Winger sinks school-record 10 3-pointers
* BOYS
RICHLAND, Wash. - Lake City wing JJ Winger took advantage of the fact Hanford focused on forward Kyle Guice.
And the 6-foot-3 senior caught fire, making a school-record 10 3-pointers as the Timberwolves routed Hanford 81-48 on Saturday.
Lake City (4-0) made a school record 15 3s. Winger broke Gabe Hern's old mark of eight 3-pointers, set in 1998.
"That's the best shooting performance I've ever seen from a high school kid," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "That was one of the best team performances I can remember. We moved the ball better, our defensive intensity was great, it was an outstanding group effort, from the glass to transition. It was an excellent win for us on the road. They started paying a lot of attention to him. He was still able to hit his shots. Some of that was our players' being able to move the ball."
Winger scored a season-high 30 points.
"Hanford came out in a box-and-one (defense), paying attention to Kyle Guice. I had a few open shots, I was feeling it," JJ Winger said. "Personally, I thought we should've had more. It feels great, it was one of my personal goals to break the school record."
Nick Hancock scored 16 points, Guice grabbed nine rebounds and Justin Pratt added 12 points and nine assists.
Lake City plays Clarkston on Friday.
Lake City 17 21 22 21 - 81
Hanford 13 12 11 12 - 48
LAKE CITY - Pratt 12, Louie-McGee 2, Vetsch 0, Guice 6, Turner 8, Dahl 3, Winger 30, Mitchell 4, Hancock 16.
HANFORD - Mickleson 0, Watson 5, Heiman 3, Scaman 6, Heid 21, Hannu 3, Sironen 6, Kedrick Skinner 0, Kevon Skinner 0, Suty 4.
Coeur d'Alene 62
Kennewick 53
COEUR d'ALENE - Devin Kluss scored 19 points to lead the Vikings past the Lions in a nonleague game at Elmer Jordan Court.
"It was just an 'A' for effort from the kids tonight," Coeur d'Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. "We've had three games in the last four nights and were a little shorthanded tonight against Kennewick, who shoots the ball really well. But the kids were resiliant, and now we get a day off tomorrow to enjoy this one."
Tony Naccarato scored 15 points for Coeur d'Alene (4-0), which travels to Ferris on Saturday.
Kennewick 10 14 17 12 - 53
Coeur d'Alene 14 12 21 15 - 62
KENNEWICK - Garcia 3, J. Wool 8, Mueller 19, Fernandez 0, Young 0, Kutzke 0, DeWitt 6, Molnoa 0, D. Plew 7, Tennancour 2, C. Plew 6, Vargas 0, Y. Wool 2.
COEUR d'ALENE - Tripp 4, Carpenter 3, Williams 2, Hicks 7, Walde 12, Sparks 0, Kluss 19, Naccarato 15.
Chiawana 60
Post Falls 54
PASCO, Wash. - Aaric Wren and Victor Coval scored 17 points apiece for the Riverhawks, which beat the Trojans in a nonleague game.
"We had to deal with some adversity due to foul trouble tonight," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. "We had to play some lineups that we wouldn't normally play guys in. Down the stretch, we couldn't make quite enough plays."
Corey Koski had 14 points and six rebounds and Joey Pfennigs had six rebounds for Post Falls (2-3), which hosts Hanford on Tuesday.
Post Falls 19 7 9 19 - 54
Chiawana 14 13 13 20 - 60
POST FALLS - Hall 10, McKeown 0, Davenport 2, Pfennigs 7, Hillman 2, Gondo 0, Anderson 0, McCullough 4, Franklin 5, Thompson 10, Koski 14.
CHIAWANA - Harris 2, Singleton 5, Wren 17, Mendoza 9, Grandison 2, Coval 17, Henderson 8.
Pullman 65
Lakeland 58
PULLMAN - Derek Bayley had 23 points, 11 rebounds and three assists for the Hawks, which lost a nonleague game to the Greyhounds.
"We came out in the second half and played really good defense," Lakeland coach Dave Stockwell said. "They shot a lot of free throws (26 of 35) and we were 8 of 12."
Lakeland led 54-53 with four minutes remaining, but lost point guard Tyrel Derrick who fouled out of the game.
