PREP ROUNDUP: Lake City doubles up Lewiston in league play
* BOYS BASKETBALL
COEUR d'ALENE - JJ Winger knocked down a shot that traveled 3/4 the length of the court before falling as time expired in the first half on his way to a game-high 21 points and Lake City defeated Lewiston (2-9, 0-1) 60-30 in 5A Inland Empire League play Tuesday night.
"It was probably our best game of the season to this point," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "JJ shot the ball great and we had pretty balanced play from everyone else."
Riley Moreen had 11 points and five assists and Justin Pratt added 10 points and five assists for the Timberwolves (9-3, 2-0), who host Coeur d'Alene in the annual Fight for the Fish game Friday night.
"This win is a great way to head into the Fish game because that game is so different from any other game," Reed said. "It's difficult to call plays because you can't hear and it's a crazy atmoshpere that is an amazing experience for the players."
Lewiston 5 8 8 9 - 30
Lake City 14 16 17 13 - 60
LEWISTON - Charlo 0, Hassenroerhl 0, Raynor 2, Jackson 4, Heitzman 3, Dickeson 0, Hewlett-Steiger 10, Melton 0, Brooks 7, Boyer 4.
LAKE CITY - Lake 0, Adams 0, Pratt 10, Redal 0, Murphy 2, Hocking 0, Guice 6, Louis-McGee 4, Moreen 11, Dahl 6, Winger 21.
Moscow 63
Lakeland 54
RATHDRUM - Nick Ellison had 15 points and 12 rebounds to lead Moscow (5-4, 1-0) past Lakeland in 4A Inland Empire League play.
Matt Horne made six 3-pointers and scored a game-high 25 points for Lakeland (6-5, 0-1), which hosts Timberlake on Friday.
"Moscow came out prepared well and got into us tight defensively," Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. "We shot the ball well and hit 11 3s as a team to keep us in the game."
Moscow 19 16 16 12 - 63
Lakeland 11 13 15 15 - 54
MOSCOW - Randal 10, Akey 9, Snyder 11, Levee 2, Brosch 3, Lunning 2, Martin 8, Adonna 0, Ellison 15, McGurken 3.
LAKELAND - Opland 7, Horne 25, Carr 5, Derrick 3, Millsap 3, Stanford 4, Simpson 4, McCabe 3.
Timberlake 71
Newport 43
NEWPORT, Wash. - Trevor Masterson scored a team-high 13 points to lead the Tigers past the Grizzlies in a nonleague game.
"We just picked up our defensive intensity," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "We threw a press at them and started to get some transition buckets."
Mason Cramer and Jon Thompson had eight rebounds each for Timberlake (9-2), which travels to Lakeland on Friday.
Timberlake 8 24 20 19 - 71
Newport 4 12 14 13 - 43
TIMBERLAKE - Rice 2, Cramer 4, McNamera 8, Austin 3, Masterson 13, Hayden 9, Blayne 2, Scott 7, Johnson 3, Allen 9, Thompson 11.
NEWPORT - Konkright 14, Owenby 0, Zorica 1, Rapp 9, Schultz 4, Allen 2, Burgess 5, Young 4, McDaniel 4.
The Oaks 62
N.I. Christian 33
SPOKANE VALLEY - Tim Fisher scored a game-high 19 points to lead The Oaks past the visiting Royals in a Mountain Christian League game.
Christian Jesensky had 10 points and nine rebounds and Paul Connelly 11 points and four steals for North Idaho Christian (1-8, 1-6 MCL), which hosts Pullman Christian on Friday at The HUB in Liberty Lake.
N.I. Christian 6 15 3 9 - 33
The Oaks 16 17 15 14 - 62
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Sheetz 0, Jesensky 10, Booth 2, Chersin 3, P. Connelly 11, J. Connelly 5, Kuchenski 2.
THE OAKS - Ansett 10, N. Potter 9, Yates 8, Fisher 19, Kim 5, T. Potter 5, T. Gray 5, N. Gray 1.
* GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lewiston 45
Lake City 34
COEUR d'ALENE - Karlee Wilson scored a game-high 19 points to lead the Bengals past the Timberwolves in 5A Inland Empire League play.
Madi Farrell scored nine points for Lake City, which rallied from a 22-14 halftime deficit to tie the game at 28-28 before the Timberwolves were outscored 17-6 in the final quarter.
"It was by far one of the best games we've played offensively and defensively," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "It was the best first quarter we've had all year, but unfortunately went back to our old ways in the second quarter. We were right there, but just couldn't finish it."
Amber Hawkes had 10 points and 14 rebounds for Lake City (9-6, 0-3 5A IEL), which hosts Coeur d'Alene in the Fight for the Fish spirit game on Friday.
"Amber played the best game she's played all year," Kelly said. "She just played great and we need her to do that for us."
Paige Wells added 11 points for Lewiston (13-3, 2-1).
Lewiston 9 13 6 17 - 45
Lake City 14 0 14 6 - 34
LEWISTON - K. Wilson 19, L. Wilson 5, Teichmer 0, Schlader 3, Hobart 0, Wells 11, White 0, Hastings 8.
LAKE CITY - Jackson 8, D. Wilson 4, Gewecke 3, Wheelock 0, Farrell 9, Torres 0, Hawkes 10.
