PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Williams nets game-winner for Bulldogs

SANDPOINT - Junior Karlee Williams was 5 of 5 from the field, including the game-winning basket with 30 seconds left, leading the Sandpoint Bulldogs to a 55-52 win over the Colville Indians in nonleague girls basketball Saturday night at Les Rogers Court.

Hailey Olin had another solid all-around game, scoring 10 points to go with five assists, five rebounds and two steals. Her flurry of points helped ignite the Bulldogs to a double-digit lead in a decisive third quarter.

Colville chipped away at the lead in the fourth quarter, eventually tying the game at 52 in the final minute. With 30 seconds left in the game, Williams caught the ball on the block, spun under the basket and nailed a four-foot shot to put her team ahead for good.

"What can you say about Karlee? When she's naturally in the flow of the game, she has some upside and potential," Bulldogs coach Bill Bender said of his 5-11 post. "We went deep into our bench and got excellent minutes."

Freshman Madi Schoening finished with eight points, seven rebounds and three steals and Nikole Alamillo added 11 points for the balanced Bulldogs (3-3).

Sandpoint hosts Priest River on Tuesday.

Colville 9 15 9 19 - 52

Sandpoint 16 9 18 12 - 55

COLVILLE - Main 12, Brons 8, Wittmeyer 7, Learn 12, Luu 2, Cabbage 11.

SANDPOINT - Schoening 8, Corless 3, Liband 1, Young 4, Alamillo 11, Speelmon 4, Williams 13, Martin 1, Olin 10, Delgado 0.

Coeur d'Alene 54

Cleveland 53 (OT)

BEAVERTON, Ore. - Kendalyn Brainard hit the go-ahead basket - a 15-foot baseline jumper with around 30 seconds left - and the Vikings went on to beat Cleveland of Seattle in overtime in the consolation final of the Nike Northwest Invitational at Southridge High.

Cleveland took a two-point lead on two free throws with 10 seconds left in regulation, but Caelyn Orlandi fed Sydney Williams for a layup just before the buzzer to force overtime.

Williams finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and three steals for Coeur d'Alene (5-1), which went 2-1 in the tourney.

"We played really well," Coeur d'Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. "Cleveland's very fast, very aggressive. I think the whole team matured as a group in this tournament."

Orlandi had 10 points, seven assists and three steals for Coeur d'Alene. Brainard finished with eight points and eight boards, and Brittany Tackett and Sara Chalich had three steals each.

Myzhanique Ladd scored 18 points, Makayla Roper 17 for Cleveland.

Coeur d'Alene plays host to Chiawana of Pasco, Wash., on Friday.

Coeur d'Alene 13 12 9 14 6 - 54

Cleveland 16 8 9 15 5 - 53

COEUR d'ALENE - Parker 3, Sumner 8, Chalich 3, Orlandi 10, Tackett 5, Brainard 8, Williams 17.

CLEVELAND - Webber 0, Ladd 18, Christopher 9, Nees 3, Davis 2, Roper 17, Harrell 4, Clark 0.

Post Falls 68

Kamiakin 62

KENNEWICK, Wash. - Hallee Gennett had 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Trojans past the Braves in a nonleague game.

"It was really back and forth," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "We executed really well and made an 8-0 run in the fourth quarter. Our kids battled through it and showed a lot of heart."

Dani Failor had 13 points and eight rebounds for Post Falls (5-0), which hosts Kennewick on Tuesday at The Arena.

Courtney Nelson had 21 points for Kamiakin, but was held to seven points in the second half - none in the fourth quarter.

"She's a good player," Allert said. "When she didn't score, she was setting up her teammates. Lexi Smith did a great job on her in the second half and just shut her down."

Post Falls 16 18 19 15 - 68

Kamiakin 16 15 19 12 - 62

POST FALLS - Allert 2, Gonzales 7, King 1, Meehan 2, Smith 10, Litalien 10, Gennett 20, Runkle 3, Failor 13.

KAMIAKIN - Nelson 21, Ellison 4, Oord 5, Toure 17, Arnold 0, Hanson 5, Schauble 10.

Mead 59

Lake City 43

COEUR d'ALENE - Hailey Jackson scored 14 points, including three 3-pointers in the second half for the Timberwolves, who lost to the Panthers in a nonleague game.

