Charities Help Propel Post Falls

Ten players scored and host Post Falls (11-2) made 14 of 17 free throws Tuesday in a non-league boys basketball win over East Valley (0-13).

Post Falls led by four points with 2 minutes left in the first half, but EV turnovers led to a 12-point halftime bulge. The Trojans had a 28-12 rebounding edge and held EV to 38-percent shooting from the field. EV’s Aaron Wilkinson had 10 points and four steals.

Post Falls 71, East Valley 40

East Valley 10 15 1 14 - 40 Post Falls 14 23 16 18 - 71

EAST VALLEY Schindler 0, LeGrant 7, Halttunen 0, McLachlan 3, Freund 0, Wilkinson 10, Huston 12, Sanchez 2, Shogren 2, Ostrander 4.

POST FALLS Curtis 6, Alexander 11, Edmonds 0, Roberts 5, Hollenbeck 12, Pichotta 4, Pope 10, McLean 4, Cudmore 11, Lee 6, Froelich 2.

Priest River 61, Wallace 57

Jared Troust and Kyle York scored 14 points apiece as the visiting Spartans (5-6) held off the Miners (6-6).

Priest River led by 12 points in the third quarter, but Wallace pulled within three in the final quarter. Wallace’s Ryan Nipp had 24 points and five rebounds.

Priest River 13 18 17 13 - 61 Wallace 15 9 15 18 - 57

PRIEST RIVER Score 4, York 14, Rabe 9, Schaefer 6, Troust 14, Walters 2, Mohr 12.

WALLACE Carlson 6, Heyn 3, O.Cotter 0, I.Cotter 0, Sprute 14, Nipp 24, Hegbloom 10.

Falls Christian 95, Logos 69

At Post Falls, Josh Erk had 15 of his 27 points in the third quarter and added 12 steals as the Eagles (7-7) defeated the visitors from Moscow.

Jared Horton went 10 of 12 from the floor for the Eagles, scoring 24 points and taking 14 rebounds. Adrian Cushman was 9 of 12 and Tyson Allen 7 of 8 from the field for the winners. Nathan Wilson scored 29 and Ryan Hoover 22 for Logos.

Logos 18 15 17 19 - 69 Falls Christian 26 21 29 19 - 95

LOGOS Grauke 6, Twigg 3, Roberson 8, Hoover 22, Wilson 29, Christopherson 0, Nygaard 1.

FALLS CHRISTIAN Cushman 19, Erk 27, Gelnette 8, McKee 2, Backs 0, Horton 24, Mullan 0, Allen 15.

North Star

Clark Fork 68, Lakeside 60 (OT)

At Plummer, Jeremy Lizotte scored 25 and sent the game into overtime with a basket in the final 2 seconds as the visiting Wampus Cats (3-0, 7-5) beat the Knights (1-2, 5-5) to maintain the league lead.

Lizotte scored eight points in the third quarter and five in OT. Clark Fork held the Knights to 14-percent shooting in the extra period.

Lakeside lost starters Glen Lamberg and Brendon Nelson in OT. Nelson had 15 points, 10 rebounds and eight blocked shots.

Clark Fork 10 14 20 10 14 - 68 Lakeside 10 13 8 23 6 - 60

CLARK FORK Gow 9, Cheslic 16, Reuter 4, Lizotte 25, Higgins 0, Stevens 14.

LAKESIDE Twoteeth 2, SiJohn 13, Montague 10, Nelson 15, Lamberg 7, Wolfe 1, Meshell 12.

Washington non-league

Chewelah 64, Cheney 62

Greg Belzer’s rebound and putback with 2 seconds remaining lifted the host Cougars (7-4) over the Blackhawks (2-10).

Cheney led by eight points halfway through the final quarter. Greg Rainer’s basket with 40 seconds left gave Chewelah a 62-60 lead. Cheney tied the game with 23 seconds left on two free throws by Sam Holmes.

Chewelah’s Jeremy Landram had 14 of his 20 points in the first half, and finished with nine assists and six steals. Rich DeMulling of Cheney scored 21.

Cheney 11 25 12 14 - 62 Chewelah 13 19 13 19 - 64

CHENEY Randall 4, Urdahl 5, Chodorowski 9, Ohuche 0, Just 0, Holmes 14, DeMulling 21, Adood 9.

CHEWELAH Landram 20, Murbach 2, Wissing 0, Skok 5, Boone 15, Belzer 9, Rodgers 2, Rainer 11.

Northeast A

Newport 70, Riverside 51

Raymond Walden scored 10 of his 24 points in the third quarter, including back-to-back 3-pointers, as the host Grizzlies (5-5, 8-6) defeated the Rams (7-3, 9-4) and knocked them out of first place.

Walden was 11 of 19 from the floor and teammate Nate Carrara had 17 points and 12 rebounds. Chris Randles was 7 of 7 from the line during Newport’s 25-point fourth quarter. Riverside trails idle Freeman (7-2) by one-half game.

Riverside 19 12 10 10 - 51 Newport 10 20 15 25 - 70

RIVERSIDE Cook 6, Hodgson 0, Koesel 4, Monroe 9, Smith 0, Johnson 0, Nelson 0, Ahrens 12, Kuntz 12, Gannon 8.

NEWPORT Larson 4, Randles 12, Frederick 11, Walden 24, Smyly 0, Orth 0, Taylor 2, Bishop 0, Carrara 17, Knapp 0, Wilson 0.

Panorama

Curlew 62, Inchelium 43

Curt Nelson had 22 points and nine rebounds as the third-ranked Cougars (8-0, 12-0) maintained their North Division lead by defeating the host Hornets (1-8, 2-10).

Gary Hughes added 16 points and 10 rebounds for Curlew, which sealed the win with fourth-quarter freethrow shooting. Inchelium’s Shawn Christianson had 17 points and seven rebounds.

Curlew 14 14 15 19 - 62 Inchelium 16 6 9 12 - 43

CURLEW Engeland 0, Baker 0, Paul 7, Whitted 0, Brown 4, Miller 0, Edwards 2, Hughes 16, Thurik 0, Wakefield 9, Nelson 22.

INCHELIUM Pakootas 15, J.D.Finley 0, T.Finley 0, M.Finley 3, G.Desautel 2, Sutton 4, C.Finley 0, Christianson 17.