Rewers, Pickford shine for shorthanded T-Wolves

SPOKANE VALLEY — Brooklyn Rewers totaled 24 points and 16 rebounds, and the Lake City Timberwolves took the lead early in the fourth quarter and held on for a 54-53 victory over the West Valley Eagles on Friday at the Border Clash.

“Brooklyn was absolutely fantastic, demanding the ball and going to work in the paint,” Lake City coach James Anderson said.

Lake City (4-1) played without senior guard Aubrey Avery, who scored 30 points in the T-Wolves’ victory over Sandpoint on Tuesday. But the righty-shooting Avery fell hard on her left wrist in the first quarter, and while she continued to play, it was later diagnosed to be broken. Anderson said she’ll be out until mid-January.

Sophomore guard Kendall Pickford added 15 points and eight assists for Lake City. She hit four 3-pointers, two in the third quarter, two in the fourth.

“She knew we needed the scoring, she can shoot with the best of them,” Anderson said.

Brenna Hawkins grabbed 10 rebounds for Lake City, which plays East Valley today at 1 p.m. at West Valley.

Hailey Marlow hit three of West Valley’s nine 3-pointers, and led the Eagles with 21 points. West Valley had a chance to take the lead late, but missed a pair of 3s and a layup in the final 30 seconds. Lake City eventually secured the rebound, and in the time it took the Eagles to foul the T-Wolves into the bonus, nearly all the time had run out.

Lake City 10 12 17 15 — 54

West Valley 19 3 18 13 — 53

LAKE CITY — Pickford 15, Miller 0, Chase 3, Parks 5, Shanley 2, Roberts 0, Rewers 24, Hawkins 5, Munoz 0.

WEST VALLEY — Marlow 21, Sherwood 11, Taylor 2, Deboer 0, Amann 9, Moldney 0, McGlothlen 0, Sicilia 4, Henery 6, Carr 0.

Coeur d’Alene 94

Rogers 25

COEUR d’ALENE — Sophomore Skylar Burke scored 22 points as the Vikings defeated the visiting Pirates in nonleague play at Viking Court.

Jaelyn Brainard-Adams made three 3-pointers and added 19 points for Coeur d’Alene (5-0). Madi Symons added 18 points.

Savanna Wickering led Rogers (0-1) with eight points.

Coeur d’Alene travels to Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Rogers 5 4 4 12 — 25

Coeur d’Alene 31 28 21 14 — 94

ROGERS — Cosner 5, Vann 0, Ivy 0, Vining 7, Flemming 3, Pennington 0, SiJohn-Pascal 0, Harvey 2, Wickering 8.

COEUR d’ALENE — Matheson 5, Brainard-Adams 19, Whiteman 9, Symons 18, Blankenship 0, Chavez 11, Froehlich 6, Phenicie 0, Zanetti 3, Burke 22.

Moses Lake 58

Post Falls 47

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Katie Fleming scored 12 points for the Trojans in a loss to the Chiefs.

Ali Carpenter, Laney Smith and Dylan Lovett scored nine points each for Post Falls (3-2), which trailed 12-4 after the first quarter.

“We came out and had a hard time scoring,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “We were a little frantic and scattered at the start and kind of got down early, but played even from there on out. We just couldn’t score in that first quarter. Moses Lake is a good team. They’re big, strong and physical and played really well.”

Post Falls travels to Cheney on Tuesday.

Post Falls 4 17 14 12 — 47

Moses Lake 12 16 18 12 — 58

POST FALLS — Heath 0, Darwood 0, Blake 3, Lovett 9, Johnson 0, Fleming 12, Smith 9, LaFountaine 0, Carpenter 9, Christensen 3.

MOSES LAKE — Waites 2, Olson 18, Carpenter 5, Clark 14, Gephart 2, Karstetter 6, Sandmann 7.

St. Maries 46

Priest River 33

ST. MARIES — Junior Sami Badgett totaled 23 points, seven rebounds and five steals as the host Lumberjacks beat the Spartans in nonleague play.

Badgett was 11 of 13 from the line for St. Maries (2-5).

“She’s our point guard, which explains her steals,” St. Maries coach Kim O’Connor said. “She’s a little hustler. A lot of her rebounds were off rebounds and putbacks — they’d foul her when she rebounded the ball.”

Jenna Holder added 11 points and eight rebounds, and her 3-pointer right before the half put the Lumberjacks ahead 18-16 at intermission.

Karah Fink led Priest River (1-3) with 16 points.

St. Maries visits Bonners Ferry tonight at 7.

Priest River 7 9 10 7 — 33

St. Maries 5 13 15 13 — 46

PRIEST RIVER — Rusho 6, Fink 16, Fitzmorris 2, Palfrey 7, Meek 2, Rantala 0, Pound 0, Redan 0, Minnish 0.

ST. MARIES — Badgett 23, Holder 11, Rimel 2, Ventura 0, Christensen 0, Watkins 4, Mitchell 0, Miller 2, Hammond 4, Koser 0.

East Valley 61

Lakeland 33

SPOKANE VALLEY — Katy Ryan had 15 points, 12 rebounds and two blocked shots for the Hawks in a loss to the Knights in the Border Clash at West Valley High.

“We kind of struggled out of the gates and turned it over in pressure,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We just had a lot of turnovers. We had a chance and fought back at the end of the second quarter, but it just kind of fell apart in the second half.”

Addisen Kiefer had six points and eight rebounds and Bailey Woempner four assists for Lakeland (2-4), which faces tournament host West Valley today at 2:30 p.m.

Brie Holecek scored 23 points for East Valley.

East Valley 13 5 25 18 — 61

Lakeland 5 10 7 11 — 33

EAST VALLEY — Green 14, Syverson 11, Glore 0, Magana 0, Stowell 4, Holecek 23, Munns 2, Hillyard 7.

LAKELAND — Boyer 0, Tingey 2, McDevitt 4, Neff 2, Ryan 15, Hostetler 0, Loutzenhiser 0, Kiefer 6, Woempner 0, Simon 0, Huddleston 1.

Lapwai 97

Genesis Prep 11

LAPWAI — The visiting Jaguars fell to (0-2) with the nonleague loss to the Wildcats. No other information was available.

Lakeside 53

Nixyaawii 45

PENDLETON, Ore. — The Knights defeated the host school in the opening round of the Nixyaawii tourney. No other information was available.

N.I. Christian 54

Classical

Christian 24

COEUR d’ALENE — Imelda Bresee had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win over the Knights of Spokane at Holy Family Catholic School.

Riley Jo Anderson had five points, six steals and six assists for North Idaho Christian (3-2), which faces Pullman Christian next Friday at Holy Family.

Classicial Christian 6 7 0 11 — 24

N.I. Christian 14 14 18 8 — 54

CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN — Chaffee 0, Parris 0, Fowkes 0, Anyan 0, Hailey Severn 13, Spangler 0, Vermeer 11.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 4, Kelly 8, Pilgrim 2, Gwin 2, Anderson 5, Malinauskas 9, Bresee 18, Connelly 5, Newman 1, Knight 0.