Lake City girls knock off unbeaten Skyview Storm

- GIRLS BASKETBALL

VANCOUVER, Wash. — The first half, Lake City weathered the Storm.

In the second half, the Timberwolves took it right at them.

Klaire Mitchell scored 17 points and Brooklyn Rewers added 15 as the Timberwolves beat the Skyview Storm of Vancouver, Wash., 60-41 in the Evergreen tournament.

“It was a really good game for us,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “They pressed us full court and got into us a little bit. We adjusted in the second half, and really took it to them. It took us a while, but we found the right pace tonight.”

Lake City (10-2) faces Burlington-Edison today at 10 a.m. to conclude the tournament.

Emily Norton scored 12 points for Skyview (11-1).

Lake City 14 15 15 16 — 60

Skyview 13 13 8 7 — 41

LAKE CITY — Pickford 0, Avery 2, Muehlhausen 4, Mitchell 17, Teets 4, Rieken 11, Miller 0, Littman 0, Wilson 3, Rewers 15, Jenkins 0, Hawkins 4.

SKYVIEW — Winters 0, Perez 2, Hendricks 10, Harmon 1, Remington 6, Deloney 0, Parks 10, Norton 12.

Meridian 47

Post Falls 33

BOISE — A tough day shooting — in every category — doomed Post Falls as the Trojans fell to Meridian in a second-round matchup at the Timber-Lion tournament at Timberline High.

“We shot 30 percent from the floor, 15 percent from 3-point range and 12 percent (1-for-8) from the free-throw line,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “It’s tough to win when you struggle offensively.”

The Warriors, on the other hand, were 16-for-20 from the foul line. Graci Kolka led Meridian with 10 points.

Ali Carpenter contributed 13 points and six rebounds to lead Post Falls (2-11) in both categories.

“Ali attacked the basket and did a good job for us,” Allert said. “But overall, we did some good things (Thursday) night that we didn’t do tonight. We took a step back.”

The Trojans close out the Timber-Lion tournament with a 9:30 a.m. (PST) game vs. Rocky Mountain.

Post Falls 6 9 9 9 — 33

Meridian 13 10 8 16 — 47

POST FALLS — Johnson 9, Blake 0, Gardiner 3, Gleaves 0, Smith 2, LaFountaine 0, Faulkner 2, Lovett 4, Carpenter 13.

MERIDIAN — Shaughnessy 8, Watson 3, Hanson 5, Berger 2, Wing 2, Kolka 10, Mioyo 7, White 6, Klinger 4.

St. George 45

Timberlake 40

SPOKANE — The Tigers managed to wrangle the lead from St. George in the third quarter, but the rest of the game was a struggle as Timberlake lost its opening game at the Eagle Holiday Classic.

“It was a rough game for us on both sides of the ball,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We shot 5-for-16 from the free-throw line, they were 16-for-20. They made as many free throws as we attempted.”

Taryn Soumas led the Timberlake offense with 19 points, while Brooke Jessen added 13 points for the Tigers (10-2), who face Medical Lake tonight at 8 at West Valley High School.

Lydia Burnquist led the Dragons with 17 points.

St. George 13 14 4 14 — 45

Timberlake 8 14 10 8 — 40

ST. GEORGE — Burnquist 17, Harrill 4, Bennett 0, Linneman 5, Rickard 12, Jones 7.

TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 7, Soumas 19, Hammond 1, Kronenberg 0, Carhart 0, Sande 0, Jessen 13, Willis 0.

Pullman 56

Lakeland 40

SPOKANE — Mel Loutzenhiser scored 10 points for the Hawks in a loss to the Greyhounds in the Eagle Holiday Classic at West Valley High.

“We just didn’t get the shots to fall today,” said Lakeland coach Steve Seymour, whose team beat Riverside on Thursday 60-49. “We had a lot of good bounces yesterday (Thursday), and they seemed to go the other way. We ended up in some foul trouble and turned it over too many times. Pullman played at a little higher gear than we did.”

Taylor Elpers had eight rebounds and Lauryn Cooper seven points and four assists for Lakeland (5-7), which hosts Lewiston on Thursday.

Lakeland 7 17 8 8 — 40

Pullman 11 19 13 13 — 56

LAKELAND — Boyer 0, Cooper 7, Kime 2, Cooley 4, McDevitt 0, Elpers 5, Loutzenhiser 10, Kirk 3, Ryan 7, Pruitt 0, Neff 2.

PULLMAN — McIntosh 6, Harris 0, Sanders 5, Stevens 4, McSweeney 13, Chittenden 3, Clear 17, Talbot 2, Haugen 6.

