PREP ROUNDUP: Masterson leads Timberlake past Kellogg

* BOYS BASKETBALL

SPIRIT LAKE - Trevor Masterson had 19 points and 11 rebounds as the Timberlake Tigers defeated the Kellogg Wildcats 74-48 on Saturday in an Intermountain League basketball game.

"I thought our defense did a pretty good job tonight," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "We didn't force a ton of turnovers, but our pressure was good and we limited them to one shot and did a good job on the boards."

Johnny Hayden scored 16 points and John Thompson had eight rebounds for Timberlake (6-1, 1-0 IML), which faces host West Valley in their holiday tournament on Thursday.

Jesse Lambert scored 12 points for Kellogg (5-4, 1-1), which hosts Orofino on Thursday.

Kellogg 5 15 15 13 - 48

Timberlake 19 13 15 27 - 74

KELLOGG - Colburn 8, Seaton 4, Bircher 4, Lambert 12, Wendt 9, deYoung 4, Tucker 0, Sauer 7, Waechter 0.

TIMBERLAKE - Rice 1, Cramer 7, McNamera 4, Masterson 19, Hayden 16, Foster 2, Blayne 7, Scott 11, Allen 3, Thompson 4.

Lakeside 63

Columbia 32

WELLPINIT, Wash. - Doug Schatz had 10 points and five rebounds for the Knights in a win over the Lions in the consolation game of the Wellpinit tournament.

"We just came out with a lot of intensity after getting spanked yesterday (against Cusick)," Calkins said. "It really helped prepare us for going to the Lapwai tournament."

Lakeside (3-4) will face host Lapwai on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in their holiday tournament.

Lakeside 20 20 16 7 - 63

Columbia 4 13 5 10 - 32

LAKESIDE - Schatz 10, Kolar 6, Gauthier 2, Boyd 14, Mitchell 0, Nomee 6, Gallegos 6, Whaley-Arroyo 2, Nilson 2, Stensgar 2, Meshell 10, Brown 0, Davis 3, Haynes 0.

COLUMBIA - Steele 7, Rempther 0, Ramirez 4, Schwartz 7, Foster 8, Helms 1, Jones 0, Hooper 5.

Potlatch 42

Kootenai 37

POTLATCH - Jake Pfeiffer had 10 points and nine rebounds for the Warriors, who lost a nonleague game to the Loggers.

"It was a great game," Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. "They came out and took a decent lead on us, but we were able to close the gap a little bit. We just had some buckets that didn't fall in the end and they're a good, disciplined team."

Boone Benson had five rebounds for Kootenai (4-3), which travels to Wallace on Jan. 11.

Phil Burkgart had 11 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists for Potlatch (2-6), which beat Kootenai in the season opener in Harrison on Nov. 24.

Kootenai 9 15 8 5 - 37

Potlatch 14 11 8 9 - 42

KOOTENAI - Butler 0, Napierala 0, Whipple 10, Mo. Willms 7, Ma. Willms 8, Benson 2, Pfeiffer 10, Schultz 0.

POTLATCH - Westbrook 10, Richardson 0, Magallon 11, Burkgart 11, Miller 0, Amos 6, Bowles 2, Sheffler 2.

* GIRLS BASKETBALL

Kellogg 39

Timberlake 36

SPIRIT LAKE - McKenna Stewart scored 11 points to lead the Wildcats past the Tigers in an Intermountain League game.

"They pressed us the entire game," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "We didn't have any trouble with it in the first half, but got passive and lost our aggressiveness in the second half and it turned into easy baskets on their part."

Jessica Norlander scored 14 points for Timberlake (2-7, 0-2 IML), which faces host West Valley in their holiday tournament on Thursday.

Jessi Gibbons scored 10 points for Kellogg (6-3, 2-0), which hosts Orofino on Thursday.

Kellogg 4 9 18 8 - 39

Timberlake 9 8 8 11 - 36

KELLOGG - Garner 2, Wendt 2, Roberts 2, Tr. Sheppard 5, Stewart 11, Gibbons 10, Ta. Sheppard 2, Arthur 1, Custis 2, McDonald 2.

TIMBERLAKE - Malloy 8, Rhodes 3, Hoffman 0, Owen 1, Fitzmorris 6, Hardy 2, Norlander 14, Gibson 2.

