PREP ROUNDUP: Wallace girls top Lakeside for NSL lead

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

WALLACE — Sierra Brantz, Maryssa Hogamier and Shelby Majszak scored 16 points each, leading the Wallace Miners past the Lakeside Knights 57-46 in a battle for first place in the North Star League on Thursday night at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Lillian Rhea scored 18 points for Lakeside (10-3, 5-1), which had a four-game win streak snapped.

“It was another great team effort,” said Wallace coach Chris Lund, whose team has won 10 straight games. “We played well defensively and did a great job boxing out. Sierra helped us in the third with her quickness in the press to create turnovers.”

Lakeside faces Genesis Prep tonight at Post Falls Middle School.

Wallace (11-2, 6-0) travels to Kootenai tonight.

Lakeside 11 11 9 15 — 46

Wallace 7 13 18 19 — 57

LAKESIDE — Nomee 8, Palmer 0, Rhea 18, Daman 0, Hendrickx 10, Arthur 2, Dohrman 5, Lambert 0, Peone 3.

WALLACE — Hayman 0, T. Krous 0, Farkas 6, Brantz 16, Jackson 3, Hogamier 16, Majszak 16.

Timberlake 65

Lakeland 25

RATHDRUM — Keelie Lawler scored 19 points and Allison Kirby added nine points for the visiting Tigers in a nonleague win against the Hawks at Hawk Court.

Savannah Pruitt had nine points and six rebounds for Lakeland (4-12), which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

“We just had a hard time getting into our offensive sets because of their quickness,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “Both Lawler and Kirby are just really talented players.”

Timberlake (14-1), ranked second in this week’s state 3A media poll, visits Kellogg tonight.

Timberlake 8 24 19 14 — 65

Lakeland 0 10 12 3 — 25

TIMBERLAKE — Vanderhoof 4, Mallet 5, Starr 11, Jezek 4, Kirby 9, Powell 6, Gardom 3, Simpson 2, Tonkin 3, Lawler 19.

LAKELAND — St. Mark 0, Bunch 1, Prockish 0, Edinger 2, Bodak 2, Kirk 7, Charles 0, Pruitt 9, Dowd 2, Bilski 2.

St. Maries 65

Cd’A Charter 30

ST. MARIES — Riding the combined 23 points and 20 rebounds of the Auer sisters, the Lumberjacks won a Central Idaho League game over the Panthers.

Kaylee Auer finished with 12 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks for St. Maries (11-2, 3-1), while older sister Kelsey Auer had 11 points and 10 rebounds.

“They actually tied the game at 22 in the second quarter,” Lumberjacks coach Jay Sines said. “They did a great job of disrupting our offense early. We had a spurt at the end of the second quarter, where we got up by 10. Our girls carried that into the second half and played better defense. It led to fast break points.”

Madison Cordell scored 12 points while playing just two quarters for the Lumberjacks, who host Grangeville on Saturday. Devyn Wilson added eight points and nine rebounds. Alexis Cordell had five assists.

Mae Alexander scored nine points for Cd’A Charter (2-12, 0-3), who play Saturday at Bonners Ferry.

Cd’A Charter 8 14 6 2 — 30

St. Maries 17 15 15 18 — 65

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 9, Venera 0, Lehosit 1, A. Bartlett 4, Zollman 2, Ruebke 8, E. Bartlett 2, Taylor 4, Shipman 0.

ST. MARIES — Sines 2, Peet 2, Hall 2, Ghramm 2, M. Cordell 12, Davenport 4, A. Cordell 2, Wilson 8, Ke. Auer 11, Holder 8, Ka. Auer 12.

N.I. Christian 37

The Oaks 32

COEUR d’ALENE — Sammy Hill had 15 points, six assists and three steals for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win against The Oaks at Holy Family Catholic School.

Rayla Andrews had 13 points and seven rebounds for North Idaho Christian (8-10, 5-1 MCL), which faces Christian Heritage on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Naomi Kim scored 11 points for The Oaks.

