Late Fouls Spell Doom For Lake City

Boys basketball

The fourth-ranked A-1 Lake City High School boys basketball team led most of the game against defending state champion Centennial before the visiting Timberwolves fell 64-54 in a non-league game Friday night in Meridian.

The Timberwolves led until the final 3 minutes. That’s when the Patriots made 10 of 12 free throw to decide it.

Lake City (0-2 overall) was led by Jon Chatfield’s 22 points. The Timberwolves lost despite holding last year’s A-1 player of the year, Jon Harris, to 13 points.

Centennial (2-1) was led by Shane Smith with 19 points.

Centennial 64, Lake City 54

Lake City 13 16 16 9 - 54

Centennial 17 8 18 21 - 64

LAKE CITY Thompson 6, Keefer 0, Chatfield 22, Hoover 11, Bryan 0, Beadell 6, Asper 9.

CENTENNIAL Smith 18, Trout 13, Swanson 7, Moore 4, Harris 13, Ruebel 1, Connors 2, Pickett 6, Sager 0.

Eagle 61, Coeur d’Alene 49

The Vikings fell on the road by committing 31 fouls and 27 turnovers in the non-league game at Eagle.

The fifth-ranked Mustangs were led by Clint Hordeman with 21 points. CdA sophomore post Luke O’Dowd led the Vikings with 11 points.

Couer d’ Alene 10 6 16 15 - 47

Eagle 16 20 12 15 - 67

COEUR D’ALENE Kovatch 0, Goodwin 2, J.Davis 4, Milionis 4, Lowry 0, Corbeill 5, Lee 4, B.Davis 9, Hermstad 0, Peebles 0, O’Dowd 11, Hoorelbeke 8.

EAGLE Thompson 3, Hordeman 21, Doherty 10, Putzier 3, Lamm 9, Relyea 6, Roy 8, Givens 7, Nelson 0, Mumfor 0.

Lakeside 65, Wallace 62

Lakeside held off a late 7-0 run by Wallace and came away with an upset win at home.

James Twoteeth and Dan Montague each scored 12 points to lead Lakeside (2-1). Matt Hegbloom paced the Miners (3-2) with 16 points.

Wallace 19 16 13 14 - 62

Lakeside 18 19 15 13 - 65

WALLACE Carlson 7, Grattic 0, St.Peter 9, Heyn 3, McKinnon 0, Cotter 8, Schillerett 2, Nipp 9, Hegbloom 16, Stutzke 8.

LAKESIDE (Plummer, Idaho) - Twoteeth 12, Nelson 9, Johnson 0, Montague 12, Lambert 13, Matheson 5, Allen 10, Meshell 4.

St. Regis 68, Clark Fork 53

The Wampus Cats traveled to St. Regis, Mont., for the Tiger Tail Tournament and lost to the host team in the first game.

Clark Fork kept the game close for three quarters, but was outscored 17-6 in the final period. Matt Lamburth led the Wampus Cats with 19 points. Mike Mullaley led St. Regis with 17.

Clark Fork 18 14 15 6 - 53

St. Regis, Mont. 16 17 17 18 - 68

CLARK FORK B.Stevens 0, Berky 0, Lamburth 19, D.Higgins 0, Riggens 0, Stutzke 0, Reuter 7, Powell 8, Decker 0, Klontz 0, N.Higgins 5, J.Stevens 14.

ST. REGIS Mitchell 9, Coleman 6, Simons 2, Clyde 9, Jensen 7, Stevens 6, Stang 3, Mullaley 17, Day 9.

Newport 58, St. Maries 56

St. Maries led for most of the game before scoring only two field goals in the fourth quarter and letting Newport come back at home for the victory.

Newport’s Nate Carrara made two free throws with 12 seconds left to seal the victory. Carrara led Newport with 24 points. St. Maries was led by Ty Konkright with 13 points.

St. Maries 11 18 13 14 - 56

Newport 6 13 9 30 - 58

ST. MARIES Spooner 8, Sindt 2, Craner 2, Eberlin 4, Konkright 13, M.Raebel 3, Holdahl 2, Dawson 4, S.Raebel 18.

NEWPORT Larson 16, Sherwood 1, Ellersick 10, McClean 0, Martindale 2, Carrara 24, Myers 0, Knapp 2, Richter 3.

Deary 86, Kootenai 56

Kootenai jumped out to a 10-2 lead but never led again as Deary poured it on to take a victory on the road.

Deary was led by Brian Fritz with 21 points. Kootenai, which shot only 30 percent from the field, was led by Joe Lamb with 14 points.

Deary 17 22 25 22 - 86

Kootenai 10 17 17 12 - 56

DEARY Memo: DerrickPerezchica 13, Griffin 8, Henderson 8, wood 0, Pearson 2, Aaron Workman 12, Holden 18, 21, Femrite 4, Brown 0, Whitecomb 0, Molsee 0.

KOOTENAI Pearson 2, Sturgill 0, Schorzman 0, Lamb 14, Passow 7, Reinhofer 14, Petersen 2, Johns 6, Prickett 0, Ausman 0, Dionne 11, Pearson 2 .

Pullman 75, Moscow 62

The host Greyhounds pulled away from the Bears in the fourth quarter behind 14-of-16 shooting from the free-throw line.

Moscow trailed 40-30 at halftime, but the Bears cut the deficit to seven going into the fourth quarter. Pullman beat Moscow at the foul line, making 29 of 39 attempts to the Bears’ 13 of 22.

Nick Mirkovich led Pullman (2-2 overall) with 19 points and teammate Tim Wang added 18.

Moscow (1-1) was led by Adam Miller’s 22 points, 15 of which came in the third quarter.

Moscow 15 15 17 15 - 62

Pullman 21 19 14 21 - 75

MOSCOW Dudley 15, Strobel 5, Miller 22, Petersen 3, Lathen 4, Z.Johnson 5, Stinebaugh 0, G.Johnson 0, Keep 6, Owen 2.

PULLMAN Holmes 2, Berry 3, Wang 18, Donati 15, Wilde 6, Mirkovich 19, Shinall 3, Cummings 0, Marong 1, Watters 8.

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