewart to win the rain-postponed Aaron’s 499. The race contained 56 lead changes among 22 drivers — tying it for 10th all-time in lead changes and third for the highest number of leaders. Fast facts: With Gordon’s historic victory, he holds a 74-point lead over Jeff Burton in the Nextel Cup points. … Gordon made his Cup debut at Talladega Superspeedway in 1993. … This race falls on what would have been Dale Earnhardt’s 56th birthday. … The last winner to come from the pole position was Bobby Labonte in 1998. … Chevrolet has won seven of the eight races this season. Matt Kenseth won the Auto Club 500 in a Ford on Feb. 26. … Jimmie Johnson, the defending Aaron’s 499 champion, has won three races this season. He’s the only multiple winner on the circuit. Next race: Crown Royal 400, May 5, Richmond, Va.

NASCAR BUSCH

Aaron’s 312

Site: Talladega, Ala. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 2:05 p.m. (Speed Channel, 5 p.m., tape), Saturday, race (ABC, 12 p.m.). Track: Talladega Superspeedway (tri-oval, 2.66 miles, 33 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 311.2 miles, 117 laps. Last race: Clint Bowyer won a stirring duel with Matt Kenseth, taking the lead with 14 laps to go and holding on in the Busch Series race at Phoenix International Raceway. Bowyer led five times for 120 laps, while Kenseth led just once for 17 laps. As usual, Nextel Cup drivers dominated the race, with Timothy Peters in 13th the top finishing Busch regular. Last year: Martin Truex Jr. returned to his roots to win his third straight Busch race at Talladega Superspeedway. Making his first Busch start of the season, Truex drove a car owned by Dale Earnhardt Inc. Truex celebrated what would have been The Intimidator’s 55th birthday by giving the company the victory. Fast facts: At least 20 Nextel Cup Series drivers will compete in the race. … Carl Edwards has a commanding lead in the standings with 1,525 points. He holds a 424-point lead over Dave Blaney (1,101). … Truex, winner of three straight Aaron’s 312 races, will try to become the first NASCAR driver in history to win the same race at Talladega four consecutive years. … Dale Earnhardt, Sr., won the same race back-to-back at Talladega Superspeedway three times (in 1983-84, 1990-91 and 1999-2000), while Dale Earnhardt, Jr., has done it twice (2001-02 in the UAW-Ford 500 and 2002-03 in the Aaron’s 499). Next race: Circuit City 250, May 4, Richmond, Va.

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS

O’Reilly Auto Parts 250

Site: Kansas City, Kan. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 11:30 a.m.; Saturday, race (Speed Channel, 2:30 p.m.). Track: Kansas Speedway (D-shaped oval, 1.5 miles, 15 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 250.5 miles, 167 laps. Last race: Mike Skinner started on the pole and stayed out front nearly all day at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway on March 31, leading all but seven of 253 laps to win his third consecutive race. Coming off victories at California and Atlanta, Skinner set a series record by leading 246 laps and won for the 22nd time in his career. He became the second driver in the series to win twice on the small, tight oval. Last year: Terry Cook used pit strategy to his advantage to take the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250. Cook took the lead with 40 laps to go in the race, staying out while most of the leaders chose to take fuel and tires. He stretched his lead to as much as 4 seconds over Rick Crawford, who finished second. It was Cook’s first win in 94 races. Fast facts: Skinner has won three straight races. He became the first series driver to own a pair of three-win streaks, matching his 1996 performance. He holds a 94-point lead in the standings, 745-651 over Todd Bodine. … Skinner won the pole and finished fifth in last year’s visit to Kansas. … Veteran Joe Ruttman, 62, will return to the series driving for his late owner and friend Bobby Hamilton. … Jason White signed a deal to drive the No. 7 Hooter’s Energy Drink Chevrolet Silverado under the Pennington Motorsports banner for the remainder of the 2007 season. Next race: Quaker Steak and Lube 200, May 18, Concord, N.C.

INDY RACING LEAGUE

Kansas Lottery 300

Site: Kansas City. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying, 1:15 p.m.; Sunday, race (ESPN2, 1:30 p.m.). Track: Kansas Speedway (tri-oval, 1.5 miles, 15 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps. Last race: Tony Kanaan took the lead with four laps remaining and won the Indy Japan 300. Kanaan started from the second row and crossed the finish line at the 1.5-mile Motegi oval 0.4828 seconds ahead of England’s Dan Wheldon, giving Andretti Green Racing its first victory of the IRL season. Last year: Sam Hornish Jr. celebrated his 27th birthday with his second straight IRL victory — and the season points lead. Hornish blew past Dan Wheldon after a restart with 17 laps to go, then won a back-and-forth battle down the stretch for his third victory of the season. Fast facts: Six points separate the top three in the driver standings. Weldon has a three-point lead over Kanaan, who has a three-point lead over Scott Dixon. … Kanaan won this race in 2005. … Kanaan and Dixon are the only drivers to finish in the top five in each of the three races this year. … Helio Castroneves has won two poles this year. … Kansas Speedway is the site of the second-closest 1-2-3 finish in IndyCar history. Kanaan, Weldon and Victor Meira were separated by 0.0242 of a second. … Dario Franchitti has finished seventh, fifth and third in IndyCar Series races this season. Next race: Indianapolis 500, May 27.

NHRA

Summit Racing Equipment Southern Nationals

Site: Commerce, Ga. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 1:30 p.m.; Saturday, qualifying, 9:30 p.m. (ESPN2, 4 p.m., tape); Sunday, eliminations, 7 a.m. (ESPN2, 4 p.m., tape). Track: Atlanta Dragway. Last event: Robert Hight edged Funny Car leader Ron Capps in the SummitRacing.com Nationals at Las Vegas, giving John Force Racing a victory less than a month after driver Eric Medlen was killed in a testing accident. Brandon Bernstein raced to his 13th Top Fuel win and Greg Anderson claimed a track-record fifth Las Vegas trophy in Pro Stock. Last year: Doug Kalitta raced to his second straight Top Fuel victory and moved into second place in the championship standings, beating series leader Melanie Troxel in the final of the Summit Racing Equipment Southern Nationals. Tony Pedregon, Dave Connolly and Antron Brown also won. Fast facts: Warren Johnson will become just the seventh member of the drag racing community to enter the International Motorsports Hall of Fame when he is inducted on April 26. … One of the most impressive streaks in motorsports ended in Las Vegas when 14-time Funny Car champion John Force failed to qualify for eliminations for the first time in 395 races. … Rod Fuller leads Top Fuel drivers with 383 points. … Ron Capps leads the Funny Car standings with 458 points and has two victories under his belt. … In Pro Stock, Greg Anderson (484) has a 129-point lead over Jason Line. Next event: O’Reilly Midwest Nationals, May 6, Madison, Ill.

CHAMP CAR WORLD SERIES

Last race: Sebastien Bourdais raced to his second Grand Prix of Houston victory and grabbed the inside track for his fourth consecutive Champ Car title. The Frenchman earned his 25th career win in his 62nd start, continuing his unprecedented dominance of the circuit. Rookie Graham Rahal, Bourdais’ teammate, finished second. The 18-year-old Rahal, who skipped his senior prom in Ohio to race in Houston, became the youngest driver in series history to earn a podium finish. Next race: G.I. Joe’s Grand Prix, June 10, Portland, Ore.

