Eagles Win Gnl Clash

Girls basketball

Riverside gave off the wrong impression during the first 4 minutes of Friday’s game with Lakeside.

The Rams made it appear they were in charge.

The next 23 minutes showed otherwise, as Lakeside strung together runs of 20-2 and 16-0 to smother the visiting Rams 54-32 and break a first-place tie in the Great Northern League.

Senior Brianne Jolley scored 10 of her 23 points in the second quarter, when the Eagles (12-1 overall, 7-0 GNL), ranked No. 2 in 2A, held the fourth-ranked Rams (10-2, 6-1) scoreless.

Junior Nikki Petticrew added 10 points in the third quarter to assure the Eagles’ 11th consecutive win. Riverside had won nine straight.

The Rams, charged by Bernice Stime’s seven points, led 11-2 midway through the first quarter. Adding to Lakeside’s early grief, Petticrew sat on the bench with two fouls and the team piled up seven quick turnovers.

Then the tone changed, starting with a 7-0 Lakeside flurry capped by Janel Long’s 3-pointer. The Rams still led early in the second quarter, but Jolley scored 10 consecutive points, including a coast-to-coast layin to seize the lead for good.

“Our defense set up our offense,” said the St. Mary’s-bound Jolley. “When we had that one defensive series (two consecutive 30-second violations by Riverside) I knew we were going to win.”

Stime never scored again, Petticrew had no more fouls and Lakeside slashed its turn-over rate to less than three per quarter.

Petticrew, battling back from an ankle injury, hit 7 of 9 from the field, including three 3-pointers.

“By far, she’s back,” said Eagles coach Lisa Schultz. She needs to shoot 12-15 times a game. Tonight’s an indication of what she can do.”

Jolley hit 11 of 19 from the field and combined with reserve Julia Vojtech for 17 rebounds. Riverside senior forward Abbey Wood hit 7 of 14 from the floor, including a 3-pointer.

The teams, old rivals from Northeast A League days, hadn’t played in three years because Riverside had a brief stay in the Frontier League.

Rams coach Chris Wren could only shrug and laugh about putting three defenders on Jolley when the teams meet again, Valentine’s Day at Riverside.

“Just because we went through the first round (of the GNL) undefeated doesn’t mean we can relax,” Schultz said.

Lakeside 54, Riverside 32

Riverside 13 0 5 14 - 32

Lakeside 9 13 18 14 - 54

RIVERSIDE - Koesel 0, Rizzuto 3, H.Wood 3, Stime 7, A.Wood 15, Shorts 4, Lorenz 0, Snyder 0.

LAKESIDE - Vojtech 5, Heebink 5, Petticrew 17, Ryan 0, Jolley 23, Grubbs 1, Long 3.

Newport 61, Chewelah 51

Carey Sauer had eight assists, and she and Mary Lindburg combined for 22 rebounds as the seventh-ranked Grizzlies (11-2, 5-2) snapped the six-game winning streak of the visiting Cougars (9-4, 4-3).

Newport shot 20 of 30 from the line. Chewelah’s Jacki Albertson hit four 3-pointers.

Chewelah 14 13 12 12 - 51

Newport 23 9 12 17 - 61

CHEWELAH - Edwards 0, Anderson 0, Rogers 1, Harrison 9, Albertson 17, Grytdal 0, Halle 6, Moore 4, O’Neal 10, McCanna 3, Boone 0.

NEWPORT - Williams 2, Haptonstall 10, Opp 0, Lindburg 17, Olsen 0, McDirmid 10, Sauer 14, Schulz 6, Almond 0.

Colville 52, Medical Lake 34

Ellen Shaw and Kristin Cornwell combined for five 3-pointers, and Cornwell hit 4 of 4 free throws as the Indians (6-7, 2-5) defeated the visiting Cardinals (3-10, 0-7).

Medical Lake had 21 turnovers, Colville nine.

Medical Lake 7 12 2 13 - 34

Colville 19 14 9 10 - 52

MEDICAL LAKE - Muelken 0, Biggs 4, Blayne 5, French 1, Erickson 2, Monroe 4, T.Ramirez 4, Simmons 8, B.Knapp 6.

COLVILLE - Shaw 14, Entwistle 5, McGrane 0, Janke 0, Matlock 2, Cornwell 10, Braff 7, Wollan 9, Lawson 5.

Whitman County

LaCrosse-Wash. 41, T-O 35

Kelly Larsen hit 5 of 11 from the floor and 5 of 6 from the line as the visiting Tigercats (10-7, 6-1) defeated the second-ranked Nighthawks (15-2, 5-2) at Oakesdale to sweep the league series and break a first-place tie.

