St. Maries Wins On Holdahl’s Foul Shots

Prep basketball

Tiffany Holdahl hit both ends of a 1-and-1 with 40 seconds left in overtime Tuesday to preserve St. Maries’ 43-42 girls non-league win over visiting Potlatch.

St. Maries (2-9) trailed 37-30 with 2:30 left in regulation, but Lindsey Boyd and Holdahl hit back-to-back 3-pointers, and Jolie Kunkel hit both ends of a 1-and-1 and a layup for a 40-37 lead.

Carrie Mackey’s three-point play with 11 seconds left sent the game into OT. Mackey’s putback with 18 seconds left in OT cut the lead to one, but Potlatch missed two foul shots with 2 seconds left.

SM 43, Potlatch 42 (OT)

Potlatch 8 11 10 11 2 - 42

St. Maries 8 11 5 16 3 - 43

POTLATCH - Comstock 2, Emerson 2, Lovell 4, Krasselt 2, Chambers 4, Cochrane 5, Baker 4, Rounds 6, Mackey 13.

ST. MARIES - Harpole 5, Cuvala 0, Holdahl 9, Boyd 6, Bond 2, Allen 0, Osier 0, Nelson 0, Gibson 10, Kunkel 11.

Intermountain League

BF 46, Lakeland 35

Amber Paulson’s 18 points guided the visiting Badgers (10-1, 3-0) over the Hawks (3-7, 1-2) at Rathdrum.

BF was 10 of 18 from the line, Lakeland 10 of 13. The Hawks’ Tina Foldvik had seven rebounds.

Bonners Ferry 4 16 10 16 - 46

Lakeland 4 12 7 12 - 35

BONNERS FERRY - Walter 2, Day 2, Ashby 9, Stolley 0, Maas 3, Braniff 6, Carey 2, Larson 2, Paulson 18, Robertson 0, Bateman 2.

LAKELAND - Foldvik 4, Douglas 4, Smith 3, Burstein 0, DeBoer 0, Campbell 0, Houchin 2, Waller 0, Egbert 5, Berger 3, Duvall 14.

Boys

IML

Kellogg 56, Lakeland 42

Mark Mangum, Casey Marek, Roland Vetten and Brian Carlson had seven rebounds apiece to guide a 36-25 edge as the host Wildcats (3-4, 1-0) defeated the Hawks (4-3, 1-1).

Lakeland’s Kurt Reese had six boards.

Lakeland 12 7 11 12 - 42

Kellogg 12 15 19 10 - 56

LAKELAND - Bertsch 11, Moore 6, Rasor 9, Mudge 2, Skidmore 4, Ploetzner 1, Reese 7, Hanson 2, Schaffer 0.

KELLOGG - Lewis 1, Blalack 5, Mangum 11, Marek 13, Vetten 8, Bircher 8, Carlson 10, Neff 0, Wise 0.

North Star League

Mullan 44, Kootenai 36

At Harrison, Steve Greenfield scored 20 points and the visiting Tigers (3-6, 1-0) shook off a slow start to avenge an early season loss to the Warriors (3-4, 0-1).

Jason Shanks had seven rebounds for Kootenai, which missed 9 of 14 free-throw attempts.

Mullan 1 14 8 21 - 44

Kootenai 8 8 11 9 - 36

MULLAN - Hegbloom 4, Morris 6, Greenfield 20, Stanley 9, Gonzales 2, Saea 5.

KOOTENAI - B.Brede 5, Shanks 2, Schorzman 4, J.Brede 6, Passow 2, Johns 8, Ausman 3, Hofer 6.

Washington

Cheney 66, ML 49

James Kiger totaled 14 rebounds and Pat Stiffler added 11 assists to guide the Blackhawks (8-1) over the visiting Cardinals (4-2).

Cheney held Andre Jackson to one free throw in the second half after the Cardinals guard scored 12 before intermission.

Medical Lake 7 24 8 10 - 49

Cheney 18 19 11 18 - 66

MEDICAL LAKE - Jackson 13, Brown 0, Headlee 6, Shirley 0, Meeks 0, Mitchell 0, Miller 6, V.Alexander 4, Nichols 9, B.Moore 11.

CHENEY - Stiffler 6, Eggart 2, Oyolokor 9, Goetz 2, Donnelly 0, Ervin 1, Caskey 0, Malisani 14, Kiger 14, Bond 18.

Chewelah 48, Republic 40

The visiting Cougars (5-3) totaled 15 offensive rebounds in defeating the Tigers (6-3).

Danny Hanks had nine rebounds, and Chad Dinkins two fourth-quarter 3-pointers for Republic.

Chewelah 16 11 17 4 - 48

Republic 14 6 8 12 - 40

CHEWELAH - Landram 0, Forsberg 4, Meserve 18, Miller 0, Nitschke 14, Churape 0, Kinley 2, Sunday 0, Parrish 10.

REPUBLIC - Dansel 0, Davenport 4, Dinkins 14, Hadden 0, Hanks 5, Hutton 0, Krohn 0, Kuchenmeister 14, R.Rickard 0, T.Rickard 0, Russell 3.

Deer Park 54, Odessa 50

The visiting Stags (3-3) hit a 3-pointer at the third-quarter buzzer and held off the Tigers (6-4).

Odessa crept within two points in the final quarter.

Deer Park 18 10 16 10 - 54

Odessa 8 13 15 14 - 50

DEER PARK - Holmes 9, Westerman 6, Santonocito 4, S.Mitchell 2, J.Mitchell 9, Martin 2, Zimmerer 0, Sebright 0, Frickey 14, Thompson 8.

ODESSA - Kramer 15, Weber 0, G.Schafer 3, Floch 10, Jeske 5, Pitts 6, Z.Schafer 4, Walter 2, Praetorius 5.

Bi-County League

Davenport 71, Liberty 68

Dale Buchanan scored 33, hitting 11 of 23 from the field and 6 of 7 from the line, as the Gorillas (4-6, 1-2) edged the visiting Lancers (1-8, 0-4).

Buchanan, who had five 3-pointers, added 10 rebounds, seven steals and four assists. Matt Horlacher and Jake Holling had six rebounds apiece for Liberty.

Liberty 15 17 16 20 - 68

Davenport 19 13 18 21 - 71

LIBERTY - Wiman 2, K.Engle 0, J.Engle 17, Cousins 7, J.Holling 12, Johnson 6, Pottratz 0, Phipps 0, C.Holling 4, Schmitz 10, Mortimer 0, Horlacher 10.

DAVENPORT - Rodenbough 15, Holderby 10, Johnson 0, Buchanan 33, Swain 0, Telecky 5, Strate 0, Morrison 8, Payne 0, Honey 0. , DataTimes