Scott helps Timberlake boys notch first victory

* BOYS

SPIRIT LAKE - Keegan Scott totaled 24 points, nine rebounds, five assists and four steals and the Timberlake Tigers notched their first victory of the season on Saturday, a 62-40 triumph over the Priest River Spartans in the Intermountain League opener for both teams.

Mason Cramer added 11 points and Austin Allen had six assists for Timberlake (1-8). Vance Kistler sank 3 of 6 3-pointers for nine points.

"It was n ice to see our guys play with some confidence," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "We moved the ball well; it was nice to see some guys step up and knock down some shots.

"We've played a tough schedule, and they did a good job of staying positive even though we've been through some adversity. Maybe this will give us some momentum."

Colton Nunley scored 13 points, Jimmy Koch 12, Thomas White 11 for Priest River.

Timberlake travels to Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Priest River 11 7 10 12 - 40

Timberlake 17 8 16 21 - 62

PRIEST RIVER - Clark 0, J. Griffin 0, Linton 2, Hartwig 2, McDonald 0, Koch 12, Je. Griffin 0, Anselmo 0, Nunley 13, White 11.

TIMBERLAKE - Cramer 11, Johnson 4, Austin 2, Menti 0, Scott 24, Jones 4, Allen 2, Kistler 9, Cronnelly 4, Tonkin 2.

Post Falls 60

Inglemoor 57

KENMORE, Wash. - Guard Max McCullough and post Joey Pfennigs both nailed 3-pointers in the final 90 seconds to help win it for the visiting Trojans (8-4), who lost in overtime Friday at Bothell, 70-68.

Corey Koski scored six of his team-high 12 points for Post Falls, including a key basket from inside the paint late in the game.

"They scored 17 points in the second half from the free-throw line," McLean said. "It was a tight game in the whole fourth quarter. I thought we executed in the fourth quarter. A game like this, there's a reason why we traveled for back-to-back games. I was pleased with the way we're executing late in games. We're headed in the right direction. The travel and playing against difficult teams was good for us, to deal with adversity."

The Trojans led 29-18 at halftime.

Trey Miller led the Vikings (5-4) with 28 points, 14 from the free-throw line. Will Lukett added 18 points.

Post Falls hosts Coeur d'Alene on Jan. 14.

Post Falls 12 17 13 18 - 60

Inglemoor 9 9 19 20 - 57

POST FALLS - Hall 7, McKeown 0, Davenport 0, Pfennigs 11, Hillman 5, Gondo 0, Anderson 8, McCullough 11, Franklin 0, Thompson 6, Bowers 0, Koski 12.

INGLEMOOR - Nelson 3, Teacocke 0, Gardner 2, Chandler 2, Portugal 2, Miller 28, Basus 2, Lukett 18.

Grangeville 65

Cd'A Charter 20

COEUR d'ALENE - Jasper Sabatino scored 11 of his 15 points in the first quarter as the visiting Bulldogs outscored the Panthers 29-7 in the opening quarter of the Central Idaho League game at Holy Family Catholic School.

"Their press killed us," Charter coach Steve Bourgard said. "They came out with a full-court press. We just had a hard time matching up with their athleticism. They were a lot quicker and stronger than we were."

Chris Adams had eight points and eight rebounds for Coeur d'Alene Charter (1-7, 0-1 CIL), which plays host to Clark Fork on Thursday.

Grangeville 29 10 15 11 - 65

Cd'A Charter 7 6 2 5 - 20

GRANGEVILLE - Parks 6, Sabatino 15, Dame 9, Wilson 4, Blankenship 2, Harris 5, Cawley 10, Koberstin 1, Stokes 5, Thansrom 8, Kennedy 0.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Lundblad 0, Pennings 0, May 2, Putren 0, Johnson 5, Valov 0, Adams 8, Rubalcaba 3, Follini 2.

Valley Christian 61

Lakeside 38

SPOKANE - No report was received.

