PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings edge Shadle in opener

• BOYS BASKETBALL

COEUR d’ALENE — Guard Jakob Lynn partially blocked a potential game-winning shot at the baseline, sealing Coeur d’Alene’s 45-44 victory over Shadle Park on Thursday night in the Vikings’ season opener at Elmer Jordan Court.

“One of their big guys got a shot off at the end at the baseline, but one of our guys got a hand on the ball,” Coeur d’Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. “Their guy had to take an unorthodox shot. We gave them some opportunities to win at the end.”

Sam Matheson scored 15 points for Coeur d’Alene. Will McElver added 10 points and eight rebounds, Joey Naccarato scored 10 points, and Brody Lundblad had three assists and four steals.

“It was early in the season for both teams,” Lundblad said. “The execution wasn’t always there. We didn’t finish well. We didn’t make some free throws. But we’re proud of the kids’ efforts.”

Kylan Kelley and Markieth Brown each scored 11 points for Shadle Park (1-1).

Coeur d’Alene hosts Central Valley tonight at 7.

Shadle Park 15 11 8 10 — 44

Coeur d’Alene 15 12 4 14 — 45

SHADLE PARK — A. Brown 3, Ford 4, M. Brown 11, Dunbar 1, Reece 4, Kelley 11, Groves 10.

COEUR d’ALENE — Lundblad 3, Lynn 1, Matheson 15, Bronson 6, McElver 10, Naccarato 10, Kofmehl 0, Edwards 0.

Kootenai 46

Cd’A Charter 33

COEUR d’ALENE — Anthony Keogh scored 13 points and Dylan Wright added 11 as the visiting Warriors beat the Panthers in nonleague play at Holy Family Catholic School.

Hunter Whipple added 10 points for Kootenai (1-1), which plays host to the Kellogg junior varsity tonight at 7.

“They made their shots,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Jarrod Womack said of Kootenai. “We just couldn’t get the ball to fall for us, otherwise, we’re in that game, and possibly winning.”

Jeffrey Kersh scored 12 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (0-2), which plays host to Wallace on Tuesday.

Kootenai 11 14 7 14 — 46

Cd’A Charter 3 10 13 7 — 33

KOOTENAI — J. Whipple 4, H. Whipple 10, A. Keogh 13, Wright 11, Maitland 0, Hammond 4, David 2, Anderson 2, Usdrowski 0, J. Keogh 0, Ausman 0.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Follini 7, Putren 3, Kersh 12, Rubalcaba 2, Rutherford 9, Croom 0, Benzinger 0, Phillips 0.

N.I. Christian 68

Lakeside 48

PLUMMER — Garrett White scored 16 points to lead the Royals past the Knights in a nonleague game at Ron Miller Court.

“We got into a little bit of foul trouble with our starters,” said first-year Lakeside coach Butch Nomee, whose team trailed 40-24 at halftime. “Being a young team across the board, they were just a little bigger than us. Their height caught up to us in the second quarter.”

Cross Pilgrim had 14 points for North Idaho Christian (3-0), which faces Christian Center on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Bryar Sanchez scored 13 points, Milo Bighead had eight points, seven rebound and two assists and A.J. Bighead had 10 points, four rebounds and three steals for Lakeside (0-1), which faces Yakima Tribal School at the Wellpinit tournament tonight at 6.

N.I. Christian 15 25 16 12 — 68

Lakeside 13 11 10 14 — 48

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Kelly 0, Schwintek 4, Rosenthal 2, Brennan 0, Pilgrim 14, Armstrong 11, Connelly 9, White 16, Cottier 12.

LAKESIDE — Dias 2, Brown 8, Sanchez 13, Mitchell 2, A. Bighead 10, M. Bighead 8, Cook 0, Abrahamson 3, Whaley 2.

Timberlake 67

Deer Park 59

DEER PARK, Wash. — Brayden Menti scored 14 points and Brandon Hausladen scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead the Tigers past the Stags in a nonleague game.

“It was a hard-fought battle to say the least,” Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. “There was 75 free throws shot in the game, but we shot really well from beyond the 3-point line. Both teams were playing hard and each team was taking it hard to the basket.”

Dock Sommers scored 10 points for Timberlake (1-1), which hosts Riverside on Tuesday.

Connor Markham scored 16 points for Deer Park.

Timberlake 21 17 13 16 — 67

Deer Park 14 14 9 22 — 59

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 6, Smith 6, Hofer 9, George 3, Sommers 10, Hauck 6, Menti 14, Suko 0, Jessen 0, Nowlan 0, Hausladen 13.

