PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: T-Wolves fade in second half

• BOYS

COEUR d’ALENE — Kenny Louie-McGee had 20 points and four assists for the Lake City Timberwolves, who fell 74-51 to the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups in nonleague play Tuesday night.

Lake City led 35-31 at halftime, but were outscored 43-16 in the second half.

“We executed extremely well in the first half,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “We moved the ball well and guarded with a ton of energy in the first half. In the second half, you’ve really got to give credit to Prep, they’re really good. We just didn’t execute offensively and we’re limited with injuries. We just ran out of gas in the second half.”

James Carlson had 11 points and three blocks for Lake City (1-2), which hosts Sandpoint on Friday.

Logan Adams scored 18 points to lead Gonzaga Prep.

Gonzaga Prep 15 16 20 23 — 74

Lake City 14 21 8 8 — 51

GONZAGA PREP — Bryd 6, Sestero 2, Bieber 10, Adams 18, Cooper 14, Watson 11, Morse 9, Love 4.

LAKE CITY — Louie-McGee 20, Kolden 2, Womeldoff 2, Butler 9, Hartz 2, Carlson 11, Manzardo 5, Pollow 0.

Coeur d’Alene 68

Northwest Christian 51

COLBERT, Wash. — Brody Lundblad scored 15 of his 28 points in the second half, leading the Vikings past the Crusaders in a nonleague game.

“We were pretty balanced tonight,” Coeur d’Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. “Brody shot the ball really well tonight. It was good to get a win, and they’ve got a good team. I’m just really pleased with our defensive effort and how we played as a team. We did a better job of sharing the ball and making the extra pass. We shot the ball better than we had been tonight.”

Brody Lundblad also had five assists and Joey Naccarato had nine rebounds and nine points for Coeur d’Alene (3-1), which plays at St. Maries in the Pack the Gym spirit game on Friday.

Coeur d’Alene 19 13 18 18 — 68

Northwest Christian 7 13 16 15 — 51

COEUR d’ALENE — Lee 0, Lundblad 28, Grinde 0, Lynn 12, Bonacci 2, Matheson 8, Bronson 0, McElver 6, Naccarato 9, Kofmehl 3, Edwards 0, MacDonald 0.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN — Starkey 7, Deenstra 4, Ramsey 0, Ricks 18, Harman 0, Sander 1, Olds 10, Cox 11, Batterton 0.

West Valley 48

Lakeland 42

SPOKANE — West Valley went on a 12-0 run in the third quarter, putting enough distance past itself and the Hawks to earn the nonleague win.

“We kind of went cold at that point,” Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. “We had some of the same shots as we did in the first half, they just weren’t falling for us. We had to play from behind, but I thought we played pretty well. They hit a few free throws to ice it at the end. There was a five-minute stretch where we couldn’t buy a bucket.”

Dylan Knight scored 10 points to go with seven rebounds for the Hawks (1-1). Andrew Knight added 10 points and Dan McDevitt tacked on nine points and three steals.

Lakeland hosts Post Falls on Friday in the Battle for the Prairie Pig.

Lakeland 19 11 2 10 — 42

West Valley 13 12 13 10 — 48

LAKELAND — Horne 0, McDaniel 2, D. Knight 10, Vahey 0, Davis 6, McDevitt 9, Zubaly 0, A. Knight 10, Ray 5.

WEST VALLEY — Steins 4, Yomkum 6, Daniels 0, Fretter 0, Whitney 0, Laifer 0, Lee 10, Folkins 11, Sage 11, Vermillion 0.

Timberlake 65

Riverside 38

SPIRIT LAKE — Daniel Smith scored 14 points and Dock Sommers added 10 for the Tigers (2-1), who outscored the Rams 36-10 in the second half.

“We struggled in the first half, but they played good defense,” Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. “In the second half I was really pleased with our defense. And 11 of our 12 guys scored; I love games like that, where everybody chips in. The second half was the best we’ve played all year at both ends of the floor.”

Timberlake plays host to Lakeside on Thursday.