Bayley was 4 of 5 from the 3-point line in the second half for Lakeland (3-2), which travels to East Valley of Spokane on Tuesday.
"Derek had a really good game all around," Stockwell said.
A.J. Miles scored 15 points for Pullman.
Lakeland 11 13 19 15 - 58
Pullman 15 17 10 23 - 65
LAKELAND - Ram 16, Nosworthy 0, Cooper 0, Derrick 7, Rose 1, Henry 4, Bayley 23, Plunkett 0, Ray 7.
PULLMAN - Imler 0, Martin 15, Kurle 10, Ungerer 13, Therien 7, Lagerquist 2, Nilsson 3, Miles 15.
Riverside 72
Timberlake 52
SPIRIT LAKE - Dalton Rausch scored 19 points to lead the visiting Rams past the Tigers in a nonleague game.
"They were hitting everything they looked at in the first quarter," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "They just shot incredible in the first half and came ready to play, played really good defense and got after it. They played really well and our guys didn't come out ready to play and didn't shoot very well."
Keegan Scott had 20 points, seven rebounds and four steals for Timberlake (0-5), which hosts East Valley on Friday.
Riverside 24 18 12 18 - 72
Timberlake 9 11 14 18 - 52
RIVERSIDE - Schuler 7, Zanoni 2, Rausch 19, Rux 1, Osland 15, Kramer 13, Axtell 10, Elliot 0, Huggins 5.
TIMBERLAKE - Cramer 10, Johnson 2, Austin 3, Menti 2, Scott 20, Jones 5, Tallen 4, Kisler 3, Cronnelly 0, Tonkin 3.
Lewiston 57
Kellogg 37
KELLOGG - Vince Hewett scored 14 points to lead the Bengals past the Wildcats in a nonleague game at Andrews Gymnasium.
Jesse Lambert scored 15 points and Tucker Gust nine points for Kellogg (3-1), which hosts Wallace on Monday.
Lewiston is 2-3.
Lewiston 6 16 25 10 - 57
Kellogg 9 4 17 7 - 37
LEWISTON - Fuentes 6, Urquhart 0, Kaufman 9, Jackson 10, Hewett 14, Carter 3, Berlik 0, Whitlock 11, Merica 0, Ulrich 4, Sager 0.
KELLOGG - Colburn 4, Lambert 15, Easley 0, deYoung 2, Gust 9, Kolton 4, Bebout 0, McDonald 3.
Victor (Mont.) 36
Cd'A Charter 28
ST. REGIS, Mont. - The Panthers managed just seven points in the middle two quarters in the loss on the second day of the Tiger Tail Tournament.
"We defended and rebounded well, but playing four games in five days, we lost our legs offensively," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Steve Bourgard said.
Kolton Bishop scored 11 points, Brady Tuttle 10 for Victor.
Christian Johnson scored a game-high 17 points for Coeur d'Alene Charter (1-6), which beat Alberton (Mont.) 41-27 on Friday night.
Cd'A Charter returns to action Jan. 4 at home vs. Grangeville to open Central Idaho League play.
Cd'A Charter 10 3 4 11 - 28
Victor 6 9 10 11 - 36
COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Lundblad 2, Pennings 0, May 0, Putren 0, Johnson 17, Valov 0, Adams 5, Whealon 2, Rubalcaba 2, Follini 0.
VICTOR - A. Lewis 2, Benish 2, Bishop 11, Sherril 0, Tuttle 10, Etter 0, O'Leary 2, Peterson 2, R. Lewis 5, Menta 2.
Wallace 61
Lakeside 40
PLUMMER - Brady Brantley scored 19 points to lead the Miners past the Knights in the championship game of the North Star League tournament.
"Wallace just outplayed us today," Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. "We did a lot of things tonight that we haven't done all season, with 17 turnovers and shooting 5 of 23 from the 3-point line. We kind of settled for the 3-point shots instead of attacking the basket, but give Wallace credit, they played well tonight."
Jordan Meshell scored 11 points for Lakeside (3-2), which travels to Logos on Tuesday.
Gavin Rasmussen scored 17 points for Wallace (4-1), which travels to Kellogg on Monday.