Mead led 43-15 at halftime, but Lake City outscored the Panthers 28-16 in the second half.

"In the first half, we just didn't play very hard," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "We weren't focused and weren't getting back on defense. We were going through the motions and they just ran on us. We outplayed them in the second half and got it down to 14, but we're still learning to compete."

Madi Farrell had 13 points and Kassie Torres had six rebounds for Lake City (4-2), which hosts Northwest Christian on Tuesday.

Delany Junkermier had 17 points for Mead.

Mead 22 21 10 6 - 59

Lake City 8 7 15 13 - 43

MEAD - Winger 12, Lewey 9, Junkermeir 17, Leslie 0, Russell 5, Bremmer 0, McPhee 8, Redmon 8.

LAKE CITY - Jackson 14, D. Wilson 0, J. Wilson 0, Gewecke 0, Horton 3, Wheelock 2, Farrell 13, Torres 3, Hawkes 3, Smith 5.

Bonners Ferry 45

Lakeland 39

BONNERS FERRY - Jasmine Hill had 16 points, nine rebounds and three steals for the Badgers in a nonleague win over the Hawks.

"We were able to get out to a lead in the first quarter," Bonners Ferry coach Travis Hinthorn said. "Our posts got into some foul trouble, but we held on for the win."

Kaiden Kelsey had nine points and 11 rebounds for Lakeland (2-6), which hosts West Valley on Tuesday.

Savannah Woods had 11 points and seven rebounds for Bonners Ferry (2-1), which travels to Clark Fork on Thursday.

Lakeland 5 10 11 13 - 39

Bonners Ferry 18 9 11 7 - 45

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 8, St. Mark 0, Pote 0, Ward 9, Coder 7, Derby 4, Rotchford 1, Seymour 0, Kelsey 9, Pruitt 1, Ramus 0.

BONNERS FERRY - Skeen 1, MacDonald 0, Merritt 9, Woods 11, Merrifield 0, Hill 16, Wasmer 2, Minor 0, Oxford 6, Everhart 0.

Cd'A Charter 40

Clark Fork 22

COEUR d'ALENE - Lexi Turkenberg had 28 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Panthers past the Wampus Cats in a nonleague game.

Jackie Jensen had 13 rebounds and nine assists for Coeur d'Alene Charter (2-1), which travels to Wallace on Tuesday.

"Lexi was huge for us tonight," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "Her and Jackie were working really well together and played really well tonight."

Lyndsie Kiebert scored 10 points and Megan Frazier had six rebounds for Clark Fork (2-2), which travels to Cusick on Tuesday.

The Wampus Cats are still trying to find their way in the first game since losing Dimi Kailang to injury for the season.

"It was a good game to help the girls find out what they need to do to step up," Clark Fork coach Dexter Vogel said. "We just aren't the same (without Kailang), but we can get there."

Clark Fork 6 6 6 4 - 22

Cd'A Charter 12 10 10 83 - 40

CLARK FORK - Frazier 2, Ly. Kiebert 10, Vogel 6, Miller 4, Wurm 0, Heigis 0, Le. Kiebert 0.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Ramb 0, Ployhar 2, Bartlett 0, Baxter 0, Haman 6, Daseagny 0, Turkenberg 28, Verhaeghe 2, Babich 0, Jensen 2.

N.I. Christian 53

The Oaks 36

COEUR d'ALENE - Alex Gwin scored 15 points to lead the Royals past The Oaks in a Mountain Christian League game at Canfield Middle School.

Kana Shanley had 15 points, seven assists and three steals and Rayla Andrews six rebounds for North Idaho Christian (2-0, 1-0), which hosts Genesis Prep on Monday.

The Oaks 10 8 11 7 - 36

Ni. Christian 13 10 14 12 - 53

THE OAKS - Phinney 6, Kim 11, Lewis 3, Gibson 4, Woodruff 12, Dalpant 0, Pedmont 0, Yates 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Canale 4, Haag 0, Andrews 0, Gwin 17, Prosch 3, Ward 3, Shanley 15, Gjevre 4, Murrison 7, Shaw 0, Settle 0, Woodward 0.