Long Shots Good For Cf

Girls basketball

Long shots made Clark Fork anything but a long shot to win the North Star League championship.

Courtenay Kiebert and Sierra McDaniel combined to hit 8 of 16 3-pointers Saturday to fuel Clark Fork’s 59-30 win over visiting Kootenai.

The Wampus Cats (4-0 NSL) took a one-half game lead over Kootenai (4-1). Kootenai will finish its league season at home Friday against the same Wampus Cats.

CF’s Shana Worcester added 14 rebounds.

Clark Fork 59, Kootenai 30

Kootenai 7 13 4 6 - 30

Clark Fork 20 11 15 13 - 59

Kootenai (5-12, 4-1) - Andersen 10, Weidmer 0, K. Dooney 3, Banderob 2, Donohoe 8, Neff 0, Flint 0, Schlepp 3, Scheffelmaier 0, T. Dooney 4.

Clark Fork (10-8, 4-0) - Derr 6, Ruen 4, S. McDaniel 9, Kiebert 18, Anderson 0, Scofield 2, Saunders 0, H. McDaniel 7, Rounsville 2, Worcester 9, A. Keibert 2, Hurt 0.

Central Idaho League

Lapwai 44, Lakeside 35

The Wildcats defeated the visiting Knights to clinch the North Division title and a bye to the A-3 District I-II tournament at Lewiston High.

Lakeside 14 2 12 7 - 35

Lapwai 7 11 14 12 - 44

Lakeside (12-9, 7-3) - McPeak 4, Benak 0, Moore 2, Middleton 3, M. Kelley 15, Fuchs 10, Silvers 1.

Lapwai (12-5, 7-2) - Brown 2, Walker 5, Henry 4, McCormack 4, Leighton 4, Kimbrough 0, Campbell 0, Pinkham 9, James 16.