Lake City Pulls Away

Girls basketball

Lake City pounded the ball inside in the third quarter Tuesday night and used a 16-2 run to break open a tight Border League game and defeat East Valley 57-42 in Coeur d’Alene.

Timberwolves post players Kellie Stern and Laura Dodge combined for 17 of LC’s 20 points in the third quarter.

Lake City’s 49-31 lead going into the final period was its biggest advantage. However, East Valley’s Knights couldn’t come any closer than 13 points in the final 8 minutes.

Stern led LC with 19 points and Dodge backed her up with 18. Five Timberwolves accounted for the 57 points.

Rebecca Triplett led East Valley with 16 points. Sarah Shogren added 14 for the Knights.

LC 57, EV 42

East Valley 9 14 8 11 - 42

Lake City 12 17 20 8 - 57

East Valley (4-3, 2-3) - Schumacher 1 0-0 2, LeGrant 1 0-0 2, J. Frazier 3 0-0 7, An. Tonani 0 0-0 0, Al. Tonani 0 1-2 1, Schultz 0 0-0 0, Shogren 6 2-4 14, Girven 0 0-0 0, Triplett 8 0-1 16, Younker 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 3-7 42.

Lake City (7-4, 6-3) - Chamberlin 2 0-1 5, Schuh 0 0-0 0, Hayes 0 0-0 0, Carpenter 2 0-0 5, Colwell 0 0-0 0, Brumley 0 0-0 0, Bro 5 0-0 10, Riggs 0 0-0 0, Hanson 0 0-0 0, Dodge 7 3-4 18, Stern 7 5-6 19, Troxel 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 8-11 57.

3-point goals - Carpenter, Dodge, J. Frazier. Total fouls - EV 13, LC 10. Fouled out - none. Technicals - EV coach Darsi Frazier.

Intermountain league

Lakeland 53, Bonners Ferry 40

Lacie Berger and Micki Desmarais scored 11 apiece to push the Hawks past the visiting Badgers.

Jasmine Robertson scored 10 for the Badgers, including 2 of 3 shooting from behind the arc.

Lakeland 8 18 13 14 - 53

Bonners Ferry 12 4 7 17 - 40

Lakeland (9-2, 3-1) - Jamison 4, Smith 5, Desmarais 11, Austad 5, Waller 4, Egbert 6, Duvall 7, Berger 11.

Bonners Ferry (3-9, 2-1) - Mellett 2, J. Robertson 10, A. Ashby 4, L. Ashby 2, Larson 4, Cady 0, Bateman 11, Armstrong 0, D. Robertson 7.

St. Maries 55, Timberlake 49

Tiffany Holdahl put in four points in the final minute for the Lumberjacks after teammate Nikki Gibson scored three to break a 48-48 deadlock in a victory over the visiting Tigers. Holdahl finished with nine points, five assists and four steals. Gibson had eight rebounds.

Cassi Reisenauer and Angie Campbell led Timberlake with 12 apiece.

Timberlake 6 15 12 16 - 49

St. Maries 10 13 14 18 - 55

Timberlake (2-6, 0-3) - Beyer 14, Reisenauer 12, Lower 0, Forsberg 0, Miller 0, Campbell 12, Kreider 5, Adams 6.

St. Maries (4-6, 2-3) - Harpole 2, Cuvala 0, Holdahl 9, A. Hammons 6, Boyd 2, Grieser 4, Kachelmier 13, Nelson 2, M. Hammons 0, Gibson 13, Pierce 4.

Non-league

Wallace 59, Falls Christian 43

Stephanie Lavigne’s 15-point burst in the second half led the way for the Miners to defeat the visiting Eagles. Lavigne finished with 20 points and 13 rebounds.

Kim Williams had a team-high 16 points for Falls Christian.

Falls Christian 13 10 6 14 - 43

Wallace 10 16 14 19 - 59

Falls Christian (2-6) - Johnson 7, Williams 16, Dunning 10, Poole 2, Taylor 4, Jenkins 3, Hayman 1.