Columbia 46

Lakeside 34

WELLPINIT, Wash. - Francine Hendrickx scored 12 points for the Knights, who lost to the Lions of Hunters, Wash., in the consolation game of the Wellpinit tournament.

Elizabeth Larrew scored 29 points for Columbia.

"We just couldn't hit our shots again today," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "We're getting good looks, but they're not getting into the basket."

Ruth Haynes had eight rebounds, three blocks and three steals for Lakeside (7-5), which shot 10 of 30 from the field.

Lakeside returns to action Jan. 5 at Wallace.

Lakeside 11 7 9 7 - 34

Columbia 13 11 6 16 - 46

LAKESIDE - Nomee 0, Seim 0, Duncan 5, Dohrman 0, Anderson 0, F. Hendrickx 12, Haynes 7, T. Hendrickx 0, Chittenden 0, Crowe 3, Louie 0, Nilson 0, Shamburg 1, SiJohn 0, Brown-Sonder 4.

COLUMBIA - Keedy 0, Larrew 29, Williams 10, Rice 0, Flett 3, Black 0, McCrea-Wynne 0, Jones 4.

Potlatch 65

Kootenai 14

POTLATCH - Megan Alexander and Kelsey Butterfield scored 14 points each for the Loggers (5-8) in a nonleague win against the Warriors.

Savannah Dutton scored four points for Kootenai (1-12), which travels to St. Maries on Jan. 8.

Kootenai 6 5 0 3 - 14

Potlatch 20 22 13 10 - 65

KOOTENAI - Schultz 3, Carman 1, Anderson 3, Martin 3, Dutton 4, Goodson 0.

POTLATCH - Alexander 14, Chamberlin 11, Butterfield 14, Mak. Moore 7, Sapp 2, Woodin 9, Musick 2, Mar. Moore 4, Goucher 2.

* WRESTLING

Foster leads Trojans

to another title

PASCO, Wash. - Drake Foster of Post Falls pinned Mike Perales of Nampa in 3 minutes, 22 seconds to win the 120-pound championship at the Best of the Northwest tournament on Saturday at Pasco High.

"He just did an awesome job," Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said of Foster. "Drake took the kid down twice and just put him on his back and pinned him. It was a real dominant performance."

Post Falls qualified three for the championship round and won the team title with 136 points, one night after winning four duals to win the duals tournament on Friday.

"It was great," Reardon said. "The kids are wrestling hard right now. We're competing as a team and guys are trying to get that little bit extra right now and it's awesome to see."

Post Falls will travel to face Eagle and Borah at Borah High in Boise on Jan. 3.

TEAM SCORES - 1, Post Falls 136. 2, Lewiston 126. 3, Caldwell 122.5. 4, Chelan 104. 5, North Central 98.5. 6, Chiawana 90.5. 7, Selah 76. 8, Centralia 73.5. 9, Pasco 73. 10, Toppenish 69.5. 11, Southridge 67. 12, Mountain View 63. 13, Kiona-Benton 61. 14, Capital 55. 16, Prairie 52. 17, Clarkston 51. 18, West Salem 50.5. 19 (tie), La Grande, Nampa 49.5. 21, Evergreen 49. 22, Royal 41. 23, Deer Park 39.5. 24, Washougal 39. 25, Centennial 36.5. 26 (tie), Heritage, Wenatchee 35. 28, Priest River 32. 29, Battle Ground 31. 30, Walla Walla 25.5. 31, Skyview 17. 32, Stayton 15. 33, Inglemoor 6.

LOCAL RESULTS

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

106 - Robert Gomez, Caldwell, p. Alius De La Rosa, Post Falls, 1:14. 120 - Drake Foster, Post Falls, p. Mike Perales, Nampa, 3:22. 170 - Anthony Thomas, Evergreen, d. Seth McLeod, Post Falls, 12-3. 182 - Cruz DelAngel, Kiona-Benton, d. Cody Johnson, Post Falls, 12-1.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE

132 - Tannar Riekena, Post Falls, d. Brandon Gonzales, Pasco, 12-6. 170 - Alex Myrick, Royal, d. Brian Fink, Priest River, 6-3.