Ice-Cold Coeur D’Alene Frozen Out By Lewiston

Idaho basketball

The Coeur d’Alene girls had a shooting night Thursday straight out of a nightmare.

The Vikings (0-4, 3-11) missed 45 of 49 shots from the field in a 42-15 Inland Empire League loss to visiting Lewiston (2-2, 7-6). CdA didn’t score in the third quarter.

Brooke Cushman scored eight first-half points for the Bengals, who shot 13 of 20 from the free-throw line. Jill Pederson had 12 rebounds and Andrea Wilkey 10 points and three blocked shots for the Vikings.

Lewiston 42, Coeur d’Alene 15

Lewiston 10 13 7 12 - 42

Coeur d’Alene 4 2 0 9 - 15

LEWISTON Roberts 7, Cain 2, Hunt 3, Martin 0, Boettcher 1, McEachern 4, Cushman 12, Bloom 12, Benson 1, Bardwell 0.

COEUR D’ALENE Chambers 0, Orr 2, Pederson 8, Cultra 1, Tatum 0, Wilkey 3, Stern 0, Janke 0, Pearson 0, Hansen 2.

Intermountain League

Kellogg 35, Lakeland 32

Amy Lemon’s late drive and free throw put the Wildcats (1-5, 3-10) ahead by three points, and Casey Magnus had 19 rebounds in a win over the visiting Hawks (2-3, 2-10).

Kellogg trailed by 10 before scoring the final seven points of the third quarter. The Wildcats had 48 rebounds, including nine by Pauline Costa and seven by Joey Luchini off the bench.

Lakeland 6 11 9 6 - 32

Kellogg 4 10 7 14 - 35

LAKELAND Reed 2, Foldvik 2, Douglas 7, Jamison 2, Boone 2, Meyer 0, Schaffer 6, Dengel 6, Hall 0, Harwood 5.

KELLOGG Rewoldt 0, Berg 2, Grebil 2, Magnus 6, Lemon 13, Costa 4, Hei 0, Hickman 3, Luchini 5, Hunt 0.

North Star League

Clark Fork 45, Mullan 29

Carla Haller’s 15 rebounds and five steals guided the Wampus Cats (2-2, 6-6) over the visiting Tigers (0-3, 1-9).

Sasha Storaasli added 11 rebounds for Clark Fork.

Mullan 2 8 6 13 - 29

Clark Fork 12 10 10 13 - 45

MULLAN Matt 2, Renteria 0, Kr.Elwood 6, Reed 9, Noordam 2, Hegbloom 2, Ka.Elwood 8, Flood 0.

CLARK FORK Culcasi 0, J.Miller 1, Manderscheid 0, Haller 10, Longstreet 9, St. Clair 0, Storaasli 7, Scofield 7, Hager 11.

Non-league

Lakeside 41, Deary 35

Margaret SiJohn had 17 points and eight steals in the second half to rally the Knights (8-4) over the host Mustangs.

Deary led 21-11 before Mindy Middleton, off the bench, helped Lakeside close out the first half with a 5-0 run.

Lakeside 3 12 13 13 - 41

Deary 10 11 5 9 - 35

LAKESIDE Brand 2, Niebuhr 6, Campbell 0, SiJohn 24, Hammons 5, Hoffman 0, Middleton 2, Flint 2, Holton 0.

DEARY Cannon 10, S.Proctor 4, Carpenter 2, Warner 2, M.Proctor 5, Cole 6, Funke 4.

North Star boys

Lakeside 65, Kootenai 30

James Twoteeth scored 10 first-quarter points and the visiting Knights (1-0, 7-3) forced 35 turnovers with their press to beat the Warriors (0-1, 1-4) at Harrison.

Lakeside 23 17 17 8 - 65

Kootenai 9 5 4 12 - 30

LAKESIDE Twoteeth 17, Nelson 16, Johnson 0, Pluff 3, Montague 12, Wolfe 3, Lambert 8, Matheson 1, Meshell 6, Buck 0.

KOOTENAI Pearson 0, Sturgill 1, Lamb 13, Passow 0, Reinhofer 5, Timken 2, Johns 2, Prickett 0, Ausman 0, Dionne 7.

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