DEER PARK — Wilson 2, Myers 12, Wisinger 2, Overton 13, Countyman 14, Markham 16, Palmer 0, Deniston 0.

Upper Columbia 66

Christian Center 56

SPANGLE, Wash. — Luke Ryssel scored 19 points for the Lions in a nonleague loss to Upper Columbia Academy.

Christian Cheyne scored 12 points for Christian Center (1-1), which faces North Idaho Christian on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Christian Center 4 13 23 16 — 56

Upper Columbia 8 19 18 21 — 66

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Howard 5, Ryssel 19, Hansen 8, Jerome 3, Sheen 12, Boland 6, Allen 2.

UPPER COLUMBIA — Dieter 18, Anderson 3, Fleck 14, Dalrymple 7, Freedle 19, Terry 5.

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

Coeur d’Alene 67

Shadle Park 27

COEUR d’ALENE — Emily Callahan scored 20 points and Kelly Horning had six points and six rebounds, leading the Vikings in a nonleague romp of the Highlanders at Elmer Jordan Court.

Ali Rollins scored 12 points and Baylie Miller had 11 points for Coeur d’Alene (2-0), which travels to Eastmont High of Wenatchee on Saturday.

“We just played fairly tight man-to-man defense in the first half,” said Coeur d’Alene coach Dale Poffenroth, whose team led 34-18 at the half. “We were pretty balanced with Emily getting some points, (Ali) Rollins scoring 12.”

Abby Bauenrfiend scored nine points for Shadle Park (0-2).

Shadle Park 7 11 5 4 — 27

Coeur d’Alene 15 19 25 8 — 67

SHADLE PARK — Grier 2, Tangeman 2, Eberling 2, Hagan 0, Christen 5, Groves 4, Abby Bauernfiend 9, Wynecoop 0, Risinger 3, Shisler 0.

COEUR d’ALENE — Miller 11, Morton 2, Kane 2, Callahan 20, Fagan 7, Bojorquez 1, Rollins 12, Louden 4, Hollibaugh 2, Horning 6.

Timberlake 59

Deer Park 11

DEER PARK, Wash. — Allison Kirby scored 15 points, Keelie Lawler added 12, and the visiting Tigers (3-1) forced the Stags into numerous turnovers en route to building a 39-4 halftime lead.

“Every kid on our team that played had a field goal; every kid contributed,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said.

Timberlake plays host to Riverside on Tuesday.

Timberlake 20 19 13 7 — 59

Deer Park 4 0 4 3 — 11

TIMBERLAKE — Vanderhoof 6, Kelley 2, Mallet 4, Starr 6, Kirby 15, Cheevers 3, Powell 3, Simpson 2, Tonkin 6, Lawler 12.

DEER PARK — Keller 0, Widman 7, Guske 2, Hallaver 0, Bunch 0, Miller 0, Dotts 2, Sunchild 0, Moore 0.

Kootenai 50

Cd’A Charter 39

COEUR d’ALENE — Kaili Gentry scored 20 points to lead the Warriors past the Panthers in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School.

Mae Alexander had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Kelly Ruebke had 18 points and nine rebounds for Coeur d’Alene Charter (0-2), which faces Wallace on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

“I really thought we battled well on the boards,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. “After the first quarter, the press stuff we’re trying to do finally clicked and we battled with them the entire way. I’m pretty proud of the improvement we made. We’re still trying to find our identity. We took a huge step tonight and just got after it tonight.”

Kootenai, which had its first two games of the season postponed due to a windstorm, hosts the Kellogg JV tonight.

Kootenai 12 11 12 15 — 50

Cd’A Charter 6 10 11 12 — 39

KOOTENAI — Larson 2, Karpinski 2, Lamb 0, Lafountaine 3, Dotson 4, Gentry 20, McInturff 6, Short 10, Whipple 2.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 12, Vanera 0, E. Lehosit 1, A. Bartlett 8, Zollman 0, Ruebke 18, E. Bartlett 0, Taylor 0, Bresee 0.

Lakeside 51

N.I. Christian 29

PLUMMER — Lillian Rhea had 20 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Knights past the Royals at Ron Miller Court.

“Lillian had another good night,” said Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman of Rhea, who finished 7 of 9 from the field and 6 of 10 from the free throw line. “She just made a lot of shots for us tonight. I defintely though we came out pretty intense, got a good lead and the girls kept playing hard. North Idaho Christian, they’re a good ballclub from what I’ve seen, so I’m happy with the girls effort.”