FORMULA ONE

Last race: Felipe Massa of Ferrari won the Bahrain Grand Prix on April 15. Lewis Hamilton of McLaren finished second, becoming the first driver to start his F1 career with three straight top-three finishes. Next race: Spanish Grand Prix, May 13, Barcelona.

Golf

Byron Nelson Championship

PGA Tour

At Irving, Texas. Purse: $6.3 million. TPC Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas, 7,022 yards, par 70 (35-35), Cottonwood Valley Course, 6,847 yards, par 70 (34-36)

First Round

Corona Championship

LPGA Tour

At Tres Marias Residential Golf Club, Morelia, Mexico. Purse: $1.3 million. Yardage: 6,600; Par 73 (36-37)

First Round

Hole-in-one

WANDERMERE GOLF COURSE–Paula Garske, No. 2, 120 yards, 5-wood.

ESMERALDA GOLF COURSE–Larry B. Anderson, No. 8, 206 yards, 4-hybrid

High school boys

At Tekoa GC,

Lind-Ritzville 222, Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia 252, Pomery 292

1, Brian Heitstuman (Pom) 39. 2, Ian Fitch (LR) 40. Zach Smith (TOR) 40. 4, Ben Geshke (LR) 41. 5, Tyler Duncan (TOR) 43.

High school girls

At Tekoa, GC

1, Katie Robinson (TOR) 42. 2, Kylee Schmunk (LR) 44.

Soccer

High school boys

Greater Spokane League

Ferris 5, Rogers 0

First half — 1, Fer, Hartfield (Proctor), 4:00. 2, Fer, Proctor (Crain), 8:00. 3, Fer, Cutter (Proctor), 15:00. Second half — 4, Fer, Alice (Demory), 55:00. 5, Fer, Alice (Citter), 75:00.

Shots on goal — Ferris 17, Rogers 8.Saves — Ferris, Hollman 6. Rogers, Aarnes 2, Thorlaciuf 6.

Great Northern League

Deer Park 2, West Valley 1

First half — 1, WV, Conners, 19:00. Second half — 2, DP, Dougherty (Davis), 57:00. 3, DP, Robertson (Geyer), 71:00.

Shots on goal — West Valley 7, Deer Park 16.Saves — West Valley, Florance 7. Deer Park, Berezhnoy 4.

Cheney 2, Pullman 1

First half — 1, Pul, McCain (Hemmi), 6:00. 2, Che, Zakrezeski (Hale), 12:00. Second half — 3, Che, Weller, 54:00.

Shots on goal — Cheney 10, Pullman 1.Saves — Cheney, Sigley 0. Pullman, Noffinger 5, Marcelo 2.

Chewelah 4, Colville 2

First half — 1, Che, Czapewske, 8:00. 2, Che, J.Carlson, 23:00. 3, Col, Smith, 25:00. 4, Czapewske, 36:00. 5, Col, Anderson, 39:00. Second half — 6, Che, Carlson, 76:00.

Shots on goal — Colville 11, Chewelah 14.Saves — Colville, Fortune 5. Chewelah, Young 9.

Lakeside (WA) 5, Clarkston 0

First half — 1, Lak, Duclos (Martin), 6:00. 2, Lak, Brittain, 36:00. Second half — 3, Lak, Phillips (Alexander), 42:00. 4, Lak, Alexander (Field), 48:00. 5, Lak, Alexander 56:00.

Shots on goal — Clarkston 5, Lakeside 20.Saves — Clarkston, Wilson 10. Lakeside, LaBelle 2, Phillips 1.

Softball

High school

Greater Spokane League

Central Valley 4, Mt. Spokane 2

Tremblay, Zalud (5) and Holcomb; Erickson and Alden. W-Erickson (5-2). L-Tremblay.

HITS: Mt. Spokane-Yorlano, Holcomb, Andrews 3, Gray 2, Griggs 3. Central Valley-Anderson, Alden, Morales 2, Erickson 2, Rockstrom. 2B-Morales. 3B-. HR-Griggs, Alden.

Gonzaga Prep 15, East Valley 14 (8)

Abramson, Riggin (5) and Kurtz; Rambo, Kellogg (5) and Anderson. W-Kellogg. L-Riggin.

HITS: East Valley-M. Manchester 2, Bittner 4, Hanley, Simpson 3, E. Manchester, Krogseth, Kurtz. Gonzaga Prep-Hamer, Rambo 3, Anderson 2, Cunningham 3, Reyes 2, Romasko 2, Benyola 2, Little 2. 2B-Bittner 2, Cunningham, Romasko.

North Central 12, Lewis and Clark 2

Binger and Eldore; Bachman and Pryor. W-Bachman (4-1). L-Binger.

HITS: Lewis and Clark-Bemis 2, Pavey. North Central-Delarosa 2, Vallies, Darcy 3, Canfield 2, Pryor 2, Clary. 2B-Canfield. 3B-Darcy, Pryor. HR-Bemis.

University 5, Mead 1

Mobley, Pounder (5) and Parker; S. Bethel and Fargher. W-S. Bethel (6-2). L-Mobley.

HITS: Mead-Cey, and Parker. University-R. Schiermeister 3, Hawley, Warren 2, Squires. 2B-Squires. HR-Warren.

Shadle Park 19, Rogers 2

M.Carlon and S.Carlon; Skillingstad and Predisik. W-Skillingstad (15-0). L-M.Carlon.

HITS: Rogers-S.Carlon, Fagan. Shadle Park-Frost 4, Burger 3, Lynn, Predisik 2, Jackson 3, Skillingstad, Zappone 3. 2B-Zappone. 3B-Skillingstad. HR-Predisik (7), Jackson (2), S.Carlon.

Great Northern League

Pullman 6-12, Clarkston 5-2 (8)

Fisher and Riddle; McKeehan and Currin. W-Fisher. L-McKeehan.

HITS: Pullman-Hinrichs, Hanson. Clarkston-Currin 2, Speer, Ogden. 2B-Currin. HR-Hinrichs.

Swanson and Currin; Hanson and Riddle. W-Hanson L-Swanson.

HITS: Clarkston-Currin, Speer, Hutchins. Pullman-Druffel, Hinrichs, As.Sterk 2, Hanson, Cane, Am.Sterk, Snyder. 2B-Currin, Hinrichs, Hanson. 3B-Druffel, As.Sterk 2.

Bi-County League

Northwest Christian 13-18, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 3-8

Groh and M.Osborne; Russell and Winters. W-Russell. L-Groh. 3B-Northwest Christian, Russell.

Winteroth and M.Osborne; Clayton and Winters. W-Clayton. L-Winteroth. 2B-Almira/Coulee-Hartline, Matheson.

Non-league

Wilbur-Creston 14-16, Bridgeport 13-5

Medina and Hourey; Bodeau and Struve. W-Bodeau. L-Medina.

2B-Bridgeport, Fonseca, Decellem.

Reues and ; Bodeau and Struve. W-Bodeau. L-Reues.