Riverside 14 14 4 6 — 38

Timberlake 10 19 13 23 — 65

RIVERSIDE — Wickham 0, Spencer 2, Trepanier 10, Bias 4, Thompson 4, Coppock 0, Redmond 0, Harms 12, Littleplume 2, Cross 4.

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 0, Dickinson 6, Smith 14, Hofer 6, George 2, Sommers 10, Hauck 5, Menti 9, Suko 2, Jessen 6, Nowlan 2, Hausladen 3.

St. Maries 67

Lakeside 30

PLUMMER — Jake Sieler scored 29 points for the Lumberjacks, who pulled away after the first quarter to win a nonleague game at Ron Miller Court.

Bryar Sanchez scored 12 points for the Knights (1-3).

“I think the three games in a row last week in three days caught up with us,” Lakeside coach Butch Nomee said. “We came out flat. We did hustle but we were not ready to play. But with us being a new team, we’re still going through some growing pains. We’ll work our way through it.”

Lakeside plays at Timberlake on Thursday in nonleague play.

St. Maries (3-0) hosts Coeur d’Alene on Friday in the Pack the Gym spirit game.

St. Maries 13 24 19 11 — 67

Lakeside 14 7 9 0 — 30

ST. MARIES — Lounsbury 0, Hill 0, Sieler 29, Gibson 14, Wilson 4, Asbury 10, Epler 2, Truscott 0, Masterson 6, Martin 2, McGregor 0.

LAKESIDE — Sanchez 12, Brown 5, Mitchell 0, A. Bighead 0, M. Bighead 4, Whaley-Arroyo 0, Cook 0, Abrahamson 9.

Wallace 71

Cd’A Charter 49

COEUR d’ALENE — Hunter Gust scored 19 points to lead the Miners past the Panthers in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School.

“We played hard,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Jarrod Womack said. “But ticky-tack fouls add up fast.”

Jeffrey Kersh scored 17 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (0-3), which travels to Valley Christian on Saturday.

Matt Farkas scored 15 points for Wallace (1-2), which hosts Lakeside on Monday.

Wallace 19 6 23 23 — 71

Cd’A Charter 8 13 12 16 — 49

WALLACE — Welch 7, Bayer 12, Hunter 2, Farkas 15, Brackebusch 0, Dimitroff 2, Gust 19, Dancer 2, Dechand 4, Hill 4, Gallagher 2.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Putren 8, Rubalcaba 3, Kersh 17, Rutherford 13, Follini 6, Croom 2, Benzinger 0.

• GIRLS

Coeur d’Alene 62

Northwest Christian 38

COLBERT, Wash. — Rey Louden totaled 14 points and eight rebounds as the visiting Vikings beat the Crusaders.

Emily Callahan added 13 points and six steals for Coeur d’Alene (3-1). Isabella Hollibaugh had 12 points and eight boards, and Kelly Horning also had eight rebounds.

“We finally started and finished it, instead of getting a lead and letting a team back into it,” Coeur d’Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said.

Coeur d’Alene plays at St. Maries on Friday as part of “Pack the Gym” night.

Coeur d’Alene 12 18 14 18 — 62

N. Christian 5 14 9 10 — 38

COEUR d’ALENE — Miller 7, Morton 2, Kane 4, Callahan 13, Fagan 3, Bojorquez 0, Rollins 2, Louden 14, Hollibaugh 12, Horning 5.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN — Kiourkas 9, Taylor 0, Ostrum 0, Nelson 5, Rabe 0, Dhaenens 8, Bozlee 9, Frey 0, Morasch 7, Williams 0.

Timberlake 57

Riverside 29

SPIRIT LAKE — Shelby Starr scored 14 points to lead the Tigers past the Rams in a nonleague game.

“Defensively, we came out real aggressive and forced some turnovers and did a good job of that in the first half,” said Timberlake coach Matt Miller, whose team opened a 27-6 lead after the first quarter. “We got a lot of shots at the hoop and made a high percentage. It was a great, balanced attack for us, especially defensively. I was really happy with our defensive effort and we did a better job of rebounding, which had been our Achilles heel thus far.”