St. Maries 46

Kellogg 31

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Madison Cordell scored 13 points to lead the Lumberjacks past the Wildcats in the consolation game of the Freeman tournament.

Kaci Haeg scored 10 points for St. Maries (7-4), which hosts Grangeville in a Central Idaho League game on Jan. 12.

Kat Rauenhorst scored 11 points for Kellogg (6-6), which opens Intermountain League play at home against Priest River on Jan. 8.

Kellogg 9 7 2 13 — 31

St. Maries 7 17 11 11 — 46

KELLOGG — Bristow 0, Hill 0, Rauenhorst 11, VanHoose 2, Senteney 2, Sheppard 3, Figueroa 7, Brandt 5, Cheney 0, Nearing 1.

ST. MARIES — Suchowski 2, Wilks 3, Crawford 0, Haeg 10, Cordell 13, Holder 8, Hammond 8, Koser 2.

- BOYS BASKETBALL

St. Maries 58

Kellogg 37

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Daniel Howard had 13 points and Kaden Hammond 12 points, six rebounds and four assists for the Lumberjacks in a win over the Wildcats in the consolation game of the Freeman tournament.

Eli Gibson had 12 points and three rebounds for St. Maries (6-3), which hosts Potlatch on Thursday.

Kellogg (2-7) travels to Moscow on Jan. 5.

St. Maries 16 21 15 6 — 58

Kellogg 10 14 2 11 — 37

ST. MARIES — Howard 13, Hammond 12, Gibson 12, Pritchard 6, Sands 4, Gentry 4, Hill 2, Lohman 2, Becktel 2, Ross 0, Peet 0.

KELLOGG — individual scoring not available.

West Valley 54

Timberlake 41

SPOKANE — Jacob James scored 14 points for the Tigers in a loss to the Eagles in their opening game at the Eagle Holiday Classic at West Valley High.

“We just had a really bad quarter,” said Timberlake coach Mike Menti, whose team was outscored 25-10 in the second quarter. “We came out and played really well in the second half, and also the first quarter. Once we learn to play four quarters, we could be dangerous.”

Wyatt Dickinson scored seven points for Timberlake (2-6), which faces Lakeside (Wash.) tonight at 5:30 at West Valley High.

Timberlake 7 10 12 14 — 41

West Valley 10 25 8 11 — 54

TIMBERLAKE — Wilfong 1, Cramer 4, Kluss 6, McDonald 0, James 14, Kistler 6, Gardom 3, Dickinson 7.

WEST VALLEY — Jones 4, Brand 0, Tiffany 6, Jolley 0, Peterson 0, Dellinger 2, Andrews 7, Fisher 11, Kaiser 4, Drynan 20.

JSerra Catholic 70

Genesis Prep 57

SAN DIEGO — DJ Rodman scored a game-high 48 points for the Lions of San Juan Capistrano in a win over the Jaguars in the National Bracket of The Holiday Classic at Torrey Pines High.

Jonny Hillman had 22 points, five rebounds and five assists and Jacob Schultz 15 points and six assists for Genesis Prep (2-5), now 0-3 in the tournament’s top bracket.

Genesis Prep concludes the tournament against La Jolla Country Day today at 1:45 p.m.

Genesis Prep 7 26 15 9 — 57

JSerra Catholic 24 13 16 17 — 70

GENESIS PREP — Ajang 13, Mwinuka 4, Schultz 15, Neely 0, Hillman 22, Gonzales 1, Bohannan 0.

JSERRA CATHOLIC — Williams 12, Rodman 48, Bowman 7, Burzell 1, Clarkin 1.

- WRESTLING

Lakeland sixth in

Sierra Nevada Classic

RENO, Nev. — Lakeland’s Sam Edelblute pinned his way through a 60-man bracket at 126 pounds to win Most Outstanding Wrestler in the Sierra Nevada Classic at the Reno Livestock Events Center.

“He was just dominant all weekened,” Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said. “He was a little disappointed with how he finished at Tri-State (fifth), and wanted to make a statement. And he did just that. To walk out of there with Most Outstanding Wrestler, that was pretty great.”

Alex Edelblute was fifth at 120, Ryan Quimby sixth at 145, Curtis Johnson seventh at 170 and Cage Hendry eighth at 152 for Lakeland, which competes in the Rollie Lane Invitational next Friday at Saturday at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. The Hawks finished with 152.5 points.

“Our guys really competed well,” Rob Edelblute said. “They’re really starting to step it up and see their true potential. Hopefully, we’ll keep building on that until state comes.”

Rancho Bernardo (Calif.) won the tournament with 208 points.