PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Vikings shoot past Mountain View for Boyd's first win as coach

COEUR d’ALENE — Junior Karisa Wallis scored a game-high 19 points, hitting five 3-pointers for the Coeur d’Alene Vikings in a 67-46 win over the Mountain View Mavericks at Viking Court on Saturday. 

Sophomore Brookeslee Colvin scored 13 points for Coeur d’Alene (1-2), which won for the first time under new coach Stacy Boyd, who took over for Nicole Symons after she stepped down after back-to-back state titles. 

Quincy Keller scored 17 points for Mountain View (3-2). 

Coeur d’Alene is scheduled to host Lewiston on Tuesday. 

Mountain View    11    6    12    17    —    46 

Coeur d’Alene    19    15    18    15    —    67 

MOUNTAIN VIEW — Clausen 0, Churchwell 0, Lee 8, Steinwand 1, D. Linville 3, Huff 5, Martin 9, Keller 19, Clayton 0. 

COEUR d’ALENE — Wheeler 5, Sempriomoznik 11, Wallis 19, Colvin 13, Holecek 4, Shafer 2, Bowmer 1, Carroll 6, Reardon 6. 

Owyhee 59 

Lake City 41 

COEUR d’ALENE — The experience caught up with the Timberwolves on Saturday. 

But that’s not to say it won’t be something they’ll learn from. 

Sophomore Macy Murphey and senior Sadie Zimmerman scored 12 points each for the Timberwolves, who fell to the Storm of Meridian at Lake City High. 

“We gave up a lot of offensive rebounds,” said Lake City coach David Pratt, whose team allowed 17 offensive rebounds in the game. “They’re older, quicker and faster and I’ve got a lot of kids that are still getting used to playing at this level.” 

Lake City went 1-2 against District 3 foes this week, beating Mountain View on Thursday, then falling to Boise on Friday. Owyhee was picked to win the 6A Southern Idaho Conference, with Boise finishing second. 

“It’s so good for us to play these games,” Pratt said. “We’re playing really good, talented teams. I love playing three days in a row because it simulates a tournament atmosphere and it’s really good for our kids.” 

Lake City (3-2) travels to Rocky Mountain of Meridian on Dec. 5. 

Riley Beck scored 22 points for Owyhee (5-0). 

Owyhee    18    15    10    16    —    59 

Lake City    11    11    8    11    —    41 

OWYHEE — Davis 7, McKenna 3, Wright 11, Beck 22, Bailey 2, Hardy 14. 

LAKE CITY — Murphey 12, Kolden 1, Hiltenbrand 4, Pearson 6, Fagan 6, Zimmerman 12. 

Boise 76 

Post Falls 46 

POST FALLS — Junior Kailey Walton scored 14 points, senior Myckenzee Mitley added 13 for the Trojans in a loss to the Brave at The Arena. 

Sophomore forward Nya Pellant-Latham had 27 points for Boise (5-1), which beat Coeur d’Alene and Lake City earlier this week. 

“We gave up a lot of offensive rebounds,” Post Falls coach Mike Divilbiss said. “They’re a very long team and if you give up a lot of offensive rebounds, you’re going to get into foul trouble as well. We just couldn’t keep them off the boards. The kids are playing hard and extremely well today. I’ve got to do a better job of getting our kids into what they need to do to be successful.” 

Post Falls (1-4) travels to Mt. Spokane on Dec. 3. 

Boise    14    23    20    19    —    76 

Post Falls    19    4    15    8    —    46 

BOISE — Haan 15, Ruffing 2, Turcke 10, Patricco 14, P. Binder 3, Chatfield 5, Pellant-Latham 27. 

POST FALLS — Hollenbeck 5, Reese 3, Felix 2, Tucker 9, Mitley 13, Walton 14. 

Timberlake 68 

Lakeside 18 

PLUMMER — Junior Malia Miller led four players in double-figures with 19 points for the Tigers in a win over the Knights at Ron Miller Court. 

Senior Diana Nelson scored 17 points, senior Jozee MacArthur 13 points and senior Marissa Needs 10 points for Timberlake (3-0), which faces North Central in Spokane on Dec. 3. 

Lakeside (1-1) travels to Lapwai on Tuesday. 

Timberlake    21    21    19    7    —    68 

Lakeside    8    2    5    3    —    18 

TIMBERLAKE — Soumas 5, Milligan 0, Nelson 17, MacArthur 13, Needs 10, Miller 19, Yetter 0, Jones 4. 

LAKESIDE — Gorr 0, Pluff 3, Wolfe 2, SiJohn 3, Matheson 0, Lowley 0, Hodgson 4, Stensgar 0, Leo 3, Aldrich 0, Matt 0, Peone 0, Abrahamson 3. 

Bonners Ferry 49

Kellogg 21

KELLOGG — Further details were not available.

Genesis Prep 54 

Wallace 34 

KELLOGG — Sienna Williams scored 19 points for the Jaguars in a win over the Miners in the consolation game of the Silver Valley Tournament at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Sage Martin scored 17 points for Genesis Prep (2-1), which travels to Priest River on Dec. 3. 

Khepri Wood and Aubrey Birdsell scored eight points each for Wallace (1-2), which hosts St. Maries on Dec. 3. 

Genesis Prep    10    13    17    14    —    54 

Wallace        11    5    9    9    —    34 

GENESIS PREP — Rucle 0, M. Lawler 0, Martin 17, Williams 19, Nelke 10, Clermont 0, Lawler 8. 

WALLACE — K. Phillips 3, Birdsell 8, Voorhees 2, Hasz 6, Wood 8, Stutzke 0, Johnson 0, Hanks 0, Delano 0, Aliyah 0, B. Phillips 7. 

N.I. Christian 51 

Billings Christian 30 

HELENA, Mont. — Belle Jordan scored a school-record 29 points for the Royals in a win over Billings Christian in the Helena Thanksgiving Shootout at Greenwood Middle School. 

Jordan broke the previous mark of Savannah Seeley set in 2020, and added five assists and five steals. Chelsey Cate had 12 points, 15 rebounds, five blocks, five steals and four assists for North Idaho Christian (2-0). 

N.I. Christian    15    10    7    19    —    51 

Bill. Christian    8    4    8    10    —    30 

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Ellis 0, Belle Jordan 29 points (school record), Cate 12, Salaiz 2, Collins 0, Brotherton 2, Smith 2, Pilgrim 4. 

BILLINGS CHRISTIAN — Moore 2, Wade 6, Nelson 5, Small 3, West 3, Zook 3, Nanna Smith 9, Buttin 4.