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GSL roundup: Karson Maze scores 19 points to lead Mead boys; Deer Park’s Brooklyn Coe passes career 1,000-point mark in win

By Dave Nichols daven@spokesman.com(509) 459-5441

From staff reports

Roundup of Friday’s Greater Spokane League boys and girls basketball action.

Boys

GSL 4A/3A

Mead 69, Lewis and Clark 48: Karson Maze scored 19 points and the visiting Panthers (8-3, 1-0) defeated the Tigers (2-11, 0-1). Bryce Lynd had 15 points and Brady Thornton added 12 for Mead. Gus Gehn led LC with 15 points.

Mt. Spokane 62, Ridgeline 38: Jaden Ghoreishi scored 17 points, Jake Lenberger added 15 and the visiting Wildcats (8-5, 1-0) beat the Falcons (4-7, 0-1). Caden Andreas led Ridgeline with 16 points and Jack Pell added 12.

Central Valley 71, Shadle Park 31: Orland Axton scored 18 points, Branson Olson added 14 and the Bears (6-6, 2-0) defeated the visiting Highlanders (3-9, 0-1). Carson Eickstadt led Shadle with 14 points.

Ferris 57, Cheney 56 (OT): Luke Roland scored 17 points with six rebounds and the Saxons (5-7, 1-0) edged the visiting Blackhawks (4-8, 0-1) in overtime. Cole Floyd had 12 points and six boards for Ferris. Juleon Horyst scored 21 points and Grayson Burton had 16 points with four 3-pointers for Cheney.

GSL 2A

North Central 58, Clarkston 52: Makai Daniels scored 13 points, Elijah Wright added 12 and the visiting Wolfpack (9-4, 3-1) outlasted the Bantams (5-7, 1-2). Niko Ah Hi led Clarkston with 17 points and Josh Hoffman added 14.

East Valley 67, Deer Park 51: Tyson Rigby scored 13 points, Malaki Nunn added 11 and the visiting Eagles (2-8, 1-1) beat the Stags (2-8, 0-3). Cooper Rich and Davin Kemano scored 12 points apiece for Deer Park.

West Valley 57, Pullman 47: Will Busse scored 17 points, Kaya Seyhanli added 15 and the visiting Eagles (10-1, 4-0) beat the Greyhounds (7-4, 2-1). Daniel Kwon led Pullman with 21 points.

Girls

GSL 4A/3A

Central Valley 89, Shadle Park 20: Brynn McGaughy led five in double figures with 15 points, despite sitting out the fourth quarter, and the Bears (11-0, 2-0) beat the visiting Highlanders (4-8, 0-1). Drae Domebo, Gabbie Wilson and Eden Sander added 14 points apiece for CV. It was Domebo’s first game of the season returning from injury. Makenzie Fager led Shadle Park with 13 points.

Mead 61, Lewis and Clark 29:  Addison Wells Morrison scored 17 points, Gracie Wenkheimer added 11 and the visiting Panthers (6-4, 1-0) topped the Tigers (7-6, 0-1). Rhiannon Kilgore led LC with 10 points.

Ridgeline 67, Mt. Spokane 30: Madi Crowley scored 23 points, Emma Myers added 22 and the Falcons (9-2, 1-0) handled the visiting Wildcats (5-7, 0-1). Sloane Gardner led Mt. Spokane with 11 points.

Ferris 70, Cheney 41: Brooke Chisholm led four in double figures with 19 points and the Saxons (4-8, 1-0) beat the visiting Blackhawks (4-8, 0-1). Mateia Eschenbacher scored 14 points, Julianna Lewis had 13 and Elyse Wevers added 19 points and a team-high seven rebounds for Ferris. Isabell Weed led Cheney with 12 points.

GSL 2A

Deer Park 58, East Valley 12: Ashlan Bryant scored 18 points, Emma Bryant and Brooklyn Coe added 14 apiece and the Stags (8-0, 3-0) handled the visiting Knights (2-8, 0-2). Coe, a senior, passed the 1,000-point mark for her career. Weather Salinas-Taylor led East Valley with seven points.

Pullman 50, West Valley 36: Grace Kuhle scored 22 points and the Greyhounds (6-5, 1-2) beat the visiting Eagles (6-5, 2-2). Avery Spunich led West Valley with 11 points.

Clarkston 81, North Central 31: Jaelyn McCormack-Marks scored 23 points with 10 assists and nine steals and the Bantams (10-2, 3-0) defeated the visiting Wolfpack (2-10, 2-2). Reese de Groot scored 13 points, Preslee Dempsey had 12 and Elle Leavitt added 10 for Clarkston. Arkayla Brown led NC with 13 points.