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PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings storm back to claim 10th straight Ter Hark Cup

| February 2, 2012 8:15 PM

WRESTLING

COEUR d'ALENE - After falling behind 15-0 early, the Coeur d'Alene Vikings stormed back with nine straight decisions - six by pinfall - in a 57-18 win over the Lake City Timberwolves to claim the school's 10th straight Ter Hark Cup in a wrestling dual Wednesday at Coeur d'Alene High.

"It's always nice to keep it going," Coeur d'Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. "Lake City wrestled smart and Corey (Owen) had those guys going. That was a real battle and a little bit closer than the score indicates."

Lake City won five of the first six matches on the night.

"We drew a good weight class to start tonight," Lake City coach Corey Owen said. "That's really where the heart of our lineup is. Those five guys really wrestled well."

Coeur d'Alene (7-2) hosts Moscow and Sandpoint tonight.

"We've still got room for improvement," Moffat said. "Tonight was just good wrestling. It's good for wrestling to have a good rivalry like this. I'm excited for the kids. They wanted to win and wanted to keep this thing going."

Lake City (5-3) hosts Lewiston and Sandpoint on Tuesday.

"I thought our kids scrapped hard tonight," Owen said. "Every kid that stepped onto the mat for us wrestled hard. They're just a better team right now."

138 - Nick Wells, LC, d. Hudson Staub, 3-2. 145 - Darrick Sheridan, LC, p. Vince Marmon, 5:17. 152 - Dakota Schnall, LC, d. Shawn White, 9-4. 160 - Nate Partenfelder, LC, d. Damian Rossing, 12-6. 170 - Gabe Ross, Cd'A, p. Jacob Ramey, 1:20. 182 - Justis Ballison, LC, d. Phoenix Duncan, 3-0. 195 - Clayton Miranda, Cd'A, by forfeit. 220 - Garrett DeMers, Cd'A, p. Alfredo Reyes, :55. 285 - Matt James, Cd'A, p. Austin Porter, 2:36. 98 - Anthony Price, Cd'A, d. Killian Konda, 5-3. 105 - Drew Gorings, Cd'A, p. Logan McRoberts, 2:35. 113 - Chase Lincoln, Cd'A, by forfeit. 120 - A.J. Konda, Cd'A, p. Michael Carr, 2:33. 126 - Tristan Dunn, Cd'A, p. Cory Wells, :45. 132 - Brenden Northington, Cd'A, p. Zach Draper, :39.

Lewiston 36

Post Falls 34

LEWISTON - The visiting Trojans won more matches, but the Bengals were able to walk away with the dual victory at Booth Hall.

Post Falls won eight matches, three by pins from Lucas Bolster (98 pounds), Nathan McLeod (182) and Tyler Booth (152), while Lewiston had three pins and a technical fall to earn the extra points. Post Falls gave up points at 220 pounds via a forfeit.

"We're really proud of these kids," Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. "Thank God we've got kids that compete their butts off. We just didn't have enough bonus points on pins to win, but I was proud of our guys' effort. That's what is going to pay off in the end is that attacking mindset."

Post Falls (17-1) hosts Lake City next Thursday at The Arena.

170 - Cole Jesienouski, PF, d. Travis Huffman, 4-0. 182 - Nathan McLeod, PF, p. Quinton Grimmage, 3:12. 195 - Cody Johnson, PF, d. Troy Zohlman, 7-6. 220 - Ryan Rigney, Lew, by forfeit. 285 - D.J. Maurer, Lew, p. Eugene Thompson, 1:12. 98 - Lucas Bolster, PF, p. Ryan Knapp, 1:01. 106 - Drake Randall, Lew, p. Casey Benton, :49. 113 - Drake Foster, PF, d. Jake Carlton, 10-9. 120 - Johnny Kenyon, Lew, d. Mitch Crain, 3-2. 126 - Josh Carlton, Lew, p. Chadd Webster, 3:00. 132 - Justin Rodgers, Lew, tf. Aaron Dyk, 18-3. 138 - Bryce Parson, Lew, md. Tanner Riekena, 16-7. 145 - James Ost, PF, md. Zane Madruga, 19-8. 152 - Tyler Booth, PF, p. Drew Randall, 3:39. 160 - Austin Wilson, PF, d. Reese Baldwin, 11-4.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Grangeville 57

Cd'A Charter 24

LAPWAI - Lexi Turkenburg scored a team-high 10 points for the Panthers, but the Bulldogs held the Panthers to just seven second-half points in the opening round of the 2A District 1-2 tournament at Lapwai High.

