McCliment-Call, Bourgard fuel Post Falls rout

• BOYS

MOSCOW — Tanner McCliment-Call scored 17 points, hitting four 3-pointers as the Post Falls Trojans beat the Moscow Bears 66-40 in nonleague boys basketball Friday night at Bear Den.

“I was really happy with our team defense,” said Post Falls coach Mike McLean, whose team built a 64-28 lead after three quarters. “We shared the ball, didn’t settle for the first shot and moved the ball around. It was a good team win.”

David Bourgard scored 15 points for Post Falls (11-2), which finished the game 11 of 27 from beyond the 3-point line with 18 assists and forcing 13 turnovers.

“I thought Casey Walker had a good game off the bench and played well on defense,” McLean said. “David hit three 3-pointers and it was really good basketball from both of them tonight.”

Jake Pfennigs sat out the game due to an ankle injury, but is expected back when the Trojans play at Lake City on Tuesday.

Glen Gosse scored 13 points for Moscow, which hosts Lakeland in a 4A Inland Empire League game on Tuesday.

Post Falls 23 18 23 2 — 66

Moscow 8 12 8 12 — 40

POST FALLS — Gennett 6, Thompson 4, McKeown 6, McCliment-Call 17, Walker 6, Bourgard 15, Fleming 8, Ballew 2, Morris 2.

MOSCOW — Miller 4, Stephens 10, Gosse 13, Broenneke 0, Picard 7, Quinnett 5, Johnson 0, Davis 1, Knott 0, Ewart 0.

Lake City 70

Lakeland 68

RATHDRUM — Kenny Louie-McGee scored seven of his game-high 27 points in the final four minutes as the Timberwolves beat the Hawks at Hawk Court.

“It was back and forth with little spurts by both teams,” Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. “A lot of it was off defensive effort and getting the shots that way, or they’d have a spurt and go down and score in transition.”

Kaden Davis had 22 points and five assists, Dylan Vahey 19 points and Dylan Knight 12 points and eight rebounds for Lakeland (5-12), which made 12 3-pointers.

“Dylan (Vahey) shot the ball really well for us,” Ryan said. “That’s going to be very big for us.”

James Carlson scored 13 points for Lake City (12-4), which hosts Post Falls on Tuesday.

Lakeland visits Moscow on Tuesday.

Lake City 14 21 20 15 — 70

Lakeland 17 19 15 17 — 68

LAKE CITY — Louie-McGee 27, Kolden 7, Womelduff 0, Butler 8, McCartin 4, Manzardo 7, Carlson 13, Schaffer 4, Neville 0.

LAKELAND — Horne 2, Brueher 0, Johnson 6, Cysewski 4, Vahey 19, Davis 22, Knight 12, Zubaly 3, Haaland 0.

Genesis Prep 62

Timberlake 29

POST FALLS — Jonny Hillman had 17 points, Junior Williams 16 as the host Jaguars blitzed the Tigers in nonleague play at Post Falls Middle School.

Stephane Manzi added 11 points and 10 rebounds for Genesis Prep (10-4). Luke Gonzales had eight boards, Hillman five.

“We took care of the boards,” Genesis Prep coach Marsell Colbert said. “And we took really good care of the ball tonight, which was really good. We had more assists than we had turnovers, so that’s always a plus.”

Brenden Jessen scored six points for Timberlake (5-4), which was playing just its second game in the past 39 days.

Today, Timberlake plays Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy at Canfield Middle School, and Genesis Prep is home against Mullan at Post Falls Middle School.

Timberlake 8 6 7 8 — 29

Genesis Prep 13 17 15 17 — 62

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 8, Dickinson 0, Ostler 4, James 2, Counts 2, Sommers 2, Gervais 0, Menti 1, Jessen 6, Hausladen 4.

GENESIS PREP — Shelton 7, Reidt 5, Williams 16, Schroeder 3, Hillman 17, Manzi 11, Gonzales 3.

• GIRLS

Lake City 61

Lakeland 21

RATHDRUM — Nina Carlson scored 16 points and Lauren Rewers added 10 as the visiting Timberwolves took advantage of a notable size advantage against the Hawks on senior night at Hawk Court.

“They walked into the gym and they blotted out the overhead lighting,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said of the T-Wolves. “They’re a tall team, and they played well. They executed well, they found the open girl. We worked really hard, but you can work really hard and still have them throw the ball over the top of the defense. It’s tough to defend a 6-4 post with a 5-7 post, but we tried.”

