STATE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS
Times PST
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa, unless noted
Friday's Games
Centennial 55, Hillcrest 46, loser out
Eagle 44, Highland 36, loser out
Mountain View 65, Rocky Mountain 61, semifinal
Boise 55, Lewiston 55, semifinal
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
At Skyview High, Nampa
Centennial (20-5) vs. Eagle (17-8), noon
Third-place game
At Bishop Kelly High, Boise
Rocky Mountain (19-9) vs. Lewiston (22-2), 12:30 p.m.
Championship game
Mountain View (25-1) vs. Boise (18-7), 7
At Timberline High, Boise
Friday's Games
Bishop Kelly 49, Twin Falls 47, loser out
Minico 44, Kuna 41, loser out
Skyview 36, Rigby 35, semifinal
Century 60, Sandpoint 44, semifinal
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
Bishop Kelly (18-5) vs. Minico (16-8), 8:15 a.m.
Third-place game
Rigby (16-8) vs. Sandpoint (14-9), 10
Championship game
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa
Skyview (20-8) vs. Century (21-3), 5
At Skyview High, Nampa
Friday's Games
Fruitland 51, Priest River 35, loser out
Marsh Valley 52, Homedale 39, loser out
Timberlake 67, Filer 44, semifinal
Sugar-Salem 49, Shelley 45, semifinal
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
Fruitland (17-8) vs. Marsh Valley (16-9), 8:15 a.m.
Third-place game
Filer (18-10) vs. Shelley (16-11), 10
Championship game
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa
Timberlake (21-3) vs. Sugar-Salem (21-4), 2:50 p.m.
At Bishop Kelly High, Boise
Friday's Games
New Plymouth 57, Wendell 45, loser out
Cole Valley Christian 42, Marsing 34, loser out
Soda Springs 40, Grangeville 36, semifinal
Ririe 46, Firth 35, semifinal
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
New Plymouth (19-5) vs. Cole Valley Christian (18-6), 8:15 a.m.
Third-place game
Grangeville (13-11) vs. Firth (18-9), 10
Championship game
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa
Soda Springs (22-4) vs. Ririe (23-2), 12:40 p.m.
1A Division I
At Columbia High, Nampa
Friday's Games
Idaho City 35, Genesee 25, loser out
Oakley 50, Liberty Charter 30, loser out
Lapwai 64, Raft River 25, semifinal
Prairie 53, Challis 30, semifinal
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
Idaho City (17-5) vs. Oakley (13-12), 8:15 a.m.
Third-place game
Raft River (17-6) vs. Challis (17-6), 10
Championship game
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa
Lapwai (21-3) vs. Prairie (20-4), 10:30 a.m.
1A Division II
At Nampa High
Friday's Games
Dietrich 54, Castleford 46, semifinal
Richfield 41, Mackay 32, semifinal
Lakeside 42, Council 40, loser out
Nezperce 30, Tri-Valley 27, loser out
Saturday's Games
Consolation championship
Lakeside (11-11) vs. Nezperce (15-7), 8:15 a.m.
Third-place game
Castleford (16-8) vs. Mackay (15-8), 10
Championship game
At the Ford Idaho Center, Nampa
Dietrich (22-3) vs. Richfield (22-2), 8:30
5A BOYS
from B1
"When we've shot even decently well, we've played some pretty good basketball. Tonight Joe kind of eases the pressure of the game, of having to always rely on defense, and set plays. We picked a real good time to cut it loose."
Lake City (12-10) will play at top-seeded Post Falls (21-1) on Tuesday at 7 p.m. for the regional title and a berth to state. Post Falls, ranked No. 1 in the state 5A media poll, hammered No. 4 seed Lewiston 77-35 on Friday. Coeur d'Alene (14-8) plays host to Lewiston (9-13) on Tuesday at 7 in a loser-out game.
Lake City 62, Post Falls 42: Goggin, settling into the point guard role after the loss of starting point guard Jerry Louie-McGee to a broken kneecap in December, finished with nine assists. And against Coeur d'Alene's defensive pressure, the Timberwolves committed just 10 turnovers.
"I thought Michael did a really good job of leading us," Winger said. "As a team, it was just an awesome performance for us. We're doing a lot better at (handling the ball)."
Lake City, which took the lead for good with a 10-0 run late in the first quarter and early in the second, keyed by 6-foot-6 bigs Quinn Mitchell and Nick Hancock. Mitchell scored eight points, Hancock two in that run.
Mitchell had 11 points in the first half, and finished with 13 points and 10 rebounds off the bench. Hancock had 12 points and seven boards.
"What we really did a nice job of, and it was our No. 1 goal, eliminate their transition points, and I thought we did a great job of that," Winger said.
Pasquale hit a pair of 3-pointers and scored 10 points in the third quarter, as Lake City stretched a 27-22 halftime lead to 45-32 after three. Coeur d'Alene never came closer than 12 in the fourth quarter as Pasquale buried three more 3s, one of those coming midway through the quarter on a 2-on-1 after the T-Wolves had beaten the Vikings' full-court pressure.
"When you're on a roll, you're on a roll," Winger said. "I think he missed his first one, then he went 6 for 6."
Colby Daniels hit three 3-pointers and led Coeur d'Alene with 18 points. Elliott Sparks added eight points, Joey Naccarato seven points and six rebounds, Tony Naccarato six points and eight boards for the Vikings, who were 13 of 59 from the field.
The teams had split a pair of overtime games during the regular season.
"I just thought we were soft tonight on the glass," Coeur d'Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. "We were extremely impatient offensively, a lot of one-on-one, not what we had worked on all week in practice. The last few games I thought we've been playing well, and it sure wasn't the case tonight. I thought Pasquale was super for them, and we didn't have an answer for Joe. And I thought they just kicked our butts on the glass all night long."
Coeur d'Alene 8 14 10 10 - 42
Lake City 12 15 18 17 - 62
COEUR d'ALENE - J. Naccarato 7, Lundblad 3, Lynn 0, Daniels 18, Schuon 0, Sparks 8, Kluss 0, T. Naccarato 6.
LAKE CITY - Goggin 5, Dotson 4, Hunter 3, Pasquale 25, Colwell 0, Mitchell 13, Hancock 12.
Post Falls 77, Lewiston 35: One week after the Bengals pushed the Trojans to overtime, Post Falls bolted to a 48-18 halftime lead, and hit 10 3-pointers for the game.
"The last time we played Lewiston, I thought we allowed Lewiston to gain confidence," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. "So we worked hard to not allow them to get any momentum going. Last week they dictated the pace, and this week we were able to dictate the pace and play at a pace they were not comfortable with."
Max McCullough hit three 3-pointers and led all scorers with 17 points for Post Falls. Wyatt Millsap added 12 points. McLean also noted the line of post Jake Blakney - eight points, five assists, five rebounds and two steals.
Lewiston played without 6-foot-7 sophomore post Trystan Bradley (illness).
Lewiston 5 13 10 7 - 35
Post Falls 20 28 13 16 - 77
LEWISTON - Urquhart 3, McLeod 1, Stamper 3, Jackson 2, Carter 0, Whitlock 2, Sager 4, Murphy 3, Merica 3, Ulrich 2, Wilson 8, Richardson 4.
POST FALLS - McLean 6, W. Millsap 12, McCullough 17, Anderson 8, Flaa 4, English 6, Pfennigs 0, Thompson 7, Hillman 4, J. Millsap 5, Blakney 8.