Lake City overcomes scoring drought, Boise

BOISE — It’s not often a basketball team goes from 0 to 24 points between two quarters. But it worked Friday night for Lake City as the visiting Timberwolves topped Boise 57-51.

“We actually played OK in the second quarter, we just struggled to make any shots,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “Chloe Teets got us going in the third quarter; she scored 12 of her 16 points and just picked up her game. She was determined not to lose.”

Allison Ross led the Braves with 16 points.

Teets had five steals and four assists, and Brooklyn Rewers grabbed eight rebounds for Lake City (2-0), which plays at Mountain View of Meridian today.

Lake City 15 0 24 18 — 57

Boise 12 13 12 14 — 51

LAKE CITY — Avery 8, Muehlhausen 6, Mitchell 5, Teets 16, Rieken 9, Wilson 8, Littman 0, Pickford 0, Rewers 6.

BOISE — Shimatsu 4, Allie 7, Taylor 2, Ross 16, Bonnett 3, Williams 4, Cabrell 2, Davis 12.

Troy 62

Kootenai 8

HARRISON FLATS — Jacey Grange scored all eight points for the host Warriors in a season-opening loss to the 1A Division I Trojans.

Grange also had four rebounds. Abby Tiller had seven boards and five steals for 1A Division II Kootenai, and Amanda Wine had four rebounds.

Troy returns six seniors. Kootenai, which starts three freshmen, returns to action Nov. 29 at home vs. the Kellogg junior varsity.

Troy 24 12 19 7 — 62

Kootenai 2 2 4 0 — 8

TROY — Doumit 6, Webler 2, Raasch 6, Hoskins-Oakley 7, Johnson 2, Blazzard 14, Griffin 0, Weller 15, Gilder 0, Grove 0, Fredrickson 10.

KOOTENAI — Ducommun 0, Addington 0, Thaut 0, Wine 0, Tiller 0, Grange 8.

N.I. Christian

wins twice at

Helena tourney

HELENA, Mont. — North Idaho Christian opened its season by beating Great Falls Christian 46-28 and Helena Christian 75-27 on the first day of the Thanksgiving Shootout hosted by Carroll College.

Imelda Bresee had 16 points and 16 rebounds for North Idaho Christian against Great Falls Christian. Rylee Overturf had 10 rebounds, Savannah Seeley seven assists.

Seeley had 23 points and 10 assists for North Idaho Christian vs. Helena Christian. Bresee had 16 points and 17 rebounds, Overturf 11 rebounds.

North Idaho Christian plays two more games today, starting with Flathead Valley Home School Association in the semifinals.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN 46,

GREAT FALLS CHRISTIAN 28

N.I. Christian 13 12 11 10 — 46

G.F. Christian 6 4 8 10 — 28

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Overturf 4, Ward 11, Malinauskas 8, Bresee 16, Seeley 7, Kelly 0, Pilgrim 0.

GREAT FALLS CHRISTIAN — Gray 3, P. Holmquist 0, Rider 2, Wipf 0, Johnson 4, Doyon 0, Reiman 13, G. Holmquist 6

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN 75,

HELENA CHRISTIAN 27

Helena Christian 7 6 7 7 — 27

N.I. Christian 27 22 13 13 — 75

HELENA CHRISTIAN — C. Walth 7, Carlson 4, Jungens 4, Bouchard 2, Freeman 0, D. Walth 10, Payne 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 1, Choi 4, Overturf 9, Ward 6, Malinauskas 2, Bresee 16, Seeley 23, Kelly 8, Pilgrim 6.

Kellogg 50

Clark Fork 16

KELLOGG — Freshman Hailey Cheney had 15 points and seven rebounds as the host Wildcats beat the Wampus Cats in the first round of the Silver Valley Tournament at Andrews Gymnasium.

Kellogg (1-1), which dropped its season opener 50-38 to Moscow on Thursday, plays Wallace today at 4:30 in the championship game. Wallace defeated the Kellogg junior varsity.

Clark Fork plays the Kellogg JV today at 3 in the third-place game.

Clark Fork 0 7 7 2 — 16

Kellogg 8 13 18 11 — 50

CLARK FORK — Anderson 0, Stevens 2, Lambert 2, Hathaway 0, Kiebert 6, Sutton 2, Simko 4.

KELLOGG — Bristow 2, Hill 2, VanHoose 2, Senteney 3, Sheppard 8, Figueroa 7, Cheney 15, Seymour 6, Nearing 5.