Lakeside runs past Mullan
- BOYS
PLUMMER — Kenyon SpottedHorse led five Lakeside players in double figures with 23 points, leading the Knights in a 97-50 North Star League romp over the Mullan Tigers at Ron Miller Court on Thursday.
“We came out in a press and it worked pretty well in the first half,” said Lakeside coach James Twoteeth, whose team led 59-18 at halftime. “We kind of wore them down. It was good for all of our guys to get in and contribute. We moved the ball pretty well.”
Talon Twoteeth scored 17 points, Emmitt White 16 points, JJ Hall 12 points and Jasper Abuan 10 points for Lakeside (10-6, 4-3 NSL), which travels to Clark Fork tonight.
Chandler Holling scored 17 points for Mullan (5-10, 1-7), which hosts Clark Fork on Thursday at the Mullan Pavilion.
Mullan 10 8 9 21 — 50
Lakeside 32 27 20 18 — 97
MULLAN — L. Trogden 14, Holling 17, Hess 6, King 4, R. Trogden 9.
LAKESIDE — White 16, Ambro 6, J. Abuan 10, Higgins 8, Howard 2, Hall 12, Twoteeth 17, SpottedHorse 23, S. Abuan 3.
Lewiston 81
Lake City 51
LEWISTON — The host Bengals connected on 17 3-pointers to get past the Timberwolves in a 5A Inland Empire League game at Booth Hall.
“Give Lewiston credit, they shot the ball really well,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “A lot of those shots were contested, but it kind of got out of hand quickly. Our kids kept playing, but when a team shoots like that, there’s not much you can do.”
Dylan Johnson hit a team-high six 3-pointers for Lewiston, finishing with 18 points.
Seth Hanson scored 17 points, Josh Stellflug 12 points and Jack Kiesbuy 11 points for Lake City (2-14, 0-5 5A IEL), which travels to Sandpoint on Wednesday.
Donaven Santana hit four 3-pointers and scored 24 points for Lewiston (7-10, 2-3), which hosts Lakeland on Saturday.
Lake City 13 9 16 13 — 51
Lewiston 15 28 24 14 — 81
LAKE CITY — Stellflug 12, Kiesbuy 11, Spellman 2, Sallis 3, Hanson 17, Sundstrom 0, Brum 6.
LEWISTON — McKarcher 3, Kokernak 1, Lang 8, Johnson 18, Muilikin 3, Spencer 11, Santana 24, B. Forsmann 2, G. Forsmann 7, Van Boeyen 9.
Timberlake 53
Priest River 41
PRIEST RIVER — Dawson Cramer hit a couple 3-pointers to help Timberlake open up a lead in the third quarter, and the Tigers went on to clinch a tie for the Intermountain League title with the win over the Spartans.
Cramer and Sheldon Kistler each finished with 14 points for Timberlake (6-10, 4-0 IML), and Chase Gardom added 13.
“We didn’t take very good care of the ball,” said Timberlake coach Mike Menti, who lost senior point guard JT Wilfong to a torn ACL in last Saturday’s victory at Kellogg. “Dawson hit a couple 3s that gave us some momentum and some separation, and Sheldon did a good job defensively and offensively for us.”
Priest River dipped to 0-15, 0-4.
Timberlake plays host to Kellogg on Tuesday.
Timberlake 10 14 15 14 — 53
Priest River 10 11 6 14 — 41
TIMBERLAKE — Cramer 14, Kluss 8, James 4, Kistler 14, Gardom 13, Dickinson 0.
PRIEST RIVER — Hegel 9, Kreager 3, Mathews 5, Anselmo 0, Lucas 7, McCracken 8, Brennan 9.
Kellogg 63
Bonners Ferry 45
KELLOGG — Tyler Oertli scored 13 points, Gavin Luna had 12 rebounds and the Wildcats beat the Badgers in an Intermountain League game at Andrews Gymnasium.
“Our pressure on defense was a key for us tonight,” Kellogg coach Jeff Nearing said. “We just brought lots of pressure, similar to Monday’s game (a 70-58 win over Wallace). We started adjusting a little bit and got some things out of our press and attacked the basket pretty well.”
