Prep roundup: Wallace ends Lakeside's season

* GIRLS BASKETBALL

COEUR d'ALENE - Stephanie Hill scored 13 points to lead the Wallace Miners past the Lakeside Knights 43-37 to win the third and deciding game of the 1A Division I District 1 tournament on Friday at Lake City High.

Lakeside won the first game on Monday, but Wallace won on Thursday and Friday to advance.

Wallace (13-10) will face Prairie (18-6) of Cottonwood tonight at 6 in a state 1A Division I play-in game at St. Maries High. The winner advances to state next week at Columbia High in Nampa.

Wallace won its first district title since 2007, and ended a string of four straight district titles for Lakeside.

Christina Nilson scored 12 points and Avery Brown-Sonder added 10 for Lakeside, which finishes 12-11.

Lakeside 15 4 6 12 - 37

Wallace 11 9 12 11 - 43

LAKESIDE - Duncan 8, Dohrman 2, F. Hendrickx 5, Haynes 0, T. Hendrickx 0, Nilson 12, Shamburg 0, Brown-Sonder 10.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 0, S. Hill 13, M. Hill 3, Denson 7, Woody 7, Nelson 2, Browning 11.

Christian Center 38

Logos 30

LIBERTY LAKE - Shannon Kempton totaled 17 points and 13 rebounds for the third-seeded Lions in a semifinal game of the Mountain Christian League tournament at the HUB Sports Center.

Lindsey Howard added 11 points and five steals for Christian Center (14-4), which plays top-seeded Christian Heritage in the championship game tonight at 6. Christian Heritage defeated North Idaho Christian in the other semifinal.

Alli Gray led second-seeded Logos with 16 points.

Christian Center 1 4 12 21 - 38

Logos 4 2 9 15 - 30

CHRISTIAN CENTER - L. Howard 11, Purvis 5, Sovereign 2, Kempton 17, Ripatti 1, Hawkins 2, Greensides 0.

LOGOS - A. Gray 16, Lundgren 0, Page 4, Miller 6, Schlect 0, Kline 2, R. Gray 0, Kim 2.

* BOYS BASKETBALL

Lewiston 49

Post Falls 47

POST FALLS - Rafa Hewett-Steiger scored 17 points as the suddenly-hot Bengals edged the Trojans at The Arena in 5A Inland Empire League play to earn the No. 2 seed to the Region 1 tournament, which starts next week.

Lewiston (6-14, 3-3 5A IEL) won its last three league games - over an 11-day span - to finish tied for second with Coeur d'Alene (11-8, 3-3).

But Lewiston earned the tiebreaker by splitting with 5A IEL champ Lake City (14-5, 5-1), which swept Coeur d’Alene.

In the first round of regionals next Friday, at Lake City High, No. 2 Lewiston plays No. 3 Coeur d’Alene at 5:45 p.m., followed by No. 1 Lake City vs. No. 4 Post Falls (8-12, 1-5) at 7:30.

Dalton Thompson had 11 points and five rebounds for Post Falls.

“We were 6 of 21 from the foul line tonight,” Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. “Lewiston was 9 for 10 in the fourth quarter. For the game, we shot 41 percent from the field and 39 percent from beyond the 3-point line, but you can’t shoot 29 percent from the line in the IEL. We did everything we should have to win, but when we shoot free throws like that, you can’t win and we need to get better at that.”

Lewiston 17 9 7 16 — 49

Post Falls 10 7 12 18 — 47

LEWISTON — Charlo 0, Hasenoehrl 3, Rayner 0, Jackson 6, Heitzman 11, Dickeson 0, Hewett-Steiger 17, Melton 2, Brooks 6, Boyer 4.

POST FALLS — Hall 4, McKeown 6, Davenport 0, Pfennigs 1, Jackson 7, Hillman 3, Mueller 0, McCullough 10, Thompson 11, Corr 0, Koski 5.

Lakeland 51

Sandpoint 38

SANDPOINT — Matt Horne scored 14 points and Alex Opland added 12 for the Hawks, who hit eight 3-pointers in a 4A Inland Empire League win against the Bulldogs at Les Rogers Court.

