PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Golder fuels Sandpoint victory

SANDPOINT — Sophomore Trinity Golder scored 20 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the Sandpoint Bulldogs past the Priest River Spartans 49-28 in nonleague play Saturday at Les Rogers Court.

Golder, a transfer from Bonners Ferry, also hit three 3-pointers for Sandpoint (2-5).

“Trinity’s starting to work into our offense; she’s becoming more comfortable with the things we want her to do,” Bulldog assistant coach Will Love said.

Grace Kirscher had 11 points and seven rebounds for Sandpoint, which travels to St. Maries on Tuesday.

Morgan DeMent had seven points and eight rebounds, Melissa Krampert had seven points, Avery Summers 10 rebounds for Priest River (2-4), which plays host to Newport next Saturday.

Priest River 7 6 7 8 — 28

Sandpoint 12 5 16 16 — 49

PRIEST RIVER — Downs 2, Summers 5, Krampert 7, Kren 0, Martin 1, Akre 4, Stephenson 2, DeMent 7, Petit 0, Fink 0.

SANDPOINT — Mattila 0, Tomazich 5, Darling 6, Kaul 1, Ward 2, Laybourne 2, Golder 20, Hicks 2, Kirscher 11.

Bonners Ferry 43

Lakeland 26

RATHDRUM — Kassy Skeen scored 12 points and Brittany Spangler added 10 for the visiting Badgers, who outscored the Hawks 27-7 in the middle two quarters of the nonleague game at Hawk Court.

“Again, we ended up in a little bit of foul trouble in the second quarter,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We were just waiting for that spark, and it just didn’t happen tonight. Bonners played well; I thought they rebounded a little better than we did, knocked down a few more open shots than we did.”

Tauna Kirk had 11 points and three steals for Lakeland (0-8), which travels to Kellogg on Thursday.

Madi Farris had five rebounds for the Hawks.

Bonners Ferry (3-2) plays host to Sandpoint on Friday.

Bonners Ferry 7 12 15 9 — 43

Lakeland 8 5 2 11 — 26

BONNERS FERRY — Cowley 0, Skeen 12, Pluid 0, Spangler 10, Wenke 4, Coughlin 1, Bateman 7, Donn 9, Webster 0, Mullersehan 0.

LAKELAND — Cooper 7, Neff 0, Edinger 1, Farris 5, Elpers 2, Pruitt 0, Kirk 11, Charles 0, Stutheit 0, Boyer 0, Dowd 0.

Post Falls 68

Rogers 12

POST FALLS — Macky Morris and Jenna Gardiner scored 11 points each for the Trojans in a win against the Pirates at The Arena.

“It was a good, total team effort,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “Everyone contributed at times. It was just a well-balanced effort.”

Melody Kempton had nine points, 10 rebounds, five assists, four steals and three blocks and Jackson McCliment-Call scored 10 points for Post Falls (7-0), which travels to Skyview High of Vancouver, Wash., on Thursday.

Rogers 4 5 3 0 — 12

Post Falls 19 22 15 12 — 68

ROGERS — Paul 0, Christon 0, Gennett 3, Upton 7, Wickering 0, Fourstar 0, Aleu 2, Tillett 0.

POST FALLS — Gleaves 5, Morris 11, Gardiner 11, Brennan 6, T. McCliment-Call 6, J. McCliment-Call 10, Robinson 4, Kempton 9, Parks 6.

Lapwai 59

Timberlake 52

LAPWAI — Leading by 5 points after three quarters, the visiting 3A Tigers shot 2 for 13 from the floor in the fourth quarter and fell to the two-time defending state 1A Division I champion Wildcats in an afternoon tilt.

Midway through the fourth quarter, Shiniah Holt hit a 3-pointer to tie the game, then another 3 moments later to give Lapwai the lead for good.

The Wildcats hit 17 of 23 from the floor in the second half.

Keelie Lawler scored 24 points for Timberlake (7-2), which was missing two key players from its eight-player rotation, while a third played limited minutes due to illness.

“I think fatigue played a factor,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We played hard, and the kids gave a lot of effort. But you’ve got to give a little resistance on defense.”

Koyama Young scored 18 points, Amil Mitchell 15 for Lapwai.

Timberlake returns to action next Saturday at East Valley.

Timberlake 16 13 17 6 — 52

Lapwai 17 4 20 18 — 59

TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 7, Kronenberg 0, Mallet 7, Starr 2, Kirby 4, Cheevers 8, Lawler 24.

LAPWAI — Holt 10, Wisdom 0, R. Domebo 0, I, Domebo 11, Chimburus 2, Mitchell 15, Young 18, Wilson 3.

Cd’A Charter 34

Riverside 30

COEUR d’ALENE — Kelly Ruebke scored 15 points and the host Panthers outscored the Rams 15-8 in the fourth quarter to capture the nonleague game at Canfield Middle School.

Emma Bartlett grabbed 12 rebounds, Sandy Faulkner 11 for Coeur d’Alene Charter (5-2), and Mae Alexander, playing through an ankle injury, hit a 3-pointer with 6 minutes remaining to give the Panthers a lead they would never relinquish.

Sierra Jackson scored seven of her nine points in the first half for Riverside.

“Emma Bartlett really did a great job on the boards tonight,” Charter coach Doug Grant said. “We really focused defensively on shutting down that Jackson girl (in the second half). She was having her way with us in the first half.”

Coeur d’Alene Charter plays host to Clark Fork on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Riverside 7 4 11 8 — 30

Cd’A Charter 4 4 11 15 — 34

RIVERSIDE — Antles 2, Ziekert 0, Willis 5, A. West 4, Riets 0, Burns 0, Jackson 9, Gonzalez 6, Norts 4.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 7, Haag 0, Faulkner 5, Bartlett 7, Ruebke 15, Taylor 0, I. Bresee 0.

St. Maries at

Orofino, ppd.

OROFINO — The 2A Central Idaho League opener for both schools was postponed on Saturday.

No makeup date has been announced.

Christian Center 37

Classical Christian 6

SPOKANE — Mollie Haman and Mariella Cashen scored eight points each for the Lions in a nonleague win against Classical Christian of Spokane.

Christian Center (5-0) will face North Idaho Christian next Saturday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Christian Center 6 8 13 10 — 37

Classical Christian 2 2 0 2 — 6

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Ryssel 4, Haman 8, Wood 5, May 4, M. Cashen 8, Kramer 2, Rivs 0, R. Cashen 6, James 0.

CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN — Fowlkes 2, Kuntz 0, Allen 2, Gore 0, A. Fowlkes 0, Huggins 0, J. Allen 2, Cullen 0, Huenergardt 0, Schmidt 0, Anyan 0, Wibel 0, Fischer 0, Mentto 0.