PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Charter's Turkenburg eclipses 1,000-point mark

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SPOKANE VALLEY - Senior guard Lexi Turkenburg eclipsed the 1,000-point mark with a free throw in the first quarter as the Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy Panthers defeated the Valley Christian Panthers 57-37 in a nonleague basketball game on Tuesday.

"It's just incredible," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "Really, to me, 1,000 is a reward for the dedication and work she's put in to the sport. She goes hard from the first minute to the last minute, and is just an incredible player."

Turkenburg finished with 24 points, seven rebounds and five assists, and now has 1,023 career points. Jacklyn Jensen scored 16 points and Emma Ployhar had eight rebounds for Coeur d'Alene Charter (14-2), which hosts Grangeville on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

"Tonight, our team as a whole just fed off that," Grant said of Turkenburg's milestone. "We just played a solid game on both ends of the floor and just rebounded the ball well. Things just clicked and everything just came together."

Lindy Riggan scored 29 points for Valley Christian.

Cd'A Charter 16 20 9 12 - 57

Valley Christian 11 10 4 12 - 37

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Ramb 0, Ployhar 4, Bartlett 3, Baxter 0, Haman 0, Zasandy 4, Verhaeghe 4, Babich 2, Turkenburg 24, Jensen 16.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN - Hayek 4, Weik 0, Graf 2, Valenti 2, Riggan 29, Pope 0, Petrinovick 0.

Lakeside 57

Mullan 50

MULLAN - Avery Brown-Sonder had 11 points, 15 rebounds and four assists to lead the Knights past the Tigers in a North Star League game at the Mullan Pavilion.

Francine Hendrickx had 13 points and five steals for Lakeside (10-8, 4-2 NSL), which hosts Clark Fork on Saturday.

Robbyn Trogden scored 19 points and Kami McKinnon had 16 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and four steals for Mullan (6-8, 3-4), which hosts Kootenai on Thursday.

Lakeside 9 15 13 16 - 57

Mullan 8 15 13 14 - 50

LAKESIDE - Duncan-Hall 8, Dohrman 9, F. Hendrickx 13, Haynes 5, T. Hendrickx 1, Nilson 10, Brown-Sonder 11.

MULLAN - Sadler 7, Kat. Gribble 0, McKinnon 16, Trogden 19, Koenig 7, Kay. Gribble 1.

Bonners Ferry 58

St. Maries 32

BONNERS FERRY — Ally Merrifield scored 11 points to lead the Badgers past the Lumberjacks in a nonleague game.

Lakin Anxo scored 11 points for St. Maries (4-13), which hosts Timberlake on Thursday.

“We had too many turnovers tonight,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “We had over 30 turnovers, and it’s tough to give it up that many times and expect to do anything. We were 11 of 14 from the foul line tonight, but we just didn’t shoot the ball well.”

Abby Skeen scored 10 points for Bonners Ferry (13-4).

St. Maries 10 2 9 11 — 32

Bonners Ferry 17 17 8 16 — 58

ST. MARIES — McQueen 0, Schaum 2, Waddell 7, Brusseau 0, Thaut 2, Anxo 11, Cordell 0, Scott 0, Auer 8, Flach 0, Posselt 2.

BONNERS FERRY — Skeen 10, Merritt 4, Oxford 8, McDonald 6, Woods 4, Kelly 0, Davis 2, Merrifield 11, Wasmer 8, Foster 2, Minor 3, Everhart 0.

Christian Center 27

The Oaks 17

SPOKANE — Jacie Purvis had 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Lions in a Mountain Christian League win at The Oaks.

Lindsey Howard had seven assists for Christian Center (11-2, 11-2 MCL), which faces North Idaho Christian on Saturday at Canfield Middle School.

Christian Center 4 12 9 2 — 27

The Oaks 2 2 4 9 — 17

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Howard 5, Hawkins 2, Purvis 10, Kempton 3, Sovereign 5, Engles 0, Greensides 0, Ripatti 2.

THE OAKS — Kim 0, S. Mooderman 3, Lewis 0, Gibson 8, Woodroof 2, D. Mooderman 3, Phinney 1, Paltant 0.

• BOYS

St. Maries 46

Bonners Ferry 23

BONNERS FERRY — Luke Feasline and Austin Linnemeyer scored 12 points each for the Lumberjacks in a nonleague win against the Badgers.

“I think we set the tone with our defense early on,” St. Maries coach John Bisson said. “Our kids played like their tennis shoes were on fire and that helped us a lot.”

Warren Joiner had 11 points, nine rebounds and four assists and Jordan Stapleton five steals for St. Maries (9-4), which travels to Orofino on Saturday.

Bonners Ferry is 5-9.

St. Maries 12 14 7 13 — 46

Bonners Ferry 3 5 8 8 — 23

ST. MARIES — Joiner 11, Stapleton 6, Bedwell 1, Ryle 0, Posselt 0, Smith 0, Feasline 12, Linnemeyer 12, Cordell 2, Gertje 2.

BONNERS FERRY — Price 3, Bennett 2, Skeen 3, Ky. Rice 7, Finch 2, Pluid 3, Evans 2, Ko. Rice 2.

Lakeside 55

Mullan 36

MULLAN — Willie Davis and Jordan Meshell scored 12 points each for the Knights in a North Star League win against the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.

Jonathan Daman scored nine points for Lakeside (6-8, 3-0 NSL), which hosts Clark Fork on Saturday.

Pat Johnson scored 10 points for Mullan (1-12, 0-6), which hosts Kootenai on Thursday.

Lakeside 14 6 20 15 — 55

Mullan 7 4 12 13 — 36

LAKESIDE — Davis 12, Brown 3, Meshell 12, Daman 9, Stensgar 0, Nilson 2, Gallegos 6, Nomee 6, Mitchell 0, Boyd 0, Schatz 4, Kolar 4, Gauthier 0.

MULLAN — Jaster 8, Sadler 0, Barnes 0, Henderson 8, Dykes 3, Placencio 5, C. Johnson 2, P. Johnson 10.

Cd’A Charter at

Valley Christian

SPOKANE — The game was postponed. No makeup date was announced.

The Oaks 56

Christian Center 36

SPOKANE — Derek Hansen had 10 points, five rebounds and three steals for the visiting Lions in the Mountain Christian League loss.

Gabe Johnson had 10 points and Jens Kuetemeyer had eight rebounds, five assists and four steals for Christian Center (7-8, 7-5 MCL), which plays North Idaho Christian on Saturday at Canfield Middle School.

Levi Szymanowski scored a game-high 15 points for The Oaks.

Christian Center 7 8 8 13 — 36

The Oaks 20 15 13 8 — 56

CHRISTIAN CENTER — De. Hansen 10, Turner 0, Johnson 10, Kuetemeyer 5, Dr. Hansen 9, Howard 0, Ryssel 0, Allen 2, Wark 0.

THE OAKS — Ansett 6, N. Potter 4, T. Potter 6, Yates 10, Szymanowski 15, Fisher 6, Kim 5, Gray 4.