Greenwalt Gives Lancers Edge Against The Falcons

Area boys basketball

Travis Greenwalt made the biggest impression Friday when two of the Bi-County League’s top scorers faced off in Harrington.

Greenwalt, who averages 25.3, scored 33 as the Liberty Lancers (5-3, 3-1) rallied past the Sprague-Harrington Falcons 59-54 with 13-of-16 free-throw shooting in the second half.

David Countryman of the Falcons (2-6, 1-3) scored 28, more than eight points better than his season average.

Liberty 59, Spr.-Harr. 54

Liberty 7 19 18 15 - 59

Spr.-Harr. 20 14 15 5 - 54

LIBERTY B.Cory 5, Engle 0, Horlacher 14, J.Holling 0, Johnson 2, Cooper 5, Tee 0, Greenwalt 33.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Pelissier 0, Timm 9, Morton 2, Wagner 6, Carroll 5, Henry 0, Countryman 28, Smith 0, Thompson 4.

Wilbur-Creston 100, Lind 38

Mike Samuels and Kane Nelson combined for 17 rebounds to lead a 42-23 edge as the Wildcats (5-4, 3-2) beat the visiting Bulldogs (2-7, 1-4) at Wilbur.

Ceth Leonard added six assists for W-C, which hit the century mark with just four 3-pointers.

Lind 12 7 15 4 - 38

Wilbur-Creston 17 25 23 35 - 100

LIND Jo.Parkins 2, Olson 2, Williamson 0, Wills 11, Ja.Parkins 4, Dutton 10, Sheckells 9.

WILBUR-CRESTON Marchand 8, Leonard 8, Villars 7, Tonasket 19, Bahr 2, Samuels 10, Kuchenbuch 14, Nelson 14, Katich 15, Desautel 3.

V.Christian 73, Davenport 58

Michael Spuler and Jay King combined for 24 first-half points and the visiting Panthers (8-2, 2-2) held off the Gorillas (2-5, 0-3).

VC’s Tim Teterud added eight rebounds. Luke Hammond had 10 rebounds and made 7 of 9 field goals for Davenport, which closed within three points in the fourth quarter.

Valley Christian 22 12 16 23 - 73

Davenport 12 19 12 15 - 58

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Dahl 0, Schlafmann 0, Decker 5, Evans 4, Teterud 10, Spuler 24, Meyer 0, Jump 0, Sears 12, Gass 2, Sandin 4, King 12.

DAVENPORT Holderby 0, Buchanan 13, Orvis 4, Gunning 2, Telecky 13, Bailey 10, FitzPatrick 0, McClure 2, Hammond 14, Doucette 0, Becker 0, Rodenbough 0.

Ritzville 77, C.Heritage 45

John Galbreath scored 11 of his 22 in the second quarter and the visiting Broncos (10-0, 5-0) forced 32 turnovers in beating the Patriots (2-6, 0-5) at Edwall.

For CH, Joe Bell had 23 points and seven rebounds and Jason Bishop four blocked shots.

Ritzville 18 22 19 18 - 77

Christian Heritage 13 15 11 6 - 45

RITZVILLE Arlt 10, Benzel 0, Duff 9, Boness 12, Marcus 0, DeVore 5, J.Galbreath 22, S.Galbreath 4, Russel 15, Taylor 0.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Hill 2, Newbill 5, Bell 23, B.Bishop 9, J.Bishop 6, Bogle 0.

ACH 70, Odessa 48

The visiting Warriors (5-1, 4-1) held the Tigers (2-5, 2-3) to 11 defensive rebounds during the win. Odessa’s Troy Grall had seven of the rebounds.

ACHartline 12 19 24 15 - 70

Odessa 7 8 15 18 - 48

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE R.Higginbotham 3, Pierce 13, Elder 3, Leander 0, Pate 6, A.Higginbotham 9, Emerson 0, Goodwin 18, Evers 14, Durrant 4.

ODESSA Kramer 9, Starkel 2, Hardung 0, Floch 4, Carlson Jr. 4, G.Schafer 0, Z.Schafer 4, Pitts 4, Grall 10, Walter 0, Praetorius 11.

PANORAMA LEAGUE

St. George’s 53, NWC 46

Tom Deponty and Dan Kuney combined for 38 points and the visiting Dragons (5-3, 3-1) made 17 of 23 free throws to beat the Crusaders (3-5, 2-2) at Mead Junior High.

NWC shot just 38 percent from the floor.

