Post Falls clamps down on Pullman
BOYS BASKETBALL
POST FALLS - Senior Michael Hillman had 15 points and 10 rebounds as the Post Falls Trojans beat the Pullman Greyhounds 45-37 in a nonleague boys basketball game at The Arena on Friday night.
"We were uncharacteristically sloppy with the ball," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. "We finished with 14 turnovers and we had eight of them with seven minutes to go in the second quarter. We were throwing the ball out of bounds and just making a lot of unforced errors."
Seth Anderson and Marcus Colbert scored 11 points apiece for Post Falls (2-0), which shot 19 of 55 from the field.
Anderson had eight rebounds for Post Falls, which faces host Reno High in the opening day of the Wild West Shootout on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
Austin Drake scored 15 points for Pullman (1-1).
Pullman 5 9 12 11 - 37
Post Falls 9 11 10 15 - 45
PULLMAN - Langerveld 12, Brown 3, Miles 0, Pavish 3, Peterson 0, Ungerer 4, Drake 15, Barrett 0, Kincaid 0.
POST FALLS - Davenport 0, Anderson 11, Valente 0, Thoreson 8, Jackson 0, Colbert 11, Benner 0, Hilman 15, Koski 0, Shelton 0.
Cd'A Charter 66
Clark Fork 21
COEUR d'ALENE - Bryan Smith scored 21 of his 26 points in the first half, and the host Panthers built a 41-4 halftime lead en route to the nonleague victory at Holy Family Catholic School.
Smith made five of his six 3s in the first half for Coeur d'Alene Charter (2-2). Senior Jacob Shapiro added a career-high 15 points for the Panthers.
Stillman Berkley led Clark Fork (2-3) with 12 points.
Coeur d'Alene Charter plays at Valley Christian of Spokane tonight at 7.
Clark Fork 2 2 9 8 - 21
Cd'A Charter 18 23 21 4 - 66
CLARK FORK - Berkley 12, Anderson 2, Boudousquie 4, Bristol 3, Morton 0, Bowen 0, Stevens 0, Deabenderfer 0.
COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Pedersen 9, Johnson 0, May 0, Trogstad 2, Hallett 3, Culp 2, Adams 0, T. Smith 0, Redline 2, Shapiro 15, B. Smith 26, Simon 7.
Wallace 68
Kootenai 52
PLUMMER - Casey McKinnon and Tony Branz scored 13 points apiece to lead the Miners past the Warriors in the first round of the North Star League Tournament at Lakeside.
Wallace (2-1) broke the game open by outscoring Kootenai (0-3) 19-7 in the second quarter to build a 36-23 halftime lead.
Wallace plays Lakeside in the championship game tonight at 7:30. Kootenai plays Mullan in the consolation game at 6 p.m.
Kootenai 16 7 21 7 - 52
Wallace 17 19 19 13 - 68
KOOTENAI - Ma. Willms 6, Napierala 0, Myhre 3, D. Whipple 0, Benson 6, Carman 14, B. Whipple 5, Pfeiffer 11, Mo. Willms 7.
WALLACE - Brackebush 10, Beard 11, Brady 5, Arthun 4, McKinnon 13, Branz 13, Wilburn 4, Rasmussen 7.
Lakeside 63
Mullan 18
PLUMMER - Damon Flemming-Soto scored all of his 14 points in the first quarter as the Knights rolled past the Tigers in the opening round of the North Star League tournament.
Jordan Brown scored eight points for Lakeside (3-0). Hunter Kotschevar scored nine points for Mullan (0-4).
Mullan 2 7 6 3 - 18
Lakeside 28 14 17 4 - 63
MULLAN - Jester 0, Placencio 2, Kotschevar 9, Henderson 5, Dykes 0, Martin 2, C. Johnson 0, P. Johnson 0.