2B-Wibur-Creston, Peterson, Kane, Starzman. 3B-Wilbur-Creston, Peterson. HR-Wilbur-Creston, Starzman.

Davenport 2, Garfield-Palouse 1

Fisk and Morrison; Weagraff, Witthuhn (4) and Lopez. W-Witthuhn. L-Fisk.

3B-Davenport, Morrison, Mielke, Brantley. HR-Davenport, Fisk.

Sandpoint 22, Bonners Ferry 0

Stolley and Avery; S.Murphy, Crabb (4), A.Murphy and Nusbaum. W-S.Murphy. L-Stolley.

HITS: Bonners Ferry-Aitkin. Sandpoint-Adams 2, Rodriguez 2, Brady 5, Guercio 2, Ferguson 2, S.Murphy, Owens, Givens, Crabb, Nusbaum 2, Bunn 2. 2B-Adams 2, Givins, Bunn. 3B-Brady 2, Ferguson.

Timberlake 5, Lakeland 2

K.Allred and Edeblue; Klopatek and O’Hara. W-Allred. L-Klopatek.

HITS: Timberlake-Amende 2, Edeblue 2, A.Allred, Graham, Hill. Lakeland-Aly.Watson 2, O’Hara. 2B-Hill, Aly.Watson, O’Hara.

Tennis

College women

WAC CHAMPIONSHIP

At Boise, Idaho

Quarterfinals

IDAHO 4, NEW MEXICO STATE 3. No. 1 Singles–Patricia Ruman (UI) def. Zeljka Juricek 6-1, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles–Patricia Ruman and Mariel Tinnirello (UI) def. Nicole Fintell and Zeljka Juricek 9-7.

High school boys

Greater Spokane League

GONZAGA PREP 6, NORTH CENTRAL 1. No. 1 Singles- Seth Stradlingt (NC) def. Marc Poppy 6-4, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles- Lincoln Wesley and Riley Egan (GP) Justin Anderson and Nate Holmstad 6-1, 6-0.

MT. SPOKANE 4, LEWIS AND CLARK 3. No. 1 Singles- Jason Wuerch (MtS) def. Nick Johnson, 6-4, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles- Peter Gurche and Jeffery Burkert (LC) def. Justin McClain and Jarrad Dahl, 6-2, 6-3.

UNIVERSITY 6, CENTRAL VALLEY 1. No. 1 Singles- Taylor Hendricksen (Uni) def. Caleb Morgan 6-2, 7-5. No. 1 Doubles- Jacob Gauche and Connor Flatow (Uni) def. Troy Murphy and Ryan Whitehead 6-4, 6-1.

FERRIS 7, SHADLE PARK 0.

No. 1 Singles- Hough (Fer) def. Gant (SP) 6-1, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles- Cadagan and Satre (Fer) def. McCord and Kirkwood (SP) 6-2, 6-1.

MEAD 7, ROGERS 0. No. 1 Singles- Ethan Vaughn (Mea) def. Ryan Parker 6-0, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles- Mitch Leppo and Paul Christianson (Mea) def. Adam Leininger and Nate Cramer 6-0, 6-0.

Great Northern League

MEDICAL LAKE 5, PULLMAN 2. No. 1 Singles- Max Nelson (ML) def. Daniel Kim 6-4, 4-6, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Dallon Bogart and Tyler LeMasters (ML) def. Carl Vollmer and Jeff Harris 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.

DEER PARK 4, CHENEY 3. No. 1 Singles- Joe Kreilkamp (Che) def. Matt Hunter 6-1, 6-4. No. 1 Doubles- Ben Graisy and Josh Graisy (DP) def. Layne Bennett and Tanner Bennett 6-1, 6-2.

CLARKSTON 6, WEST VALLEY 1. No. 1 Singles- Nick Raskell (Cla) def. Richard Muszynrik 6-0, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Jake Smith and Kyle Servatius (Cla) def. Eric Fair and Eddie Rooney 6-0, 6-0.

Northeast A League

LIND-RITZVILLE 3, DAVENPORT 1. No. 1 Singles- Jarod Gunning (Dav) def. Chris Shields 6-3, 6-3. No. 1 Doubles- Ty Strohmaier and Franki Rangel (LR) def. Robbie St. Clair and Grant Harper 6-2, 6-1.

ST. GEORGE’S 3, FREEMAN 1. No. 1 Singles- Gabe Rice-Erso (Fre) def. Sam King 7-5, 6-4. No. 1 Doubles- Cole Taylor and John Vorhes (SG) def. Ty Thomas and KC Wolfe 6-1, 6-0.

High school girls

Greater Spokane League

GONZAGA PREP 7, NORTH CENTRAL 0. No. 1 Singles- Anna Lambert (GP) def. Nicolle Johnston, 6-2, 6-3. No. 1 Doubles- Anna Lenasieber and Sarah Bechtolt (GP) def. Maren Meisen-Dehrs and Labrina Winfrey, 6-2, 6-0.

LEWIS AND CLARK 6, MT. SPOKANE 1. No. 1 Singles- Elise Otto (LC) def. Valerie Nauditt 6-0, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles- Erica Ehlo and Lyndi Seidensticker (LC) def. Lisa Meyer and Mara Hazelpine 6-1, 6-1.

UNIVERSITY 7, CENTRAL VALLEY 0. No. 1 Singles- Allie Tabish (U-Hi) def. Jie Jiao, 6-0, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles- Hailey Parrish and Katie Tenney (U-Hi) def. Vanessa Tinoco and Stefanie Skeman, 6-1, 6-1.

FERRIS 6, SHADLE PARK 1. No. 1 Singles- Katie Griffith (Fer) def. Jayne Gilliam 6-0, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles- Michelle Curtis and Christy Curtis (Fer) def. Kim Braun and Amanda Bettinson 6-0, 6-2.

MEAD 7, ROGERS 0. No. 1 Singles- Britta Stime (MD) def. Tabitha Brown 6-0, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Annika Westre and Sarah Hare (MD) def. Amy Fang and Kia Moua 6-1, 6-1.

Great Northern League

CLARKSTON 6, WEST VALLEY 1. No. 1 Singles- Elise Rooney (Cla) def. Hilary Hargrove 6-0, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Lindsay Blankinship and Katie Van Cleave (Cla) def. Bonnie Powell and Shanna Udell 6-0, 6-4.

PULLMAN 7, MEDICAL LAKE 0. No. 1 Singles- Raquel Marcello (Pul) def. Bri Bazo 6-1, 6-3. No. 1 Doubles- Stacey Field and Amy Wells (Pul) def. Ana Ayos and Makinzy Small 6-1, 6-2.

DEER PARK 4, CHENEY 3. No. 1 Singles- Amy Knox (Che) def. Desiree Hook, 6-0, 7-5. No. 1 Doubles- Natalie Baydo and Bailey Selle (DP) def. Brittney Gallager and Stephanie Wethington, 6-0, 6-0.

COLVILLE 6, RIVERSIDE 1. No. 1 Singles- Abby Lentz (Col) def. Sierra Irvine 6-0, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles- Brittani Thompson and Brina Smith (Col) def. Molly Beerbohm and Brittnee Danielson 6-0, 6-1.

