Lohman, Pritchard lead St. Maries past Wallace in 2 OTs
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City’s James Carlson (14) tries to get the rebound against Kashon Tate (42) of Pasco on Friday night at Lake City High School.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City guard Nic McCartin goes for a layup against Pasco’s Kashon Tate Friday night at Lake City High School.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City guard Nic McCartin passes the ball by Pasco defender in to a teammate by a during Friday night’s game at Lake City
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City’s Kyle Manzardo, left, dribbles the ball down the court against Pasco Friday night at Lake City High School.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City Head Coach Jim Winger keeps a close eye on his team during Friday night’s game.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City’s Nic McCartin dribbles the ball towards the paint during Friday night’s game at Lake City High School.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City’s Hunter Schaffer shoots a three-pointer over Pasco defender Moises Cuevas during Friday night’s game at Lake City High School.
LOREN BENOIT/Press Lake City’s Hunter Schaffer and Pasco’s Noah Gonzalez go for the rebound during Friday night’s game at Lake City High School.
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WALLACE — Tyler Lohman and Jackson Pritchard scored 23 points each for the St. Maries Lumberjacks in a 89-83 double-overtime win over the Wallace Miners on Friday at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Wallace outscored St. Maries 26-11 in the fourth quarter to force overtime.
“I thought we played real hard,” Wallace coach Corey Miller said. “We just started to run out of players. We were down by as many as 20 in the third and rallied to come back. We never gave up and just kept playing one possession at a time.”
Glover Buell scored 13 points for St. Maries (3-0), which travels to Potlatch on Tuesday.
Zack Welch scored 28 points and Carter Bailey added 17 points for Wallace (2-3), which plays host to Priest River next Saturday.
St. Maries 25 14 14 11 11 25 — 89
Wallace 14 12 12 26 11 19 — 83
ST. MARIES — Sampson 9, Gibson 2, Bassett 2, Duffield 5, Green 0, Lohman 23, Sands 5, Pritchard 23, Hill 0, Buell 13, Hammond 6.
WALLACE — Welch 28, Hunter 0, Brackebusch 14, Dimitroff 5, Gust 6, Bailey 17, Hull 8, Brantz 2, Stutzke 0, Neubauer 3.
Pasco 67
Lake City 64
COEUR d’ALENE — Diego Gutierrez hit a 3-pointer from the corner at the buzzer as the visiting Bulldogs beat the Timberwolves.
Lake City (2-3) trailed by 12 points with 2 minutes left, but rallied to tie it at 64 on Nick McCartin’s driving layup with 30 seconds left.
Gutierrez finished with 19 points to lead Pasco, which hit 14 of 26 from 3-point range.
“Give Pasco credit, they shot the ball extremely well,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “Credit our guys for battling back. But you can’t make some of the mistakes we made in the first 3 1/2 quarter and expect to win.”
Hunter Schaffer hit three 3-pointers and led Lake City with 19 points. McCartin added 17 points, James Carlson 15.
Lake City plays host to Cheney on Tuesday.
Pasco 14 11 22 20 — 67
Lake City 16 6 14 28 — 64
PASCO — Millet 2, D. Gutierrez 19, Perdue 0, Davila 5, Gonzalez 9, Ortiz 7, Cuevas 13, N. Guttierrez 2, Tate 10.
LAKE CITY — Street 0, Sensel 1, Irvin 2, McCartin 17, Manzardo 7, Carlson 15, Schaffer 19, Kiesbuy 3, Pollow 0, Spellman 0.
North Central 58
Coeur d’Alene 43
SPOKANE — Sam Matheson scored a game-high 15 points for the Vikings, who were outscored 33-20 in the second and third quarter combined in a nonleague loss to the Indians.
“Their size got to us quite a bit tonight,” Coeur d’Alene coach Tony Hanna said. “They’ve got three kids over 6-foot-5, and we’ve got one kid that’s 6-4 and drop down after that. We gave up a lot of offensive rebounds. Our guys are doing a good job of playing hard, but did a bad job of boxing out. North Central played well, and their guards did a good job of getting in the lane and finishing at the basket.”
Kale Edwards scored eight points for Coeur d’Alene (1-1), which hosts Sunnyside today.
Chris Regalado and Isaiah Lockett scored 11 points each for North Central (1-2).