LAKESIDE - Higgins 2, Sneve 4, Flemming-Soto 14, Chapman 8, Nomee 5, Gallegos 4, Meshell 0, Smith 3, Louie 2, Simon 7, Brown 8, Juneau 4, Daman 0, Nilson 2.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lake City 41
Moscow 31
MOSCOW - Jasmyn Smith scored a game-high 13 points as the Timberwolves beat the Bears in a nonleague game at Bear Den.
"We played really good shut-down defense in the first half," Lake City coach Royce Johnston said. "(Jansen) Butler and Smith hit back-to-back 3s to start the third and we were able to bust it open in the fourth."
Amber Hawkes had 10 rebounds and seven points and Jansen Butler six points and seven rebounds for Lake City (4-3), which travels to Clarkston next Friday.
Lake City 6 14 11 10 - 41
Moscow 6 6 8 11 - 31
LAKE CITY - Jackson 0, Butler 6, Smith 13, Wheelock 3, Torres 6, Gay 2, Hawkes 7, Heidenreich 4.
MOSCOW - Davis 0, Bigler 3, Gorton 4, Landeck 2, B. Sprenger 3, Olmstead 7, Anderson 10, Quinnett 2.
• WRESTLING
Inland Empire Classic
SPOKANE - The Post Falls Trojans qualified 9 of 12 wrestlers for today's semifinal round and sits in second place in the team standings with 83 points after the first day of the Inland Empire Classic at Central Valley.
Drake Foster (106 pounds), Tyler Mahal (126), James Ost (145) and Austin Wilson (160) won each of their matches by pin for Post Falls, with Peter Berger (113), Taylor Abbott (132), Seth McLeod (152), Tyler Booth (152) and Cole Jesienouski (170) also winning twice to advance.
Mead is in first place with 88 points.
Wrestling begins today at 9:30 a.m., with finals scheduled for 3 p.m.
Coeur d'Alene's A.J. Conda (113), Hudson Staub (138) and Garret Demers (195) all went 2-0 and advanced to the semifinals.
Vince Marmon (145), Sean White (152), Brendan Northington (132) and Drew Gorringe (106) each went 1-1 and are in the consolation bracket, along with Austin Ashby (120), Leif Krappas (182) and Matt Howard (220) who went 0-1.
Tyson Hendricks (113) was the lone Lakeland wrestler to advance to the semifinals.
St. Maries Invitational
ST. MARIES - Lake City qualified 10 wrestlers into today's championship brackets following pod matches on Friday.
Timberwolves advancing were Killian Konda at 98 pounds (2-0, 2 pins), Steven Collins at 126 (2-0, 2 pins), Nick Wells at 132 (3-0, 3 pins), Darick Sheridan at 138 (1-1, 1 pin), Jared Lambert at 145 (3-0, 3 pins), Dakota Schnall at 152 (3-0, 2 pins), Nate Partenfelder at 160 (2-0, 2 pins), Logan Stewart at 170 (1-1, 1 pin), Justis Balison at 182 (2-0, 2 pins) and Alfredo Reyes at 220 (3-0, 3 pins).
LATE THURSDAY
LAKELAND 46, CHENEY 36
113 - Tyson Hendricks, LL, by forfeit. 120 - Tanner Wright, LL, d. Ryan Ward, 7-1. 126 - Dustin Hannawalt, LL, p. Hunter Peterson, 2:45. 132 - Chad Miller, LL, p. Jared Rivera, 1:25. 138 - Dakota Mauzey, Che, p. Will Putman, 1:15. 145 - David Nelson, LL, p. Vern Sanderson, 2:45. 152 - Brandon Yount, LL, tf. Josh Wessels, 15-0. 160 - Jesse Putman, LL, d. Trey Martin, 7-2. 170 - Chase Campbell, LL, tf. P.J. Emmett, 21-6. 182 - Spencer Ranssier, Che, p. Denver Winn, 1:10. 195 - Cameron Schlotz, Che, p. Eli Schaffner, :45. 220 - Josh Maio, Che, p. Josh Kaplan, 1:20. 285 - Miller, Che, p. Nick Masonholder, :15. 98 - Kyler Canerio, LL, by forfeit. 106 - Tyler Thomas, Che, by forfeit.