Northeast 1A/B

FREEMAN 4, ST. GEORGE’S 0

No. 1 SinglesBree Riddle (Fre) def. Soon Lee 7-5, 2-6, 11-9. No. 1 DoublesBlair Riddle and Katie Bauer (Fre) def. Divya Dishwamath and Reagan Spence 6-7, 5-7, 6-2, 13-11.

Track & Field

High school

Greater Spokane League

At Hart Field

BOYS

Mead 74, Lewis and Clark 71. Central Valley 74.5, Lewis and Clark 70.5. Central Valley 80, Mead 65.

100-1, Robinson (LC) 11.1. 2, Solomon (LC) 11.5. 3, Janhunen (CV) 11.5. 4, White (LC) 11.5. 200-1, Groby (CV) 23.3. 2, Anderson (MD) 23.3. 3, Janhunen (CV) 23.3. 4, Barnes (CV) 23.5. 400-1, Adams (CV) 50. 2, Anderson (MD) 50.6. 3, Whitley (CV) 50.9. 4, Plastino (LC) 52.4. 800-1, Nepon (MD) 1:58.4. 2, Crosby (LC) 1:59. 3, Stoker (CV) 1:59.5. 4, Curnott (MD) 1:59.7. 1,600-1, Coyle (CV) 4:16.5. 2, Hatcher (MD) 4:17.9. 3, Nepon (MD) 4:23. 4, Damlano (CV) 4:27.1. 3,200-1, Lynch (MD) 9:27.1. 2, Coyle (CV) 9:30.3. 3, Taylor (CV) 9:32.9. 4, Daratha (MD) 9:34.3. 110 high hurdles-1, Gibbons (LC) 15.5. 2, Bouck (CV) 16. 3, McLaws (MD) 16.2. 4, Taylor (MD) 16.3. 300 low hurdles-1, Robinson (LC) 40.5. 2, Bouck (CV) 41.7. 3, Bauman (CV) 42.5. 4, Starks (CV) 42.6. 400 relay-1, Central Valley 44.4. 2, Mead 46.8. 1,600 relay-1, Central Valley 3:23.6. 2, Mead 3:30.1. 3, Lewis and Clark 3:33.3 High jump-1, Fairley (LC) 6-1. 2, Carlton (CV) 6. 3, LaForte (MD) 5-10. 4, Taylor (LC) 5-10. Long jump-1, McNeil (LC) 20-11. 2, Solomon (LC) 20-6. 3, Barnes (CV) 20-5. 4, Hattrup (MD) 20-2 1/2. Triple jump-1, Davis (CV) 44-1. 2, Robinson (LC) 42-4 1/2. 3, Fletcher (LC) 42-1 1/2. 4, Taylor (LC) 42-1. Pole vault-1, Hattrup (MD) 14. 2, Sherman (MD) 13-6. 3, Imamura (LC) 13. 4, Loft (LC) 12-6. Discus-1, Loncosty (MD) 148-8. 2, Yamada (LC) 142-2. 3, Johnson (LC) 136-5. 4, Murphey (CV) 133-6. Javelin-1, Zimmerman (LC) 196-5 1/2. 2, Graff (MD) 187-5. 3, Nanny (LC) 174-0 1/2. 4, King (MD) 156-2. Shot put-1, Shaw (LC) 53-10. 2, Magee (MD) 51-9. 3, Sulpizio (MD) 50-7. 4, Murphey (CV) 45-8 1/2.

GIRLS

Mead 88, Lewis and Clark 62. Lewis and Clark 87, Central Valley 63. Mead 125, Central Valley 25.

100-1, Kennedy (LC) 12.9. 2, Dahlstrom (MD) 13.2. 3, Weaver (LC) 13.3. 4, Banaugh (MD) 13.3. 200-1, Siler (LC) 25.7. 2, Cook (MD) 27. 3, Banaugh (MD) 27.1. 4, Lane (MD) 28.3. 400-1, Codd (MD) 56.4. 2, Siler (LC) 59. 3, Hund (MD) 62.5. 4, Rogers (MD) 63. 800-1, Steinerson (MD) 2:27.3. 2, Greenwood (LC) 2:29. 3, Byrum (CV) 2:29.1. 4, Farnesworth (MD) 2:29.7. 1,600-1, Lake (CV) 5:17. 2, Steinerson (MD) 5:22.6. 3, Greenwood (LC) 5:23.5. 4, Momany (LC) 5:29.2. 3,200-1, Momany (LC) 12:03.7. 2, Steinerson (MD) 12:12.4. 3, Torpie (MD) 12:15.5. 4, Miller (CV) 12:21.6. 100 high hurdles-1, Silver (MD) 16.5. 2, Haley (CV) 16.7. 3, Bech (LC) 16.8. 4, Prach (MD) 16.9. 300 low hurdles-1, Silver (MD) 48.5. 2, Scholfield (CV) 49.4. 3, Prach (MD) 49.8. 4, Haley (CV) 49.9. 400 relay-1, Mead 49.5. 2, Lewis and Clark 50.3. 800 relay-1, Lewis and Clark 1:44. 2, Mead 1:45.3. 3, Central Valley 1:55.7. 1,600 relay-1, Mead 4:10.2. 2, Central Valley 4:19. High jump-1, Chumov (LC) 5-0. 2, Winston (MD) 5-0. 3, Nicol (MD) 4-10. 4, Wetherholt (LC) 4-10. Long jump-1, Kennedy (LC) 17. 2, Redmon (MD) 15-6. 3, Dahlstrom (MD) 15-4 1/2. 4, Turner (MD) 15-0 1/2. Triple jump-1, Wetherholt (LC) 33-4 3/4. 2, Brett (MD) 32-1 1/2. 3, Strasser (LC) 31-11. 4, Turner (MD) 31-3. Pole vault-1, Yearout (LC) 9-6. 2, Turner (MD) 9-6. 3, Clark (MD) 9-6. 4, Petrini (MD) 8-6. Discus-1, Huchinson (MD) 120-6. 2, Weaver (LC) 113-8. 3, Puletasi (MD) 105-9. 4, Fluno (CV) 98-9. Javelin-1, Huchinson (MD) 106-4. 2, Weaver (LC) 113-8. 3, Puletasi (MD) 105-9. 4, Fluno (CV) 98-9. Shot put-1, Hutchinson (MD) 41-2. 2, Puhek (CV) 36-3 1/2. 3, Szoke (CV) 34-8 1/2. 4, Puletasi (MD) 33-9 1/2.

At Gonzaga Prep

BOYS

Gonzaga Prep 73, University 70; North Central 74, Gonzaga Prep 71; North Central 78, University 67.

