PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Meier, Rewers, Carlson lead T-Wolves in romp

SPOKANE — Whitney Meier scored 20 points to lead the Lake City Timberwolves past the North Central Indians 70-43 in the Border Clash at West Valley High.

“We’d talked with her about her trying to do too much and just letting the game come to her,” Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. “Today, she started attacking the basket and getting to the free throw line.”

Lauren Rewers had 11 points and eight rebounds, Nina Carlson had 12 points and eight rebounds and Bridget Reiken scored 10 points for Lake City (3-0), which travels to Moscow on Monday.

“I thought Lauren and Nina did a good job on the boards and Bridget didn’t miss a shot,” Kelly said. “Kate (Maryon) did a great job of getting us into what we needed to be on offense. We just need to keep working hard and keep our focus.”

Megan Dean scored 17 points for North Central (0-3).

North Central 9 10 10 14 — 43

Lake City 21 15 21 13 — 70

NORTH CENTRAL — Smith 2, Negretti 0, Brandt 6, Kiourkas 2, Everman 0, Lunnen 0, Bayless 0, McDeid 9, Landron 0, Dean 17, Ellenwood 0, Leeking 7.

LAKE CITY — Dvorak 6, Carlson 12, K. Maryon 2, Reiken 10, Vershum 0, Teets 0, Rewers 11, O. Maryon 2, Meier 20, Simpson 7.

Eastmont 41

Coeur d’Alene 39

EAST WENATCHEE — Rey Louden scored 13 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Vikings, but a 3-pointer at the buzzer bounced off the rim for the visitors, giving the host Wildcats the win.

“The difference was we shot 25 free throws and they shot 40,” Coeur d’Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. “We made 12, they made 14. Our free throw shooting was bad, theirs was worse. We had three starters foul out and a fourth had four.”

Kayla Fagan had three assists and Isabella Hollibaugh had three steals for Coeur d’Alene (2-1).

Emily duFour scored 13 points for Eastmont.

Coeur d’Alene plays at Northwest Christian on Tuesday in Colbert, Wash.

Coeur d’Alene 12 13 7 7 — 39

Eastmont 9 7 13 12 — 41

COEUR d’ALENE — Miller 2, Kane 0, Callahan 9, Fagan 4, Bojorquez 4, Rollins 0, Louden 13, Hollibaugh 5, Horning 0.

EASTMONT — Jacobus 1, Simpson 6, Johnson 2, Talley 4, M. Donaldson 6, Bokman 7, Cox 0, duFour 13, C. Donaldson 2.

Post Falls 74

West Valley 37

SPOKANE — Kennady McComb had a huge game off the bench for the Trojans, shooting 5 for 7 from the 3-point line to score a game-high 18 points, in a nonleague win in the Border Clash.

“It was a good game for us,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert sid. “A lot of players got a lot of playing time. We had kids who came off the bench who did a good job, like Kennady. Glori Ellison played a good game too.”

Glory Ellison added 13 points for Post Falls (4-0), while Charissa Johnson grabbed eight rebounds.

Lily Sinner scored 15 points for West Valley.

Post Falls plays at East Valley next Thursday.

Post Falls 21 16 23 14 — 74

West Valley 3 4 15 15 — 37

POST FALLS — Ellison 13, Morris 6, Gennett 5, Brennan 6, McComb 18, Robinson 5, C. Johnson 3, Kempton 8, Parks 4, A. Johnson 6, Ter Matten 0.

WEST VALLEY — Sinclair 2, Albright 3, Phan 14, Sinner 15, Taylor 1, Hossfeld 2.

Lakeland 28

Bonners Ferry 27

RATHDRUM — Tauna Kirk hit the go-ahead basket with two minutes remaining to break a 26-all tie, giving the Hawks a nonleague win against the Badgers at Hawk Court.

“Defensively, we were great the entire game,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “It was our best effort of the year. Offensively, we were whatever the opposite of great is, and it was that way until the third quarter and shots started to fall. As good as we played defensively, we were never out of the game. Tauna had some big steals in the fourth quarter. It may not have been a work of art, but we’re really happy with how they played and continued to stick with it.”

Kirk finished with 10 points and six steals, Savannah Pruitt eight points and six rebounds and Brooklyn Bunch had three assists for Lakeland (2-1), which travels to West Valley on Tuesday.

Trinity Golder scored 10 points for Bonners Ferry (1-2.

Bonners Ferry 10 4 10 3 — 27

Lakeland 3 2 9 14 — 28

BONNERS FERRY — Bauer 0, Skeen 4, Oxford 3, Spangler 0, Wink 6, Coughlin 0, Bateman 4, Donn 0, Webster 0, Golder 10, Davis 0.

LAKELAND — St. Mark 0, Bunch 0, Prockish 0, Edinger 0, Bodak 4, Kirk 10, Charles 0, Pruitt 8, Dowd 0, Bilski 6.

Clarkston 56

Sandpoint 41

PENDLETON, Ore. — Sophomore Grace Kirscher scored a team-high 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting, to go with four rebounds, two assists and two steals, but a slow start and too many turnovers plagued the Bulldogs in a loss to the Bantams in the championship game of the Pendleton Tournament.

