Coder helps shorthanded Hawks prevail in overtime

PULLMAN - Junior Josie Coder scored a game-high 25 points, including 7 of 13 from beyond the 3-point line, as the Lakeland Hawks beat the Pullman Greyhounds 68-63 in overtime in a nonleague game Tuesday night.

"We couldn't have played any uglier in the first quarter and we couldn't have played any better in the second," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "It was one of those games when you think you're not going to get back into it. But it helps when Coder hits seven 3s. She had a huge effort for us."

Lakeland lost two point guards as Cieana Close injured her ankle early in the fourth quarter and Darby Murray fouled out with two minutes remaining in regulation.

"We really had to play point guard by committee in the final minutes," Seymour said. "This was a big road win for us and I was really pleased with how they played down the stretch."

Murray had 10 points and seven assists and Kacie Derby seven points and seven rebounds for Lakeland (7-4), which faces host Freeman (Wash.) in a holiday tournament next Tuesday.

Lakeland 6 22 12 17 11 - 68

Pullman 18 8 16 15 6 - 63

LAKELAND - Tapplin 7, Murray 10, Bayley 2, Ward 7, Coder 25, Wendle 0, Duffey 5, Close 6, Derby 7.

PULLMAN - Guo 12, Nakata 10, Drake 3, Moos 2, Robinson 7, Wickard 12, Morgan 12, Paul 5.

Lake City 62

West Valley 27

SPOKANE - Jasmyn Smith hit six 3-pointers and scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Timberwolves past the Eagles in a nonleague game.

Lake City hit 11 3-pointers in the game, and outscored the Eagles 40-10 in the second half.

"We came out and broke it open in the second half," Lake City coach Royce Johnston said. "We started to settle in and shot the ball really well."

Jansen Butler scored 15 points, Maggie Heidenreich had 11 rebounds and Amber Hawkes had nine points and seven rebounds for Lake City (5-4), which travels to Glacier High of Kalispell on Thursday.

"I was extremely pleased with how we bounced back after the loss at Clarkston," Johnston said. "To play that well on the road, it felt good."

Kaitlyn McGlothlen had 12 points for West Valley.

Lake City 12 10 13 27 - 63

West Valley 9 8 0 10 - 27

LAKE CITY - Jackson 5, Butler 15, J. Smith 20, Little 0, Wheelock 8, Gay 0, Hawkes 9, Heidenreich 5, C. Smith 0.

WEST VALLEY - Ashley-Meek 2, McGlothlen 12, Wilhelm 7, Hossfeld 2, Noble 0, Finn 4.

Newport 56

Timberlake 46

SPIRIT LAKE - Miranda Frederick scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Grizzlies past the Tigers in a nonleague game.

"Both Fredericks and (Taylor) Lewis had great games for them," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "We couldn't do much to stop them."

Kara Wenstrom scored 15 points for Timberlake (6-3), which hosts East Valley in the Miller's Harvest Foods tournament next Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Lewis had 18 points for Newport.

Newport 11 18 15 14 - 56

Timberlake 4 14 10 18 - 46

NEWPORT - Lewis 18, J. Frederick 0, Wiese 8, H. Malsbury 6, M. Frederick 21, Young 0, Roberts 0, Newcomb 3, L. Malsbury 2.

TIMBERLAKE - Wenstrom 15, George 0, Malloy 5, Mason 6, Hoffman 0, Madsen 11, Posch 2, Gibson 3, Norlander 4.

Pullman 52

Lakeland 39

PULLMAN - Austin Drake scored 17 points and hit four 3-pointers in the first half as the Greyhounds beat the Hawks in a nonleague game.

"We just didn't get out of the gate very good," Lakeland coach Dave Stockwell said. "We missed a couple of opportunities early and were playing from behind. We fought hard in the second half and got back into it a little bit, but not enough."

Aaron Spencer, Adam Black and Eric Cooper had eight points apiece for Lakeland (2-5), which plays at Freeman in its holiday tournament next Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.

Lakeland 4 13 11 11 - 39

Pullman 15 15 9 13 - 52

LAKELAND - Spencer 8, Carr 3, Derrick 5, Black 8, Stanford 0, Horne 7, Cooper 8, Simpson 0, Frank 0.

PULLMAN - Langerveld 13, Brown 0, Miles 6, Pavish 8, Pitzer 2, Peterson 0, Ungerer 4, Drake 17, Barrett 2, Kincaid 0.

Timberlake 74

Newport 58

SPIRIT LAKE - Keegan Scott scored a team-high 18 points as the Tigers beat the shorthanded Grizzlies in a nonleague game.

"We played really good team basketball," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "We made the extra pass when we needed to and hit four 3s in the second quarter to pull away. We got hot and knocked down some open shots when we needed to."

Jon Thompson scored 13 points and Johnny Hayden had seven points and six assists for Timberlake (6-2), which hosts East Valley in the Miller's Harvest Foods tournament next Wednesday at 3 p.m.

Jake Wiley scored 33 points for Newport, which was missing four players due to suspension. Only three Grizzlies scored.

Newport 18 10 12 18 - 58

Timberlake 19 26 13 16 - 74

NEWPORT - Nicholas 0, Ownbey 0, Schutz 0, Rapp 7, Hoadley 0, Mullaley 0, Wiley 33, Young 0, Douglas 18.

TIMBERLAKE - Rice 6, Cronnelly 4, McNamara 6, Masterson 10, Hayden 7, Blayne 0, Scott 18, Page 2, Allen 5, Thompson 13, Cramer 3.

Lakeside 61

Clarkston "C" 41

MOSCOW - Lamont Higgins had 22 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and three blocks as the Knights beat the Bantams "C" team in the opening round of the Logos School Christmas tournament.

"We started out really slow, but our defense started to get some pressure in the third quarter," Lakeside coach Bill Brebner said. "We got a lot of steals to widen the gap and were able to finish it after that."

Damon Flemming-Soto had eight points and six rebounds for Lakeside (5-2), which faces Logos in the championship game tonight at 7:30 p.m.

Lakeside 9 18 16 18 - 61

Clarkston 8 11 7 15 - 41

LAKESIDE - Higgins 22, Sneve 4, Flemming-Soto 8, Chapman 2, Nomee 7, Gallegos 6, Meshell 2, Gauthier 0, Nielson 0, Smith 6, Daman 2, Brown 0, Juneau 2.

CLARKSTON - Boardman 7, Ellibee 6, Schevermann 5, Latella 0, Sells 2, Neal 0, Robins 2, Stausser 4, Couch 9, Robinett 5, Faul 1.

Cd'A Charter 60

St. Michael's 29

COEUR d'ALENE - Bryan Smith scored 20 points to lead the Panthers past the Warriors of Spokane in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School.

"We had a little bit of a sluggish first half," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Brian Childs said. "We didn't have any energy. We picked it up a little bit on defense in the third quarter and got some points off our pressure and opened it up in the third."

Christian Pedersen scored 15 points for Coeur d'Alene Charter (4-3), which faces Kellogg at 10 a.m. and Wallace next Tuesday in the one-day Wallace Christmas tournament.

St. Michaels 9 9 4 7 - 29

Cd'A Charter 18 12 26 4 - 60

ST. MICHAELS - Durazo 13, K. Graham 2, South 3, Gilchrist 0, A. Graham 0, Shelley 9, Netzel 2, Phelps 0.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Pedersen 15, Johnson 0, May 0, Trogstad 0, Hallett 7, Hjeltness 4, Culp 2, Adams 2, Redline 2, Shapiro 4, Smith 20, Simon 4.