100-1, Roark (NC) 11.2. 2, Bogyo (Uni) 11.7. 3, Condon (GP) 11.8. 4, Morris (NC) 11.8. 200-1, Horton (Uni) 23.2. 2, Curtiss (GP) 23.4. 3, Herrera (Uni) 23.6. 4, Morris (NC) 23.6. 400-1, Curtiss (GP) 52.3. 2, Horton (Uni) 52.7. 3, Jones (GP) 53.1. 4, Morris (NC) 53.4. 800-1, Dean (NC) 1:58.2. 2, Kimpel (NC) 2:00. 3, Alexander (GP) 2:02. 4, Avilla (NC) 2:06.7. 1,600-1, Tyler (NC) 4:38.5. 2, Avilla (NC) 4:40.1. 3, Hicks (NC) 4:41. 4, Boden (Uni) 4:47.5. 3,200-1, Tyler (NC) 9:54. 2, Hicks (NC) 10:01.7. 3, Gregory (GP) 10:05.1. 4, Maly (NC) 10:26.5. 110 high hurdles-1, Butler (NC) 15.9. 2, Kunz (GP) 16.0. 3, Carlson (Uni) 16.4. 4, Conanan (Uni) 17.2. 300 low hurdles-1, Wilson (GP) 40.9. 2, Carlson (Uni) 41.8. 3, Patton (NC) 43.3. 4, Lawrence (GP) 43.6. 400 relay-1, University 45.5. 2, Gonzaga Prep 45.7. 3, North Central 45.9. 1,600 relay-1, Gonzaga Prep 3:35.1. 2, North Central 3:40.6. 3, University 3:41.9. High jump-1, Brayton (NC) 6-6. 2, Lampe (GP) 6-2. 3, Evans (NC) 5-8. 4, Kunz (GP) 5.1. Long jump-1, McKenna (GP) 19-8. 2, Curtiss (GP) 19-4. 3, Nelson (Uni) 18-8. 4, Bajric (NC) 18-7. Triple jump-1, Brayton (NC) 40-11. 2, Martin (NC) 39-8 1/2. 3, McKenna (GP) 39-6. 4, Blaska (Uni) 39-2. Pole vault-1, Ditto (Uni) 13-0. 2, Mitchell (Uni) 12-6. 3, Walters (NC) 11-6. 4, Carlson (NC) 11-0. Discus-1, Hopkins (Uni) 138-0. 2, Lee (GP) 122-2. 3, Germany (Uni) 119-1. 4, Baddeley (Uni) 109-5. Javelin-1, O’Hair (Uni) 157-2. 2, Lackman (NC) 147-0. 3, Poole (Uni) 145-0 1/4. 4, Nole (Uni) 144-2. Shot put-1, Hopkins (Uni) 48-0 1/2. 2, Bogoy (Uni) 44-8. 3, Allen (GP) 42-1 1/4. 4, Baddeley (Uni) 41-4 3/4.

GIRLS

Gonzaga Prep 75, University 75; North Central 99, Gonzaga Prep 51; North Central 88, University 62.

100-1, Egland (NC) 13.4. 2, Messling (Uni) 13.5. 3, Lively (NC) 13.7. 4, Pennings (GP) 13.8. 200-1, Fiorillo (NC) 26.6. 2, Lindsay (GP) 26.8. 3, Fuchs (Uni) 27.0. 4, Egland (NC) 27.2. 400-1, Fuchs (Uni) 59.6. 2, Lindsay (GP) 60.4. 3, O’Hare (NC) 61.7. 4, Padon (GP) 61.9. 800-1, Graesser (NC) 2:22.6. 2, Hailey (GP) 2:23.2. 3, Thatcher (Uni) 2:25.3. 4, Vandermause (GP) 2:26.1. 1,600-1, Graesser (NC) 5:16.8. 2, Hailey (GP) 5:22.8. 3, Thatcher (Uni) 5:27.7. 4, Fridye (Uni) 5:36.9. 3,200-1, Doohan (GP) 11:52.3. 2, Fridye (Uni) 12:00.7. 3, Owens (Uni) 12:30.3. 4, Harris (NC) 12:50.6. 100 high hurdles-1, Fuchs (Uni) 16.9. 2, Kubik (NC) 17.1. 3, Emoto (NC) 17.8. 4, Mackin (GP) 17.9. 300 low hurdles-1, Emoto (NC) 52.1. 2, Condon (GP) 52.2. 3, Melton (Uni) 51.9. 4, Thorson-Geile (Uni) 52.3. 400 relay-1, North Central 51.9. 2, Gonzaga Prep 54.6. 3, University 57.7. 800 relay-1, North Central 1:50. 2, University 1:51.6. 3, Gonzaga Prep 1:51.9. 1,600 relay-1, Gonzaga Prep 4:06.3. 2, University 4:09.2. 3, North Central 4:37.4. High jump-1, Graybeal (NC) 5-1. 2, Stierwalt (NC) 4-10. 3, Nitta (GP) 4-8. 4, Peterson (Uni) 4-8. Long jump-1, Baker (NC) 14-10. 2, Barnes (Uni) 14-4. 3, Evanson (Uni) 14-2. 4, Leach (Uni) 14-0. Triple jump-1, Barnes (Uni) 34-2. 2, Stierwalt (NC) 32-10 1/2. 3, Graybeal (NC) 32-6. 4, Leach (Uni) 31-8. Pole vault-1, Harless (GP) 10-0. 2t, Brinken (Uni) 9-0. 2t, Kruger (NC) 9-0. 4, Forsyth (NC) 8-6. Discus-1, Wordell (NC) 120-1 1/2. 2, Baker (Uni) 113-2. 3, Kuhar-Pitters (GP) 102-5. 4, Hasenkamp (Uni) 101-5. Javelin-1, DePaolo (NC) 117-8. 2, Michelson (NC) 105-2. 3, Benage (GP) 104-3. 4, Kerr (NC) 101-9. Shot put-1, Wordell (NC) 35-3 1/2. 2, Kuhar-Pitters (GP) 33-8 3/4. 3, Day (NC) 33-5 1/2. 4, Baker (Uni) 33-3 3/4.

At East Valley

BOYS

Gonzaga Prep 79, East Valley 57. Mt. Spokane 81, East Valley 64. Ferris 86, Mt. Spokane 59.

