PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings win Winco tournament on late jumper

• BOYS BASKETBALL

CALDWELL — With the game tied at 57-all with time running out, Coeur d’Alene coach Kurt Lundblad put it in the hands of his team to get out of the Treasure Valley with a championship.

And they delivered, much like in the same spot on Friday night.

Sam Matheson hit a floating jumper with 1.5 seconds remaining, pushing the Vikings past the Centennial Patriots 59-57 in the championship game of the Winco tournament at the College of Idaho.

“They tied it with two free throws with 20 seconds remaining,” said Lundblad, who didn’t call a timeout after the made baskets. “We brought it down, set up a play, and Sam just hit a big shot in the lane. It was just a clutch shot by a sophomore.”

Centennial’s last second half court shot came up short with 1.5 seconds remaining.

“I just let the game play out,” said Lundblad of the decision with 20 seconds remaining. “I just saw what they were trying to do and they seemed a little confused, and our kids knew we were going to try to get something in the paint. We were really fortunate to get that shot and get the lead back. It was just a great tournament for us and we got what we wanted out of it with three tough games in three days. Everyone contributed tonight and it was the definition of a team win. Our kids battled for 32 minutes and didn’t quit and I couldn’t be prouder of my team.”

Brody Lundblad had 22 points and four assists, Joey Naccarato had eight points and eight rebounds and Matheson finished with 12 points for Coeur d’Alene (8-1), which plays at Lake City on Tuesday.

Del Jackson scored 16 points for Centennial.

Coeur d’Alene 16 16 6 21 — 59

Centennial 12 15 13 17 — 57

COEUR d’ALENE — Lee 7, Lundblad 22, Lynn 3, Matheson 12, Bronson 0, McElver 7, Naccarato 8, Kofmehl 0, Edwards 0.

CENTENNIAL — King 5, Cleverly 0, Clark 0, Pinckney 10, T. Williams 0, K. Williams 7, Wallick 14, Jackson 16, Desaulziers 5.

Grangeville 45

Cd’A Charter 35

COEUR d’ALENE — Charles Follini scored 11 points for the Panthers in a loss to the Bulldogs at Holy Family Catholic School in the Central Idaho League opener for both schools.

“We were down by three points in the fourth quarter and had a chance to win it,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Jarrod Womack said. “We just had a few turnovers at the wrong time and they capatalized on them. They’re a good, tough team. I’m pretty happy with how we played. We played their varsity after not having a (varsity) program last year and we’re definitely taking some positives from it.”

Jeffrey Kersh and Jacob Rutherford scored seven points each for Coeur d’Alene Charter (1-5), which plays at Wallace on Tuesday.

Layton Harris scored 17 points for Grangeville.

Grangeville 15 6 11 13 — 45

Cd’A Charter 6 14 6 9 — 35

GRANGEVILLE — Cawley 0, Stokes 3, Harris 17, Parks 2, Gorchima 0, Key 0, Alder 8, Schumacher 7, Wood 4, Cannaday 4, Wiltse 0, Rucklick 0.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Rubalcaba 0, Putren 2, Kersch 7, Rutherford 7, Follini 11, Croom 0, Judd 6, Benzinger 0, Stellflug 0, Phillips 0.

St. Maries 62

Priest River 43

ST. MARIES — Kiefer Gibson had 18 points and nine rebounds for the shorthanded Lumberjacks in a nonleague win against the Spartans,

Jake Sieler had 12 points and seven steals and Drake Lounsbury had 10 points and seven steals for St. Maries (8-1), which played without two starters due to winter vacations.

“It was a good game for us,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “It was good for some of our younger guys to step up and be successful. You could tell we’d gotten out of basketball shape a little, so it was good to get back to the grind. Drake, it was his first time at point guard and he did a really good job.”

St. Maries travels to Bonners Ferry on Thursday.

Tommy Anselmo scored 13 points for Priest River.

Priest River 12 7 8 16 — 43

St. Maries 20 16 13 13 — 62

PRIEST RIVER — Storro 8, Anselmo 13, Hollman 2, Harding 8, Hagerty 1, Luckey 9, Simpkins 0, Huddleston 0.

ST. MARIES — Lounsbury 10, Sieler 12, Gibson 18, Sands 0, Pritchard 0, Truscott 4, Buell 3, Lohman 3, Masterson 1, Martin 8, McGregor 3.

