PREP ROUNDUP: Cd'A girls triumph at Richland

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

RICHLAND, Wash. — Kayla Fagan scored 18 points and Taryn Horvath added 12 as the Coeur d’Alene Vikings picked up a big road win, holding off the Richland Bombers 45-42 in nonleague play Thursday night.

Fagan hit 3 3-pointers, two in the second quarter, and scored eight points in the quarter to help the Vikings (2-3) build a 28-17 halftime lead. Horvath came up with a key three-point play in the fourth quarter to help fend off Richland’s comeback.

“Our seniors, Kayla and Taryn really stepped up and played a great basketball game,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Mallorie Franco said. “We came out with a lot of energy, especially on the road, and played very aggressively. We were very resilient, especially with Richland’s comeback in the fourth quarter.”

Kelly Horning had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Coeur d’Alene, which travels to Lewiston on Tuesday to open 5A Inland Empire League play.

Taryn Webb scored 11 points for Richland, which beat Lake City 64-42 on Wednesday night.

Coeur d’Alene 14 14 8 9 — 45

Richland 5 12 7 18 — 42

COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 0, Morton 0, Horvath 12, Jacobson 2, Fagan 18, Horning 12, Hollibaugh 3, Kane 0, Louden 0.

RICHLAND — Webb 11, Garza 0, K. Wellsandt 0, Haugen 2, VonOelhoffen 0, Stevens 6, M. Wellsandt 9, Mitchell 2, Gall 8, Chalmers 2, Pierce 2.

Post Falls 83

Lakeland 11

POST FALLS — Melody Kempton scored 11 of her 22 points in the third quarter for the host Trojans, and Bayley

Brennan scored 13 of her 17 points in the second half at The Arena.

Tyler McCliment-Call scored 12 points and Sydney Parks had eight points and 10 rebounds for Post Falls (6-0), which plays host to Rogers on Saturday.

“Lakeland played harder than we did, we just have them outmatched,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “They outhustled us, they beat us to loose balls. We didn’t execute in the first half and I challenged them at halftime, and we played pretty well in second half.”

Madi Farris scored five points for Lakeland (0-7), which plays host to Bonners Ferry on Saturday.

Lakeland 2 6 3 0 — 11

Post Falls 19 17 30 17 — 83

LAKELAND — Cooper 2, Schnepf 2, Edinger 0, Farris 5, Elpers 2, Kirk 0, Charles 0, Boyer 0, Dowd 0.

POST FALLS — Gleaves 3, Morris 8, Gardner 4, Brennan 17, T. McCliment-Call 12, J. McCliment-Call 6, Robinson 3, Kempton 22, Parks 8.

Bonners Ferry 50

Cd’A Charter 37

COEUR d’ALENE — Despite 16 points and 11 rebounds from freshman post Sandy Faulkner, the Panthers fell to the Badgers in Intermountain League play at Holy Family Catholic School.

Coeur d’Alene Charter (4-2, 0-2 IML) lost leading scorer Mae Alexander to an ankle injury in the first quarter. She did not return.

“We regrouped and played well without her,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said of Alexander. “She’s been averaging 15 points a night. We were a little shell-shocked, but hung right with them after that.”

Kelly Ruebke scored 13 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter, which faces Riverside (Wash.) on Saturday at Canfield Middle School.

Kassy Skeen scored 15 points for Bonners Ferry.

Bonners Ferry 13 16 13 8 — 50

Cd’A Charter 2 16 11 8 — 37

BONNERS FERRY — Cawley 0, Skeen 15, Pluid 0, Spangler 7, Wenk 6, Coughlin 0, Bateman 8, Donn 8, Webster 6, Muellerschoen 0.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 2, Haag 2, Faulkner 16, Bartlett 3, Ruebke 13, Taylor 0, I. Bresee 0, L. Bresee 0.

Genesis Prep 58

Kellogg JV 29

KELLOGG — Bella Murekatete, a 6-foot-4 sophomore, totaled 34 points, 23 rebounds and six blocked shots as the visiting Jaguars defeated the Wildcat junior varsity at Andrews Gymnasium.