Graden Nearing had 10 points and three steals for Kellogg (5-12, 2-2 IML), which hosts St. Maries in the Brawl for the Ball spirit game on Saturday at Andrews Gymnasium.
Dylan Hittel and Chris Durette scored 10 points each for Bonners Ferry (8-9, 2-2).
Bonners Ferry 8 7 12 18 — 45
Kellogg 10 14 16 23 — 63
BONNERS FERRY — Hines 0, Hubbard 1, S. Bateman 6, Hittel 10, Durette 10, Petersen 8, Stockton 0, Foster 7, Morgan 3.
KELLOGG — Waller 2, Rickets 6, Atkins 6, Oertli 13, Alexander 0, Allen 0, Nearing 10, Miller 6, Davis 8, Jerome 6, Luna 6.
• GIRLS
Genesis Prep 52
St. Maries 40
ST. MARIES — Rachel Schroeder scored 28 points to lead the Jaguars past the Lumberjacks in a nonleague game.
“Tonight was a great team win,” Genesis Prep coach Brandon Haas said. “When we can play with that energy and urgency, we give ourselves a shot. We showed a lot of maturity tonight.”
Kaci Haeg had 22 points and 10 rebounds, Madison Cordell nine points, six assists, five rebounds and two steals for St. Maries (11-7), which visits Kellogg in the Brawl for the Ball spirit game on Saturday at Andrews Gymnasium.
Bella Murekatete scored 18 points for Genesis Prep (9-10), which faces Kootenai at Post Falls Middle School tonight at Post Falls Middle School starting at 6.
Genesis Prep 9 7 17 19 — 52
St. Maries 11 7 9 13 — 40
GENESIS PREP — Morrow 0, Schroeder 28, Greiner 1, Martinez 3, Blood 2, Murekatete 18.
ST. MARIES — Badgett 1, Suchoski 0, Wilks 1, Haeg 22, Cordell 9, Baird 1, Holder 4, Rimel 0, Hammond 0, Davenport 2, Koser 0.
Clark Fork 50
Wallace 44
CLARK FORK — Brooke Stevens had 14 points, 11 rebounds and six steals to push the Wampus Cats past the Miners in a North Star League game.
“We knew Wallace was going to come out aggressive,” Clark Fork coach Jordan Adams said. “They’re very competitive, very scrappy and they go for every rebound. But when I came here, our team wasn’t in a rebounding habit. So I really pushed rebounding tonight.”
Maggie Howard and Jaden House scored 12 points each for Wallace (6-11, 4-4 NSL), which faces the District 2 third-place finisher in a playoff game next Thursday at Post Falls Middle School.
Clark Fork (9-5, 5-3) hosts Newport on Monday.
Wallace 15 13 9 7 — 44
Clark Fork 10 19 10 11 — 50
WALLACE — House 12, Sheppard 5, Howard 12, Welch 2, Johnson 8, Bergem 5, Lowman 0.
CLARK FORK — Stevens 14, Lambert 4, Hathaway 6, Simko 10, T. Sutton 6, A. Sutton 4, Kiebert 6.
Pull. Christian 38
N.I. Christian 31
PULLMAN — Imelda Bresee had 12 points, 14 rebounds and seven steals for the Royals in the loss to the Eagles, who clinched the Mountain Christian League title.
Savannah Seeley scored 13 points for North Idaho Christian (18-5, 11-2 MCL), which faces The Oaks on Monday at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene.
Faith Berg scored 16 points for Pullman Christian (13-0, 13-0).
N.I. Christian 2 4 12 13 — 31
Pullman Christian 7 5 12 14 — 38
NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 2, Choi 0, Overturf 0, Anderson 2, Whiteman 0, Ward 0, Malinaukas 2, Bresee 12, Seeley 13, Banlueven 0.
PULLMAN CHRISTIAN — Berg 16, An. Goetze 4, Shaffer 2, Ab. Goetze 0, G. Berg 5, Bergland 0, Cummings 0, Combs 0, Al. Goetze 11, Yocum 0, Wilson 0.