Wallace 19 16 13 13 - 61
Lakeside 9 11 7 13 - 40
WALLACE - Little 3, Rasmussen 17, Lemieux 2, Brantley 19, Arthun 13, Brain 0, Browning 7.
LAKESIDE - Stensgar 0, Meshell 11, Schatz 4, Kolar 8, Zahir 0, Daman 0, Nilson 7, Mitchell 0, Brown 10.
Kootenai 35
Clark Fork 34
PLUMMER - Trailing 34-32 to Clark Fork in consolation game of the North Star League tournament at Lakeside High, all Kootenai needed was two points to send it into overtime.
But the Warriors' Jake Pfeiffer allowed his team to score one point better, as he drilled a 3-pointer with 0.5 seconds left for the game-winner against the Wampus Cats.
Kootenai (2-2) went the length of the court and scored in 4.5 seconds.
"He made a terrific shot," Clark Fork coach Corey Vogel said. "We had him covered but he made a heck of a shot. We made too many mistakes, we let them back in the game and they won in spectacular fashion."
Clark Fork center Tristin Bristol had 13 points and 17 rebounds.
Clark Fork (1-3) hosts Mullan on Thursday.
Kootenai hosts Deary on Friday.
Clark Fork 2 13 12 7 - 34
Kootenai 2 9 10 14 - 35
CLARK FORK - Bristol 13, Aguirre 0, Bowden 13, Taylor 0, Anderson 0, Oas 2, Boudousquie 6, Bahr 0.
KOOTENAI - H. Whipple 0, Keogh 0, Willms 13, Ausman 6, Love 3, Pfeiffer 13, Schultz 0, J. Whipple 0, Hall 0.
The Oaks 67
N.I. Christian 31
SPOKANE VALLEY - Logan Booth had 10 points and three assists for the visiting Royals in the Mountain Christian League loss.
Paul Connelly added nine points and four steals for North Idaho Christian (5-4, 3-1 MCL) and Jeremiah Chersin grabbed eight rebounds.
Eric Ansett scored 23 points for The Oaks (7-0, 7-0 MCL).
NICS plays Friday vs. Christian Heritage School at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.
N. Idaho Christian 8 2 11 10 - 31
The Oaks 16 17 13 21 - 67
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Booth 10, P. Connelly 9, J. Connelly 3, Jesensky 2, Chersin 2, Stedman 5, Schreibeis 0, Gabrielsen 0, Burke 0, Hunter 0.
THE OAKS - Ansett 23, M. Potter 10, Yates 4, Fisher 8, T. Potter 4, Kim 9, Trom 6, Peterson 3, Long 0.
St. Maries at
Moscow
No report was received.
* GIRLS
Hanford 52
Lake City 44
RICHLAND, Wash. - Colette Gall scored 26 points to lead the host Falcons past the Timberwolves in a nonleague game.
Whitney Meier scored 13 points and Olivia Maryon had 12 points and eight rebounds for Lake City (4-2), which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.
"We only had seven girls, but we battled," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "They're young girls, but they played hard. Olivia has stepped up in the last few games and been playing great. Gall is really tough down low, but we battled with her."
Dakota Wilson had 10 rebounds and Cierra Dvorak 12 points for Lake City.
Lake City 8 6 15 15 - 44
Hanford 9 12 12 19 - 52
LAKE CITY - Dvorak 12, Wilson 3, Eborall 0, Wheelock 4, Marion 12, Carlson 0, Meier 13.
HANFORD - Stewart 2, Delchman 0, Hall 6, Shintaffer 11, Thompson 0, Foraker 0, Gall 26, Harris 0, Winsor 7.
Chiawana 62
Post Falls 31
POST FALLS - The Trojans were missing two of their starters in the nonleague game against the visiting Riverhawks of Pasco, Wash., at The Arena.
"They're pretty good," Trojans coach Marc Allert said. "We're still a work in progress and they jumped on us pretty early ... they got some easy transition baskets."
Delaney Hodgins scored 23 points for Chiawana.
Hannah Bodman scored eight points for Post Falls (3-5), which plays host to Hanford on Tuesday.
