PREP ROUNDUP: Lake City rallies for victory at Moscow

• BOYS BASKETBALL

MOSCOW — Duncan Butler hit a pair of free throws with 22 seconds remaining, and the visiting Lake City Timberwolves got a defensive stop on the ensuing possession to beat the Moscow Bears 49-47 on Friday night in a nonleague game at Bear Den.

Moscow led 30-20 at halftime, keyed by 8 of 9 from beyond the 3-point line.

“Moscow shot the ball really well in the first half,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “We just showed a ton of guts in the second half and played extremely hard. We picked up the defensive pressure and were able to get out of there with a win.”

Garrett Flolo scored 13 points for Lake City (3-9), which travels to Lewiston on Tuesday.

Cooper Stephens scored 14 points for Moscow (0-7).

Lake City 5 15 11 18 — 49

Moscow 15 15 9 8 — 47

LAKE CITY — Louie-McGee 3, Kolden 4, Womelduff 1, Butler 7, Hartz 5, Hunter 7, Carlson 7, Flolo 13, Manzardo 2.

MOSCOW — Robertson 3, Klocke 0, Pickard 0, Myler 13, Gosse 12, Carscallen 5, Stephens 14, Davis 0, Bronnecke 0, Dowdell 0.

Post Falls 59

Glacier 49

POST FALLS — Zach Hillman had 22 points, two assists, five rebounds and three steals, leading the Trojans past the Wolfpack of Kalispell, Mont., at The Arena.

“I thought Glacier came at us with three different aggressive zone looks,” Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. “But I’m proud of my guys. Everytime they threw something at us, we adjusted for the most part. They kind of hurt us in the first quarter, but Zach just had a great game and was consistent in each quarter. He was just battling and was a warrior for us.”

Jake Pfennigs had 13 points and eight rebounds, Jack Millsap had 11 points for Post Falls (8-5), which hosts Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday.

McLean also praised the effort of Tanner McCliment-Call, David Bourgard and Jayden Gering off the bench for Post Falls.

“Both Tanner and David were fantastic,” McLean said. “Those guys coming off the bench are accepting the challenge and giving us good contribution.”

Taden Gillman scored 28 points for Glacier.

Glacier 18 6 12 13 — 49

Post Falls 15 12 17 15 — 59

GLACIER — Dulin 3, Lindsay 7, Russles 0, Learn 1, O’Connell 1, Gilman 28, Norberg 9.

POST FALLS — McLean 1, Millsap 11, McCullough 9, McCliment-Call 3, Bourgard 0, Pfennigs 13, Gering 0, Hillman 22.

Lewiston 84

Lakeland 63

RATHDRUM — Kaden Davis scored 20 points and Andrew Knight had 10 points and five rebounds for the Hawks in a nonleague loss to the Bengals at Booth Hall.

Trystan Bradley had 30 points for Lewiston (6-5), 20 coming in the first half.

“He was a tough matchup for us,” Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. “A lot of their points in the first half were in transition. We turned the ball over in the first half a lot, and he ran the floor really well for them. Once our kids settled down a little bit, we started to move the ball a lot better and were able to play even with them.”

Forest Zubaly scored 15 points for Lakeland (4-8), which hosts Kellogg on Tuesday.

Lakeland 10 20 21 10 — 63

Lewiston 25 20 20 19 — 84

LAKELAND — Brewer 0, McDaniel 0, D. Knight 9, Cysewski 0, Vahey 6, Davis 20, McDevitt 3, Zubaly 15, A. Knight 10, Ray 3.

LEWISTON — Stamper 6, Driskill 0, Ahlers 0, Phillips 2, Wilson 17, Way 13, Clark 10, Baerlocher 0, Bradley 30, Richardson 9, Henett 0.

Bonners Ferry 61

Timberlake 55 (OT)

SPIRIT LAKE — Several turnovers and big shots by the visiting Badgers bothered the Tigers in an Intermountain League loss.