Keelie Lawler scored 11 points for Timberlake (4-1), which travels to Cheney on Friday.

Allie Shannon and Taylor Foley had seven points each for Riverside.

Riverside 6 4 11 8 — 29

Timberlake 27 11 15 4 — 57

RIVERSIDE — Antles 0, Spencer 3, Willith 3, Foley 7, Shanefelt 2, Shannon 7, West 2, Burns 0, Snyder 0, Gonzalez 0, Jackson 5.

TIMBERLAKE — Vanderhoof 9, Kelley 2, Mallet 5, Starr 14, Kirby 9, Cheevers 0, Powell 4, Simpson 0, Tonkin 3, Lawler 11.

West Valley 41

Lakeland 25

SPOKANE — Tauna Kirk scored eight points and Savannah Pruitt had four points and nine rebounds for the Hawks (2-2), who committed 32 turnovers, including 18 in the first half against the Eagles.

“West Valley’s defense kept us out of our offense,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “They played a combination of man and zone.”

Lily Sinner scored nine points for West Valley.

Lakeland hosts Post Falls on Friday, in the Battle for the Prairie Pig.

Lakeland 4 5 11 5 — 25

West Valley 11 9 12 9 — 41

LAKELAND — St. Mark 2, Bunch 0, Prockish 0, Edinger 0, Bodak 4, Kirk 8, Charles 2, Pruitt 4, Dowd 2, Bilski 3.

WEST VALLEY — Gertje 2, Sinclair 5, Romes 6, Ulbright 3, Pham 7, Sinner 9, Taylor 2, Rutler 0, Nelson 0, Hossfield 7.

Wallace 51

Cd’A Charter 39

COEUR d’ALENE — Shelby Majszak scored 18 points to lead the Miners past the Panthers in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School.

“We just didn’t shoot the ball well tonight,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. “We played well defensively, but Majszak played really well. The girls played hard and believe in what we’re trying to do, but we need to figure out the rebounding thing with our size.”

Kelly Ruebke scored 12 points, Mae Alexander had 10 points and nine rebounds and Elizabeth Lehosit had 10 rebounds for Coeur d’Alene Charter (0-3), which hosts Mullan on Thursday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Wallace (2-2) hosts Kootenai next Tuesday.

Wallace 8 14 15 14 — 51

Cd’A Charter 3 6 12 14 — 39

WALLACE — Houchin 0, K. Kraus 0, Hayman 2, T. Kraus 0, Farkas 5, H. Sheppard 0, Brantz 8, C. Sheppard 4, Jackson 10, Hogamier 4, Majszak 18.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 10, E. Lehosit 2, A. Bartlett 5, Zolman 0, Ruebke 12, E. Bartlett 3, Taylor 0, Shipman 3.

St. Maries 76

Lakeside 40

ST. MARIES — Kaylee Auer had eight points and nine rebounds, leading the Lumberjacks past the Knights in a nonleague game.

“We really picked up the tempo and pushed the ball up the floor in the first half,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “That was a key for us.”

Shelby Holder had nine points and five assists, Kelsey Auer nine points and five steals for St. Maries (5-1), which hosts Coeur d’Alene on Friday.

Lillian Rhea scored 21 points for Lakeside (4-1), which visits Kootenai on Thursday.

Lakeside 10 16 10 4 — 40

St. Maries 21 26 23 6 — 76

LAKESIDE — Nomee 5, Palmer 2, Rhea 21, Allen 0, Dohrman 1, Hendrickx 7, Arthur 4, C. Dohrman 0, Lambert 0, Peone 0.

ST. MARIES — Sines 11, Peet 7, Hall 4, Ghramm 6, M. Cordell 0, Davenport 6, A. Cordell 8, Wilson 8, Kel. Auer 9, Holder 9, Kay. Auer 8.

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Mullan, ppd., weather

MULLAN — The North Star League game between the Jaguars and Tigers scheduled for the Mullan Pavilion was postponed due to weather and road conditions.

No makeup date was announced.