Lakeside (2-0) will face Yakima Tribal School in the Wellpinit tournament tonight at 7:30.

Sammy Hill scored 13 points for North Idaho Christian (2-1), which faces Christian Center on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

N.I. Christian 5 9 7 8 — 29

Lakeside 16 15 7 12 — 51

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hensley 0, Prosch 2, Wood 0, Andrews 7, Hill 13, Lassan 0, Rawls 0, Holmes 5, Seeley 2.

LAKESIDE — Nomee 7, Palmer 2, Rhea 20, Allen 2, SiJohn 3, Daman 2, Hendrickx 1, Arthur 7, Dohrman 5, Lambert 0, Peone 2.

Upper Columbia 67

Christian Center 33

SPANGLE, Wash. — Rebecca Cashen had 20 points and 11 rebounds for the visiting Lions in a nonleague loss to Upper Columbia Academy.

Christian Center (1-1) faces North Idaho Christian on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

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• WRESTLING

Skinner shines for

Vikings in opener

BOISE — Isaiah Skinner (170 pounds) won his matches by pin for the Vikings in duals against the Lions and Patriots at Borah High.

Coeur d’Alene lost 45-29 to Borah, then fell 60-24 to Centennial.

Dylan Lockwood (138) and Nate Jensen (285) also picked up a pair of wins for Coeur d’Alene, which competes in the Buck’s Bags tournament today starting at 3 p.m. at Capital High in Boise.

“We’ve had some adversity with some injuries and guys out of the lineup,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “We had mixed feelings about even making the trip with some guys with injuries and others that can’t wrestle until Saturday because of athletic code violations. It’s hard to win with rookies in the lineup, but we had our chances against Borah. The guys wrestled hard and we’re just trying to get through this stretch. Some of our younger guys, it served a purpose to get used to the varsity level and our older guys got some matches against southern kids. Everyone wants to win, but we’ll take what we can get. In a month or two, we’ll be ready to go.”

BORAH 45, COEUR d’ALENE 29

152 — Ian McCandless, Borah, p. Klayton Hindberg, 1:51. 160 — Anthony Reimer, Cd’A, p. Tyler Palmer, 1:07. 170 — Isaiah Skinner, Cd’A, p. Trevor Detwiler, 5:37. 182 — Hans Wichman, Cd’A, p. Owen Greeley, :55. 195 — Liam VanDeGrift, Borah, p. Hunter Hawkins, 1:44. 220 — Benjamin Thomsen, Borah, p. Jordan Dean, 2:38. 285 — Nate Jensen, Cd’A, d. George Barrera, 6-3. 98 — double forfeit. 106 — Sebastian Peterson, Borah, p. Jacob Krous, 5:33. 113 — Kaleb Maciosek, Cd’A, d. Logan Bennett, 2-0. 120 — Peter Huntsman, Borah, by forfeit. 126 — Noah Haws, Borah, by forfeit. 132 — Shea Randall, Borah, d. Chase Baca, 5-2. 138 — Dylan Lockwood, Cd’A, tf. Mason Smith, 22-4. 145 — Jacob Cole, Borah, p. Max Peressini, 4:48.

CENTENNIAL 60, COEUR d’ALENE 24

160 — Jaron Chavez, Cent, p. Anthony Reimer, 5:41. 170 — Isaiah Skinner, Cd’A, p. Mason Scott, 3:55. 182 — Wellington Stephan, Cent, p. Hans Wichman, 1:09. 195 — James Humphrey, Cent, p. Hunter Hawkins, 1:23. 220 — Jordan Dean, Cd’A, d. Chad Bowcutt, 1:17. 285 — Nate Jensen, Cd’A, p. Marc Austin, :43. 98 — Koji VanHoose, Cent, by forfeit. 106 — Trent Tucker, Cent, p. Jacob Krous, 4:53. 113 — Ryan Wilson, Cent, p. Riley McFarland, 1:49. 120 — Trent Johnson, Cent, by forfeit. 126 — Antown Khamone, Cent, by forfeit. 132 — Chase Baca, Cd’A, d. Anthony Herrera, 6-0. 138 — Dylan Lockwood, Cd’A, d. Elijah Fisher, 4-2. 145 — James Fisher, Cent, p. Hunter Northington, 1:03. 152 — Emilio Simmons, Cent, p. Klayton Hindberg, 3:01.