Lake City (15-4) plays host to Lewiston on Monday in a game for second place in the 5A Inland Empire League.

Tauna Kirk, one of five seniors, led Lakeland (2-16) with six points.

“Five great Lakeland kids went out and battled against a team that was really good,” Seymour said.

Makenzie Edinger, a 5-8 junior, had five rebounds, which was a “pretty good accomplishment against those tall posts,” Seymour said.

Lakeland travels to Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Lake City 17 23 16 5 — 61

Lakeland 2 5 10 4 — 21

LAKE CITY — Allen 2, Barber 0, Carlson 16, Vershum 1, Rieken 7, Littman 2, Teets 8, Rewers 10, Johnson 2, Halliday 4, Simpson 9.

LAKELAND — Cooper 2, Loutzenhiser 5, Schnepf 3, Edinger 0, Farris 4, Elpers 1, Kirk 6, Charles 0, Boyer 0, Dowd 0.

Post Falls 59

Moscow 21

POST FALLS — Bayley Brennan scored 13 points to lead three Trojans into double figures in the nonleague victory over the Bears at The Arena.

Freshman twins Tyler and Jacksen McCliment-Call scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, in the regular-season finale for Post Falls (17-2), which returns to action Friday at home against Coeur d’Alene in the first round of the 5A Region 1 tournament.

Gracey Meyer scored 13 points for Moscow (6-10).

Moscow 6 4 6 5 — 21

Post Falls 24 10 17 8 — 59

MOSCOW — Haeder 2, Rouch 0, Thorsteinson 3, Carscallen 3, Meyer 13, Minden 0, Waters 0, Young 0.

POST FALLS — Gleaves 3, Morris 5, Gardiner 5, Brennan 13, T. McCliment-Call 12, J. McCliment-Call 10, Robinson 3, Kempton 6, Parks 0, Smith 2.

St. Maries 54

Kellogg 36

ST. MARIES — Kaylee Auer had 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Lumberjacks in a win over the Wildcats.

Kelsey Auer had 16 points and eight rebounds and Devyn Wilson had 11 points and seven rebounds for St. Maries (13-3).

“We got a lot of offensive rebounds (17 for the game) and scored on quite a few of them,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “Our height advantage was a big key for us. Defensively, I thought the girls played really well all-around and made it tough for their 3-point shooters to get going.”

Madison Cordell and Paige Sines had five assists each for St. Maries, which visits Sandpoint tonight.

Kaili Cates scored nine points for Kellogg, which hosts Priest River on Tuesday.

Kellogg 7 11 9 9 — 36

St. Maries 10 12 16 16 — 54

KELLOGG — Arthur 2, Riekena 3, Nusz 0, Rauenhorst 3, Cates 9, Senteny 2, Sheppard 6, Chambers 8, Bristow 3.

ST. MARIES — Sines 4, Peet 0, Borgman 0, Haeg 3, Cordell 0, Davenport 2, Wilson 2, Kel. Auer 16, Holder 11, Kay. Auer 16.

Kootenai 41

Cd’A Charter 37

HARRISON FLATS — Paxton Dotson’s basket with 1 1/2 minutes left broke a 35-all tie and lifted the host Warriors past the Panthers in nonleague play.

Dotson finished with 12 points, nine rebounds and three steals for Kootenai (5-7). Kaili Gentry had 14 points and 12 rebounds, and Kennedy LaFountaine scored all five of her points in the fourth quarter, and also finished with seven rebounds and three assists.

“She came up big,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said of LaFountaine. “She’s just that quiet one that they (the opponents) tend to forget about.”

Kootenai travels to St. Maries on Tuesday, the first of four games in five days to end the regular season.

Kelly Ruebke scored 13 points for Coeur d’Alene Charter (11-6), which plays host to Timberlake today at 4:30 at Canfield Middle School.

Cd’A Charter 6 11 15 5 — 37

Kootenai 8 4 21 8 — 41

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Alexander 6, Haag 2, Bartlett 2, Ruebke 13, Taylor 2, I. Bresee 8, Lahosit 4, Baker 0.

KOOTENAI — K. LaFountaine 5, Lamb 3, Greene 0, M. LaFountaine 7, Dotson 12, Gentry 14, Grange 0.