Cda Holds Off Bulldogs

Sat., Feb. 15, 1997

Casey Hoorelbeke scored 22 points and the visiting Coeur d’Alene Vikings (13-7, 5-3) used late free throws Friday night to beat Sandpoint (7-13, 1-7), 54-42.

The Bulldogs came within four points in the fourth quarter before falling back.

League champ Post Falls (8-0) and Lewiston (3-4) complete the Inland Empire League regular season tonight.

The A-1 Region I tournament begins Monday, with No. 5 Sandpoint playing a loser-out game at No. 4 Lake City (3-5). The tourney’s doubleelimination portion begins Wednesday at Post Falls.

Coeur d’Alene 12 14 9 19 - 54

Sandpoint 13 3 15 11 - 42

COEUR D’ALENE O’Dowd 6, Davis 0, Kovatch 3, Gibbs 17, Hoorelbeke 22, Wood 3, Rupp 3, Sigler 0.

SANDPOINT Boren 7, Nieman 2, Jeffres 11, Bowman 4, Eller 0, Herrington 2, Palmer 9, Gehring 0, Kleinert 7.

IML BOYS

Moscow 61, SM 37

Adam Miller scored 20 points on 8-of-13 shooting as the league-leading Bears (12-3, 8-0) cruised to a road win over the Lumberjacks (8-9, 4-4).

Moscow, which leads second-place Kellogg (5-2) by 2-1/2 games, clinched at least a tie for the league title.

Chris Weinmann had eight rebounds for St. Maries.

Moscow 13 16 12 20 - 61

St. Maries 6 8 12 11 - 37

MOSCOW Brown 0, Rinaldi 2, Miller 20, Kuske 2, Curtis 6, Cosgrove 6, Stewart 3, Richards 3, Johnson 4, Owen 7, Shupe 4, Comstock 4.

ST. MARIES Eccles 1, Boyd 0, Craner 2, Mettler 2, Eberlin 2, Konkright 5, Weinmann 16, Bifford 0, Raebel 2, Brebner 3, Lanning 4.

IEL wrestling

Travis Swam, at 152 pounds, and Scott Hoogland (112) provided two of Lewiston’s nine pins during a 59-16 season-ending league dual meet at Coeur d’Alene.

The Vikings won the top three weights, starting with Dusty Gatten’s pin at 171.

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