100-1, Jennings (Fer) 10.5. 2, Bunkelman (EV) 11.3. 3, Watkins (Fer) 11.3. 4, Murphy (Fer) 11.5. 200-1, Parker (EV) 22.2. 2, Murphy (Fer) 23.1. 3, Shepard (MtS) 23.4. 4, Bellomy (EV) 23.6. 400-1, Parker (EV) 49.2.. 2, Zimmerman (Fer) 52.0. 3, Pedey (MtS) 55.5. 4, Simon (Fer) 56.3. 800-1, Hickerson (Fer) 1:59.2. 2, Devlin (Fer) 2:02. 3, Quackenbush (Fer) 2:03.8. 4, Goodrich (MtS) 2:04.6. 1,600-1, Schroeder (MtS) 4:27.8. 2, Brown (Fer) 4:28.1. 3, Quackenbush (Fer) 4:23.3. 4, LaPlante (Fer) 4:32. 3,200-1, P.Maloney (Fer) 9:55.6. 2, Hawkins (Fer) 9:56.6. 3, Goodrich (MtS) 10:29.1. 4, S.Maloney (Fer) 10:38.3. 110 high hurdles-1, Armstrong (EV) 14.5. 2, Karstetter (Fer) 15. 3, Bowers (EV) 15. 4, Pimentel (MtS) 15.5. 300 low hurdles-1, Armstrong (EV) 39.5. 2, Karstetter (Fer) 41.0. 3, Pimentel (MtS) 41.5. 4, Bowers (EV) 42.6. 400 relay-1, Mt. Spokane 46.1. 1,600 relay-1, East valley 3:26.2. 2, Ferris 3:28.2. 3, Mt. Spokane 3:45.2. High jump-1, Karstetter (Fer) 6-2. 2, Ryan (MtS) 6-0. 3, Manuwich (MtS) 5-8. 4, Larson (MtS) 5-6. Long jump-1, Jared (MtS) 20-5 3/4. 2, Bunkelman (EV) 20-4 3/4. 3, Winant (Fer) 19-9 1/2. 4, Simon (Fer) 19-7 1/4. Triple jump-1, Milsap (Fer) 42-0. 2, Larson (MtS) 41-1. 3, Bunkelman (EV) 40-6 1/2. 4, Hatkic (MtS) 40-5. Pole vault-1, Adams (EV) 12-6. 2, Johnson (MtS) 11-6. 3, Walsh (Fer) 10-6. 4, Baker (EV) 10-6. Discus-1, Schneider (MtS) 145-10. 2, Schniedmiller (MtS) 140-4. 3, Millsap (Fer) 139-9. 4, Stevens (EV) 133-9. Javelin-1, Stuart (Fer) 157-7. 2, Rayn (MtS) 141-1. 3, Kolcum (Fer) 139-8. 4, Ames (EV) 136-0. Shot put-1, Weed (EV) 46-7. 2, Dorr (EV) 45-3. 3, Wenice (Fer) 42-9 1/2. 4, Pierce (EV) 44-9.

GIRLS

Ferris 87, East Valley 63. East Valley 88, Mt. Spokane 59. Ferris 95, Mt. Spokane 55.

100-1, Lin (Fer) 12.4. 2, Bourgeous (EV) 12.4. 3, Nelson (Fer) 12.7. 4, Shearer (EV) 12.8. 200-1, Lin (Fer) 26. 2, Shearer (EV) 26.4. 3, Nelson (Fer) 26.7. 4, Williamson (EV) 27.2. 400-1, Bates (Fer) 1:01.9. 2, Stultz (Fer) 1:03.1. 3, Versteeg (Fer) 1:04.9. 4, Quann (Fer) 1:05.1. 800-1, Zalud (MtS) 2:27.9. 2, Bates (Fer) 2:31. 3, Lowe (EV) 2:38.5. 4, Borja (EV) 2:39.5. 1,600-1, Zalud (MtS) 5:36. 2, Bergam (EV) 5:38.3. 3, Pomante (MtS) 5:41.5. 4, Borja (EV) 5:53.4. 3,200-1, Klier (MtS) 12:13.8. 2, Bergam (EV) 12:23.8. 3, Borja (EV) 12:43.3. 4, Nick (Fer) 12:45.4. 100 high hurdles-1, McNamee (Fer) 15.1. 2, Bourgeous (EV) 15.2. 3, Galloway (Fer) 16.2. Davis (Fer) 16.5. 300 low hurdles-1, Bourgeous (EV) 46.2. 2, McNamee (Fer) 46.9. 3, Galloway (Fer) 47.7. 4, LaFayette (EV) 48.1. 400 relay-1, Ferris 50.1. 2, East Valley 51.2. 3, Mt. Spokane 51.8. 800 relay-1, Ferris 1:47.6. 2, East Valley 1:49.7. 3, Mt. Spokane 1:54.0. 1,600 relay-1, Mt. Spokane 4:13.5. 2, Ferris 4:17.2. High jump-1, McNamee (Fer) 5-2. 2, Hartshorn (EV) 4-10. 3, Runkel (MtS) 4-10. 4, Galloway (Fer) 4-10. Long jump-1, Schuerch (EV) 16-6. 2, Galloway (Fer) 15-6. 3, Berna (Fer) 15-3 1/2. 4, Peterson (MtS) 15-3. Triple jump-1, Schuerch (EV) 34-7. 2, Burna (Fer) 34-5. 3, Dunning (EV) 34-0. 4, Davis (Fer) 33-10. Pole vault-1, Roskelley (MtS) 12-6. 2, Mueller (Fer) 9-6. 3, Dunning (EV) 9-6. Amanda C (MtS) 9-0. Discus-1, S.Domiano (MtS) 125-7. 2, Romanchuck (Fer) 117-2. 3, R.Domiano 11-1. 4, Hinkle (Fer) 104-8. Javelin-1, Snyder (MtS) 127-4. 2, Banks (MtS) 126-1. 3, Goldman (MtS) 112-9. 4, Lucas (EV) 111-9. Shot put-1, Romanchuck (Fer) 39-0 1/4. 2, S.Domiano (MtS) 36-9. 3, Tate (EV) 33-2. 4, Hinkle (Fer) 32-0.

At Shadle Park

BOYS

Shadle Park 97, Rogers 46.

100-1, Gaines (Rog) 11.1. 2, Engstrom (SP) 11.3. 3, Peterson (Rog) 11.4. 200-1, Gaines (Rog) 23.3. 2, Washington (SP) 23.6. 3, Peterson (Rog) 23.8. 400-1, Underhill (SP) 54.4. 2, Lehman (Rog) 55.6. 3, Jordan (SP) 55.7. 800-1, Renz (SP) 2:05.3. 2, Anderson (Rog) 2:10.9. 1,600-1, Renz (SP) 4:37.5. 2, Slaughter (SP) 4:46.2. 3, Mace (Rog) 4:56.3. 3,200-1, Miller (SP) 9:37.7. 2, Muce (Rog) 10.36. 3, Mededovic (Rog) 11:10.4. 110 high hurdles-1, Walker (SP) 15.5. 2, Hall (SP) 16.4. 3, Daley (SP) 17.7. 300 low hurdles-1, Hall (SP) 41.6. 2, Daley (SP) 46.5. 3, Othmer (SP) 49.2. 400 relay-1, Shadle Park 46.9. 1,600 relay-1, Shadle Park 3:41.4. 2, Shadle Park (B) 4:07.7. High jump-1, Hall (SP) 5-10. 2, Lemry (SP) 5-10. 3, Engstrom (SP) 5-8. Long jump-1, Schuetzle (SP) 20-7. 2, Peterson (Rog) 19-5. 3, Strantz (Rog) 19-0. Triple jump-1, Schuetzle (SP) 41-3 1/4. 2, Shantz (Rog) 38-4 1/2. 3, Washington (SP) 36-11. Pole vault-1, Cheney (SP) 10-0. 2, Knapp (SP) 9-6. Discus-1, Smith (Rog) 130-4. 2, Anderson (Rog) 127-3. 3, Earls-Lee (SP) 125-6. Javelin-1, Binschus (Rog) 166-0. 2, Lemrey (SP) 159-5. 3, Little (SP) 149-7. Shot put-1, Earls-Lee (SP) 44-10. 2, Anderson (Rog) 44-9 1/2. 3, Acker (SP) 39-7.

GIRLS

Shadle Park 121, Rogers 25.

