PREP BASKETBALL: Symons, Burke lead Vikings to win at Moscow

• GIRLS

MOSCOW — Madi Symons scored 18 points and Skylar Burke added 12 for Coeur d’Alene — equaling Moscow’s output as a team — as the Vikings beat the Bears 47-30 in Inland Empire League play Friday at Bear Den.

Symons made three of Coeur d’Alene’s six 3-pointers as the Vikings improved to 6-0, 2-0 IEL.

McKenna Knott led Moscow (2-5, 0-3) with 11 points.

Coeur d’Alene travels to Lakeland on Tuesday.

Coeur d'Alene 10 10 16 11 — 47

Moscow 7 5 6 12 — 30

COEUR d’ALENE — Mitchell 2, Awbery 7, Symons 18, Naccarato 0, Holecek 0, Phenicie 5, Carroll 3, Burke 12.

MOSCOW — Knott 11, A. Lassen 2, Nauman 0, Watson 4, Thompson 0, J. Lassen 3, Johns 4, Heyns 3, Anderson 3.

Post Falls 64

Sandpoint 17

SANDPOINT — The visiting Trojans scored the game’s first 16 points and rolled past the Bulldogs in Inland Empire League play at Les Rogers Court.

Americus Crane and Lexi Heath each scored 17 points for Post Falls (6-0, 2-0 IEL), which forced 31 turnovers by Sandpoint (2-4, 0-2). Brooklyn Brennan added 10 points for the Trojans.

Post Falls plays host to Mead tonight at 5:30.

Post Falls 20 14 18 13 — 17

Sandpoint 2 4 8 3 — 64

POST FALLS — McLean 5, Nichols 0, Heath 17, Grant 3, Brennan 10, Sims 4, Crane 17, Asper 2, Christensen 6.

SANDPOINT — K. Cessna 0, De. Driggs 0, Da. Driggs 6, Reinink 6, P. Cessna 0, Tomco 0, Richardson 0, Owens 0, Strock 0, Lyons 2, Platte 3.

Lewiston 49

Lakeland 36

RATHDRUM — After playing the 5A Bengals to a 21-21 draw in the first half, the host 4A Hawks were outscored 28-15 — including 12-5 in the third quarter — in the Inland Empire League game at Hawk Court.

“We outworked them in the first half, and in the third quarter they outworked us,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said.

Addie Kiefer had another big game for Lakeland (2-5, 0-3 IEL) with 20 points, 16 rebounds, five steals and three assists. Kenna Simon added 12 points.

Junior post Katy Wessels led Lewiston (5-4, 2-1 IEL) with 17 points. Zoie Kessinger hit two 3-pointers and added 13 points and Ahnika U’Ren had nine points, all on 3s.

“Wessels is very strong, physical, and we had a hard time throwing girls at her in the post,” Seymour said. “They had a good combination of inside/outside. They did a good job of pressuring, and we’re doing better dealing with those situations, but we still turned the ball over too many times.”

Lakeland plays host to its third straight 5A opponent, Coeur d’Alene, on Tuesday in a league game.

Lewiston 14 7 12 16 — 49

Lakeland 12 9 5 10 — 36

LEWISTON — Collins 2, U’Ren 9, Wessels 17, Riddle 0, Kessinger 13, Ortiz 4, Salim 0, Taylor 3, Samuels 1, Burke 0.

LAKELAND — Terzulli 0, Sterling 0, L. Kiefer 0, Gallus 0, K. Simon 12, A. Kiefer 20, Munyer 1, L. Simon 3.

Timberlake at Priest River, all 7 p.m.;

Kellogg-Bigfork?

N.I. Christian 56

Genesis Prep 24

COEUR d’ALENE — Symone Pilgrim had 16 points, seven assists and five steals as the Royals defeated the Jaguars at Holy Family Catholic School.

Danica Kelly added 15 points, eight assists and 10 steals for North Idaho Christian (9-3), and Rylee Overturf had 13 points and four blocked shots.

Belle Deboer scored 12 points for Genesis Prep, which plays at the Post Falls “C” team on Tuesday.

North Idaho Christian is home vs. Covenant Christian of Spokane on Tuesday.

