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PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls boys fall victim to talented Bothell squad

| January 5, 2013 8:00 PM

* BOYS BASKETBALL

BOTHELL, Wash. - Zach LaVine, a 6-foot-3 guard who has signed with UCLA, scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Bothell Cougars past the Post Falls Trojans 77-50 in a nonleague game on Friday night.

"Bothell is without a doubt the best high school basketball team I've ever seen," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. "LaVine is a legit player and could be one and done at UCLA. This Bothell team was something else."

Perrion Callandret, a 6-2 point guard who has signed with Idaho, and Josh Martin, a 6-8 junior forward who has an offer from Washington, had 19 points each for Bothell (12-0).

Dalton Thompson scored 12 points for Post Falls (5-5), which faces Inglemoor High today in Kenmore, Wash.

"It probably took us a quarter to adjust to their speed and athleticism," McLean said. "If we could have made some layups, it would have been a closer game. It was a great experience to play against that kind of team. It was a great experience that's going to make us better."

Post Falls 12 10 15 10 - 50

Bothell 24 29 16 8 - 77

POST FALLS - Hall 0, McKeown 0, Davenport 0, Pfennigs 2, Jackson 5, Hillman 8, Mueller 5, Conger 2, Thompson 12, Corr 7, Koski 9.

BOTHELL - Callandret 19, Martin 19, Wilks 4, LaVine 20, Cussac 3, Curtright 0, Webster 6, Fisherkeller 2, Bowers 2, Wilson 2.

* WRESTLING

Post Falls advances nine, Coeur d'Alene four at Rollie Lane

NAMPA - Alius De La Rosa (106 pounds), Lucas Bolster (113), Drake Foster (120), T.J. Wolf (126), Austin Wilson (160), Seth McLeod (170), Cody Johnson (182), Justin Farnsworth (220) and Eli Bennett (285) qualified for the 16-man championship bracket in their weight classes for Post Falls at the annual Rollie Lane Invitational, which concludes today at the Idaho Center.

Gabe Ross (160), Hudson Staub (170) and Matt James (285) went 3-0 and Anthony Price 2-1 at 98 pounds to advance for Coeur d'Alene from Friday's pod matches.

"Those guys wrestled well," Coeur d'Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. "Our other guys just ran into some tough competition. It's a good experience for those guys in a tough tournament."

Team scores will be kept starting with placing matches.


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