Moscow 37
Lakeland 34
RATHDRUM - Chloe Quinnett had nine points and 12 rebounds to lead the Bears past the Hawks in a 4A Inland Empire League game at Hawk Court.
Josie Coder had nine points and five steals for Lakeland (2-14, 0-2 4A IEL), which hosts Timberlake on Friday.
"I'm really pleased with how our kids played tonight," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "We stayed with it and cut down on our turnovers and continued to play hard."
Moscow (4-8, 1-0) travels to Sandpoint on Saturday.
Moscow 10 10 7 10 - 37
Lakeland 13 6 5 10 - 34
MOSCOW - Kucklick 0, Gorton 4, Engberg 5, Smith 5, Landeck 2, Stephens 6, Sprenger 1, Simpson 3, Quinnett 9, Davis 2.
LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 1, St. Mark 2, Pote 0, Ward 5, Coder 9, Derby 5, Rotchford 0, Seymour 0, Kelsey 6, Pruitt 2, Ramus 4.
Newport 47
Timberlake 38
NEWPORT, Wash. - Courtney Wiese scored a game-high 14 points to lead the Grizzlies past the Tigers in a nonleague game.
"We were kind of up and down all game," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "We started pretty flat and then started to play all right. We were very up and down throughout the game and did some good things, but then did some not very good things."
Jessica Norlander scored 15 points and Sydnie Malloy nine points for Timberlake (2-11), which travels to Lakeland on Friday.
Timberlake 8 8 8 14 - 38
Newport 10 11 6 20 - 47
TIMBERLAKE - George 2, Malloy 9, Rhodes 4, Hoffman 2, Owen 0, Gardom 0, Fitzmorris 0, Hardy 2, Norlander 15, Gibson 4.
NEWPORT - Newcomb 4, Frederick 6, Courtney Wiese 14, Behrens 2, Rohrer 2, Malsbury 11, Cunnigham 0, Stratton 6, Siemsen 2.
St. Maries 48
Kootenai 30
ST. MARIES - Lakin Anxo had 13 points and 12 rebounds to lead St. Maries past Kootenai in nonleague play.
"In the first half we weren't playing hard-nosed defense, but came out in the second half and made it tougher for them to shoot," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "We started hitting the boards harder and ended up with 22 offensive rebounds."
Saint Maries (4-10), which had seven points and five steals from Haylee Waddell, hosts the Coeur d'Alene junior varsity next Tuesday.
Katey Mae McInturff scored 16 points for Kootenai (1-13), which hosts Coeur d'Alene Charter next Tuesday.
Kootenai 14 7 2 7 - 30
St. Maries 13 6 14 15 - 48
KOOTENAI - Goodson 1, Keogh 0, Carman 4, Schultz 2, Andersen 0, McInturff 16, Martin 4, Dutton 3, Grubham 0.
ST. MARIES - McQueen 6, Schaum 4, Waddell 7, Brusseau 0, Anxo 13, Cordell 7, Scott 1, Auer 8, Flach 0, Posselt 2.
N.I. Christian 44
The Oaks 15
SPOKANE VALLEY - Alex Gwin had 14 points and four steals for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win at The Oaks Academy.
Kana Shanley had eight points, seven assists and three steals for North Idaho Christian (9-4, 5-2 MCL), which hosts Pullman Christian on Friday at The HUB in Liberty Lake.
N.I. Christian 12 8 14 10 - 44
The Oaks 8 2 2 3 - 15
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTAIN - Canale 0, Haag 4, Andrews 8, Gwin 14, Ward 2, Shanley 8, Gjevre 2, Murison 2, Shaw 4, Prosch 0.
THE OAKS - Phinneg 2, Kim 6, Gibson 3, Woodruff 0, Modderman 0, Lewis 2, Palpanati 2.
* WRESTLING
Timberlake 48
Bonners Ferry 30
SPIRIT LAKE - Tristan O'Brien (126 pounds) and Kody Hongslo (132) wrestled up a weight class and came away with wins to lead the Tigers past the Badgers in an Intermountain League dual.
"Both Tristan and Kody did a great job of wrestling up a class and getting wins," Timberlake coach Ryan Montang said. "Kody just kept working and did a good job to seal the deal in overtime."
Tyler Bardertscher (152) won by major decision for Timberlake (3-0, 1-0 IML), which hosts St. Maries tonight.
98 - Ryan Starr, TL, d. Aaron Smith, 6-4. 106 - Dailyn Johnson, TL, by forfeit. 113 - Rocco Wingfield, TL, p. Jaeger Schnuerle, 1:52. 120 - Josh Tucker, BF, p. Dylan Grafton, 1:10. 126 - Tristen O'Brien, TL, p. Jared Coogan, 1:32. 132 - Kody Hongslo, TL, d. David Chapman, 6-1 (OT). 138 - Blaine Invernon, BF, p. Bradley Erickson, 1:58. 145 - Tristan Roth, TL, p. Josh Miller, 3:30. 152 - Tyler Bardertscher, TL, md. Anthony Skeen, 13-3. 160 - Preston Rhodes, TL, d. Quinn Cummings, 4-0. 170 - Forrest Herring, TL, tf. Travis Beck, 16-0. 182 - Andrew Hanson, TL, p. Chase Invernon, :27. 195 - Carmen Krichbaum, BF, p. Drew Johnson, 2:10. 220 - William Gaspar, BF, by forfeit. 285 - John Gaspar, BF, by forfeit.