“That was the difference in the game,” Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. “Their full-court press gave us fits all night long. They forced a lot of turnovers and converted on them. They shot 40 free throws and they made 22. They hit some huge shots in overtime. It was pretty exciting.”

Dan Smith grabbed an offensive rebound and hit a shot at the buzzer in regulation to tie the game at 47 and send the game into overtime.

In overtime, Timberlake got behind early. Chris Sabin, who scored six of his 11 points in overtime, hit a key 3-pointer for a one-point lead. Two steals by the Badgers each led to layins to put Bonners Ferry up five in the first minute of OT.

Caleb Herrington scored 17 points and Caleb Blackmore added 16 for Bonners Ferry.

Dan Smith scored 21 points for the Tigers (4-5, 0-1 IML).

Timberlake hosts Newport (Wash.) today.

Bonners Ferry 10 12 5 20 14 — 61

Timberlake 8 11 14 14 8 — 55

BONNERS FERRY — Rice 2, Sabin 11, Stockton 9, Pluit 0, Carle 0, Herrington 17, Blackmore 16, Bateman 6.

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 8, Smith 21, George 1, Sommers 7, Ostler 6, Hauck 0, Menti 4, Jessen 6, Nowlan 0, Hausladen 2.

Genesis Prep 51

Wallace 39

POST FALLS — Caleb Symons scored 20 points and Jonny Hillman added 12, and the host Jaguars won a North Star League game at the Miners’ pace at Post Falls Middle School.

“It was one of those games where we wanted to run, and Wallace pretty much controlled the tempo; they slowed it down,” Genesis Prep coach Marsell Colbert said. “It just gives us something else to work on; when teams want to slow it down, we have to continue to adjust.”

Genesis Prep (6-3, 4-0 NSL) travels to Bonners Ferry on Monday.

Justin Bayer hit four 3-pointers and scored 18 points for Wallace (4-5, 1-1), which plays host to Kootenai on Monday.

Wallace 4 10 14 11 — 39

Genesis Prep 16 10 9 16 — 51

WALLACE — Welch 4, Bayer 18, Hunter 3, Farkas 5, Brackebusch 2, Gust 5, Dancer 0, Dechand 2.

GENESIS PREP — Shelton 0, Ogwuche 3, M. Reidt 0, Miles 0, Hearon 0, Hillman 12, Schreibeis 8, A. Reidt 2, Ebune 4, Symons 20.

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

Post Falls 69

Glacier 38

POST FALLS — Forward Melody Kempton scored 17 points and 10 rebounds, and forward Amber Ter Maaten added 10 points and eight rebounds, helping Post Falls win the nonleague game in one of its best shooting nights of the season.

Post Falls showed little letdown after beating Lake City in 5A Inland Empire League play on Thursday.

“We came I was really happy with the way we responded after last night,” Trojans coach Marc Allert said. “I thought we came out with lots of energy. One thing that was nice with this game, last night we shot 23 percent and our defense won it for us and we shot 58 percent tonight and our offense won it for us. We got off to a good start. I was really impressed with Mackie Morris and Amber Ter Maaten, they really played well for us.”

Hailee Bennett scored 13 points for Glacier.

Post Falls (10-6) plays host to Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday in 5A IEL play.

Glacier 7 9 13 9 — 38

Post Falls 25 19 14 11 — 69

GLACIER — Salomon 1, Bennett 13, Kriesinger 4, Kruger 10, Schrade 4, Mitchell 4, Gallick 2.

POST FALLS — Ellison 4, Morris 8, Gennett 3, Brennan 12, McComb 7, Robinson 3, Kempton 17, Parks 4, Johnson 2, Ter Maaten 10.

Timberlake 77

Bonners Ferry 27

SPIRIT LAKE — Keelie Lawler scored 16 points and Allison Kirby chipped in 12 as the Tigers romped past the Badgers in Intermountain League play.

“Defensively, our pressure got to them and we were able to get some easy buckets in the first quarter,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We were able to get a lot of second chances off our rebounding.”

Kayle Jezek scored 10 points for Timberlake (10-1, 3-0 IML), which hosts Newport, Wash., today at 4 p.m.

