Lake City Keeps Up Winning Ways Against Cda
Lake City kept its winning streak alive in a 59-32 win over crosstown rival Coeur d’Alene in a Border League girls basketball game Thursday night at Coeur d’Alene.
The win was the ninth straight for the Timberwolves against the Vikings since Lake City opened just four years ago.
The A-1’s top-ranked T-Wolves moved to 14-0 overall and 10-0 in league and dropped the Vikings to 3-9, 2-6.
The T-Wolves came out in the first quarter with accurate shooting against the 2-3 zone defense of the Vikings. Lindsay Herbert missed only one shot from the field and scored 10 of the T-Wolves’ 19 points in the first. Herbert ended the first quarter with eight unanswered points. In contrast, the Viks scored just 10 points in the first. Herbert ended the game with a game-high 23 points. Teammate Laura Dodge had 10.
The Vikings stepped up their play in the second period and took advantage of several turnovers by the T-Wolves, allowing 11 points. The offense got hot, too, shooting its best of the night to pull within 10 at halftime.
“We played hard the first half but we just weren’t able to maintain … Lake City is a great team, they’re undefeated and experienced,” said Coeur d’Alene coach Bill Pratt. “We’re young kids.”
A fourth-quarter burst of 13 unanswered points by the T-Wolves wrapped up the blowout for the visitors. The Viks could only manage to score two points against the late-game zone defense of the hustling T-Wolves.
“I am pleased. Some games we just aren’t able to play hard all four quarters, and tonight we did. We had a solid performance,” Lake City coach Dave Stockwell said.
The Vikings have suffered many injuries this season, including 6-foot sophomore Katie Shirley, who is out for the season with a dislocated shoulder. Pratt said his players are continually being sidelined by injury.
“It’s like a revolving door this season,” Pratt said.
Lake City 59, CdA 32
Lake City 19 11 14 15 - 59
Coeur d’Alene 10 10 10 2 - 32
LAKE CITY-Hayes 0, Hawn 2, Kendrick 0, Bro 3, Herbert 23, McCabe 8, Dodge 10, Asher 4, Stern 6.
COEUR D’ALENE-Lenz 3, Stranger 4, Vig 0, Shirley 0, Ruiz 9, Tatum 4, Roetter 0, Day 0, Allowatt 8, Davis 2.
Intermountain League
Priest River 56, Kellogg 33
The visiting Spartans (6-5, 3-1) outrebounded the Wildcats (3-5, 0-4) 40-25 to earn the win.
PR committed just 10 turnovers. Kellogg hadn’t played since Dec. 13.
Priest River 10 15 16 15 - 56
Kellogg 7 8 12 6 - 33
PRIEST RIVER - Troudt 4, Kreager 0, Cook 0, Duley 2, Washburn 0, Smith 5, Turner 15, Carpenter 15, Vogrig 8, Guthrie 7.
KELLOGG - Baillie 5, Magnus 6, Burkgart 6, Vork 5, Mann 0, Stevens 0, Hoeck 2, Grebil 7, Delcomte 0, Hunt 2.
North Star League
Kootenai 63, Falls Christian 30
Annie Goodson scored 24 on 7-of-14 shooting from the floor and 10-of-16 from the line, and added 15 rebounds as the Warriors (5-5, 1-1) defeated the visiting Eagles (5-9, 2-2) at Harrison.
Kootenai’s Jamie Bornitz, who played the second half with four fouls, hit 7 of 12 from the line and 4 of 8 from the field. Amanda Reinhardt added nine rebounds, seven on the offensive end.
Falls Christian 8 8 7 7 - 30
Kootenai 17 10 11 25 - 63
FALLS CHRISTIAN - Johnson 0, Reed 0, Williams 4, Jackson 16, Gelnette 2, Moate 2, Taylor 6, M.Jenkins 0, Tuttle 0, Coy 0, S.Jenkins 0.
KOOTENAI - S.Kraack 10, Reinhardt 6, Andersen 2, Bornitz 16, Goodson 24, M.Kraack 0, Damiano 6, Schlepp 0, Donohoe 0, Scheffelmaier 0.
Non-league wrestling
East Valley 46, Sandpoint 22
Brothers Brad (108 pounds) and Todd (115) Perry had pins to start the Knights (5-0) toward a win over the visiting Bulldogs.
Brad Crockett (148), Mike Manuel (158) and Chris Dassow (178) added pins for EV, last year’s State AA champions. Senior Jared Lawrence (135) remained unbeaten for his high school career and Nick Jackson (275) earned a major decision for Sandpoint.
Post Falls 48, Cheney 27
The visiting Trojans defeated the Blackhawks in a match using Idaho weight classifications.
Cheney’s Seth Morris (215) won by pin, as he has done in every match but one this year.
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