PREP BASKETBALL: Cd'A girls hold off Lake Stevens

* GIRLS

COEUR d'ALENE -

Sydney Williams had 27 points and seven rebounds as the Coeur d'Alene Vikings defeated the Lake Stevens Vikings 50-43 in a nonleague game at Elmer Jordan Court on Friday.

"It was a good game," Coeur d'Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. "They're a good team and pulled ahead in the third quarter, but we were able to get back in it in the third quarter and showed a lot of maturity in the fourth quarter."

Kendalyn Brainard had 13 points, three steals and four assists for Coeur d'Alene (10-3), which hosts Kentwood tonight at 6.

Brooke Pahukoa, who has signed to play next season at Boise State, scored 18 points for Lake Stevens.

Lake Stevens 12 14 10 7 - 43

Coeur d'Alene 17 7 10 16 - 50

LAKE STEVENS - Briggs 11, Gipson 0, Pahls 0, Pedersen 0, Blackmon 0, Bry. Pahukoa 8, Vandegrift 2, Bro. Pahukoa 18, Long 4.

COEUR d'ALENE - Parker 1, Sumner 4, Chalich 3, Orlandi 2, Tackett 0, Brainard 13, Wellsandt 0, Williams 27.

Post Falls 57

Shorewood 39

EVERETT, Wash. -

Hallie Gennett had 25 points on 5-of-5 shooting from the 3-point line, all coming in the first half, as the top-ranked 5A Trojans defeated the Thunderbirds in a semifinal game in the Archbishop Murphy holiday tournament.

"It was a pretty close game and then Hallie hit three 3s in five possessions," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "It was a very physical game and very competitive. Shorewood played hard and it was a good game for us to play. They're a good team and have some good players."

Danielle Failor had 12 rebounds and Lexi Smith nine points for Post Falls (13-0), which faces host Archbishop Murphy in the championship game tonight at 7:30.

Shorewood 13 10 8 8 - 39

Post Falls 17 20 10 10 - 57

SHOREWOOD - Stickle 15, Thompson 3, Bradley 0, Hager 1, McDonald 1, L. Gustafson 6, Tulley 4, Leazer 0, Rasmassen 6, A. Gustafson 1.

POST FALLS - Allert 0, Gonzales 5, King 5, Meehan 0, Smith 9, Litalien 7, Gennett 25, Failor 6, Perrin 0.

Lake City 50

Kamiak 34

KIRKLAND, Wash. - Amber Hawkes scored 12 points, Hailey Jackson added nine and Lake City defeated Kamiak at the Juanita Classic.

"It took us a little while to get going but our defensive pressure finally got to them," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "I thought Dakota Wilson came in and got us going energy-wise. Amber Hawkes also had a good game and got us some key rebounds."

Lake City (8-5) plays Cascade (Everett, Wash.) today at 1 p.m. in their final game of the tournament.

Lake City 18 12 12 8 - 50

Kamiak 14 8 11 1 - 34

LAKE CITY - Jackson 9, D. Wilson 7, J. Wilson 2, Gewecke 2, Horton 0, Wheelock 7, Farrell 6, Torres 5, Hawkes 12, Smith 0.

KAMIAK - G. Hamill 0, Adcocc 4, Larson 0, Patrick 7, Slack 5, Pillman 4, Cinda 0, K. Hamill 14, Parker 0.

Grangeville 44

Cd'A Charter 29

GRANGEVILLE - Chantel Key scored 18 points for the Bulldogs in a Central Idaho League win against the Panthers.

“We didn’t play well tonight,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. “When you’ve got more turnovers than points on the road, you’re not going to win.”

Lexi Turkenburg had 13 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (9-2, 2-1 CIL), which travels to Orofino today.

Cd’A Charter 2 10 10 7 — 29

Grangeville 7 12 11 14 — 44

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Ramb 1, Bartlett 0, Baxter 0, Haman 2, Zasandy 0, Verhaeghe 6, Babich 0, Turkenburg 13, Jensen 7.

GRANGEVILLE — Key 18 , Sullivan 9, Lutd 4, Fortin 2, Forsmann 0, Cashmitter 2, F. Bieler 2, Bass 3, A. Bieler 0, Brown 2.

Medical Lake 29

Timberlake 21

SPOKANE — Further details not reported.

• BOYS

Timberlake 62

Medical Lake 45

SPOKANE — Johnny Hayden scored 16 points to lead four Tigers in double figures and Timberlake defeated Medical Lake at the West Valley tournament.

Mason Cramer and Keegan Scott added 12 points apiece for Timberlake (7-2).

“The nice part about our team is that we have a lot of different scoring threats,” Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. “Tonight we had a big second quarter; we knocked down big shots and applied defensive pressure.

“We move the ball well and and we have a lot of weapons and it makes us hard to guard — which is nice.”

Trevor Masterson had 10 points and nine rebounds for the Tigers, who play at Priest River on Jan. 5.

Medical Lake 8 14 8 15 — 45

Timberlake 11 25 16 10 — 62

MEDICAL LAKE — Garza 15, Rohwer 6, Winchester 0, Velaquez 4, Hanson 4, Stith 6, Paulson 6, Harvey-Mitchell 4.

TIMBERLAKE — Rice 0, Cramer 12, McNamara 4, Masterson 10, Hayden 16, Foster 0, Blayne 4, Scott 12, Johnson 0, Thompson 4, Cronnelly 0.

Prairie 67

Lakeside 48

LAPWAI — Marcus Higgins scored a game-high 16 points to lead the Pirates past the Knights in the Lapwai Holiday tournament.

“I thought we played pretty well and hard,” Lakeside coach Brad Calkins said. “I really grew to appreciate our officials in District 1.”

Jordan Meshell scored 10 points and Joseph Mitchell grabbed nine rebounds for Lakeside (3-6), which faces Genesee today at 4:30 p.m.

Prairie 26 14 14 13 — 67

Lakeside 13 7 9 19 — 48

PRAIRIE — Marcus Higgins 16, Arnzen 15, Schlader 5, J. Higgins 2, Weimhoff 2, Chaffey 8, Hankerson 4, Bruegeman 1, Bruner 9, Ross 0, B. Higgins 0, Ganby 4.

LAKESIDE — Schatz 2, Kolar 2, Boyd 6, J. Mitchell 2, Nomee 5, Gallegos 7, Nilson 5, Stensgar 0, Meshell 10, Brown 9.

Pullman 65

St. Maries 56

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Further details were not available.

Grangeville 63

Cd’A Charter 43

GRANGEVILLE — Further details not available.