Kerstin Oxford scored eight points for Bonners Ferry (3-6, 0-2).

Bonners Ferry 7 8 8 4 — 27

Timberlake 22 21 21 13 — 77

BONNERS FERRY — Bauer 0, Skeen 5, Oxford 8, Spangler 2, Wenk 2, Coughlin 0, Bateman 3, Donn 1, Webster 4, Goulder 0, Davis 2, Burt 0.

TIMBERLAKE — Vanderhoof 7, Kelley 4, Rhodes 6, Mallet 4, Starr 5, Jezek 10, Kirby 12, Powell 5, Gardom 2, Simpson 4, Tonkin 2, Lawler 16.

Wallace 58

Genesis Prep 49

POST FALLS — Maryssa Hogamier scored 22 points to lead the Miners past the Jaguars in a North Star League game at Post Falls Middle School.

“It was a great team win,” Wallace coach Chris Lund said. “We had a little bit of a letdown in the third quarter, but we prevailed. Maryssa had a great night shooting and our posts (Shelby Majszak, Tamra Jackson and Jen Hayman) played tough by boxing out and scoring down the stretch.”

Rachel Schroeder scored 22 points for Genesis Prep (4-7, 1-3 NSL), which travels to Mullan tonight at 5 p.m.

Bella Murekatete added 15 points and 19 rebounds.

“They were very efficient,” Genesis Prep coach Debbie Holte said. “They shot 46 percent from the field, we shot 32 percent. That’s significant. We didn’t have a really good first half (trailing 35-19). Only three of our players scored there. We really let ourselves get in a hole. But we came out playing our best quarter of the season. In the fourth quarter, we got to within four points, 50-46.”

Majszak scored 13 points for Wallace (7-2, 3-0), which hosts Kellogg on Tuesday.

Wallace 21 14 13 10 — 58

Genesis Prep 8 11 21 9 — 49

WALLACE — K. Krous 0, Hayman 1, T. Krous 0, Farkas 8, H. Sheppard 0, Brantz 10, C. Sheppard 0, Jackson 4, Hogamier 22, Majszak 13.

GENESIS PREP — Morrow 0, Schroeder 22, Schreibeis 12, Martin 0, Schribner 0, Jones 0, Murekatete 15.

Stillwater Christian 37

N.I. Christian 29

KALISPELL, Mont. — A slightly banged-up Royals team missing three guards lost on the road in nonleague play, despite nine points and eight assists from Sammy Hill.

Rayla Andrews had 11 rebounds and four blocked shots for North Idaho Christian (4-8), which faces Flathead Homeschool Association today in Kalispell.

Alisa Venman scored nine points to pace Stillwater Christian.

N.I. Christian 6 9 7 7 — 29

Still. Christ. 10 5 8 14 — 37

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hensley 2, Andrews 0, Hill 9, Lassen 4, Ralls 0, Holmes 6, Schlader 4, Gwin 4.

STILLWATER CHRISTIAN — Koch 8, Lambert 6, Smith 8, Neumann 6, Erb 0, Boll 0, Venman 9.

• WRESTLING

Post Falls leads after first day

at Rollie Lane

NAMPA — The Post Falls wrestling team leads after the first day of the Rollie Lane Invitational at the Ford Idaho Center, sitting on top of the 52 team field with 104 points.

Ridge Lovett (98 pounds), Jordan Grimm (106), Alessio Lemmon (106), Matt McLeod (120), Braydon Huber (126), Jason Burchell (132), Tyler Wolf (138) and Alius De La Rosa (145) advanced to the quarterfinal round for the Trojans, who won the tournament last year.

“Alessio beat the second and sixth ranked kids in the state, so that was really cool for him,” said Post Falls coach Pete Reardon, whose team also has four wrestlers in the consolation round. “Overall, most of those guys are really seasoned and have wrestled a lot of really big matches. It was a great start to the tournament for those guys.”