Coeur d’Alene 9 11 9 14 — 43
North Central 9 17 16 16 — 58
COEUR d’ALENE — Kile 0, Delbridge 0, Leifer 0, Whittaker 0, Matheson 15, Friesz 2, Margo 0, Beggerly 1, Hostetter 2, Johnson 7, Dunteman 6, Bloom 2, Edwards 8.
NORTH CENTRAL — Eggleston 4, Lockett 11, Neil 5, Healy 5, Lemer 6, Camacho 3, Stone 2, Sayers 9, Regalado 11.
N.I. Christian 64
The Oaks 49
SPOKANE VALLEY — Garrett White had 32 points, 13 rebounds and five assists for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win over The Oaks.
Cross Pilgrim had eight rebounds, six assists and four steals for North Idaho Christian (7-0, 4-0 MCL), which faces Priest River today at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene.
N.I. Christian 19 14 24 7 — 64
The Oaks 10 9 13 17 — 49
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Kelly 7, Benzinger 2, Connelly 7, Deak 0, Winde 2, C. Pilgrim 4, Holmes 0, Thoresness 2, W. Pilgrim 3, White 32.
THE OAKS — Gold 6, Kim 1, Harken 0, Modderman 3, Palpunt 1, Guillen 9, S. Christensen 14, T. Christensen 15, Long 0, Klein 0. • GIRLS
Lake City 46
Pasco 34
COEUR d’ALENE — Chloe Teets sank a 3-pointer, then stole the ball for a fast-break layup that sparked a third-quarter surge where the host Timberwolves, trailing by one at the half, outscored the Bulldogs 15-6 to take control of the nonleague game.
“We came out relaxed on defense in the first half, and we got after them in the third quarter,” Lake City assistant coach Troy Anderson said.
Teets finished with eight points and four steals for Lake City (5-3), and hit two of the T-Wolves’ five 3-pointers. Keara Simpson added 14 points and eight rebounds, “and she was pretty efficient when we got her the ball in the paint,” Anderson said.
Seline Martinez hit two 3-pointers and led Pasco with 11 points.
Lake City, winners of three straight, plays host to Cheney on Tuesday.
Pasco 10 11 6 7 — 34
Lake City 9 11 15 11 — 46
PASCO — Kinsey 0, M. Martinez 4, Vickerman 2, Gutierrez 6, S. Martinez 11, Flores 3, Pesina 6, Gonzalez 2.
LAKE CITY — Avery 0, Barber 6, Mitchell 3, Teets 8, Rieken 9, Muelhausen 0, Hawkins 0, Wilson 0, Zufelt 2, Halliday 0, Rewers 4, Simpson 14.
North Central 48
Coeur d’Alene 39
SPOKANE — Rey Louden scored 15 points for the Vikings in a loss to the Indians.
“We played a lot better than we had been and played with a lot more effort,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Nicole Symons said. “We were hitting the ground getting after loose balls and it was just a matter of a few more shots falling. We’re getting better each day.”
Emily Minerath and Emma Whiteman had six points each for Coeur d’Alene (1-3), which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.
Quincy McDeid scored 20 points for North Central.
Coeur d’Alene 7 12 9 11 — 39
North Central 13 7 20 8 — 48
COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 6, Morton 5, Brainard 0, Matheson 0, Chavez 2, Whiteman 6, Younker 2, Kane 4, Louden 15, Breen 0.
NORTH CENTRAL — Mason 0, Ex. Piper 2, Crockett 0, Richardson 0, Chastain 7, McDeid 20, Cain 3, Bigsmoke 2, El. Piper 7, Sayers 5.
The Oaks 45
N.I. Christian 30
SPOKANE VALLEY — Mary Schlader, the Royals’ lone 6-footer, finished with eight points, six blocked shots and eight rebounds for visiting North Idaho Christian in the Mountain Christian League game.
But she picked up her third foul late in the first quarter, and when she sat out the second and third quarters, The Oaks outscored the Royals 23-6 to take a 33-21 lead.
Savannah Seeley scored 12 points for North Idaho Christian (4-5, 0-1 MCL), which plays host to Clark Fork on Monday at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene.
Grace Netjes of The Oaks led all scorers with 14 points.
N.I. Christian 15 3 3 9 — 30
The Oaks 10 13 10 12 — 45
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hines 0, Parks 3, Gwin 0, Anderson 2, Malinauskas 5, Bresee 0, Schlader 8, Seeley 12.
THE OAKS — Serem 5, Love 5, Schlect 12, Netjes 14, Modderman 2, Palpant 2, Mannan 5.