Tigers rally past Badgers
BONNERS FERRY — Brayden Menti hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 38 second left and Timberlake hit 4 of 5 free throws down the stretch to beat the Bonners Ferry Badgers in Intermountain League play on Monday night.
Colton Counts led the Tigers with 16 points, Menti added 11 and Dock Sommers had 10.
“Colton took over and we started outrebounding them,” Timberlake coach Michael Scott said. “Both teams played well, but they came ready to play after our lopsided win last time.”
Caleb Harrington lead the Badgers with 15 points.
The Tigers (10-6, 5-1 Intermountain League) are at Kellogg on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Timberlake 8 15 14 21 — 58
Bonners F. 17 12 13 13 — 55
TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 4, Dickinson 2, Ostler 3, James 9, Counts 16, Sommers 10, Menti 11, Jessen 3.
BONNERS FERRY — Price 6, Saben 11, Bateman 11, Stockton 10, Pluid 2, Harrington 15.
Genesis Prep 70
Clark Fork 24
CLARK FORK — The Wampus Cats were outmanned by the No. 2 ranked 1A Division II team in the state, falling 70-24 to Genesis Prep on Monday night in North Star League basketball at Clark Fork High School.
Spencer Jeffres tallied 11 points, nine rebounds and two steals to lead the Wampus Cats (7-10, 4-4 NSL), who were swept by the Jaguars (15-4, 9-0 NSL). Genesis Prep is at Kootenai on Wednesday.
Kootenai 67
Mullan 50
HARRISON FLATS — Triston Udrowski scored 19 points and Hunter Whipple and Dylan Wright added 16 and 15 points, respectively, to lead the Warriors over the Tigers in nonleague play.
“I’m proud of the boys,” Kootenai coach Mike Maitland said. “Since Gage (Maitland) is out, Tanner Anderson and Andrew Whipple have stepped it to play extra minutes.”
Gage Maitland broke his ankle in the second quarter against Clark Fork last week.
Sheldon Trogden hit 8 3-pointers and finished with 29 points for Mullan.
The Warriors (6-7) host Lakeside tonight at 7:30.
Mullan 8 16 11 15 — 50
Kootenai 17 18 21 11 — 67
MULLAN — Barnes 0, Hess 2, Crandell 3, Peite 0, Trogden 29, Todd 14, Galloway 2.
KOOTENAI — A. Whipple 0, H, Whipple 16, Wright 15, Anderson 3, Usdroski 19, Ausman 6, Donohooe 6, Vawter 2.