The Oaks 2 12 10 8 — 32

N.I. Christian 11 11 9 6 — 37

THE OAKS — Seven 0, Jackson 8, Kim 11, Mooderman 3, Netjes 3, Love 3, Diedeoff 2, Palpant 2.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hensley 0, Wood 3, Burke 0, Andrews 13, Hill 15, Lassan 4, Slater 2.

• BOYS BASKETBALL

St. Maries 67

Cd’A Charter 54

ST. MARIES — Tim Epler, one of three seniors honored on senior night, hit two 3-pointers in the first quarter as the host Lumberjacks bolted out to a 28-9 lead over the Panthers in Central Idaho League play.

Jake Sieler scored six of his 18 points in the first quarter for St. Maries (13-1, 3-0 CIL), ranked No. 1 in 2A. Kiefer Gibson had 12 points and 10 rebounds, Epler had nine points and seven rebounds, senior Drake Lounsbury nine points, six assists and three boards.

“We jumped on them early, but Charter kept making runs,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “We couldn’t put them away after a good first quarter.”

St. Maries plays host to Grangeville on Saturday in a key CIL tilt.

Jacob Rutherford scored 16 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (2-10, 0-3), which visits Bonners Ferry on Saturday.

Cd’A Charter 9 15 10 20 — 54

St. Maries 28 16 12 11 — 67

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Judd 5, Putren 4, Rubalcaba 8, Rutherford 16, Kersh 8, Stellflug 6, Follini 6, Croom 2.

ST. MARIES — Lounsbury 9, Sieler 18, Gibson 12, Wilson 1, Asbury 8, Epler 9, Masterson 4, Martin 4, McGregor 0, Truscott 0, Sampson 2.

N.I. Christian 65

The Oaks 33

COEUR d’ALENE — Brandon Schwintek had 16 points, five rebounds and two steals for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win against The Oaks at Holy Family Catholic School.

Garrett White had 18 points, four rebounds, three steals and three blocks and Nick Beck had four assists for North Idaho Christian (14-0, 8-0 MCL), which faces Christian Heritage on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Luke Long scored 13 points for The Oaks.

The Oaks 8 8 11 6 — 33

N.I. Christian 26 12 10 17 — 65

THE OAKS — Kim 5, Gold 0, Long 13, Clarey 1, Claine 0, Netjus 12, Christianson 2, Kleyn 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Kelly 0, Schwintech 16, Rosenthal 8, Brennan 0, Pilgrim 0, Armstrong 4, Connelly 10, White 18, Cottier 3, Walker 4, Beck 2.

• WRESTLING

Kellogg 59

Timberlake 24

SPIRIT LAKE — Caleb Munson (182 pounds) and Ryder Merwin (285) won by pin for the Tigers in an Intermountain League loss to the Wildcats late Wednesday.

Timberlake (8-7, 2-1 IML) competes in the Van Tuinstra Invitational today and Saturday at Lakeland High in Rathdrum.

Kellogg is 2-0 in league.

98 — Kiana Larson, TL, by forfeit. 106 — Tyler Custis, Kell, p. Brianna Davis, :28. 113 — Jesse Campbell, Kell, p. Noah Herbert, 1:13. 120 — double forfeit. 126 — Derek Galloway, TL, by forfeit. 132 — Tanner Figueroa, Kell, p. Trevor Moxley, :35. 138 — Jaden Ballard, Kell, tf. Mark Schell, 17-2. 145 — Anthony Noto, Kell, p. ValJon Oldfield, :55. 152 — Dylan Huber, Kell, p. Sam Dzuris, 4:15. 160 — Robby Smith, Kell, p. Bailey Houston, 2:55. 170 — Tucker Day, Kell, p. Reece Shaffer, 1:05. 182 — Caleb Munson, TL, p. Colby Ballard, 1:11. 195 — Austin Jeffries, Kell, d. Brady Jerome, 1:05. 220 — Kaleb Johnson, Kell, p. Shawn Doran, 1:45. 285 — Ryder Mervin, TL, p. Houston Bartlett, 1:23.