"We came out and played with a lot of energy," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Logan Grant said. "We were only down nine at halftime, but we couldn't keep a handle on the ball and they opened it up in the second half."

Anna Verhaeghe added nine points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (7-14), which faces Orofino on Saturday in a loser-out game at Lapwai.

A full box score was unavailable.

Wallace 47

Kootenai 38

HARRISON FLATS — Mackenzie Dire scored a team-high 12 points to lead the Miners past the Warriors in a North Star League game.

Brie Benson had 11 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks and Kirsten Scheffelmaier added 14 points for Kootenai (3-13 1-5 NSL), which travels to Mullan on Friday.

Wallace (10-9, 4-3) hosts Lakeside on Friday.

Wallace 17 15 10 5 — 47

Kootenai 9 4 10 15 — 38

WALLACE — Hill 7, Woody 2, Dire 12, Nelson 8, Pehan 4, J. Simmons 0, Denson 2, Browning 9, K. Simmons 3.

KOOTENAI — Walton 7, Griggs 2, Carman 0, McInturff 2, Scheffelmaier 14, Benson 11, Martin 0, Dutton 0, Goodson 2, Donahoe 0.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Lakeland 52

Priest River 47

RATHDRUM — Tyrel Derrick scored a team-high 13 points to lead the Hawks past the Spartans in a nonleague game at Hawk Court.

“It was back and fourth a little bit,” Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. “Our kids just got smart down the stretch and made our free throws.”

Derek Bayley made two free throws to extend the advantage to 50-47 and Adam Black capped the scoring with a pair late for Lakeland (4-14), which hosts Bonners Ferry on Wednesday.

Dalton Sommer scored 14 points for Priest River (6-9), which travels to Timberlake on Saturday.

Priest River 11 14 12 10 — 47

Lakeland 17 6 14 15 — 52

PRIEST RIVER — Akre 1, Kurylo 2, Sommer 14, Stelow 6, Glazier 3, Koch 0, Barber 3, Riley 9, Huddleston 5.

LAKELAND — Spencer 8, Carr 3, Derrick 13, Black 6, Bayley 2, Stanford 2, Horne 4, Cooper 10, Simpson 4, Frank 0.

St. Maries 70

Bonners Ferry 50

BONNERS FERRY — Warren Joiner, Satchel Schetzle and Austin Linnemeyer had 16 points apiece to lead the second-ranked (3A) Lumberjacks past the Badgers in an Intermountain League game.

“It was a good overall team effort,” St. Maries coach Craig Wicks said. “We played some good defense and were able to keep it up throughout the game. I was real proud of how the kids played tonight.”

Linnemeyer had eight rebounds and Schetzle had six rebounds and five assists for St. Maries (11-3, 4-1 IML), which hosts top-ranked Kellogg in the “Brawl for the Ball” spirit games on Saturday.

Alex Awbrey scored 13 points for Bonners Ferry (5-9, 1-4).

St. Maries 17 13 20 20

Bonners 9 9 13 19

ST. MARIES — Joiner 16, Stapleton 2, Sampson 2, Schetzle 16, Kennelly 0, Ryle 3, Aguirre 2, Linnemeyer 16, Cordell 4, McMaster 9.

BONNERS FERRY — Price 0, Skeen 3, Clausen 11, Fitch 1, Zarate 10, Woods 4, Moe 8, Pluid 0, Awbrey 13.


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