“We haven’t seen much zone and we weren’t used to it,” Lakeland coach Dave Stockwell said. “Defensively, I thought we turned it up when we needed to.”

Scott Simpson had five points and seven rebounds and Tyrel Derrick had seven assists for Lakeland (10-10, 2-2 4A IEL), which hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday in the opening round of the 4A Region 1 tournament at Hawk Court at 7 p.m.

Jeremiah Gagnon scored eight points and T.J. Alsager had seven rebounds for Sandpoint (2-17, 0-4), which hosts Coeur d’Alene tonight at 6.

Lakeland 13 11 16 11 — 51

Sandpoint 9 13 9 7 — 38

LAKELAND — Opland 12, Horne 14, Carr 5, Derrick 4, Millsap 6, Stanford 2, Simpson 5, McCabe 0, Piva 3.

SANDPOINT — Jurenka 2, Rodriguez 10, Silberman 0, Schwartz 0, Nelson 5, Burgstahler 0, Gagnon 8, Edwards 11, Alsager 0, Lutz 2.

St. Maries 55

Bonners Ferry 35

ST. MARIES — Warren Joiner scored 24 points to lead the Lumberjacks past the Badgers in a nonleague game.

“It was a close game at the start of the fourth quarter,” St. Maries coach John Bisson said. “Two minutes into the fourth quarter, we started getting to the foul line (making 10 of 15 attempts in the fourth) and wore them down with defense a little bit.”

Austin Linnemeyer made two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, and finished with 12 points for St. Maries (11-7), which hosts Coeur d’Alene Charter on Monday.

Kyler Rice scored 10 points for Bonners Ferry (5-12), which hosts Timberlake tonight at 6.

Bonners Ferry 11 9 11 14 — 35

St. Maries 17 10 2 29 — 55

BONNERS FERRY — Price 0, Skeen 3, Ky. Rice 10, Pluid 3, Evans 5, Moe 5, Farrens 9, Ko. Rice 2.

ST. MARIES — Joiner 24, Stapleton 6, Bedwell 0, Michael 0, Ryle 0, Posselt 2, Smith 2, Lu. Feasline 4, Linnemeyer 12, Gertje 0, Lo. Feasline 3.

Wallace at

Lakeside

PLUMMER — The game was rescheduled for Monday.

• WRESTLING

Coeur d’Alene 45

Lewiston 27

COEUR d’ALENE — Senior A.J. Konda won his 102nd match of his high school career with a 6-3 decision at 120 pounds for the Vikings, who beat the Bengals in a dual at Coeur d’Alene High.

“Anytime you get a win, it’s a good win,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “Lewiston was missing three of their big guns. We were just glad to get through this without any injuries and now we’ll get ready for districts. A.J. getting his 102nd win was kind of cool.”

Tyler Jankay (220 pounds), Anthony Price (98) and Sean White (152) won by pin for Coeur d’Alene, which competes at the 5A Region 1 tournament next Saturday in Rathdrum.

170 — Hudson Staub, Cd’A, d. Quinton Grimmage, 1-0. 182 — Reece Baldwin, Lew, d. Phoenix Duncan, 7-4. 195 — Darian Robinett, Cd’A, d. Brendon Pierson, 9-7. 220 — Tyler Jankay, Cd’A, p. Austin Casper, 2:37. 285 — Matt James, Cd’A, by forfeit. 98 — Anthony Price, Cd’A, p. Trevor Rigney, 1:10. 106 — Dylan Shaffer, Cd’A, by forfeit. 113 — Gabe Hinders, Cd’A, by forfeit. 120 — A.J. Konda, Cd’A, d. Blake Gill, 6-3. 126 — Marshall Barnes, Lew, p. Chase Lincoln, 2:39. 132 — Drake Randall, Lew, p. Kyle White, 2:32. 138 — Justin Rodgers, Lew, d. Tristin Dunn, 14-8. 145 — Josh Reynolds, Lew, p. Colton Johnson, 5:35. 152 — Sean White, Cd’A, p. Jared Monroe, :42. 160 — Drew Randall, Lew, d. Gabe Ross, 7-4.