Horning powers Cd'A past Lewiston again
LEWISTON — Kelly Horning had 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead Coeur d’Alene past host Lewiston 56-51 in a 5A Inland Empire League game at Booth Hall on Tuesday.
Skylar Burke scored 10 points for Coeur d’Alene (6-8, 3-1 5A IEL), which swept the season series from Lewiston.
“It was a great game,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Nicole Symons said. “Kelly played unbelievable. Skylar played amazing defense on (Lewiston senior Kendyll) Kinzer all game long. It was a big win for us.”
Coeur d’Alene travels to Post Falls on Friday.
Hally Wells scored 17 points and Kinzer, a Fresno State signee, added 16 points for Lewiston (7-8, 1-3), which travels to Lake City on Friday.
Coeur d’Alene 15 17 15 9 — 56
Lewiston 14 13 14 10 — 51
COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 3, Brainard-Adams 11, Whiteman 0, Matheson 3, Younker 9, Chavez 2, Horning 18, Burke 10.
LEWISTON — Wells 17, Bausch 5, Kinzer 16, Johnson 2, Ortiz 2, Eke 4, Richardson 5.
Lake City 47
Post Falls 28
POST FALLS — Klaire Mitchell scored 10 points for the Timberwolves in a 5A Inland Empire League win over the Trojans at The Arena.
Chloe Teets had six points and four assists, Bridget Rieken six points, 10 rebounds and four steals and Brooklyn Rewers nine points, eight rebounds and six blocks for Lake City (16-2, 4-0 5A IEL), which hosts Lewiston on Friday.
Sandy Faulkner scored 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Post Falls (3-16, 0-4), which hosts Coeur d’Alene on Friday.
“Defensively we did a pretty good job,” said Post Falls coach Marc Allert, whose squad lost to Lake City by 46 points last month. “We held them to four points in the third quarter, until the last 30 seconds. Then we turned it over three times in the last 30 seconds and they scored three straight layups.
“It’s hard to score against them,” he added. “They’re big inside, and their guards put a lot of pressure on you on the outside.”
Lake City 13 18 10 6 — 47
Post Falls 9 5 4 10 — 28
LAKE CITY — Pickford 1, Avery 8, Muehlhausen 2, Mitchell 10, Teets 6, Rieken 3, Littman 5, Rewers 9, Jenkins 0, Hawkins 3.
POST FALLS — Johnson 0, Blake 0, Gardiner 2, Gleaves 1, Smith 2, LaFountaine 0, Faulkner 11, Lovett 8, Carpenter 4.
Timberlake 43
Moscow 19
MOSCOW — Brooke Jessen scored 15 of her game-high 22 points in the first half to lead the Tigers past the Bears in a nonleague game at Bear Den.
“We did a good job on the defensive end all night,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “They got a lot of second and third chances at the hoop, but didn’t convert a lot of them. I really like how we played offensively in the first half getting the ball up and down the court, but it was a cold third quarter (Timberlake shot 1 for 16 in the third), but they were good looks.”
McKeeley Tonkin and Taryn Soumas scored six points each for Timberlake (15-2), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Saturday.
Moscow is 6-11.
Timberlake 14 15 2 12 — 43
Moscow 7 2 6 4 — 19
TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 6, Soumas 6, Suko 0, Hammond 0, Kronenberg 0, Carhart 0, Jessen 22, Jeffs 4, Willis 5.
MOSCOW — M. Watson 2, Rauch 5, Verlin 4, Claus 2, P. Watson 2, Anderson 2, Plicher 0, Paine 2, Jung 0, Hanson 0.
St. Maries 40
Sandpoint 36
SANDPOINT — Kaci Haeg totaled 22 points and 10 rebounds and the visiting Lumberjacks notched an overtime victory over the Bulldogs in nonleague play at Les Rogers Court.
Madison Cordell added seven points, 12 assists and seven rebounds, and Jenna Holder had 10 rebounds for St. Maries (9-5), which plays host to Kellogg on Thursday.
Maddie Morgan led Sandpoint (3-11) with 13 points.
St. Maries 6 7 12 6 9 — 40
Sandpoint 5 3 12 11 5 — 36
ST. MARIES — Haeg 22, Cordell 7, Badgett 2, Holder 4, Hammond 2, Suchoski 2, Crawford 1, Wilks 0,
SANDPOINT — Driggs 7, Morgan 13, Edwards 0, Larson 11, Petit 2, Lish 0, Banks 3, Steiger 0, Phillips 0.
Genesis Prep 58
Kootenai 17
HARRISON FLATS — Bella Murekatete scored 21 points for the Jaguars in a North Star League win over the Warriors.
“The girls bought in tonight and got a good team win,” Genesis Prep coach Brandon Haas said. “It’s great to have a guard like Rachel (Schroeder) on the court to lead the team. Even though the score book might not show it, she’s helping this team score points and that’s what we need.”
Trinity Morrow scored 12 points for Genesis Prep (7-7, 3-2 NSL), which faces Wallace on Saturday at Post Falls Middle School.
Abigail Tiller scored seven points for Kootenai (1-7, 0-4), which travels to Lakeside on Thursday.
“Defensively, I thought we did a good job tonight,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. “Offensively, we panicked a little and turned the ball over too much, but I felt we played a good game. Genesis Prep is a good team and is playing good basketball right now.”
Genesis Prep 15 20 19 4 — 58
Kootenai 0 10 3 4 — 17
GENESIS PREP — Morrow 12, Schroeder 7, Nies 2, Martinez 4, Greiner 4, Blood 0, Kim 3, Murekatete 21, Neely 5.
KOOTENAI — Ducommon 2, Maitland 3, Addington 0, Thaut 0, Tiller 7, Grange 5.
Clark Fork 61
Wallace 38
CLARK FORK — Tessa Sutton scored 17 points for the Wampus Cats in a North Star League win over the Miners.
Brooke Stevens scored 14 points for Clark Fork (6-5, 3-2 NSL).
Sarah Johnson scored 17 points for Wallace (4-9, 2-2), which faces Genesis Prep on Saturday at Post Falls Middle School.
Wallace 11 6 10 11 — 38
Clark Fork 14 17 13 15 — 61
WALLACE — Welch 0, Lowman 0, Johnson 17, House 2, Sheppard 3, Morin 4, Hunter 0, Bergem 5, Howard 7.
CLARK FORK — Stevens 14, Lambert 8, Hathaway 4, Kiebert 9, A. Sutton 0, Yanick 1, Simko 6, T. Sutton 17.
Chr. Center 42
Koot. Thunder 37
LIBERTY LAKE — Rebekah Cashen and Espi Williams scored 10 points apiece to lead the Lions past the Thunder in Mountain Christian League play at the HUB Sports Center.
Christian Center (5-4, 5-4 MCL) plays Spokane Classical Christian on Saturday at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene.
Koot. Thunder 13 7 13 4 — 37
Chr. Center 4 14 14 10 — 42
KOOTENAI THUNDER — Osman 3, H. Jones 0, McCarthur 4, Barnhart 0, T. Jones 6, Dilts 10, Duchow 0, Koch 14.
CHRISTIAN CENTER — R. Cashen 10, M. Cashen 0, Williams 10, M. Epkey 2, Kramer 2, James 2, Taylor 6, May 2, N. Epkey 4, Bauer 0.