Mead Frustrates Lake City After Ho-Hum First Half

Boys basketball

Lake City of Coeur d’Alene discovered a different Mead team after the first half on Friday.

Mead (4-3), which allowed 21 points in the first quarter, clamped down after halftime and beat the visiting Timberwolves 58-48 in a non-league game. Lake City (4-3) scored just four points in the fourth quarter.

Adam Morris put Mead ahead for good with a driving layup in the third quarter.

Damian Long led the Panthers with 22 points and 11 rebounds.

John Chatfield had three 3-pointers and 21 points for the Timberwolves.

Mead 58, Lake City 48

Lake City 21 10 13 4 - 48

Mead 13 15 18 12 - 58

LAKE CITY Camantigue 4, Thompson 2, Everson 0, Keefer 9, Chatfield 21, Bryan 0, Beadell 10, Asper 2.

MEAD Morris 12, Klaus 0, Inderrieden 0, Riccelli 0, Armitage 2, West 2, Long 22, Eggers 0, Walton 2, Castaneda 18, Myers 0.

East Valley 80, Lakeland 50

Brad Wilson made 5 of 6 3-pointers in the second quarter and James Spotted Horse added 21 points and six rebounds as the Knights (2-4) beat the visiting Hawks (0-6).

EV took the lead for good when Don Snyder made three consecutive baskets midway through the second quarter. Kyle LeGrant of EV had five steals. Lakeland’s 6-foot-7 Doug Freed scored 15.

Lakeland 13 14 17 6 - 50

East Valley 10 26 23 21 - 80

LAKELAND Banks 1, Singer 8, Bevacqua 5, DeBoer 7, Freed 15, Kowalczyk 10, Rothrock 2, Mudge 2.

EAST VALLEY Johnson 5, LeGrant 7, Wilson 20, Snyder 15, Unser 3, Anderson 7, Freund 2, Spotted Horse 21.

Medical Lake 47, Cheney 45

Dan Huston made the game-winner in the final minute as the visiting Cardinals (4-3) beat the Blackhawks (2-4).

LeMar Bailey of Medical Lake had four 3-pointers.

Medical Lake 7 14 16 10 - 47

Cheney 17 13 10 5 - 45

MEDICAL LAKE Jackson 2, Bailey 16, Huston 19, Simmons 6, Johnson 4, Campbell 0, Nichols 0, Moore 0.

CHENEY Battien 8, Urdahl 5, Stiffler 0, Stewart 0, Parker 6, Malisani 2, Reiman 2, Olson 10, DeMulling 12.

Troy 61, Colton 42

Jason Smith scored 23 to lead the Trojans over the visiting Wildcats (3-6).

Colton 10 6 6 20 - 42

Troy 15 21 15 10 - 61

COLTON (Incomplete) - Bingeman 2, Truong 4, Weber 4, Wallace 6, E.Druffel 3, Bates 12, Semler 0.

TROY, Idaho Sullivan 0, Potter 2, Payne 5, Hadeltine 8, T.Smith 0, LeBlanc 10, Johnson 1, Loveland 0, J.Smith 23, Kozeni 10, Geidl 2.

BI-COUNTY

Wilb.-Creston 78, Davenport 69

Casey Kuchenbuch scored 12 of his 27 in the fourth quarter and Roberth Gleason hit 6 of 6 free throws in the same quarter to lead the Wildcats (3-3, 3-6) over the visiting Gorillas (1-3, 2-5) at Wilbur.

Gleason added six assists and Sorrel Katich topped W-C with 12 rebounds.

Davenport 20 18 11 20 - 69

Wilbur-Creston 13 20 15 30 - 78

DAVENPORT Buchanan 12, Swain 15, Parsons 3, Telecky 11, FitzPatrick 3, Hammond 6, Turnbough 19.

WILBUR-CRESTON Leonard 3, Sapier 2, Tonasket 15, Gleason 11, Samuels 10, Kuchenbuch 27, S.Katich 7, Wippel 2.

Reardan 57, Odessa 48

Robb Soliday made 4 of 4 3-pointers and scored 10 of his 30 points in the third quarter as the Indians (3-1, 6-1) topped the visiting Tigers (2-4, 2-5).

Soliday, who made 10 of 12 free throws, also scored nine points in the first quarter. Nate Graham of Reardan added 10 rebounds.

Odessa 10 8 12 18 - 48

Reardan 12 14 17 14 - 57

ODESSA G.Schafer 0, Kramer 2, Starkel 0, Melcher 4, Floch 3, Carlson 6, Carroll 0, Z.Schafer 0, Hardung 0, Grall 15, Pitts 6, Praetorius 12.

