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GSL roundup: Will Busse lifts West Valley boys over East Valley; Grace Kuhle paces Pullman girls past Rogers

From staff reports

Roundup of Tuesday’s high school boys and girls basketball action from the Greater Spokane League and Eastern Washington.

Boys

GSL 2A

West Valley 69, East Valley 24: Will Busse scored 13 points, Bryce Abbey added 11 and the Eagles (16-3, 10-1) beat the visiting Knights (3-16, 2-9). West Valley, which plays at Clarkston on Friday, has a one-game lead over Pullman in the league with one game to play. The teams split during the regular season.

Pullman 75, Rogers 66: Cade Rogers scored 22 points, Daniel Kwon added 21 and the visiting Greyhounds (14-5, 9-2) beat the Pirates (7-12, 3-8). Treshon Green led Rogers with 21 points. Pullman finishes the regular season on Friday at home against East Valley.

Northeast A

Riverside 75, Colville 44: Cole Waldron scored 18 points, Jake Graham added 14 and the Rams (14-4, 6-0) beat the visiting Crimson Hawks (7-13, 0-6). McKavry Maddox led Colville with 10 points.

Lakeside 48, Medical Lake 30: Luke Howie scored 21 points, Brady Haff added 13 and the Eagles (13-7, 4-2) beat the visiting Cardinals (12-8, 2-4). Owen Moffatt led Medical Lake with eight points. 

Girls

GSL 2A

Pullman 71, Rogers 21: Grace Kuhle scored 33 points and the visiting Greyhounds (12-7, 7-4) beat the Pirates (11-8, 6-5). Pullman is locked into the No. 3 seed to the district tournament.

West Valley 42, East Valley 30: Brynlee Ordinario scored 14 points and the Eagles (9-10, 5-6) beat the visiting Knights (3-16, 1-10). Weather Salinas-Taylor scored 15 points for East Valley. West Valley has a half-game lead over North Central for the district’s fourth seed and finishes the season at first-place Clarkston on Friday.

Northeast A

Lakeside 68, Medical Lake 42: Blakleigh White scored 34 points with 10 3-pointers and the Eagles (11-9, 5-1) beat the visiting Cardinals (6-13, 2-4). Adasha Gardner scored 14 points and Jocee Bryant added 12 for Medical Lake.

Colville 60, Riverside 26: The visiting Crimson Hawks (13-7, 5-1) beat the Rams (1-19, 0-6). Details were unavailable.