Genesis Prep 0 5 7 12 — 24

N.I. Christian 19 8 19 10 — 56

GENESIS PREP — Martin 3, Amakoloe 0, Ardner 0, Covey 0, Williams 2, Deboer 12, Yount 0, Nichols 3, Anderson 0, Nelke 0, Lawler 4.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Garn 6, Cate 0, Salaiz 0, Kelly 15, Knight 0, Overturf 13, S. Pilgrim 16, Malinauskas 4, Sandwald 0, Bullington 2, Y. Pilgrim 2.

• BOYS

Lewiston 59

Lakeland 51

RATHDRUM — The host Hawks, who trailed 32-23 at halftime, rallied to tie the game in the fourth quarter before the Bengals pulled back in front again for good in nonleague play at Hawk Court.

Grant Roth scored 12 of 18 points in the first half for Lakeland (1-3).

“I’m pleased with the way we played tonight,” Lakeland coach Tony Hanna said. “We’re 1-3, but easily could be 4-0 right now. Each game, we’ve been tied in the fourth quarter, but things haven’t gone our way. I’m really, really proud of the way we battled back. Each game, we’re getting significantly better.”

Bryce Henry scored 17 points — nine in the third quarter — for Lakeland, which travels to St. Maries on Monday. Abe Munyer had eight points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks.

Paul Eke scored 18 points for Lewiston (4-0).

Lewiston 17 15 12 15 — 59

Lakeland 14 9 19 9 — 51

LEWISTON — Eke 18, McKarcher 8, Glaze 1, Way 6, Hepburn 4, A. Hottinger 3, Forsman 7, Lawrence 0, White 5, D. Hottinger 7.

LAKELAND — Nowell 0, Henry 17, Munyer 8, Hocking 4, Boettcher 0, Roth 18, Haug 0, Loutzenhiser 4.

Kellogg 51

Bigfork 42

FRENCHTOWN, Mont. — Riply Luna had 11 points, eight rebounds and five assists for the Wildcats in a win over the Vikings in the Frenchtown Tournament.

Kellogg (4-2) went 14 of 25 from the free-throw line, including 11 of 19 in the fourth quarter.

“We really had a chance to put the game away from the line, and it wasn’t a great night shooting,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “It was kind of an ugly, physical game. But it’s always good to win when it’s not always pretty.”

Kellogg faces East Helena today at 8 a.m. PST to conclude tournament play.

Bigfork 10 10 9 13 — 42

Kellogg 14 8 16 13 — 51

BIGFORK — Johnson 8, Folwick 4, Epperly 7, McMann 2, Gilliard 5, Wade 8, Knopik 2, Brown 6.

KELLOGG — Miller 2, Whatcott 5, R. Luna 11, McLean 5, Groves 10, K. Luna 7, Maciosek 0, Frohlich 7, Walker 4, Hendrix 0, Bristow 0.

Genesis Prep 60

N.I. Christian 54

COEUR d’ALENE — Ayson McCluskie scored 20 points for the Jaguars, who bounced back after surrendering the first 12 points of the game to beat the Royals at Holy Family Catholic School.

Caleb Schroeder added 13 points for Genesis Prep (2-1). Schroeder, Cooper Russworm and Joey Specht each hit big 3-pointers in the fourth quarter for the Jaguars.

“(Coach) Lon (Morast) and Genesis Prep really regrouped after that,” North Idaho Christian coach Shawn Thompson said. “They out-executed us; they deserved that win.”

Rocky Adams scored 12 points, Kameron Heston 10 for North Idaho Christian (7-2), which plays Genesis Prep next Friday in the first round of the Santa Shootout at Priest River.

Genesis Prep is scheduled to travel to Mullan on Tuesday.

Genesis Prep 9 17 20 14 — 60

N.I. Christian 15 13 17 9 — 54

GENESIS PREP — Young 0, Schroeder 13, Daniels 6, Russworm 3, McCluskie 20, Rubert 4, Shinn 0, Wood 0, Specht 5, Snowder 9.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — O’Brien 9, Heston 10, Grassi 0, Adams 12, Alliano 8, Desrochers 4, Koontz 0, McKee 0, Sakae 0, Smith 2, Schlader 3, Connelly 0, Dinkins 6.