Heath, Lovett spark Trojans offense in romp; Lake City, Kellogg, Timberlake, Lakeside also win

POST FALLS — Lexi Heath scored 23 points and Dylan Lovett added 21 points for the Post Falls Trojans in a 74-36 win over the Sandpoint Bulldogs in a nonleague game at The Arena on Saturday.

Post Falls (2-0) had assists on 20 of 28 field goals, finishing 11 of 15 from beyond the 3-point line.

“We just shared the ball really well,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “We forced 25 turnovers, had six, and just did a great job offensively. Dylan and Lexi hit 3-pointers early in the game and everyone got some confidence. It was a total team effort and everyone got into the flow and played well.”

Lovett had six assists and five rebounds for Post Falls (2-0), which travels to Chiawana of Pasco on Dec. 3.

Kelsey Cessna scored 11 points for Sandpoint (1-2), which travels to Lake City on Dec. 3.

“We were pretty stagnant to start with our offense,” Sandpoint coach Will Love said. “And so that coupled with Post Falls just shooting the lights out put us in an early hole and Post Falls never stopped shooting well.”

Sandpoint 8 11 10 7 — 36

Post Falls 26 19 20 9 — 74

SANDPOINT — Cessna 11, Lish 5, Day. Driggs 0, Morgan 4, Daw. Driggs 2, Edwards 2, Steiger 2, Phillips 6, Larson 4, Platte 0, Banks 0.

POST FALLS — Heath 23, Darwood 5, Blake 2, Lovett 21, Johnson 5, Fleming 7, Smith 9, LaFountaine 2, Walton 0, Christensen 0.

Lake City 67

Moscow 30

MOSCOW — Aubrey Avery hit six 3-pointers, finishing with 24 points as the Timberwolves ran past the Bears at Bear Den.

“Our defensive pressure got us in the lead in the first quarter,” said Lake City coach James Anderson, whose team led 24-2 after the first quarter. “We forced a lot of turnovers and it generated a lot of points. We did an excellent job of making the extra pass and at times, kept the ball moving and played with good energy.”

Brooklyn Rewers had 17 points and 12 rebounds and Kendall Pickford 10 points and eight assists for Lake City (2-1), which hosts Sandpoint on Dec. 3.

Lake City 24 12 14 17 — 67

Moscow 2 10 6 12 — 30

LAKE CITY — Pickford 10, Avery 24, Miller 8, Chase 2, Parks 2, Shanley 0, Rewers 17, Hawkins 0, Munoz 4.

MOSCOW — M. Watson 15, Gray 6, Heyns 2, Claus 5, P. Watson 0, Anderson 0, Craig 2, Nauman 3, Akers 0.

Kellogg 50

Wallace 32

WALLACE — Hailey Cheney scored 13 points to lead the Kellogg Wildcats past the Wallace Miners 50-32 in the championship game of the Silver Valley Tournament at Kirby Krulitz Court on Saturday.

Jaron Figueroa scored nine points for Kellogg (3-0), which travels to Deer Park on Dec. 3.

Jaden House scored 12 points for Wallace (2-1), which visits Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

Kellogg 15 14 9 12 — 50

Wallace 9 8 7 8 — 32

KELLOGG — A. VanHoose 0, Allred 8, E. VanHoose 2, Ferreira 0, Karst 0, Hill 2, Figueroa 9, Nearing 8, Cheney 13, Erickson 8, Reed 0.

WALLACE — Morin 4, Lowman 0, Merrick 0, Johnson 6, Specht 0, House 12, Welch 2, Hill 8, Cielke 0, Hunter 0, Bergem 0.

Timberlake 51

Lewiston 42

LEWISTON — Brooke Jessen scored 14 points, Blayre Jeffs and Taryn Soumas added 10 each as the 3A Tigers beat the 5A Bengals at Booth Hall.

“We played really solid on the defensive end, especially in the first half,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We had some moments where we looked sharp on both ends, and other times where we struggled. It’s early in the season, and it’s to be expected, but we really struggled to score in the fourth quarter.”

Timberlake (3-1) hosts 5A Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday before facing the Bengals again in Spirit Lake on Dec. 7.

“I was happy with how the girls played,” Miller said. “Lewiston is a tough place to play. We’ve got some things to improve on and still can get better at.”

Gabby Johnson scored 10 points for Lewiston.

Timberlake 16 14 15 6 — 51

Lewiston 12 7 11 12 — 42

TIMBERLAKE — Sande 0, Soumas 10, Suko 7, Hammond 1, Kronenberg 3, Gustin 0, Carhart 7, Jessen 13, Baine 0, Jeffs 10.

LEWISTON — Collins 0, Teichmer 0, Foss 0, Bausch 10, Wilkins 0, Grant 4, Grogan 1, Ortiz 9, Johnson 10, Hill 0, Taylor 0, Richardson 8.

Lakeside 50

Priest River 19

PRIEST RIVER — Samantha Adrian scored 11 points to lead the 1A Division II Knights past the 3A Spartans.

“It’s always good to play up against some bigger schools and get a win,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “They had some size, but I’m really happy with what we did defensively.”

Jolissa Holt scored 10 points, Arianna Gorr and Tamara Anderson eight points each for Lakeside (2-0), which travels to Garfield-Palouse next Saturday.

Karah Fink scored 10 points for Priest River (0-2).

Lakeside 10 14 16 10 — 50

Priest River 4 7 2 6 — 19

LAKESIDE — Daniels 0, J. Holt 10, Middleton 0, A. Holt 4, Adrian 11, Matt 0, Gorr 8, Peters 7, Anderson 8, Allen 2.

PRIEST RIVER — Rusho 4, Fink 10, Fitzmorris 0, Radan 0, Palfrey 3, Minish 0, Saccamanno 2.

N.I. Christian falls

twice in Helena

HELENA, Mont. — Imelda Bresee had 18 points, 20 rebounds, 11 blocked shots and four steals for the Royals in a 48-45 loss to Great Falls Christian in a consolation game in the Helena Thanksgiving Shootout at Carroll College.

Earlier, Bresee had 10 points, 17 rebounds and seven blocked shots and Riley Jo Anderson five points, six assists and four steals for the Royals in a 38-34 loss to Stillwater Christian of Kalispell, Mont.

North Idaho Christian (1-2) faces Classical Christian of Spokane on Dec. 6 at Holy Family Catholic School.

STILLWATER CHRISTIAN 38,

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN 34

N.I. Christian 10 8 10 6 — 34

Stillwater Christian 6 10 12 10 — 38

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 5, Kelly 2, Pilgrim 2, Anderson 5, Malinauskas 4, Bresee 10, Newman 6.

STILLWATER CHRISTIAN — Willis 2, Rosenthaw 0, Monroe 10, Snow 4, Zopata 4, Blackman 9, Ackerman 9.

GREAT FALLS CHRISTIAN 49,

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN 45

N.I. Christian 6 8 19 12 — 45

G.F. Christian 21 12 8 7 — 49

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 2, Kelly 11, Pilgrim 2, Anderson 0, Malinauskas 12, Bresee 18, Newman 0.

GREAT FALLS CHRISTIAN — Hancock 2, Gray 10, Ryder 5, Wipf 4, Hollingquist 8, Reiman 5, Holman 15.