Bi-County Boys

Reardan 74, Ritzville 54

At Reardan, Joe Holwegner scored 24 points to lead the Indians (13-8) past the Broncos (8-13) in the beginning of the double-elimination portion of the tournament.

Reardan jumped to a 26-8 lead in the first quarter as Ritzville converted just three field goals.

Things weren’t much better for the Broncos at the foul line, as Ritzville made 11 of 24 attempts.

When the tourney continues today, the Indians will play Almira/ Coulee-Hartline for a chance to advance to the championship. The Broncos will meet Valley Christian in a loser-out game.

Ritzville 8 19 16 11 - 54 Reardan 26 13 18 17 - 74

RITZVILLE Russel 5, S.Galbreath 2, J.Galbreath 6, DeVore 4, Noble 0, Boness 4, Duff 0, Roberg 13, Barden 0, Roth 13, Weber 5, Powers 2.

REARDAN Titchenal 2, Jones 2, Lane 0, Graham 4, Soliday 15, Krupke 3, Jenkin 3, Schultz 10, Harkness 6, Holwegner 24, Blomgren 2, Flaa 1.

W-C 61, Davenport 60

Matt McMurray scored six of his 21 points in the third quarter to rally the Wilbur-Creston Wildcats (12-9) past the Gorillas (10-12).

W-C overcame a 28-25 halftime deficit with a 23-point third period.

The Wildcats will play SpragueHarrington for an opportunity to advance to the title game. Davenport will play Lind in a loser-out game.

Wilbur-Creston 13 10 23 15 - 61 Davenport 11 17 15 17 - 60

WILBUR-CRESTON Gochenour 4, Leonard 0, L.Katich 9, Turner 14, Harris 0, Kuchenbuch 4, Bahr 2, McMurray 21, S.Katich 5, Nelson 0.

DAVENPORT Hogan 19, Swain 6, Parsons 2, Goodman 3, Turnbough 15, Deal 10, Hammond 2, Telecky 0.

Sprague-Harrngtn 61, Lind 47

Ryan Floyd had 17 points and the third-ranked Falcons (21-0) remained unbeaten by defeating the Bulldogs (10-12).

Floyd scored seven of his points in the second quarter as S-H took a commanding 29-15 lead.

Lind 7 8 13 19 - 47 Sprague-Harr. 10 19 18 14 - 61

LIND Keltz 10, Watson 17, Montejano 6, Schrenk 12, Palmer 0, Pennel 2, Ruiz 0, Dutton 0.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Newcomb 4, Floyd 17, Bly 9, Korby 4, Putney 0, Countryman 3, Schmitt 2, Hattrup 12, Carper 0, Colbert 10.

ACH 55, Valley Christian 50

Pat Anderson scored nine of his 19 in the second quarter to lift the Warriors (17-4) over the Panthers (12-10).

ACH outscored Valley Christian 21-7 from the foul line.

Valley Christian 12 14 11 13 - 50 ACH 10 16 14 15 - 55

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Schlafmann 0, Tobin 3, M.Spuler 0, P.Spuler 4, Harken 17, Sandin 5, Wright 2, Asbury 7, Sears 0, Gerrells 12.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Pierce 4, Murray 0, Elder 6, Cunningham 1, Janzen 0, Slahtasky 9, Carstensen 15, Roberts 1, Goodwin 0, Andersen 19.

BI-COUNTY GIRLS

ACH 42, Liberty 41

Laci Hunsaker made a pair of crucial baskets in the fourth quarter and the 10th-ranked Warriors (16-5) sidestepped an upset bid by the Lancers (9-12) as the double-elimination portion of the tournament began in Reardan.

Liberty trailed by four entering the final quarter but Amy Torguson, just back from a shoulder injury, scored six of her game-high 13 to trim the edge. Liberty made 12 of 15 free throws, ACH 8 of 13.

When the tournament continues today at the same site, ACH plays Davenport for a berth in the title game. Liberty meets Lind in a loser-out game.

Liberty 10 9 12 10 - 41 ACH 12 10 13 7 - 42

LIBERTY Cory 10, Farka 9, Ostheller 0, Matthew 2, Engle 0, Bothman 0, Dehn 7, Torguson 13.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Horter 2, Hennigh 12, Rock 4, Thiry 4, Peterson 10, Hunsaker 10, White 0, Durrant 0, Malone 0.

Davenport 78, Lind 22

Jennifer Stinson scored eight of her 22 in the fourth quarter, and Andee Marriott scored nine of her 20 in the second quarter, as the third-ranked Gorillas (20-1) defeated the Bulldogs (6-16).

Davenport held Lind scoreless in the second quarter, stretching its lead to 30 points. The damage could have been worse, as the Gorillas missed 13 of 18 free throws. Lind was 1 of 9 from the line.

Lind 10 0 3 12 - 25 Davenport 20 20 18 20 - 78

LIND Kulm 5, Sheckells 2, Mackey 0, Thompson 2, Rott 6, Willis 2, Snead 0, Davis 0, Fode 6, Horpedahl 2.