Chandler Axtell (98), Sam Edelblute (98), William Edelblute (106), Larry Johnson (126) and Jared Walker (182) also advanced to the quarterfinals for Lakeland, which is 13th with 69 points.

Wrestling resumes today at 8 a.m. PST, with championship finals at 3:30 p.m.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 104. 2, Central Valley 96. 3, Crook County (Ore.) 93.5. 4, Caldwell 92.5. 5, Bonneville 88 6, Moses Lake 77.5. 7, Centennial 76.5. 8, Blackfoot 76. 9, Kuna 75. 10, Meridian 74.5. 11 (tie), Nampa, Pasco 70. 13, Lakeland 69. 14, Columbia 65. 15, Rocky Mountain 61.5. 16, Nyssa (Ore.) 60.5. 17, Lowry (Nev.) 59. 18, Culver (Ore.) 58. 19 (tie), Fruitland, Lakeside 56. 21, Middleton 54. 22, Lewiston 52. 23, Idaho Falls 51. 24, Vallivue 49.5. 25, American Falls 48. 26, Mountain View 46.5. 27 (tie), Borah, Walla Walla 46. 29, Boise 45. 30, Baker/Powder Valley 35.5. 31 (tie), Eagle, McLoughlin/Weston-McEwen 33. 34, New Plymouth 32. 35, Vale 29. 36, Madison 28. 37, Capital 26. 38 (tie), Skyline, Skyview 22. 40, Wood River 21. 41, Homedale 20.5. 42, Clark 19. 43, La Grande 18. 44, Bishop Kelly 16.5. 45, Ontario 13.5. 46, Adrian (Ore.) 13. 47, North Marion (Ore.) 9.5. 48, Marsing 9. 49, Melba 8. 50 (tie), Payette, Timberline 6. 52, Reno 0.

Vikings send eight, T-Wolves seven

to quarterfinals of Northwest Classic

SPOKANE VALLEY — Kaleb Maciosek (113 pounds), Mitchell Moffat (126), Chase Baca (132), Dylan Lockwood (138), Mario Peregrina (145), Isaiah Skinner (170), Hans Wichman (182) and Alex Marshall (220) advanced to the quarterfinals for Coeur d’Alene, which is tied for eighth with Lake City with 22 points.

“You could tell we hadn’t wrestled since Tri-State,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “But we won the matches we were supposed to. We’ll get better from this.”

Kieron Ove (113), Skylar Neils (132), Chase Lathim (138), Nathan Lambert (152), Ram Lettau (182), Zane Lettau (195) and Rusty Dan (220) advanced for Lake City.

Garek Pennington (120) and Bailey Houston (160) advanced for Timberlake, which is 16th.

Mt. Spokane leads the team scoring with 36.5 points.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Mt. Spokane 36.5. 2, Deer Park 30. 3, North Central 29. 4, University 28. 5 (tie), East Valley, Sandpoint 27. 7, Othello 24. 8 (tie), Coeur d’Alene, Lake City 22. 10 (tie), Ferris, Hanford 18. 12, Shadle Park 15.5. 13, Glacier 14. 14, Freeman 12. 15, Wenatchee 10. 16, Timberlake 8. 17, Pigdogs 4.

Humphrey, Villa advance

to semis at Orofino

OROFINO — Hayden Humphrey (132) and Hayden Villa (132) of St. Maries advanced to today’s semifinal round of the Maniac Invitational.

Both are on the opposite side of the bracket, and with wins, could meet in the championship match.

Kellogg leads the tournament with 80 points.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 80. 2, Bonners Ferry 63. 3, Clearwater Valley 54.5. 4, Orofino 53. 5, McCall-Donnelly 51. 6, Enterprise (Ore.) 42. 7, Joseph (Ore.) 39.5. 8 (tie), Grangeville, Pullman 38. 10, Lewiston 36.5. 11, Potlatch 27.5. 12, Union (Ore.) 23. 13, Pine Eagle (Ore.) 16. 14, St. Maries 10. 15, Wallowa (Ore.) 9. 16, Wallace 8. 17, Moscow 6.5. 18, Prairie 6.