REARDAN Lane 1, Graham 6, Ro.Soliday 30, Re.Soliday 5, Kiger 5, Titchenal 0, Eastman 8, Eller 2, Krupke 0.

Sprague-Harr. 68, Lind 54

Ryan Hattrup scored 22, and he and Brett Bly had six rebounds apiece to guide the Falcons (3-2, 5-4) over the visiting Bulldogs (1-5, 1-8) at Sprague.

Jaime Newcomb of S-H added nine assists. Lind’s Rob Schrenk, who is averaging 22 ppg, scored 19.

Lind 10 17 14 13 - 54

Sprague-Harrington 11 21 18 18 - 68

LIND Sheckells 0, Ruiz 5, Williamson 0, Montejano 9, Pennel 5, Clark 3, Fichtenberg 0, Sackmann 0, Schrenk 19, Palmer 13.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Newcomb 5, Wagner 2, Bly 12, Morton 0, Shields 1, Putney 4, Countryman 12, Kupers 0, Hattrup 22, Carper 10, Vold 0.

RIVERSIDE TOURNAMENT

Riverside 67, Deer Park 58

Kasey Ahrens made 13 of 15 from the line, scored 21 and had seven rebounds to guide the host Rams (5-2) over the Stags (2-4) in the title game.

Ryan Monroe’s three 3-pointers in the second half helped Riverside pull away. He and the Rams’ Micah Lundberg had six rebounds apiece.

Kettle Falls (2-4) beat Kendrick, Idaho, 72-50 in the consolation game. No details were reported.

Deer Park 17 8 13 20 - 58

Riverside 10 14 25 18 - 67

DEER PARK - Harris 2, Bryant 12, B.Robinson 0, Weger 6, Schmitz 18, Faulkner 2, Moran 7, Baker 11.

RIVERSIDE Otto 0, Hodgson 5, Koesel 7, Lundberg 14, Monroe 14, Johnson 4, Hansen 0, Ahrens 21, Finch 2.

PRIEST RIVER TOURNAMENT

Potlatch 64, Newport 45

A long, third-quarter scoreless streak by the Grizzlies (4-3) allowed the Loggers to pull away in the title game.

Nate Carrara of Newport had 11 rebounds.

Potlatch 14 17 15 18 - 64

Newport 12 11 4 18 - 45

POTLATCH B.Nicholson 3, Haddock 1, Brown 2, J.Nicholson 2, Fiscus 12, Lovell 9, Baker 11, Taylor 1, Strong 9, Vowels 14.

NEWPORT Larson 2, Ellersick 7, McClean 2, Martindale 1, Carrara 13, Knapp 5, Mumford 6, Richter 9.

CUSICK CROSSOVER

Selkirk 59, Clark Fork 36

Nathan Dial and Josh Davis had 10 rebounds apiece to lead a 41-22 edge on the boards as the Rangers (5-2) beat the Wampus Cats (3-5).

Clark Fork 11 7 8 10 - 36

Selkirk 14 18 13 14 - 59

CLARK FORK Rueter 8, Lambarth 10, Stutzke 5, Powell 5, Stevens 8.

SELKIRK Kinney 5, Farris 4, Gere 2, Davis 11, Pichette 14, Huffine 2, Dial 15, Fandrey 6.

F.Christian 41, Cusick 38

Jared Horton had 21 points, 12 rebounds and three blocked shots, and Ben Berg hit a pair of late free throws to lift the Eagles (2-4) over the Panthers (1-5).

Cusick missed four free throws in the final 30 seconds and shot just 25 percent from the field.

Falls Christian 8 17 8 8 - 41

Cusick 11 7 14 6 - 38

FALLS CHRISTIAN Bligh 0, Berg 2, Meoak 0, Burrage 0, Mullen 0, Smith 0, Burns 10, Lefevre 0, Backs 0, Horton 21, Larson 8.

CUSICK Scott 13, Hamilton 3, Waldman 2, Meek 3, Chantry 2, J.Finley 2, Martin 3, Birchall 4, S.Finley 6.

THURSDAY:

LaCrosse-Wash. 56, Touchet 39

The Tigercats (4-4) beat the host Indians (1-3) after trailing by five points at halftime.

LaCrosse-Washtucna 8 8 18 22 - 56

Touchet 11 10 10 8 - 39

LaCROSSE-WASHTUCNA Swenson 0, Ledbetter 12, Rouleau 13, Henley 0, Daniel 11, Kinch 4, Roberts 4, J.Whitman 12.

TOUCHET Ewing 0, Adams 10, Trejo 5, Nolan 2, Dussell 8, Renwick 2, Gosney 12.

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