DAVENPORT Becker 2, K.Marriott 2, J.Emery 8, A.Marriott 20, Schreck 4, Pauls 0, Warwick 2, C.Emery 10, Jacobsen 1, Stinson 22, Mikelson 2, Cowdrey 5.

Reardan 61, Ritzville 41

Jackie Humphrey scored 12 of her 28 in the second quarter and made 10 of 12 free throws overall as the Indians (14-6) defeated the Broncos (12-9).

Humphrey made 6 of 7 free throws during her big quarter. Chelle Coleman of Ritzville made a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter.

The tournament-host Indians play W-C today for a berth in the title game. Ritzville plays Odessa in a loser-out game.

Ritzville 10 11 8 12 - 41 Reardan 11 16 14 20 - 61

RITZVILLE J.Hille 8, Coleman 8, Mitma 0, Kirkendall 8, Teske 0, Moeller 2, Wellsandt 4, Galbreath 0, Russel 3, E.Hille 2, Mock 6, Manke 0.

REARDAN Bocook 7, Humphrey 28, Echelbarger 2, Holwegner 2, Lovelady 2, Titchenal 7, Guhlke 0, Rohner 8, Soliday 1, Turner 0, Krupke 0, Supinger 4.

Wilb.-Creston 67, Odessa 43

Jessica Martin scored 10 of her 26 in the second quarter as the eighth-ranked Wildcats (18-2) defeated the Tigers (6-16).

Marci Smith made four 3-pointers for Odessa, including three in the first half.

Odessa 11 13 7 12 - 43 Wilbur-Creston 12 20 14 21 - 67

ODESSA N.Melcher 7, Hardung 0, Walter 11, Smith 16, Ramm 0, D.Melcher 2, Watters 0, Schmierer 3, Shaw 2, J.Melcher 2, Jeske 0.

WILBUR-CRESTON L.Arden 1, Deahl 0, Allen 14, Llewellyn 0, Grant 0, Martin 26, Russell 1, Krause 0, Haden 4, H.Arden 8, Bandy 11, Kunz 2.

WHITMAN COUNTY BOYS

T-O 56, Rosalia 48

At Endicott, Tim Freeburg had 12 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter as the Nighthawks (5-16) eliminated the Spartans (11-10).

Rosalia outrebounded Tekoa-Oakesdale 32-25, but the Spartans committed 19 turnovers.

Tekoa-Oakesdale will meet St.John-Endicott (9-11) today in a loser-out match-up.

Tekoa-Oakes. 8 17 9 22 - 56 Rosalia 10 12 12 14 - 48

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Graffis 6, Brown 4, Fox 2, Freeburg 24, Zehm 14, Mason 0, Crooks 6, Marsh 0, Wall 0.

ROSALIA Nereim 13, Naught 0, Maley 16, Webb 3, Scheele 3, Finley 3, Bruce 4, Blank 6, McLaughlin 0.

WHITMAN COUNTY GIRLS

Gar.-Palouse 55, Colton 40

At Endicott, Michelle Kennedy scored 18 as the Vikings (13-6) defeated the Wildcats (12-8) to advance to the championship game.

Gar-Pal will meet league champion and fourth-ranked St. John-Endicott (18-2) tonight for the No. 1 and 2 berths to the District 9-B Tournament.

Colton plays Monday against today’s winner between Tekoa-Oakesdale (13-8) and LaCrosse-Washtucna. Monday’s winner is No. 3 to district, while the loser is eliminated.

Colton 4 12 10 14 - 40 Garfield-Pal. 10 15 12 18 - 55

COLTON Buck 0, Wallace 6, Egland 0, S.Merk 12, Dudley 6, Meyer 0, Reisenauer 0, H.Merk 6, Giden 10, Arnhold 0.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Kennedy 18, Pfaff 6, Wroe 8, Coles 6, Main 10, Roper 3, Brown 2, Broughton 2, Cattrill 0, Sheldon 0, McCabe 0.

L-W 42, Rosalia 40 (OT)

Stacie Baumann scored the only points during overtime - a pair of free throws - as the LaCrosse-Washtucna Tigercats (9-12) eliminated the Spartans (7-13).

Rosalia led 39-35 with 20 seconds left in regulation. Jessica Daniel of L-W made the last of her six 3-pointers. Teammate Kelli Bruce hit two free throw with 14 seconds left for a 40-39 lead. Rosalia forced OT when Staci Bernard made a late free throw.

Rosalia 8 8 13 11 0 - 40 L-W 9 6 12 13 2 - 42

ROSALIA Nelson 4, A.Henning 0, Witte 2, Scheele 6, Bodey 0, L.L.Henning 2, McLaughlin 11, Brown 0, Bernard 15, Peringer 0, Willey 0.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Swenson 0, T.Camp 0, A.Camp 0, Daniel 24, Honn 3, Evans 0, Bay 2, Bruce 7, Thompson 0, Smith 2, Baumann 4, Bryan 0, Wigen 0.