100-1, Carlson (SP) 12.4. 2, Norris (SP) 13.5. 3, Sipraseuth (Rog) 13.8. 200-1, Brown (SP) 26.7. 2, Sleizer (SP) 29.4. 3, Harbison (Rog) 29.8. 400-1, Wagley (SP) 1:07.2. 2, Harbson (Rog) 1:07.3. 3, Knutson (Rog) 1:19.6. 800-1, Nelson (SP) 2:19.7. 2, Before (SP) 2:26. 3, Wood (SP) 2:27.7. 1,600-1, Vargo (Rog) 5:42.8. 2, Underhill (SP) 5:52.4. 3, Walker (SP) 5:59. 3,200-1, Norman (SP) 13:13.2. 2, Murray (Rog) 13:18.8. 3, Pemberton (SP) 13:34.7. 100 high hurdles-1, DeLong (SP) 15.2. 2, Norris (SP) 17.7. 3, DeZellem (SP) 17.8. 300 low hurdles-1, Guske (SP) 48.0. 2, DeZellem (SP) 50.4. 3, Norris (SP) 52.7. 400 relay-1, Shadle Park 51.1. 2, Rogers 56.6. 800 relay-1, Shadle Park 1:48.6. 2, Rogers 2:02.7. 1,600 relay-1, Shadle Park 4:43.2. 2, Rogers 4:43.2. High jump-1, Brown (SP) 5-4. 2, Esparza (SP) 4-8. 3, Redmond (SP) 4-4. Long jump-1, Humphrey (SP) 14-6. 2, Dezellem (SP) 14-3 1/2. 3, Sipraseuth (Rog) 14-0 1/2. Triple jump-1, Neimeier (SP) 32-3 3/4. 2, Humphrey (SP) 29-10 3/4. 3, Rector (SP) 29-8. Pole vault-1, Rector (SP) 8-0. Discus-1, McCord (Rog) 90-1. 2, Willmann (SP) 88-6. 3, Hustor (SP) 78-4. Javelin-1, Nichols (SP) 123-4. 2, Bishop (SP) 102-1. 3, Rogers (SP) 83-8. Shot put-1, McCord (Rog) 31-2 1/2. 2, Willmann (SP) 30-6 1/4. 3, Booey (SP) 29-2 1/2.

Great Northern League

At Cheney

BOYS

Cheney 105, Medical Lake 31; Cheney 102, Riverside 39; Riverside 79, Medical Lake 60.

100-1, Fregoso (Che) 10.7. 2, Sounders (ML) 11.2. 3, Martin (Che) 11.5. 200-1, Steele (Che) 22.5. 2, Fregoso (Che) 22.5. 3, Sounders (ML) 22.9. 400-1, Sounders (ML) 51.8. 2, Krehoff (Riv) 52.6. 3, Steele (Che) 54.3. 800-1, Kuula (Che) 2:03.3. 2, Schmidt (Che) 2:12.7. 3, Rogers (Riv) 2:16.4. 1,600-1, Chander (Riv) 4:38.4. 2, Jacob (ML) 4:40.8. 3, Zachman (Che) 4:52.8. 3,200-1, Issa (Che) 10:45.7. 2, Martin (Che) 10:54.7. 3, Daly (ML) 11:28.8. 110 high hurdles-1, Lester (Riv) 16.3. 2, Mueller (ML) 16.9. 3, Plummer (Che) 18.1. 300 low hurdles-1, Lester (Riv) 42.2. 2, Mueller (ML) 44.9. 3, Anderson (Che) 45.7. 400 relay-1, Cheney 45.3. 2, Riverside 46.5. 3, Medical Lake 48.5. 1,600 relay-1, Riverside 3:41.3. 2, Cheney 3:42.2. 3, Medical Lake 3:44.4. High jump-1, Hardie (Che) 6-0. 2, Thompson (ML) 6-0. 3, Payne (Riv) 6-0. Long jump-1, Cleary (Che) 18-09 1/2. 2, Larson (Che) 18-01 3/4. 3, Youmans (Che) 17-09 3/4. Triple jump-1, Larson (Che) 39-07. 2, Youmans (Che) 38-10 1/4. 3, Shellabarger (Che) 36-10 3/4. Pole vault-1, Bode (Riv) 9-06. 2, Grambo (Che) no height. 3, Hinson (ML) no height. Discus-1, Jones (Che) 158-05. 2, Rogers (Che) 137-04. 3, Coffin (Che) 106-11. Javelin-1, Parker (Che) 145-06. 2, Hansen (Che) 142-03. 3, Thompson (ML) 134-03. Shot put-1, Jones (Che) 48-04 1/2. 2, Quisenberry (Che) 42-09 1/2. 3, Jones (ML) 38-04.

GIRLS

Cheney 134, Medical Lake 16; Cheney 118, Riverside 32; Riverside 106, Medical Lake 43.

100-1, Mauer (Che) 12.3. 2, Simmons (Che) 12.6. 3, Stralser (Che) 13.2. 200-1, Swenson (Che) 27.4. 2, Palmer (Che) 27.6. 3, Wood (Riv) 28.1. 400-1, Simmons (Che) 1:00.6. 2, Proppeck (ML) 1:02.5. 3, Weatherbee (Che) 1:03.7. 800-1, Ganyo (ML) 2:24.9. 2, Miller (Che) 2:28.4. 3, Dye (Riv) 2:28.9. 1,600-1, Dye (Riv) 5:39.9. 2, Brown (Che) 5:48.3. 3, Wilson (Riv) 5:50.8. 3,200-1, Wilson (Riv) 12:44.1. 2, Seitz (Riv) 14:00.5 3, Bockstruck (Che) 14:09.9. 100 high hurdles-1, Lauber (Che) 16.2. 2, McKinney (Riv) 16.6. 3, Walter (Che) 17.2. 300 low hurdles-1, Breen (Che) 49.9. 2, Walter (Che) 52.7. 3, McKinney (Riv) 52.8. 400 relay-1, Cheney 52.2. 2, Riverside 52.5. 3, Medical Lake 55.2. 800 relay-1, Cheney 1:51. 2, Medical Lake 1:55.9. 3, Riverside 1:58.5. 1,600 relay-1, Cheney 4:19.4. 2, Riverside 4:23.2. 3, Medical Lake 5:26.6 High jump-1, Ham (Che) 5-02. 2, Proppeck (ML) 4-10. 3, Dehner (Che) 4-10. Long jump-1, Lauber (Che) 16-04 3/4. 2, Walter (Che) 14-10 1/2. 3, Breen (Che) 14-02 1/2. Triple jump-1, McCormick (Che) 33-06. 2, Mauer (Che) 32-07 1/2. 3, Ham (Che) 31-09. Pole vault-1, Vedder (Che) 10-06. 2, Moorehead (Riv) 7-06. 3, Alton (Che) 7-0. Discus-1, Igbinoba (Che) 106-04. 2, Rhoads (Che) 78-0. 3, Vincent (ML) 77-11. Javelin-1, Palk (Che) 115-08. 2, Pavlish (Che) 100-07. 3, Gaddy (Che) 93-0. Shot put-1, Marshall (Riv) 31-03 1/4. 2, Herra (Che) 29-04 3/4. 3, Vincent (ML) 27-10 1/2.

At West Valley

BOYS

Pullman 80, Colville 64; West Valley 83, Colville 59; West Valley 79, Pullman 66.

