PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls girls fend off Coeur d'Alene
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
COEUR d’ALENE — Leading by six points with 1:23 left, Post Falls hit 6 of 6 free throws to pull away for a 58-46 victory over Coeur d’Alene in 5A Inland Empire League girls basketball Thursday night at Elmer Jordan Court.
Bayley Brennan made 4 of 4 from the free-throw line down the stretch for Post Falls (12-8, 4-2 5A IEL), and Abby Gennett hit a pair.
“We had a chance,” Coeur d’Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. “It was a four-point game with three minutes left and we had the ball, but we couldn’t score. I thought we played very well; it was a close game for the most part.”
Melody Kempton scored 21 points, Brennan 13 for Post Falls.
Senior Emily Callahan scored 17 points on senior night for Coeur d’Alene (8-12, 0-6), and Rey Louden added 13. Isabella Hollibaugh had seven rebounds, and Kayla Fagan had seven boards and three assists.
Post Falls visits Moscow tonight in its regular season finale, and Coeur d’Alene wraps up the regular season Saturday at Sandpoint.
Lake City (15-4, 4-1) plays host to Lewiston (14-5, 3-2) on Saturday in the 5A IEL finale. Lake City can wrap up the league title with a victory; a Lewiston win would create a three-way tie for first, and a tiebreaker would be needed.
Post Falls 16 14 16 12 — 58
Coeur d’Alene 14 12 9 11 — 46
POST FALLS — Gardiner 2, Morris 7, Gennett 6, Brennan 13, McComb 0, Robinson 0, Kempton 21, Parks 7, A. Johnson 2, Ter Maaten 0.
COEUR d’ALENE — Horvath 4, Callahan 17, Fagan 2, Bojorquez 0, Rollins 2, Louden 13, Hollibaugh 3, Horning 5.
Timberlake 62
Moscow 35
SPIRIT LAKE — A balanced effort paced the Tigers in a nonleague rout of the Bears.
Five different players scored at least seven points for Timberlake (16-1), which won its 16th straight game.
“I was really happy with our defense and our rebounding,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “Moscow is a strong team and we did a good job controlling the paint. Everybody had a field goal and our balanced scoring was great to see.”
Jada Simpson scored 10 points for Moscow (7-8).
Timberlake plays at Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.
Moscow 5 11 11 8 — 35
Timberlake 18 17 14 13 — 62
MOSCOW — Haeder 6, McDaniel 6, Bayly 3, G. Meyer 5, Hill 3, Simpson 10, N. Meyer 0, Frederiksen 2.
TIMBERLAKE — Vanderhoof 2, Kelley 7, Mallet 8, Starr 7, Jezek 5, Kirby 9, Powell 4, Gardom 3, Simpson 4, Tonkin 3, Lawler 8.
St. Maries 63
Kootenai 28
ST. MARIES — Devyn Wilson scored 14 points as the Lumberjacks had an all-around effort to beat the Warriors in nonleague play.
“We were really emphasizing defense,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “We tried to pick up the tempo to pick up some transition points. The girls worked really well all throughout the game.”
St. Maries, which won its fourth in a row, had 31 points off the bench.
Kaylee Auer added 10 points and eight rebounds, and Alexis Cordell had four assists and four steals.
St. Maries (14-2) hosts Kellogg on Saturday in the Brawl for the Ball.
Kootenai (6-11) plays Tuesday at home against Mullan.
Kootenai 9 8 4 7 — 28
St. Maries 21 12 22 8 — 63
KOOTENAI — M. Short 4, Karpinski 0, Lamb 2, LaFountaine 5, Gentry 5, McInturff 4, A. Short 5, Whipple 3.
ST. MARIES — Sines 2, Peet 0, Hall 2, Ghramm 8, Haeg 2, M. Cordell 6, Davenport 0, A. Cordell 2, Wilson 14, Ke. Auer 10, Holder 7, Ka. Auer 10.
• BOYS BASKETBALL
Post Falls 69
Moscow 29
POST FALLS — Max McCullough scored a game-high 29 points, Jake Pfennigs had a solid all-around game and the Trojans topped the Bears (0-11) in nonleague action at The Arena.
Pfennigs finished with five points, five rebounds, three assists and four steals for Post Falls (12-5), which won its fifth in a row. Cameron McKeown drained three 3-pointers.
“I thought our guys did a pretty good job of sharing the ball,” Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. “Our defense is getting better in each game.”
Post Falls plays at Lake City on Tuesday in 5A Inland Empire League play.
Moscow 4 9 6 10 — 29
Post Falls 26 21 15 7 — 69
MOSCOW — Robertson 2, Bobier 2, Akey 2, Gosse 5, Klocke 3, Pickard 4, Stephens 3, Carscallen 6, Bavis 2.
POST FALLS — McLean 2, Millsap 10, McKeown 9, McCullough 23, Haines 3, McCliment-Call 2, Pfennigs 5, Ballew 2, Hillman 9, Trom 4.
• WRESTLING
Lakeland splits
duals in Moscow
MOSCOW — Jared Walker had a couple of pins at 170 pounds for the Hawks, who beat the Vikings and lost to the Tigers at Bear Den.
William Edelblute (106) also won twice by pin for Lakeland, which competes at the North Idaho Rumble today and Saturday at Coeur d’Alene High.
LAKELAND 54, MIDDLETON 30
98 — Sam Edelblute, LL, by forfeit. 106 — William Edelblute, LL, p. Brayden Holmes, 1:39. 113 — Tavis Woempner, LL, p. Brad Edmondson, :47. 120 — Tryston Hutchinson, Mid, d. Brian Edelblute, 5-1. 126 — Larry Johnson, LL, by forfeit. 132 — Tyler Siegford, LL, by forfeit. 138 — Logan Kelley, LL, by forfeit. 145 — Larimie Asher, Mid, p. Shayne Willette, 2:00. 152 — Wyatt Gatten, LL, p. Tyler Lucarelli, Mid, 5:21. 160 — Mitch Beitia, Mid, p. Jordan Plonka, 3:07. 170 — Jared Walker, LL, p., Braden Earnes, 1:45. 182 — Brennan Lucarelli, Mid, p. Nathanael Dansereau, 3:01. 195 — Kris Pena, Mid, d. Asher Galbraith, 10-4. 220 — Antonio Brown, LL, by forfeit. 285 — Joshua Scheffield, Mid, p. Lucas Gardner, 3:12.
MOUNTAIN HOME 47, LAKELAND 33
98 — Sam Edelblute, LL, d. Gage Wilson, 12-7. 106 — William Edelblute, LL, p. Gavin Hazell, :47. 113 — Pierce Mederios, MH, md. Tavis Woempner, 15-2. 120 — Kanoa Doronio, MH, md. Brian Edelblute, 16-7. 126 — Larry Johnson, LL, p. Dallas Mayhew, 1:41. 132 — Tyler Siegford, LL, by forfeit. 138 — Dillon Park, MH, p. Logan Kelley, 4:59. 145 — Tyler Hardin, MH, p.. Shayne Willette, 1:45. 152 — Alex Castro, MH, p. Wyatt Gatten, 3:37. 160 — Andrew Thornburg, MH, p. Jordan Plonka, 2:02. 170 — Jared Walker, LL, p. Jayde Sexton, 1:15. 182 — Nathanael Dansereau, LL, by forfeit. 195 — Daniel Cruz, MH, p. Asher Galbraith, :37. 220 — Taylor Ogaard, MH, d. Antonio Brown, 3-1. 285 — Jose Ortiz, MH, p. Lucas Gardner, 1:05.