* GIRLS

Grangeville 33

Cd'A Charter 21

COEUR d'ALENE - The host Panthers were shut out 11-0 in the second quarter, which proved to be the difference in the Central Idaho League loss to the Bulldogs at Holy Family Catholic School.

"Our posts got in foul trouble in the second quarter and we struggled mightily," said Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant, noting Sarah Haman and Jackie Jensen both had three fouls and had to sit most of the quarter.

"We handled their press; they full-court pressed us for 32 minutes," Grant added. "Our young guards handled the ball well. I was happy with the way we handled their pressure; we've just got to find a way to get it in the hole."

Coeur d'Alene Charter (4-5, 0-2 CIL) committed just 12 turnovers, but shot just 18 percent ( 7 of 38) from the floor.

Jensen finished with 10 rebounds and Haman had six points and eight boards for the Panthers, who plays host to Clark Fork on Thursday.

Grangeville 7 11 8 5 - 33

Cd'A Charter 7 0 9 5 - 21

GRANGEVILLE - Key 8, Sullivan 4, Lutz 4, Fortin 2, Forsmann 2, Bieler 5, Bass 6, Kennedy 0, Chmelik 0, Wilson 0.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 4, Ramb 2, Haman 6, Verhaeghe 5, Jensen 4, Bartlett 0, Benefield 0.

Christian Heritage 55

Christian Center 40

LIBERTY LAKE - Michaela Yoder scored 15 points to lead the Patriots of Edwall, Wash., past the Lions in a nonleague game at the HUB Sports Center.

Hope Sasseli scored 11 points and Shannon Kempton 10 points for Christian Center (4-2), which faces North Idaho Christian on Thursday at the HUB.

Christian Heritage 19 11 14 11 - 55

Christian Center 13 7 14 6 - 40

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Yoder 15, Klein 15, Knotts 4, Rossey 7, Wollweder 14, Hagreen 0, Phillips 0.

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Purvis 6, Sovereign 0, Sasseli 11 Kempton 10, Engels 6, Rippatti 6, Barnhardt 0, Muscrat 0, Ryssel 1, Smith 0.

NAMPA - Drake Foster and Seth McLeod won championships at the Rollie Lane Invitational on Saturday at the Idaho Center, helping the Trojans finish fifth with 59 points.

Lakeland finished tied for 18th in the 53-team tournament, with 21 points.

"Our guys competed well," Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. "Overall, it was a good weekend. There were definitely guys that are progressing. We are looking forward to hosting our own tournament."

The Trojans saw Foster win the championship at 126 pounds, won by decision over Timmy Martinez of Pasco, 7-3 in the title match. McLeod won at 170 pounds, pinning Beau Billingsley of Lowry at the 4:54 mark.

"They did a great job," Reardon said. "Both those guys competed really well in the finals. They competed great and they beat really tough guys. Drake won 7-3, he almost majored him (almost won by major decision). Seth put the opponent on his back and pinned him.'"

Alius De La Rosa finished third for the Trojans, at 120 pounds. TJ Wolf (138) and Justin Farnsworth (285) each finished sixth.

Crook County of Prineville, Ore., won the tournament with 106 points, with Kuna coming in second with 94 points.

For the Hawks, Brandon Mailhot (160) and Killian Estes (182) both finished fourth.

"They did well," Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said. "Brandon Mailhot and Killian Estes wrestled well. We ran into a couple of tough kids. Brandon Mailhot wrestled Grigsby in third and fourth, he wrestled him in the quarterfinals and lost earlier. Killian went to the semifinals, he wrestled tough and he wrestled well."

Post Falls hosts Hermiston and Capital on Thursday, then hosts the River City Duals on Friday and Saturday.

Lakeland hosts Columbia and Nampa on Thursday, then wrestles in the River City Duals on Friday and Saturday.

ROLLIE LANE INVITATIONAL

LOCAL RESULTS

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

126 - Drake Foster, Post Falls, d. 7-3 over Timmy Martinez, Pasco.

170 - Seth McLeod, Post Falls, p. Beau Billingsley, Lowry, 4:54.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE MATCHES

120 - Alius De La Rosa, Post Falls, p. Kurt Mode, Crook County, 2:07.