Katie Baumann added seven rebounds for L-W, which outscored the Nighthawks 16-8 at the line. T-O’s Heather Cox hit 6 of 9 field goals, 3 of 3 free throws and grabbed seven rebounds. The Nighthawks had won six straight.

LaCrosse-Wash. 8 13 7 13 - 41

Tekoa-Oakes. 6 11 9 9 - 35

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA - Bay 2, Wigen 2, Cronrath 2, Kinch 2, N.Schneider 0, R.Schneider 8, Larsen 15, Baumann 7, Mays 3.

TEKOA-OAKESDALE - K.Driscoll 0, S.Driscoll 6, Smart 2, Brown 9, Hay 0, Graffis 2, Ja.Bruce 0, Je.Bruce 0, Cox 16.

SJE 47, Rosalia 32

Casey Gossard hit 5 of 11 from the field and 6 of 8 from the line as the visiting Eagles (9-7, 4-3) defeated the Spartans (2-14, 1-6).

SJE had a 15-3 rebounding edge in the second half and finished 17 of 28 from the line.

SJE 4 10 13 20 - 47

Rosalia 4 7 12 9 - 32

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT - Ki.Colyar 4, Ko.Colyar 4, Kjack 2, Stolmeier 1, Loomis 2, Schmick 9, Zuger 4, Gossard 16, Hedlund 3, White 2, Curtis 0.

ROSALIA - Henning 0, Heinemann 2, Dale 0, Peringer 8, Blank 8, Willey 3, Bruce 11, Wood 0.

Gar.-Palouse 55, Colton 30

Jessica Hayden had 10 rebounds and six steals as the Vikings (11-6, 5-2) defeated the host Wildcats (2-15, 0-7) to tie for second place.

Gar.-Palouse 13 13 16 13 - 55

Colton 5 8 5 12 - 30

GARFIELD-PALOUSE - Nelson 3, Shelden 6, Smick 0, Tronsen 13, Coles 12, Smith 2, Swinney 6, Sheffler 3, Kildew 0, Hershaw 1, Hayden 9.

COLTON - Crim 0, Truong 4, Harrell 7, Maston 5, Morrison 5, Buck 4, Brotherton 0, Hall 5.

Northeast A League

Colfax 45, Freeman 21

Becky VanTine and Laura Widman combined to hit 12 of 15 from the floor as the visiting Bulldogs (7-8, 2-0) defeated the Scotties (2-14, 1-2).

Colfax shot 20 of 33 from the field while Freeman was 8 of 38. Freeman had 27 turnovers, 17 more than Colfax.

Colfax 22 8 8 7 - 45

Freeman 0 9 8 4 - 21

COLFAX - Ochs 0, Li.Widman 3, Pittman 7, Mellor 1, Hall 0, K.VanTine 0, B.VanTine 14, Rohner 10, La.Widman 10, Cocking 0, Baldree 0, McPherson 0.

FREEMAN - Dahmen 4, Pratt 2, Wilkerson 7, Freeman 5, White 0, Kiddoo 0, Davey 2, Moberg 1, Larson 0.

Panorama League

Springdale 51, Cusick 42

Rae Adolph scored 20, hitting 9 of 13 free throws, and added eight rebounds and eight blocked shots as the Chargers (1-17, 1-11) stopped the visiting Panthers (2-14, 2-9) to snap a 20-game losing streak.

Springdale’s last win was Jan. 31, 1997, also against Cusick. Tawny Ramseyer added 10 rebounds for Springdale, which had four players foul out.

Cusick 7 10 7 18 - 42

Springdale 11 11 13 16 - 51

CUSICK - Norton 16, Pickerel 5, Cutshall 4, Whiting 4, Car.Haas 9, Cas.Haas 1, Chitwood 3, Nelson 0.

SPRINGDALE - Olson-Axtell 2, Ramseyer 5, C.Rij 2, Tomsha 2, J.Rij 6, Franks 5, LeBret 9, Rav.Adolph 0, Rae.Adolph 20, Lyons 0, Vrigman 0.

Selkirk 42, NWC 31

Molly Carlson hit 9 of 11 free throws to guide a 20-of-33 effort as the seventh-ranked Rangers (15-3, 10-2) defeated the host Crusaders (7-11, 6-6) to move within one-half game of St. George’s for the South Division lead.

Carlson also had 17 rebounds, 10 on the offensive end, to lead a 30-17 advantage.