St. George’s 12 14 8 19 - 53

NW Christian 13 8 5 20 - 46

ST. GEORGE’S D.Dhillon 4, DePonty 19, Blume 1, Sadler 6, Spencer 4, Kuney 19, Thompson 0.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Mortlock 9, Verduin 0, Smith 5, Affeldt 13, A.Crouch 14, M.Crouch 5, Wolf 0, Malott 0.

Curlew 94, Wellpinit 35

Gunner Olsen scored 26 and the visiting Cougars (6-2, 3-1) shot 67 percent from the floor to topple the Redskins (4-3, 2-2).

Wellpinit’s Perry Pakootas had seven assists.

Curlew 23 24 22 25 - 94

Wellpinit 12 4 5 14 -35

CURLEW J.Miller 8, Bruckleir 15, Prazak 13, Nelson 4, Groth 6, G.Olsen 26, Cribby 8, E.Edwards 2, C.Edwards 10, B.Miller 2.

WELLPINIT Andrew 2, T.Flett 11, Garrett 2, Gould 0, LeBret 2, Nomee 0, Pakootas 7, Stearns 4, D.Tonasket 7, Carter 0.

Selkirk 56, Springdale 45

Brodie Larson scored 25 and added five steals as the Rangers (6-1, 4-0) beat the visiting Chargers (4-4, 2-2) at Ione.

Larson made 8 of 13 field goals and 6 of 7 free throws. Selkirk’s Sheridan Pyeatt added nine rebounds.

Springdale 12 17 13 3 - 45

Selkirk 20 12 17 7 - 56

SPRINGDALE B.Peterson 11, Brisbois 9, Lozano 7, Montgomery 1, Canfield 1, Klemish 5, Farnsworth 9, Carlson 0, D.Peterson 0, Gardiner 2.

SELKIRK Escalanti 0, Labay 0, Davis 0, Larson 25, Kinney 2, Farris 10, Gere 0, Huffine 6, Lopes 2, Pyeatt 11, White 0.

St. Michael’s 73, Cusick 50

Bryan Argentino and Dan Baarstad combined for 46 points and the visiting Warriors (2-6, 1-3) made 17 of 20 fourth-quarter free throws to rally past the Panthers (0-7, 0-4).

Joe Waldman had nine rebounds for Cusick, which led 36-35 with 2 minutes left in the third quarter but missed 17 of 22 from the field in the fourth quarter.

St. Michael’s 8 17 19 29 - 73

Cusick 12 8 18 12 - 50

ST. MICHAEL’S B.Argentino 24, N.Argentino 7, Baarstad 22, Lajoie 12, Lakin 3, Bittner 1, South 2, Edwards 2, Portilla 0.

CUSICK McCart 2, Reijonen 1, Waldman 8, Bridges 6, Chantry 6, Finley 10, Sattleen 2, Hamilton 16, Kramer 0.

Republic 89, Columbia 22

Jason Baldwin scored 26, including 4-of-8 shooting on 3-pointers, to lead the Tigers (6-0, 4-0) over the visiting Lions (0-7, 0-4).

Dave Hanks added five steals and Mark Rickard 10 rebounds to lead a 59-28 edge for Republic.

Columbia 10 4 2 6 - 22

Republic 21 28 22 18 - 89

COLUMBIAMcLean 3, Kastellic 2, Neidhart 4, Cornwall 1, Smith 8, Wass 4.

REPUBLIC Dinkins 13, Dav.Hanks 4, Baldwin 26, Dan.Hanks 4, Glidden 7, Hadden 4, Rickard 15, Grimm 8, Kuchenmeister 2, Wilson 6.

Northport 56, Inchelium 30

The visiting Mustangs (4-4, 3-1) used their experience to beat the young Hornets (0-7, 0-4), who start two freshmen and a sophomore. Inchelium freshman Michael Jolley had eight rebounds.

Northport 14 14 20 8 - 56

Inchelium 7 10 6 7 - 30

NORTHPORT Dufrense 14, Morrow 6, Carlson 7, Aaro.Day 15, Timmering 0, Godes 0, Aari.Day 4, Fredrickson 6, Reed 0, Bennetch 0, Ad.Day 2, Phaff 2.

INCHELIUM Jolley 7, Johnson 2, Swan 10, Boyd 4, Michel 2, Mason 0, Tonasket 3, Simmons 2.

NON-LEAGUE

Colville 64, Chewelah 45

Tim Sprangers and Brandon True combined for 13 points during a 17-0 third-quarter run as the Indians (4-4) rallied past the visiting Cougars (1-3).