Trinity Morrow added nine points, four steals and three assists for Genesis Prep (2-0), and Rachel Schroeder had seven points and 10 assists.

“We know we have an advantage inside, and we’re going to use it,” Genesis Prep coach Debbie Holte said. “Trinity and Rachel did a good job getting it into Bella, and she did her part.”

Erin VanHoose led the Kellogg JV with 11 points.

Genesis Prep plays host to Kootenai tonight at 6 at Post Falls Middle School in North Star League play.

Genesis Prep 18 23 12 5 — 58

Kellogg JV 9 7 10 3 — 29

GENESIS PREP — Murekatete 34, Morrow 9, Imanzi 4, Schroeder 7, Scribner 4, Newman 0, Blood 0, Lee 0, Kim 0.

KELLOGG JV — VanHoose 11, Figueroa 8, Brandt 7, Moore 2, Cole 1, Duce 0, Beier 0, Therrian 0, Wendt 0, Wilbur 0, Allred 0, Ferriera 0.

N.I. Christian 57

Pullman Christian 29

LIBERTY LAKE — Mary Schlader had 17 points, 11 rebounds and two blocked shots for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win against the Eagles at the HUB Sports Center.

Kaylee Prosch had 11 points, six assists and four steals for North Idaho Christian (7-3, 2-0 MCL), which travels to The Oaks tonight.

Pull. Christian 5 10 9 5 — 29

N.I. Christian 12 9 14 22 — 57

PULLMAN CHRISTIAN — F. Burg 4, G. Burg 10, Goetz 8, Landson 0, Scalte 7, Cummings 0, Combs 0, McKenzie 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Prosch 11, Whiteman 7, Holmes 4, Brennan 3, Ralls 8, Schlader 17, Seeley 7, Dixon 0, Krause 0.

Christian Center 52

Upper Columbia 28

SPANGLE, Wash. — Molly Haman scored 24 points for the Lions in a nonleague win against Upper Columbia Academy.

Rebekah Cashen scored 14 points for Christian Center (4-0), which plays at Classical Christian on Saturday.

Christian Center 13 17 8 12 — 52

Upper Columbia 6 10 2 10 — 28

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Ryssel 4, Molly Haman 24, Rebekah Cashen 14, M. Cashen 0, Reeves 6, May 2, Wood 0, James 0.

UPPER COLUMBIA — Schumacher 0, Ngasu 0, Wiggins 0, Hall 6, Bradford 0, M. Clark 11, Tucker 0, Zubyna 0, J. Clark 3, Peters 8.

• BOYS BASKETBALL

Post Falls 61

Lakeland 24

POST FALLS — Cameron McKeown scored 15 points, hitting 5 of 7 from beyond the 3-point line as the Trojans — who finished with 17 assists as a team on 22 field goals — beat the Hawks at The Arena.

“Overall, I thought our defense was solid tonight,” Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. “Lakeland runs a style of offense that you don’t see much anymore and were looking to take the momentum by holding the possession. We had to stay focused and sound on what we do, and defensively, I thought we did pretty well to not fall asleep and played disciplined against their style.”

Jake Pfennigs had 11 points, eight rebounds and five steals for Post Falls (4-0), which faces Skyview High of Vancouver, Wash., tonight in Richland.

Dylan Knight scored eight points for Lakeland (1-3), which hosts Bonners Ferry on Saturday.

Lakeland 3 6 10 5 — 24

Post Falls 14 20 14 13 — 61

LAKELAND — Horne 0, Brueher 0, Baker 0, Cysewski 0, Vahey 5, Davis 3, Knight 8, McDevitt 0, Blood 6, Haaland 2.

POST FALLS — Gennett 11, Thompson 0, McKeown 15, McCliment-Call 3, Walker 4, Bourgard 8, Fleming 6, Ballew 0, Pfennigs 11, Morris 3.