100-1, Pring (WV) 11.4. 2, Baldini (Pul) 11.4. 3, Roberts (Col) 11.6. 200-1, Badini (Pul) 23.0. 2, Dumas (Col) 23.7. 3, Pring (WV) 23.8. 400-1, Pring (WV) 53.5. 2, Hodge (Pul) 53.5. 3, Dahlstrom (WV) 55.2. 800-1, Keroack (WV) 2:03.9. 2, Hanson (WV) 2:14.8. 3, White (WV) 2:15.3. 1,600-1, Keroack (WV) 4:33.2. 2, White (WV) 4:42.1. 3, Hartmeier (WV) 4:43.3 3,200-1, Rose (Col) 9:56.3. 2, Degenhardt (WV) 10:01.7. 3, Hartmeier (WV) 10:28.6. 110 high hurdles-1, Turtle (Pul) 16.4. 2, Hooks (Pul) 16.8. 3, Haffner (WV) 16.8. 300 low hurdles-1, Hooks (Pul) 42.3. 2, Turtle (Pul) 43.6. 3, Krautkraemer (Pul) 44.9. 400 relay-1, Colville 45.2. 2, Pullman 45.9. 3, West Valley 45.9. 1,600 relay-1, Pullman 3:36.3. 2, West Valley 3:36.4. High jump-1, Dumas (Col) 6-02. 2, Lafountain (WV) 6-0. 2, Almas (Col) 6-0. Long jump-1, Almas (Col) 19-0. 2, Luu (Col) 18-10 1/2. 3, McIntyre (WV) 18-06. Triple jump-1, T. Keithley (Pul) 40-02 3/4. 2, Almas (Col) 40-02. 3, Rose (WV) 37-04. Pole vault-1, L. Keithley (Pul) 11-09. 2, T. Keithley (Pul) 10-06. 3, Olin (Pul) 10-0. Discus-1, Adams (Col) 136-03. 2, Gorst (Col) 121-05. 3, Wheeler (Pul) 114-07. Javelin-1, Musson (Col) 211-02. 2, Rose (WV) 159-0. 3, Melkonyan (WV) 151-06. Shot put-1, Pacheo (WV) 41-03 1/4. 2, Guzman (WV) 41-0 3/4. 3, Adams (Col) 40-0 1/2.

GIRLS

Pullman 105, Colville 37; West Valley 103, Colville 43; West Valley 78, Pullman 71.

100-1, Almy (WV) 12.89. 2, Al-Hassan (Pul) 12.9. 3, Gauche (Col) 13.0. 200-1, Almy (WV) 27.0. 2, Al-Hassan (Pul) 27.2. 3, Luu (Col) 27.4. 400-1, Al-Hassan (Pul) 1:02.7. 2, Nordby (WV) 1:03.2. 3, Druffel (Pul) 1:03.6. 800-1, Druffel (Pul) 2:27.3. 2, Hughes (WV) 2:32.8. 3, Greene (Pul) 2:36.2. 1,600-1, Hughes (WV) 5:43.6. 2, Greene (Pul) 5:52.4. 3, Rubright (WV) 5:53.2. 3,200-1, Williams (Col) 11:29. 2, Hughes (WV) 11:48. 3, Druffel (Pul) 11:50. 100 high hurdles-1, Mauro (WV) 16.4. 2, Myron (Pul) 17.3. 3, Sprangenberg (Pul) 17.7. 300 low hurdles-1, Mauro (WV) 49.6. 2, Sprangenberg (Pul) 50.2. 3, Hamdan (Col) 54.9. 400 relay-1, Colville 51.9. 2, West Valley 52.4. 3, Pullman 52.6. 800 relay-1, Colville 1:50.8. 2, Pullman 1:51. 3, West Valley 2:05. 1,600 relay-1, Pullman 4:16.6. 2, West Valley 4:26.8. High jump-1, Wold (WV) 4-10. 1, Mauro (WV) 4-10. 3, Vleck (Pul) 4-06. Long jump-1, Almy (WV) 16-08 1/2. 2, Gauche (Col) 15-10. 3, Nordby (WV) 13-07 1/4. Triple jump-1, Wold (WV) 31-09 3/4. 2, Hanjnal (Pul) 29-10 1/2. 3, Hodge (Pul) 28-10 1/2. Pole vault-1, Al-Hassan (Pul) 8-06. 1, Wold (WV) 8-06. 3, Carpenter (WV) 7-06. Discus-1, Albrecht (Pul) 128-01. 2, Kenney (WV) 127-04. 3, James (Pul) 94-01. Javelin-1, Walker (Pul) 107-0. 2, Carpenter (WV) 94-02. 3, Al-Hassan (Pul) 88-02. Shot put-1, Albrecht (Pul) 42-01. 2, Kenney (WV) 38-0 1/4. 3, Walker (Pul) 34-09 3/4.

Moves

BASEBALL

American League

LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Purchased the contract of INF Brandon Wood from Salt Lake (PCL). Transferred OF Juan Rivera from the 15- to the 60-day DL.

National League

HOUSTON ASTROS—Placed RHP Rick White on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract of LHP Stephen Randolph from Round Rock (PCL).

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Optioned LHP Matt Smith to Ottawa (IL). Recalled LHP Fabio Castro from Ottawa.

PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Placed C Humberto Cota on the 15-day DL. Recalled C-1B-OF Ryan Doumit from Indianapolis (IL).

Northern League

GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS—Agreed to terms with OF Bernard Caston, C Brett Wallace and RHP Stephen Obenchain.

KANSAS CITY T-BONES—Agreed to terms with LHP Matt Schweitzer.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Agreed to terms with DE Charles Grant, on a seven-year contract extension.

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed RB Michael Turner to a one-year contract.

Canadian Football League

CALGARY STAMPEDERS—Signed QB Akili Smith, DL Alonzo Jackson and LB Matt Grootegoed.

TORONTO ARGONAUTS—Signed DB DeRodick Nash and WR-DB Toby Atawo.

HOCKEY

National Hockey League

BOSTON BRUINS—Agreed to terms with G Hannu Toivonen on a one-year contract extension.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS—Re-signed F Boyd Devereaux to a two-year contract.

COLLEGE

BARTON—Announced the resignation of Gary Hall, men’s soccer coach.

BOSTON COLLEGE—Named Jack Bicknell Jr. assistant head football coach and offensive line coach.

CARROLL, MONTANA—Announced the resignation of Mark Hiemenz, women’s soccer coach, to become women’s assistant soccer coach at Boise State.

CONNECTICUT—Announced C Hasheem Thabeet will not make himself available for the NBA draft.

DUQUESNE—Named Greg Gary men’s assistant basketball coach.

EMORY—Announced the resignation of Betsy Stephenson, director of athletics, effective sometime in June.

HOFSTRA—Announced men’s basketball sophomore F Chris Gadley will transfer to Canisius.

MARQUETTE—Announced sophomore G Dominic James will make himself available for the NBA draft.

MCNEESE STATE—Named Broderick Fobbs wide receiver coach.

MISSISSIPPI—Announced the retirement of Carol Ross, women’s basketball coach. Named Renee Ladner women’s basketball coach.

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