Madi Schoening finished with 15 points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals, and made three long-range bombs for the Bulldogs (2-4).

Sandpoint, the defending tournament champs, committed 24 turnovers, and sent sharp-shooting Clarkston to the free throw line often, but still managed to keep the game close until the fourth quarter.

“They stayed in it, but too many turnovers cost us the game,” Sandpoint coach Duane Ward said. “We’re headed in the right direction, this is just a bump in the road.”

Sandpoint hosts Kellogg on Tuesday.

Sandpoint 6 15 11 9 — 41

Clarkston 17 12 14 13 — 56

SANDPOINT — Schoening 15, Converse 4, Darrah 1, Ward 0, Couch 2, Hicks 0, Tomazich 0, Kaul 2, Kirscher 17.

St. Maries 58

Tekoa/Rosalia 32

TEKOA, Wash. — Kelsey Auer had 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Lumberjacks past the Timberwolves in a nonleague game.

“We came out of the gate pretty fast, pressed, and got a good jump on them,” said St. Maries coach Jay Sines, whose team beat Orofino 58-40 in the Central Idaho League opener for both schools on Friday. “The girls played really well tonight. Their season is going really well and it was just a good team effort tonight. Everyone contributed in some way.”

Kaylee Auer and Devyn Wilson had seven rebounds, Shelby Holder 11 points and three steals, Paige Sines three steals, Alexis Cordell eight points and four assists and Kari Ghramm eight points and four assists for St. Maries (4-1), which hosts Lakeside on Tuesday.

St. Maries 19 10 19 11 — 58

Tekoa-Rosalia 3 13 7 9 — 32

ST. MARIES — Sines 1, Peet 2, Hall 0, Ghramm 8, M. Cordell 3, Davenport 0, A. Cordell 8, Wilson 4, Kel. Auer 15, Holder 11, Kay. Auer 6.

TEKOA-ROSALIA — Dug 0, Frost 3, Merrit 0, Beach 6, Bruce 0, Dempsey 3, Gregory 6, Overton 9, Mendoza 5.

Lakeside 56

Wellpinit 46

WELLPINIT, Wash. — Lillian Rhea scored 27 points to lead the Knights past the Redskins in the championship game of the Wellpinit Holiday tournament.

“The girls just came out and took control early,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We played really well in the first half, but had a bit of a letdown in the third quarter, but were able to get the lead back in the fourth quarter.”

Cailyn Dohrman scored 14 points for Lakeside (4-0), which travels to St. Maries on Tuesday.

Lakeside 16 11 11 18 — 56

Wellpinit 8 8 17 13 — 46

LAKESIDE — Nomee 4, Palmer 0, Rhea 27, K. SiJohn 0, A. SiJohn 0, Daman 0, Hendrickx 3, Dohrman 14, Lambert 0, Peone 5.

WELLPINIT — Pakootas 2, Orr 2, Pichette 0, Pasquale 13, Boyd 2, Ford 0, Carden 16, Matt 5, Sherwood 6.

Genesis Prep 46

Kellogg JV 35

POST FALLS — Genesis Prep rode a 19-8 start to victory in a win over the Kellogg JV team at Post Falls Middle School.

“Our girls came out well,” Genesis Prep coach Debbie Holte said. “We started the game quickly and aggressively. We did a better job on the boards than last week and the girls did a great job of executing to that challenge. It was the best basketball our girls played. Kellogg made us work hard.”

Rachel Schroeder finished with 15 points and six assists for the Jaguars (3-3). Bella Murekatete added 14 points and eight rebounds. Shaye Schreibeis scored 12 points and Josie Scribner had five points and 13 rebounds.

Genesis Prep plays at Mullan on Tuesday in the North Star League opener.

Kellogg JV 4 4 16 11 — 35

Genesis Prep 10 9 16 11 — 46

KELLOGG JV — Bristow 2, Manty 12, Nusz 2, Curran 2, Senteny 10, Casey 1, Garland 0, Noto 2, Cole 0, Ross 4.

GENESIS PREP — Morrow 0, Schroeder 15, Schreibeis 12, Martin 0, Scribner 5, Jones 0, Murekatete 14.

N. Idaho Christian 45

Christian Center 15

COEUR d’ALENE — Sammy Hill totaled 17 points, five assists and four steals as the Royals beat the Lions in Mountain Christian League play at Holy Family Catholic School.

Rayla Andrews added nine points and 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (3-1, 1-0 MCL), and Jenny Lassan had nine rebounds and five blocked shots.

Rebekah Cashen scored eight points for Christian Center (1-2, 1-1), which travels to Christian Heritage next Monday.

North Idaho Christian plays at Christian Heritage on Monday.

Christian Center 1 4 7 3 — 15

N.I. Christian 10 16 9 10 — 45

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Soumas 2, Ryssel 1, Rebekah Cashen 8, Wood 0, Pearl 0, Rives 4, Halman 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hensley 2, Prosch 5, Wood 2, Burke 2, Rayla Andrews 9, Sammy Hill 17, Jenny Lassan 3, Ralls 3, Schlader 2.