Selkirk 61

Clark Fork 37

CLARK FORK — Dylan Roper posted 13 points, five rebounds and two steals, but the Wampus Cats could not handle the size of Selkirk in nonleague game.

Hunter Boudousquie added six points, five boards and three steals, and Wade Stevens five points and five rebounds for the Wampus Cats (0-6), who have played a salty nonleague schedule.

“We were shorter at every position, and they were rushing it. Once we calm down, we’ll be OK in our league,” said Cats head coach George Thornton, noting Selkirk had a 6-foot-6 post along a tall front line. “I liked the way we played. It was positive, the kids can build on that.”

Bryant Moore didn’t score, but added five assists and two blocks, and Spencer Jeffres five rebounds and four points in defeat.

Cark Fork is at Kootenai on Saturday.

Selkirk 17 20 15 9 — 61

Clark Fork 11 10 13 3 — 37

CLARK FORK — Stevens 5, Boudousquie 6, Jeffres 4, Cope 3, Heisel 2, Roper 13, Vincent N. 4, Moore 0, Reeves 0, Heisel 0.

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

Grangeville 57

Cd’A Charter 35

COEUR d’ALENE — Panthers coach Doug Grant had to go deep into his bench in the middle of their Central Idaho League opener against the Bulldogs at Holy Family Catholic School.

Two-time league MVP Hailey Sullivan scored 25 points for Grangeville.

Abby Bartlett scored a team-high nine points for Cd’A Charter (2-6).

“We got in foul trouble in the second and third quarters,” Grant said. “I had my five starters on the bench. We had to play some of our JV players in those quarters. We shot the ball OK.”

Coeur d’Alene Charter plays at Wallace on Tuesday.

Grangeville 13 13 13 18 — 57

Cd’A Charter 13 6 2 14 — 35

GRANGEVILLE — Lindsley 11, Sullivan 25, Dame 2, Chmelik 0, Kennedy 8, Finnegan 0, Anderson 0, Stowell 0, Fricke 6, Kelley 5.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 8, Venera 0, E. Lehosit 4, A. Lehosit 2, A. Bartlett 9, Zollman 0, Ruebke 8, E. Bartlett 0, Taylor 4, Shipman 0.

St. Maries 52

Priest River 37

ST. MARIES — Kelsey Auer had 12 points, 12 rebounds and four assists and Shelby Holder had five rebounds, four assists and seven steals, leading the Lumberjacks past the Spartans in a nonleague game.

“In the second half, we picked up our defensive intensity and held them to 14 points,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “I thought our transition game getting up and down the floor was good and the girls were running the floor really well. It was a good team effort. Everyone scored and had positive stats, and you can’t beat that.”

St. Maries (8-1) travels to Kootenai on Monday.

Avery Summers scored 12 points for Priest River, which opens Intermountain League play at Timberlake on Monday.

Priest River 15 8 5 9 — 37

St. Maries 14 13 11 14 — 52

PRIEST RIVER — Hurd 0, Wilson 2, Down 0, Gamma 2, Summers 12, Krampert 6, Huntley 2, Carey 8, Akre 5.

ST. MARIES — Sines 2, Peet 2, Hall 2, Ghramn 5, M. Cordell 6, Davenport 4, A. Cordell 7, Ke. Auer 12, Holder 6, Ka. Auer 6.

Selkirk 43

Clark Fork 23

CLARK FORK — Freshman Tessa Sutton drained three 3-pointers in the first period for her team-high nine points and three steals, but a strong start could not sustain, as the Wampus Cats lost to Selkirk in a nonleague game.

Leslie Kiebert tallied seven points and four boards and Brooke Stevens five points and three assists in defeat for the Wampus Cats (3-4), who struggled to find offense against the team from Ione, Washington.

“Tessa came out firing,” said Clark Fork coach Mark Stevens, whose young team was rusty at times after a lengthy layoff. “You could tell we haven’t played for two weeks. We didn’t have the same intensity that we had before the break.”

Clark Fork is at Lakeside on Thursday.

Selkirk 9 8 11 15 — 43

Clark Fork 11 3 7 2 — 23

CLARK FORK — Stevens 5, Garman 0, Kiebert 7, Speelmon 2, T. Sutton 9, Simko 0, Gant 0, A. Sutton 0, Kinney 0, Lambert 0.