Chiawana 20 19 16 7 - 62
Post Falls 6 4 13 8 - 31
CHIAWANA - D. Hodgins 23, B. Hodgins 11, Alfesnoss 6, Sullivan 3, Roach 1, Winchester 12, Pink 5.
POST FALLS - Allert 2, O. Ellison 2, King 5, Anderson 2, Bodman 8, Kyle 4, Reynolds 2, A. Ellison 2, M. Smith 4.
Pullman 57
Lakeland 28
PULLMAN - Turnovers were the primary culprit in Lakeland's loss to Pullman in nonleague action.
"We just had a lot of turnovers in the first half," Seymour said. "We're losing opportunities to convert. Pullman played well. We played our third game on the road in the past five days. Kelly (Ramus) was pretty solid on the boards."
Ramus finished with 11 points and seven rebounds, and Kaidan Kelsey had five steals for Lakeland (3-7), which plays at East Valley on Tuesday.
Emily Drake scored 23 for Pullman.
Lakeland 4 11 7 6 - 28
Pullman 14 22 12 9 - 57
LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 5, Price 0, Linehan 3, Kelsey 7, Fahlenkamp 0, Tierney 0, Rotchford 0, Seymour 0, Bodak 2, Ramus 11.
PULLMAN - Kincaid 0, Drake 23, Paul 5, Logan 0, Wilson 1, Mueller 2, Wickard 8, Winchell 7, Petrino 10, Cillay 1, Keizer 0.
Lewiston 60
Kellogg 28
KELLOGG - The visiting Bengals took advantage of several second-chance opportunities in a nonleague rout of the Wildcats at Andrews Gymnasium.
"There were stretches where we looked competitive with them," Kellogg coach Eli Bourgard said. "The kids played pretty well. Rebounding hurt us in the first half and after that we did a good job with that. They had a ton of second looks in the second half. They had at least 10 offensive rebounds in the first half."
Emilee Schlader led the Bengals, which led 20-5 after the first quarter and 36-19 at halftime, with 19 points.
Kenadie Arthur scored five points for Kellogg (4-3), which plays Tuesday at Lakeside.
Lewiston 20 16 17 7 - 60
Kellogg 5 14 7 2 - 28
LEWISTON - H. Weeks 0, B. Weeks 2, Wilson 2, Lohman 8, Teichmer 4, Schlader 19, Moscrip 2, Wells 7, White 6, Cornelia 0, Thomason 0, Hastings 10.
KELLOGG - Garner 5, Wendt 0, Roberts 4, Toews 4, Stewart 4, Gibbons 2, Shepard 0, Carter 2, Arthur 5, Lynch 0, Sims 0, McDonald 2.
Wallace 48
Victor (Mont.) 42
ST. REGIS, Mont. - Jordan Browning had 24 points and 17 rebounds to lead the Miners past the Pirates in the championship game of the Tiger Tail Tournament.
Gretchen Farkas had eight points and five rebounds for Wallace (5-3), which hosts Kootenai on Tuesday.
Wallace 11 10 21 6 - 48
Victor 12 17 8 6 - 42
WALLACE - Brackebusch 3, Brantz 0, Hill 4, Farkas 8, Denson 2, Woody 0, Nelson 4, Hogamier 3, Majszak 0, Browning 24, Waters 0.
VICTOR - Burdett 0, Conley 6, Tracy 19, Richardson 3, Harlen 0, Rich 0, H. Tillotson 14, P. Tillotson 0.
N.I. Christian 22
The Oaks 16
SPOKANE VALLEY - Emily Prosch had 12 points, six rebounds and four steals to lead the visiting Royals past The Oaks in a Mountain Christian League game.
Erikah Palmer had six rebounds and four blocks and Alex Gwin eight points, five rebounds and three steals for North Idaho Christian (2-2, 2-1 MCL), which faces Christian Heritage on Friday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.
N.I. Christian 6 0 8 8 - 22
The Oaks 3 3 6 4 - 16
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Andrews 0, Gwin 8, HIll 0, Prosch 12, Ward 0, Boland 0, Palmer 2.
THE OAKS - Dierdorff 0, Dphinney 4, Kim 9, F. Modderman 0, D. Modderman 0, Love 0, Fisher 3, Turner 0.
Riverside at
Timberlake
No report was received.