Colville overcame a 36-28 deficit by going to its press. The Indians forced 23 turnovers.

Chewelah 13 12 11 9 - 45

Colville 14 7 24 19 - 64

CHEWELAH Forsberg 8, Nitschke 0, Meserve 14, Edwards 0, Wissink 4, Landram 3, Kinley 0, Sunday 7, Parrish 9, Churape 0.

COLVILLE Eslick 0, Anderson 0, Meinhold 0, Ortner 10, Bateman 2, True 11, Sprangers 19, Day 6, Bowland 0, Smith 11, Salina 5.

Gar.-Palouse 62, Colfax 54

Brad Bischoff scored 22 and the visiting Vikings (8-0) beat the Bulldogs (0-8) for the second consecutive night.

Korry Sheffler added seven rebounds and Jeremy Fox five assists for Gar-Pal.

Garfield-Palouse 10 17 22 13 - 62

Colfax 4 11 16 23 - 54

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Tiegs 0, Tharp 0, Flansburg 0, Bischoff 22, Coles 6, Fox 12, Gearhart 4, Million 0, Sheffler 4, Stillman 0, Hall 13, Cronk 1.

COLFAX Kehne 0, Damery 7, Robinson 0, Curtis 5, Van Dyke 5, Cook 3, Keck 9, Shields 12, Stoner 11, Van Tine 2.

Reardan 68, SJE 48

James Kiger had 14 rebounds and the Indians (8-0) shot 27 of 49 from the floor (55 percent) to beat the visiting Eagles (1-7).

Rhett Soliday added five assists for Reardan, which owned a 38-14 rebounding edge.

St.John-End. 8 11 14 15 - 48

Reardan 24 17 15 13 - 68

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Kolb 3, Repp 4, Bafus 4, Strader 10, Stoner 7, Scheuerman 4, Smith 7, Siler 3, Stolmeier 6.

REARDAN Jenkin 0, Brown 3, Soliday 5, Titchenal 15, Martin 4, Eastman 12, Graham 11, Flaa 0, Kiger 18.

Tekoa-Oakes. 60, Perth 48

Trevor Fox had 21 points and eight rebounds to lead the host Nighthawks over the Australian visitors in an exhibition. Perth’s Clem Riley scored 25.

Perth 8 7 11 22 - 48

Tekoa-Oakes. 17 7 14 22 - 60

PERTH Jose 0, Richmann 4, Dennis 2, Bishop 7, Gordon 0, Wright 0, Reuben 10, Princi 0, Riley 25.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Fox 21, Brown 7, Teal 4, Brogan 2, Taylor 7, Peringer 3, Zornes 1, Graffis 14, Crossett 1.

IDAHO

Kellogg 65, CdA 55

The Wildcats rode a 19-8 third-quarter advantage to a non-league victory over the visiting Vikings.

Casey Marek and Heath Marek each had 12 points to lead Kellogg (4-1). Casey Marek had three 3s in the decisive third quarter.

Eddie Gibbs totaled a game-high 16 points, while Lukas O’Dowd scored 15 and grabbed 10 rebounds for Coeur d’Alene (7-3).

The Vikings got within five points in the final 2 minutes, but Kellogg iced it with free throws.

Coeur d’Alene 22 8 8 17 - 55

Kellogg 19 12 19 15 - 65

COEUR D’ALENE O’Dowd 15, Davis 10, Kovatch 4, Gibbs 16, Hoorelbeke 2, Wood 7, Rupp 1, Sigler 0.

KELLOGG Co.Lewis 8, Mercado 5, Corkill 7, C.Marek 12, Ch.Lewis 5, Derbyshire 0, Rice 11, Carlson 5, H.Marek 12.

Lakeland 69, Lake City 68

Scott Rothrock’s last-second 3-pointer lifted the Hawks (1-2) to a non-league win over the visiting Timberwolves (3-5).

Lakeland’s Paul Kowalcyzk scored 19 to go with his game-high 15 rebounds.

Lake City’s Gabe Hern tossed in 29 points to lead all scorers.

Lake City 14 18 17 19 - 68

Lakeland 13 18 14 24 - 69

LAKE CITY Camantigue 3, Cheeley 7, J.Reiswig 0, Barlow 12, Bramlet 0, R.Reiswig 2, Stroh 4, Hern 29, Morris 2, Nipp 9.

LAKELAND Kowalcyzk 19, Rothrock 6, Dotts 11, Banks 15, Holt 4, Rasor 0, Reese 5, Thiringer 0, Mudge 9.

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