PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings top Moses Lake in overtime
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MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Brody Lundblad finished with 23 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists and the Coeur d’Alene Vikings edged the Moses Lake Chiefs 81-77 in overtime of a nonleague game on Thursday night.
“It was just a heck of a game,” Coeur d’Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. “Both teams played very well and it was back and forth the entire game. Our kids battled for 36 minutes and had to face some adversity, but everyone played and contributed.”
Joey Naccarato had 28 points and 11 rebounds for Coeur d’Alene (10-1), which travels to Post Falls on Tuesday.
“Joey was just sensational on the glass and was a warrior tonight,” Coach Lundblad said. “He fouled out in overtime, but it was next man up and everyone stepped up and did a heck of a job.”
Ryan Karsetter hit a 3-pointer with three seconds remaining to force overtime for Moses Lake. Cesar Sandoval added 22 points for the Chiefs.
Coeur d’Alene 22 14 14 18 15 — 81
Moses Lake 18 17 17 14 11 — 77
COEUR d’ALENE — Lee 6, Lundblad 23, Lynn 5, Matheson 3, Bronson 9, McElver 4, Naccarato 28, Kofmehl 3, Edwards 0, MacDonald 0, Yankoff 0.
MOSES LAKE — Montgomery 0, Sandoval 22, Thomas 10, Hinz 0, Phillips 7, Gonzalez 10, Karsetter 17, Haneberg 9.
St. Maries 67
Bonners Ferry 50
BONNERS FERRY — No other information was available.
Kootenai 41
Cd’A Charter 37
HARRISON FLATS — Dylan Wright scored 15 points on 7 for 16 shooting, helping the Warriors win a close nonleague game over the Panthers.
Kootenai (4-4) shot 38 percent as a team. Kaden Hammond added 11 points.
“Dylan and Kaden sparked our offense,” Kootenai coach TJ Hammond said. “They were super aggressive. We played with intensity. We have a tendency to play flat. Shooting 38 percent isn’t going to win a ton of games. Charter played really hard.”
Kootenai plays at home Saturday vs. Clark Fork.
Charter (1-7), which had Jeffrey Kersh score 13 points, hosts Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.
Cd’A Charter 5 11 8 13 — 37
Kootenai 13 9 10 9 — 41
COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Judd 7, Putren 3, Rutherford 8, Rubalcaba 0, Phillips 0, Kersh 13, Stellflug 0, Follini 6, Croom 0.
KOOTENAI — J. Whipple 2, H. Whipple 6, Keogh 3, Wright 15, Maitland 0, Hammond 11, David 2, Usdrowski 2, Osman 0.
Chr. Center 67
Cov. Christian 45
SPOKANE — David Hansen notched a triple double with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 11 steals for the Lions in the nonleague game.
Noah Howard scored 14 points, Luke Ryssel had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Elijah Blake had 10 points and 13 rebounds for Christian Center, which plays Christian Heritage on Saturday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.
Elijah Hoch led Covenant Christian with 17 points.
Chr. Center 16 18 8 25 — 67
Cov. Christ. 10 10 11 14 — 45
CHRISTIAN CENTER — Howard 14, Ryssel 17, Cheney 7, Da. Hansen 13, Jerome 0, McCumber 6, Blake 10, Dy. Hansen 0.
COVENANT CHRISTIAN — Peters 7, Hoch 17, Syrotb 4, Bryan 8, Cook 2, Bloomgren 0, Scollard 0, Littleton 4, Rowley 3, Larson 0, Sharp 0, Strom 0.
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Kootenai 32
Cd’A Charter 25
HARRISON FLATS — After trailing by eight points early on, the Warriors embarked on a 17-5 run in the fourth quarter to win a nonleague game over the Panthers.
“We like to play up-tempo,” Kootenai coach Mike LaFountaine said. “We like to play at the speed of the game. They called timeouts and did a good job slowing us down. We broke their press and forced some steals and pulled away.”
Kaili Gentry scored seven of her 13 points in the fourth, and Grace McInturff scored five of her eight points in the quarter.
Kootenai (3-5) hosts Clark Fork on Saturday.
Cd’A Charter (2-8) hosts Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.
Cd’A Charter 10 3 7 5 — 25
Kootenai 2 5 8 17 — 32
COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 6, Venera 0, A. Lehosit 11, A. Bartlett 1, Zollman 0, Ruebke 5, E. Bartlett 2, Taylor 0.
KOOTENAI — Larson 0, Karpinski 0, Lamb 2, LaFountaine 0, Gentry 13, McInturff 8, Stevens 0, A. Short 6, Whipple 3, M. Short 0.
Lakeside 52
Clark Fork 16
PLUMMER — The host Knights shot 22 of 41 from the field, spurted out to a 21-2 lead after one quarter and defeated the Wampus Cats in North Star League play at Ron Miller Court.
“That was definitely the best game we’ve played all season,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We played good team defense the entire game, and we were able to make shots we should have.”
