Sandpoint Gets By Vikings

Sat., Feb. 11, 1995

BOYS BASKETBALL

Dallas Spielman scored 15 of his 26 points in the first half as the Sandpoint Bulldogs (2-6, 6-14) held on to beat the visiting Coeur d’Alene Vikings (2-6, 3-17) 64-61 in Inland Empire League play Friday night.

Chris Pederson hit one of his three fourth-quarter 3-pointers with 13 seconds remaining to pull Coeur d’Alene within 64-61.

Following the conclusion of the game, the Vikings won a coin-flip and earned the right to host Tuesday’s district playoff game against Sandpoint.

Coeur d’Alene 10 17 15 19 - 61 Sandpoint 20 22 14 8 - 64

COEUR D’ALENE Adamen 12, Clute 0, Coppess 8, Corbeill 0, Davis 7, Fink 2, Hermstad 0, Hoorelbeke 6, Klassen 5, Pederson 19, Stewart 2, Wild 0.

SANDPOINT Herrington 13, Buckmaster 2, Jeffres 6, Spielman 26, Evans 0, Trenholm 18, Love 0, Bowman 0.

Lewiston 48, Lake City 43

Ryan Baerlocher scored 13 of his 19 points in the first half to lift the Bengals (5-2, 13-6) over the visiting Timberwolves (5-3, 12-8).

Lake City’s Brian Russell was held scoreless in the second half and finished with six points, 14 below his season average.

Lake City 9 10 11 13 - 43 Lewiston 6 13 12 17 - 48

LAKE CITY (Coeur d’Alene) - Thompson 6, Kelly 7, Keefer 0, Wilson 2, Russell 6, Miller 4, Hoover 16, Beadell 2.

LEWISTON Perez 0, Frei 3, Baerlocher 19, Farris 2, Gomez 0, Ulrich 3, Gilchrist 11, Smithwick 10, Feider 0.

NON-LEAGUE

Wallace 62, Kootenai 55

After scoring 25 points in the first half, Jon Chatfield was limited to three in the second as the Miners (7-10) defeated the visiting Warriors (6-7).

Kootenai 13 24 11 7 - 55 Wallace 20 17 13 12 - 62

KOOTENAI Usdrowski 13, Orr 0, Lamb 6, Derbyshire 5, Greene 0, Reinhofer 0, Carlson 3, Chatfield 28.

WALLACE Carlson 3, St. Peter 2, Stutzke 0, Heyn 5, O.Cotter 13, I.Cotter 5, Juelfs 0, Sprute 8, Nipp 19, Hegbloom 7.

Lakeside 84, Logos 69

Glen Lambert scored 26 points and James Twoteeth had 21 as Lakeside shot 44 percent from the field.

Dan Montague had 12 rebounds and 26 points to lead the visiting Knights (10-7).

Lakeside 21 24 12 27 - 84 Logos 17 21 12 17 - 69

LAKESIDE Twoteeth 21, Montague 26, Nelson 2, Lambert 26, Meshell 12.

LOGOS Roberson 22, Wilson 18, Regg 18, Hoover 9, Twigg.

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