Auer's hoop lifts St. Maries past Coeur d'Alene JV

ST. MARIES - Kerstin Auer scored the go-ahead basket with five seconds remaining, lifting the St. Maries Lumberjacks past the Coeur d'Alene junior varsity 43-41 on Saturday.

"Kerstin played one of the best games I've seen her play at the high school level," said St. Maries coach Jay Sines of Auer, who finished with 10 points, eight rebounds and four steals. "I thought our girls played really well and we handled the ball a lot better than we had."

Kelsey Auer had seven rebounds, Haylee Waddell 10 points, six assists and four steals for St. Maries (1-1), which travels to Lakeland on Tuesday.

Ashley Hensley had 12 points for the Coeur d'Alene JV, which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

Coeur d'Alene JV 8 19 4 10 - 41

St. Maries 10 11 7 15 - 43

COEUR d'ALENE JV - Donovan 5, Gorringe 3, Miller 4, J. Fagan 4, K. Fagan 2, Bojorquez 5, Hensley 12, Montee 3, Hunter 2.

ST. MARIES - McQueen 3, Ghramm 0, Waddell 10, Brusseau 0, Kel. Auer 8, Thaut 3, Floch 4, Cordell 5, Ker. Auer 10, Posselt 0.

Lapwai 52

Lakeland 28

LEWISTON - Forward Kelly Ramus finished with a double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds, but the Hawks could not overcome a 17-0 deficit after the first quarter, in a nonleague defeat to the Wildcats at the Bengal Shootout at Booth Hall.

"Lapwai jumped out to a big lead and we had a hard time with their full-court pressure," Steve Seymour said.

Madison Seymour had eight rebounds and three assists for Lakeland (0-4).

Iris Domebo scored 12 points for Lapwai.

Lakeland hosts St. Maries on Tuesday.

Lapwai 17 7 11 17 - 52

Lakeland 0 10 4 14 - 28

LAPWAI - Holt 6, Ramsey 7, Shawl 2, Domebo 12, Chimburas 4, C. Bohnee 2, Young 7, Whitney 2, Wilson 0, Cunningham 5, E. Bohnee 5.

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 5, Price 0, Linehan 0, Kelsey 10, Fahlenkamp 0, Tierney 0, Rotchford 0, Seymour 0, Ramus 13.

Wallace 54

Mullan 29

WALLACE - Gretchen Farkas scored 11 points to lead the Miners past the Tigers in the championship game of the North Star League tournament at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Maryssa Hogamier scored nine points for Wallace (3-1), which hosts Kellogg on Monday.

Charli Sadler scored 14 points, Sydney Koenig 10 points for Mullan (2-2), which travels to the Coeur d'Alene freshman team on Dec. 3.

Mullan 6 4 9 10 - 29

Wallace 8 14 12 20 - 54

MULLAN - Sadler 14, Kat. Gribble 0, Gallaway 3, Auger 0, Trogden 2, Ploharz 0, Kay. Gribble 0, Koenig 10, Stepro 0.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 0, Bennett 0, Brantz 4, Hill 5, Farkas 11, Denson 3, Nelson 8, Hogamier 9, Majszak 0, Browning 7, Waters 2, Jackson 1.

Prairie 65

Lakeside 45

PLUMMER - Kim Duncan scored a team-high 16 points for the Knights in a loss to the Pirates in the championship game of the inaugural Turkey Shootout at Lakeside High.

"It was a tough game," Lakeside assistant coach Sheldon Pine said. "They were a huge team compared to us. We had a slow first quarter, but pulled it a lot closer in the final three quarters."

Avery Brown-Sonder had nine points and eight rebounds for Lakeside (2-1), which travels to Timberlake on Dec. 4.

Kyndahl Ulmer, who recently signed with Lewis-Clark State College, scored 19 points for Prairie. Ulmer was a first team all-state selection last year after helping Kamiah win the 1A Division I state title before transferring to Prairie for her senior season.

Prairie 23 17 8 17 - 65

Lakeside 6 13 7 19 - 45

PRAIRIE - Gimmeson 2, Schmidt 6, Bonbargen 1, Holchaus 7, Wemhoff 1, Schumacher 13, Banyl 16, Ulmer 19, Uhlenkote 2, Wilson 4.

LAKESIDE - Duncan 16, F. Hendrickx 5, Crowe 0, Dohrman 7, Haynes 2, Shamburg 3, Zachary 3, Brown-Sonder 9.

Kootenai d.

Clark Fork

WALLACE - The Warriors beat the Wampus Cats in the consolation game of the North Star League Tournament. No score was available.