• WRESTLING

Post Falls second, Timberlake fourth

in Timberlake Duals tournament

SPIRIT LAKE — The Post Falls Trojans, featuring a mix of varsity and JV wrestlers, finished second in the first Timberlake Duals tournament, losing 43-34 to Chewelah in the Gold Bracket championship.

Kellogg was fourth in the gold bracket, losing 45-30 to Moscow.

Tournament host Timberlake won the Silver Bracket with a 54-36 win against East Valley.

GOLD BRACKET — Chewelah 54, Kellogg 18; Post Falls 53, Moscow 30.

CHAMPIONSHIP DUAL

Chewelah 43, Post Falls 34

98 — double forfeit. 106 — Ridge Lovett, Post Falls, by forfeit. 113 — Dayton Smith, Chew, p. Matt Gertsch, 3:23. 120 — Jacob Glenn, PF, md. Jacob Loomis, 9-1. 126 — Dylan Wegner, PF, by forfeit. 132 — Matthew Crise, Chew, p. Dakota Wild, 1:47. 138 — Kaden Mackowiak, Chew, p. Colton Loomis, 1:31. 145 — Johnathan Crise, Chew, d. Tyler Morris, 7-6. 152 — Chris Farnsworth, PF, p. Dylan Waiser, 1:26. 160 — Qucony Smith, PF, p. George Dreiszus, 2:31. 170 — Nathaniel Finley, Chew, md. Kyle Larsen, 11-1. 182 — Riley Olsen, Chew, p. T.J. Hogan, 2:45. 195 — Conner Krouse, Chew, p. Cameron Voigt, :35. 220 — Elijah Williamson, Chew, p. Isaac Shadduck, 1:59. 285 — Cody Cantrell, PF, p. Jesse McCoy, 5:48.

THIRD PLACE

Moscow 45, Kellogg 30

98 — double forfeit. 106 — Tyler Custis, Kell, by forfeit. 113 — Shane Spence, Mos, d. Jesse Campbell, 11-9. 120 — Nathaniel Blaker, Mos, by forfeit. 126 — Britton Needham, Mos, by forfeit. 132 — Tanner Figueroa, Kell, by forfeit. 138 — Isaac Stone, Mos, p. Garrett Cole, 4:37. 145 — Anthony Noto, Kell, p. Lake Campbell, 1:31. 152 — double forfeit. 160 — Robby Smith, Kell, p. Andrew Schwendiman, 2:20. 170 — Tucker Day, Kell, by forfeit. 182 — Caleb Couch, Mos, p. Austin Jeffries, :29. 195 — Ben Dooley, Mos, by forfeit. 220 — Adam Wallace, Mos, p. Kaleb Johnson, 1:17. 285 — Pat Coulter, Mos, p. Houston Bartlett, 1:07.

SILVER BRACKET — Timberlake 48, Renegades 15; East Valley 46, Pullman 27.

CHAMPIONSHP MATCH

Timberlake 54, East Valley 36

98 — Kiana Larson, TL, by forfeit. 106 — Cole McDonald, EV, by forfeit. 113 — Rachel Cochrane, EV, by forfeit. 120 — Garek Pennington, TL, by forfeit. 126 — Derek Galloway, TL, p. Cole Grogan, 1:28. 132 — Chase Miller, EV, by forfeit. 138 — Parker Szafransky, EV, by forfeit. 145 — ValJohn Oldfield, TL, p. Mac Romney, :28. 152 — Sam Dzuris, TL, p. Karsen Enevold, 2:37. 160 — Bailey Houston, TL, p. Nash Stumhiller, 1:29. 170 — Caleb Munson, TL, p. Bryson Fleck, :29. 182 — Garrett Crothers, EV, by forfeit. 195 — Brady Jerome, TL, p. Bryan Westwood, 2:23. 220 — Jacob Halvorsen, EV, by forfeit. 285 — Reise Peigthal, TL, p. Alan Juris, :22.

THIRD PLACE

Pullman 48, Renegades 18

POOL RESULTS

POOL A — Chewelah 52, Timberlake 30; Moscow 54, East Valley 24; Chewelah 60, Moscow 9; Timberlake 48, East Valley 30; Chewelah 66, East Valley 18; Moscow 45, Timberlake 24.

POOL B — Kellogg 48, Renegades 30; Post Falls 54, Pullman 20; Post Falls 63, Renegades 18; Kellogg 48, Pullman 18; Pullman 48, Renegades 24; Post Falls 47, Kellogg 36.