Selkirk 6 14 12 10 - 42

NW Christian 9 5 7 10 - 31

SELKIRK - Fairbairn 2, Scherf 7, Barnes 2, Pettis 6, Smith 0, Jones 2, Allert 4, Carlson 19.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Nicolai 2, Silver 6, Cofer 2, Pilling 0, Ogle 6, Montague 5, Casimir 6, Strandy 2, Clouse 2.

Wellpinit 69, Curlew 44

Miranda Payne scored 18 of her 30 in the third quarter to lead the North Division-leading Redskins (14-2, 11-1) over the visiting Cougars (4-12, 3-9).

Wellpinit’s Celeste Allen hit 3 of 4 3-pointers. The Redskins made 15 of 19 free throws.

Curlew 15 9 11 9 - 44

Wellpinit 8 24 26 11 - 69

CURLEW - Brown 14, Peterson 6, Paul 14, Zerck 2, Phillips 4, Bo.Branam 4.

WELLPINIT - Covington 4, Pakootas 9, Stearns 0, Allen 12, Ramos 2, Tonasket 8, Barnaby 2, Wynecoop 2, Payne 30.

Inchelium 47, Columbia 27

Bonnie Boyd pulled down 17 rebounds as the visiting Hornets (6-9, 5-7) defeated the Lions (2-15, 2-10) at Hunters.

Inchelium 14 11 15 7 - 47

Columbia 9 3 7 8 - 27

INCHELIUM - T.Finley 7, G.Finley 3, Mollenberg 5, Campbell 0, Wapato 0, Swan 6, Seymour 2, Stensgar 9, Boyd 15.

COLUMBIA - Dale 3, Lee 2, LaRoche 0, Etue 0, Hudspeth 6, Nicodemus 5, Strickler 2, MacMillan 2, Horne 5, Anderson 2.

Northport 51, Republic 33

The visiting Mustangs (12-5, 9-3) held the Tigers (8-8, 6-6) to seven defensive rebounds to pick up the win.

Northport 18 13 8 12 - 51

Republic 7 10 4 12 - 33

NORTHPORT - Day 5, Leonard 6, Sauvola 19, Jimenez 4, Young 17.

REPUBLIC - Hober 5, Young 6, Campobasso 2, A.Merrit 6, Ciais 2, Wilson 12.

Bi-County League

Odessa 48, ACH 45

Nicole Hunt hit 6 of 7 free throws, and she and Sydney Haptonstall combined for 15 steals as the Tigers (5-11, 2-7) defeated the visiting Warriors (3-14, 2-6) to snap a seven-game losing streak.

Odessa’s Andrea Iksic made 6 of 11 from the field and added five steals.

ACH 11 9 9 16 - 45

Odessa 12 13 15 8 - 48

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE - Evans 6, Pinar 2, Maes 2, Nielsen 1, Horter 8, Malone 16, Stokoe 10, Elder 0, Andersen 0.

ODESSA - Iksic 12, Schmierer 2, Haptonstall 10, Strohmaier 8, Ryan 0, Hunt 16, Knerr 0, Weishaar 0.

Non-league

Deer Park 65, Kettle Falls 41

Jennifer O’Brien scored 21 to help the visiting Stags (7-6) defeat the Bulldogs (5-10).

Deer Park 16 15 15 19 - 65

Kettle Falls 14 13 10 4 - 41

DEER PARK - Michaels 0, Smith 2, Anderson 1, Hardie 5, Allen 0, Oswalt 5, Krieger 0, Fielder 7, Lanbehn 6, Scott 16, Watts 0, O’Brien 21, Herbes 0, Ebel 2.

KETTLE FALLS - Holland 2, Schneider 2, Madlin 12, Fredrickson 7, Azzarito 0, Bruce 0, Link 9, McDaniels 9, Olson 0.

Reardan 66, Liberty 46

Kristen Turner scored 10 of her 26 in the third quarter as the Indians (8-8) defeated the visiting Lancers (11-7).

Turner hit 10 of 13 from the floor and added 11 rebounds. Liberty’s Jo Cory had 12 rebounds.

Liberty 12 14 8 12 - 46

Reardan 12 15 22 17 - 66

LIBERTY - Cory 17, Leslie 4, Olson 0, Bothman 6, Cain 4, Prince 3, Gardner 10, Adams 2.

REARDAN - Cassaro 5, Schwartz 2, Seyler 4, Jayne 10, Rinker 5, Harkness 2, Hicks 2, Plummer 10, Turner 26, Ray 0.

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