Summit teams each win
With games at Grangeville for the girls, and Highland for the boys, Summit ball teams each raised their season records by one win in action closing out the 2011 part of the season.
At Grangeville, Summit’s record increased to 8 and 3 as they won their first game ever with the Bulldog girls, eking out a tense 27 to 25 victory on a poor-shooting Monday night.
Summit connected on only 24% of their shots, while the Bulldog girls were less successful with only Megan Sullivan’s three treys in the second half keeping them in the game.
Leading the scoring effort for Summit, Savanah Prigge netted 16 points on 5 of 12 shooting and added 18 rebounds, four blocks, a steal and an assist for her part in the victory. Brooke Schumacher added 6 points, 4 boards, 3 steals and 2 assists. Kayla Schumacher could only connect on 1 of her field goal attempts but added 9 boards and a steal for her part in the victory. Nicole Frei’s 2 for 2 at the charity stripe plus her 5 boards and a steal also contributed to the win. Point guard Nicole Wemhoff scored 1 of 2 from the line, but added 5 boards and 3 assists from her backcourt position. Two critical steals in the last minute of play, one each by Wemhoff and Prigge proved crucial in the contest.
On the Bulldog side, Sullivan’s 15 points topped the Grangeville scorers with Chantel Key’s 7, Taylor Canaday’s 2 and Addie Lutz’s 1 being the only successful Bulldog scorers.
Score by quarters during the game: 5-4, 14-9, 18-19 and 27-25.
In the two-quarter prelim, Summit fell behind early 8-0 but roared back in the second quarter to take the game 17-12, and raise their season record to 6 and 3. Scoring for the Patriots was Megan Rehder with 8, Rachael Frei with 3, Sarah Chmelik with 4 and Rachel Uhlenkott with 2.
Action in the New Year for the Patriot girls includes an away league game at Genesee Tuesday of this week and another league game against Kendrick Friday at Prairie High School.
On the boys’ side, Summit traveled to Highland for only their third game of the new season, winning easily with quarter scores of 16-11, 36-19, 54-24 and 56-28, playing the fourth quarter under mercy rule regulations because of the 30-point lead at the end of the third quarter.
Seven of nine boys on the team hit the scoring column: Dan Wemhoff 4, while netting 2 of 10 from the charity stripe, Frosh Josh Lustig adding 6, Shane Stubbers 11, Austin Chmelik 11, David Waters, 8, Michael Waters 5 and Matthew Schwartz 11.
Rebounding assists and steals: Wemhoff 3, 2, 0; Lustig 6, 2, 1; Stubbers 9, 0, 0, Justin Dempsey 2, 0, 1, Chmelik 8, 2, 4 with 2 blocks, David Waters 10, 3, 2 and Brother Michael 5, 2, 4, Schwartz 1, 1, 1 and frosh Nathan one block for his effort.
Sam Weeks with 8, Sean Miller with 11, Ryan Toothaker with 2, Neal Eaton with 5 and Jacob Canup with 2 contributed to the Husky scoring.
Action for the Patriots continues this week with a White Pine League game against Genesee at PHS Thursday and another league game at Kendrick on Saturday.

There are some changes to the schedules noted in italics below
SUMMIT GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 2011-12
JV at 6 p.m. varsity to follow unless otherwise indicated
JANUARY
  3-Genesee, there
  6-vs. Kendrick at PHS
10-vs. Troy at PHS
12-vs. Timberline at Nezperce, JV-4:30, V-6:00
13-vs. Lapwai at PHS 
17-Orofino, there JV-4:30, V-6:00
21-Highland, there
24-Prairie, there
27-vs Nezperce at PHS (Senior Night)

SUMMIT BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 2011-12
Varsity only. Games to start at 7:30 p.m. unless indicated
JANUARY
  5-vs. Genesee at PHS
  7-at Kendrick
12-vs. CV at Nezperce
14-Deary, there, 1:00 p.m.
17-Orofino, there
20-Timberline, there
21-vs. Logos at Highland, 4:30
23-Lapwai, there
24-vs. Timberline at PHS, 4:30
26-Troy, there
28-vs. Highland at PHS
31-Nezperce, there
FEBRUARY
  2-Grangeville, there
  4-vs. Potlatch at Auxiliary Gym (Senior Night)
  7-Prairie, there
  9-Salmon River, there, 6:30 PST
11-Grangeville, there, 6:00 p.m.

SUMMIT JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 2011
DECEMBER
15-C.V., there

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