Wallace (3-7) - Sleezer 0, Branstetter 6, Striker 0, Gregory 0, Deahn 5, Lavigne 20, Zent 2, Krulitz 11, Kirby 0, Carrico 13, Cantamessa 2.

Lakeside 53, Kootenai 26

The host Knights shut out the Warriors in the first quarter then glided to victory at Plummer.

Michelle Kelley led Lakeside with 16 points, six boards and four steals.

Kootenai 0 6 9 11 - 26

Lakeside 10 12 11 20 - 53

Kootenai (1-7) - Dooney 0, Reinhardt 4, M. Kraack 7, Banderob 2, Donohoe 5, Andersen 2, Mitchell 0, Schlepp 4, Scheffelmaier 2, Anderson 0, Wiedmer 0.

Lakeside (11-4) - Sijohn 2, McPeak 4, Moore 0, Kolar 9, Middleton 10, Kelley 16, Fuchs 4, Mullen 8.

Lake City JV 41, Mullan 17

The Timberwolves junior varsity devastated the host Tigers, capitalizing on Megan Holmes’ 4-of-7 shooting for a team-high nine points.

Adina Winstead collected 11 rebounds for Mullan

Lake City JV 14 13 12 2 - 41

Mullan 5 5 3 4 - 17

Lake City junior varsity - Gray 0, Holmes 9, Mapothor 0, Freeman 0, Tice 4, Cousor 8, Frank 8, Jost 5, Sande 4, Thomaselli 3.

Mullan (2-8) - Haas 2, Erickson 0, Hegbloom 2, Alexander 0, White 0, Winstead 4, Hoven 4, Autio 2, Davidson 0, Auger 0, Garitone 3.

Washington

Pullman 47, Clarkston 32

Christa Brossman overcame a poor shooting night by finishing with 11 rebounds and three steals as the Greyhounds handed the visiting Bantams their 11th consecutive loss.

Brossman, an area-best 23.8 ppg, shot 5 of 25 from the floor and her team was 18 of 67.

Clarkston 2 9 9 12 - 32

Pullman 6 7 13 21 - 47

Clarkston (0-8) - Franzese 0, Smith 8, Tucker 6, Murray 0, Kaschmitter 0, Jones 0, Johnson 11, Pavey 0, Rodgers 6, Munden 1.

Pullman (5-1) - Brossman 11, Rose 2, Sheridan 0, Keck 0, Sodorff 0, Mirkovich 0, Rydbom 6, Chamberlain 9, Neill 0, Curry 4, Johnston 10, Stolmeier 4, Toth 1.

Chewelah 40, Priest River 39

Chrissy Oneal had 14 rebounds and Piper Moore five assists as the Cougars edged the visiting Spartans.

Priest River 7 11 4 17 - 39

Chewelah 14 13 5 8 - 40

Priest River (9-4) - Troudt 3, Oscarson 4, Duley 0, Washburn 0, Yount 6, Turner 13, Lemm 0, Cork 2, Guthrie 12.

Chewelah (3-2) - Franklin 7, Davis 0, Moore 6, White 3, Kinley 2, Oneal 11, Grytdal 11, Culler 0.

Colfax 59, Tekoa-Oakesdale 54

Tiffany Pittman had 12 rebounds and the visiting Bulldogs held off a rally for their second win over the Nighthawks in 18 days.

Colfax 17 13 16 13 - 59

Tekoa-Oakes. 7 18 10 19 - 54

Colfax (7-3) - L. Mellor 0, Pittman 13, J. Mellor 5, Hall 8, B. VanTine 7, Rohner 12, Baldree 12, Tribbett 2.

Tekoa-Oakesdale (5-3) - Driscoll 6, Smith 0, Wagner 0, Smart 11, Hurley 0, Graffis 16, Bruce 2, Cox 19.