160 - Garrett Grigsby, Columbia, p. Brandon Mailhot, Lakeland, 2:13.

182 - John Hensley, Meridian, md. Killian Estes, Lakeland, 19-7.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE MATCHES

138 - Spencer Rich, Rocky Mountain, p. TJ Wolf, Post Falls, 3:54.

285 - Jason Williams, Crook County, p. Justin Farnsworth, Post Falls, 2:15.

Staub wins for Vikings at

Pacific Northwest Classic

SPOKANE - Hudson Staub won at 182 pounds as the Coeur d'Alene Vikings placed eight wrestlers and finished second at the Pacific Northwest Classic on Saturday at University High.

Anthony Price (113) and Phoenix Duncan (195) each placed second for the Vikings, Matt James (285) was third, Tristin Dunn (138) and Dakota Groves (220) each were fourth, Dylan Lockwood (126) was fifth, Colton Johnson (160) sixth.

"Hudson did a great job; he was in control in every match he wrestled," Coeur d'Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. "Phoenix Duncan had a real good tournament; he was winning (in the finals) and got caught. Matt James was inning in the semis, and he got caught and pinned. I thought the team did real well for as young as we are. This was a good confidence builder; hopefully we can build off of this."

Coeur d'Alene returns to action Friday and Saturday at the River City Duals.

Lake City had three placers - Michael Carr (138) and Jacob Farnsworth (152) each were fifth, and Corey Cook (170) was sixth.

The Timberwolves wrestle Capital and Lewiston on Thursday at home.

Timberlake wrestling team finished 12th out of 15 teams.

"I thought we did pretty well," Timberlake coach Ryan Montang said. "It was the biggest tournament when I was at the University of Idaho. We were the smallest school there. Last season, we had one placer and for us to place four this season is pretty decent."

Tyler Badertsher was the highest-finishing wrestler who placed for the Tigers, who scored 73.5 points. In the 152-pound championship match, Badertsher finished second after he lost by major decision to Matt Miller of Deer Park, 13-3.

Tyson Jorgensen of Deer Park defeated Timberlake's Dailyn Johnson in the 120-pound third-place match, pinning Johnson at the :45 mark. Also finishing fourth was Dillon Grafton, who lost to Klegen Schauer of Mt. Spokane, at 126 pounds.

Preston Rhodes pinned Colton Johnson of Coeur d'Alene at 160 pounds in the fifth-place match.

Timberlake will wrestle at Bonners Ferry in a league dual on Tuesday.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST CLASSIC

LOCAL RESULTS

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

113 - Dalton Young, Lakeside, p. Anthony Price, Cd'A, 1:00.

152 - Matt Miller, Deer Park md. Tyler Badertsher, Timberlake, 13-3.

182 - Hudson Staub, Cd'A, p. Donavin McElliott, Ferris, 1:47.

195 - Will Bishop, Hanford, p. Phoenix Duncan, Cd'A, 3:09.

THIRD-PLACE MATCHES

120 - Tysen Jorgensen, Deer Park, p. Dailyn Johnson, Timberlake, :40.

126 - Kiegen Schauer, Mt. Spokane, p. Dillon Grafton, Timberlake, 4:35.

138 - Gabe Meyer, East Valley, d. Tristin Dunn, Coeur d'Alene, 7-0.

220 - Chris Jordan, University, d. Dakota Groves, Cd'A, 1-0.

285 - Matt James, Cd'A, p. Dallon Grinder, Hanford, 4:45.

FIFTH-PLACE MATCHES

126 - Dylan Lockwood, Cd'A, d. Kavan Nielson, University, 5-2.

138 - Michael Carr, Lake City, inj. def. over Danny Navarro, Southridge.

152 - Jacob Farnsworth, Lake City, d. Tanner Whetzel, Mt. Spokane, 3-2.

160 - Preston Rhodes, Timberlake, p. Colton Johnson, Cd'A, 4:37.

170 - Jacob Soto, University, d. Corey Cook, Lake City, 5-2.