Lillian Rhea had 12 points and nine rebounds for Lakeside (8-2, 4-0 NSL). Cailyn Dohrman added 10 points, Rachael Arthur seven assists, Jordyn Nomee seven points, four steals and three assists.
Lakeside plays host to Coeur d’Alene Charter next Thursday.
Clark Fork 2 5 2 7 — 16
Lakeside 21 14 11 6 — 52
CLARK FORK — Lambert 0, Stevens 7, Garman 0, Kiebert 2, Shelton 0, Crumpton 0, A. Sutton 0, Simko 2, Speelman 2, T. Sutton 3.
LAKESIDE — Nomee 7, Palmer 5, Rhea 12, Daman 2, Allen 0, Hendrickx 6, Arthur 5, Dohrman 10, Lambert 0, Peone 5.
Mullan 55
Coeur d’Alene frosh 48
COEUR d’ALENE — Charli Sadler had 29 point, 13 rebounds and eight assists to lead the Tigers past the Viking freshmen team at Elmer Jordan Court.
“Sadler played a great game,” Mullan coach Sherry Leitz said. “She played hard on both ends of the court.”
Kate Jacobsen scored 18 points and Melissa Jackson added 17 for the Coeur d’Alene freshmen.
Mullan (2-6) hosts Genesis Prep in a makeup game on Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Mullan Pavilion.
Mullan 12 12 19 12 — 55
Cd’A frosh 6 17 6 19 — 48
MULLAN — Sergeant 0, Galloway 2, Garitone 0, Auger 6, Tryon 0, Hirsch 0, Sadler 29, Schnitzler 0, Schaefer 8, Stepro 10,
COEUR d’ALENE FRESHMEN — Jacobsen 18, Pollos 2, Wixom 0, Toto 5, Dupuis 2, Jackson 17, Theens 0, Cobetto 2, Levi 2.
WRESTLING
Post Falls 51
Centennial 27
BOISE — The Trojans tuned up for today’s Rollie Lane Invitational at the Idaho Center in Nampa with the victory over the Patriots.
“It was a good night for us,” Post Falls coach Pete Reardon said. “The kids seemed kind of sluggish getting off the bus, but I’m proud of how they stepped up and competed in a tough situation.”
Post Falls senior Alius De La Rosa beat James Fisher 3-1 in overtime at 145 pounds.
“Alius got a takedown with 13 seconds left in overtime,” Reardon said. “Fisher is a really tough kid and was second in the Reno tournament of champions on the same weekend as Tri-State. There’s a good chance they’ll see each other again this weekend.”
The Rollie Lane Invitational begins today at 10 a.m. PDT at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa.
126 — Braydon Huber, PF, p. Shandon Allen, 1:34. 132 — Jason Burchell, PF, p. Alan Vergara, 3:30. 138 — Tyler Wolf, PF, p. Shox Madjidov, 1:00. 145 — Alius De La Rosa, PF, d. James Fisher, 3-1, OT. 152 — Queong Rahman-Smith, PF, p. Ben Demers, 1:16. 160 — Jaron Chavez, Cent., TF Chris Farnsworth, 16-1. 170 — Kayleb Ferris, PF, p. Mason Scott, 3:36. 182 — Wellington Stephan, Cent, p. T.J. Hogan, 1:21. 195 — James Humphrey, Cent., by forfeit. 220 — Chad Bowcutt, Cent., md. Isaac Shadduck, 8-0. 285 — Kameron Welker, PF, p. Marc Austin, :28. 98 — Ridge Lovett, PF, p. Koji VanHoose, 1:43. 106 — Jordan Grimm, PF, p. Trent Tucker, 1:20. 113 — Ryan Wilson, Cent., d. Mathias De La Rosa, 4-3. 120 — Trent Johnson, Cent., over Matt McLeod, 9-2.
Kuna 39
Lakeland 34
KUNA — Down in southern Idaho for the Rollie Lane Invitational today and Saturday, the Hawks dropped a dual with the Kavemen.
98 — Carson Wilcock, Kuna, d. Chandler Axtell, 7-2. 106 — William Edelblute, LL, p. Kreede Peterson, 5:11. 113 — Tavis Woempner, LL, p. Kolin Clark, :50. 120 — Caleb Procter, Kuna, by forfeit. 126 — Larry Johnson, LL, md. Brady Barroso, 12-0. 132 — Tyler Siegford, LL, d. Coby Contreras, 3-0. 138 — Caden Cobb, Kuna, d. Logan Kelley, 6-4. 145 — Masen Andreasen, Kuna, p. Shayne Willette, 1:36. 152 — Dusty Jones, Kuna, p. Wyatt Gatten, :43. 160 — Cohlton Loftis, Kuna, p. Jordan Plonka, 4:33. 170 — Jacob Taylor, Kuna, d. Nathanael Dansereau, 12-5. 182 — Jared Walker, LL, p. Tucker Heindel, 1:07. 195 — Levi Perry, Kuna, p. Jack Peed, 1:42. 220 — Antonio Brown, LL, d. Mackay Trent, 6-3. 285 — Joel Brown, LL, by forfeit.