St. Maries 58

Sandpoint 53

ST. MARIES — Bryant Asbury hit 5 of 6 free throws down the stretch and finished with 10 points to help the 2A Lumberjacks preserve a win over the 4A Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs cut the lead to 54-53 with a minute to go, but Dakota Wilson came up with two steals in St. Maries’ full-court press.

Kiefer Gibson added 12 points and 15 rebounds and Jake Sieler had nine points and seven steals for St. Maries (2-0), which travels to Wallace to take on the Miners tonight at 7.

Spencer Thompson led Sandpoint with 16 points.

Sandpoint 10 18 18 7 — 53

St. Maries 20 18 13 7 — 58

SANDPOINT — Thompson 16, McGlaughlin 9, Moore 0, Duntuw 0, Rockwell 15, Jones 0, Johnson 8, Stockton 5.

ST. MARIES — Gibson 11, Sieler 9, Martin 12, Wilson 3, Asbury 10, Pritchard 5, Buell 6, Howard 2.

Wallace 85

Kootenai 56

HARRISON FLATS — Erik Brackebusch scored 30 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Miners past the Warriors in a North Star League game.

“We just weren’t taking care of the ball tonight,” Kootenai coach Mike Maitland said. “Their bigs (Brackebusch and Hunter Gust, who finished with 19 points) were a lot quicker than our bigs tonight.”

Dylan Wright scored 23 points for Kootenai (1-2, 0-1 NSL), which faces Genesis Prep tonight at Post Falls Middle School.

Gust also had seven boards for Wallace (3-1), which hosts Orofino on Dec. 16.

Wallace 20 20 21 24 — 85

Kootenai 14 19 12 11 — 56

WALLACE — Welch 8, Hunter 2, Farkas 13, Brackebusch 30, Demitroff 4, Gust 19, Stutzke 0, Gallagher 8, Hull 1.

KOOTENAI — A. Whipple 0, H. Whipple 10, Wright 23, Maitland 7, Keogh 4, Andersen 0, Usdrowski 8, Donohoe 2, Ausman 0.

• WRESTLING

Post Falls 57

Lakeland 17

RATHDRUM — The visiting Trojans got pins from Ridge Lovett (106 pounds), A.J. De La Rosa (120), Jason Burchell (138), Braydon Huber (152), Wyatt Shelly (160), T.J. Hogan (170), Brad Noesen (220) and Cody Cantrell (285) to beat the Hawks in a dual at Hawk Court.

“It was really impressive with how our kids wrestled,” Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. “Lakeland has a great team and they’ve got some great guys at the lower and upper weights. We were really happy with how our guys wrestled tonight.”

Jared Walker got a pin at 195 for Lakeland, which competes in the Inland Empire Classic today and Saturday at Central Valley High in Spokane Valley.

Post Falls travels to Hermiston tonight.

98 — Alex Edelblute, LL, d. Brelane Huber, 4-2. 106 — Ridge Lovett, PF, p. Sam Edelblute, 4:23. 113 — William Edelblute, LL, md. Jordan Grimm, 9-1. 120 — A.J. De La Rosa, PF, p. Tavis Woempner, 1:24. 126 — Matt McLeod, PF, d. Brian Edelblute, 4-2. 132 — Mathias De La Rosa, PF, d. Ryan Quimby, 6-2. 138 — Jason Burchell, PF, p. Logan Siegford, 1:01. 145 — Tyler Morris, PF, d. Logan Kelley, 6-4. 152 — Braydon Huber, PF, p. Wyatt Gatten, 1:36. 160 — Wyatt Shelly, PF, p. Christian Brandt, 1:23. 170 — T.J. Hogan, PF, p. Jordan Plonka, 4:00. 182 — Nathanael Dansereau, LL, md. Cameron Vogt, 19-8. 195 — Jared Walker, LL, p. Isaac Shadduck, :10. 220 — Brad Noesen, PF, p. Jack Peed, 2:00. 285 — Cody Cantrell, PF, p. Chris Hunt, :20.