Lakeside Runs Past Cascade

Fri., March 7, 1997

A-4 boys

James Twoteeth scored 15 points to lead Lakeside past Cascade (18-4) 71-57 in Idaho state A-4 action at Borah High School in Boise.

Lakeside next plays Dietrich at 6:30 tonight in the semis at Borah.

The Knights (21-1) jumped to a 17-point halftime lead and were never threatened in the second half.

Andrew Twiss added 12 points and 10 rebounds for Lakeside. Buck Allen had 11 points for the Knights.

Cascade moves to the consolation bracket.

Lakeside 71, Cascade 57

Cascade 6 18 21 12 - 57 Lakeside 24 17 14 16 - 71

CASCADE - Scott 2, Kennedy 10, Hass 4, Pierce 4, Aschenbr 7, Fraiser 0, Hull 8, Pierce 2, Dunn 9, Baker 2, Cimbalik 3, Heath 6.

LAKESIDE (PLUMMER,ID) - Twoteeth 15, Nelson 9, Lozeau 4, Allen 11, McFadden 2, Pluff 5, Lambert 7, T.Morris 2, Twiss 12, B.Morris 4.

Troy 47, Mullan 34

Morgan LeBlanc scored 25 points, including four 3-pointers, and had six rebounds to lead Troy (22-3) past Mullan (18-7) in other state A-4 at Bishop Kelly High School in Boise.

Although Troy was a small team in size, they were able to stop the Tigers with a tenacious man-to-man defense. Al Sisk led the Tigers (18-7) with 24 points and 12 rebounds. John Potter added ten points and six rebounds for Troy.

Mullan moves into the losers bracket against Nampa Christian at 3:50 today at Bishop Kelly.

Mullan 6 4 9 15 - 34 Troy 10 15 6 16 - 47

MULLAN - Fritz 0, Chavez 0, Angle 2, Sisk 24, Truesdell 0, Greenfield 8.

TROY - Potter 10, L. Payne 2, Geidl 2, LeBlanc 25, McKenzie 0, Z. Payne 8.

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