2001 Regional Basketball Tournament
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Okanogan boys beat No.1, Brewster girls lose

Championship Game, both to state

Okanogan 59, Freeman 58 (OT)

A 14-point loss to Freeman in its own holiday tournament in December gave Okanogan on of its two losses on the year.
But the Bulldogs got their revenge with an overtime win over the Scotties in the regional championship.
After scoring only two points in the first meeting, Andy Hill fueled the Okanogan offense with a game-high 20, including four clutch free throws in the extra frame.
Hill's first two foul shots gave the Bulldogs a 57-56 lead with under two minutes to go. His last two posted the final score.
Okanogan's Bryce Chamberlin tallied 15 points and six rebounds, despite leaving the game with two minutes to go in regulation after colliding with the stands and requiring 17 stitches in his head.
Jordan Horner came up big in the paint, racking up 14 points and nine blocks.

Okanogan (21-2) - A. Hill 20, K. Hill 3, Chamberlin 15, Tonasket 4, Spencer, Horner 14, Attridge 3.

Freeman (22-2) - Love 2, Reed 13, Townsend 18, DePell 8, Schrempp, Hendrickson, Johnson, Hyndman 15.

Okanogan -------- 26 38 47 54 59 Freeman -------- 15 30 47 54 58

Winner #3 to state, loser out

Brewster 83, Kettle Falls 68

Freshman David Pendergraft paved the way for the Bears with a game-high 21 points on 10-for-11 shooting and 11 rebounds in a loser-out play.
Dustin Boesel provided the Bears with nearly a carbon copy of Pendergraft's output, pumping in 20 points on 9-for-10 shooting to go with six boards.
"Boesel came up with a big game," said Brewster coach Tim Taylor. "He obviously didn't want to see the season end."
Daniel Gebbers dished out six assists and tacked on 19 points for the Bears, who outscored Kettle Falls 49-31 in the first and fourth quarters combined.

Girls Tournament

Championship Game, both to state

Colfax 62, Brewster 53

Natalie Shaw's 15 points paced fourth-ranked Colfax, whose big lineup of adept ball-handlers proved too much for the No. 2 ranked Bears.
Brewster's Jeni Boesel, averaging 24 points a game, was scoreless in the first half and finished with 14. Rachel Crane buried 16 points and Nancy Rios added 12. 

Brewster (22-1) - R. Crane 16, Pariseau 2, Becker, Rios 12, Tostenrude 3, K. Crane 2, Boesel 14, Gamble 4, Troop, Saint.

Colfax (22-2) - Lee, Mellor 4, Pierce 2, Hatley, Bravard, K. VanTine 11, Teade, B. VanTine 15, Johnson 2, Swan, Watts 6, Shaw 22.

Brewster --------   17 23 33 53 Colfax --------   13 28 42 62

Winner #3 to state, loser out

Okanogan 65, Kettle Falls 52

Kim Attridge hit for nine of her 16 points during a 19-12 second quarter run, as Okanogan held the other Bulldogs at bay in the loser-out game.
Kettle Falls closed within 10 points just once in the second half of the winner-to-state contest.
Okanogan's Andrea Lisenbey netted 11 points and Aletha Walker 10.
"We did a good job on the offensive boards with 13 rebounds," said Okanogan coach Brett Bartlett. "The kids really battled hard for those offensive boards."
Bartlett lauded Walker's strong inside play, saying "She's so strong, she's really hard for kids to stop."
He said his team made two goals, making more free throws (23) than the opponent attempts (Kettle Falls took 16) and staying under 15 turnovers (making 14).