PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeside boys win in OT

* BOYS

PRIEST RIVER - Jordan Brown made two free throws with two seconds remaining to lift the Lakeside Knights past the Newport Grizzlies 85-84 in the opening round of the Priest River Christmas tournament Friday.

Lakeside trailed by 13 points at the start of the third quarter, but rallied to take a 75-72 lead with 10 seconds remaining, but a 3-pointer from Jeron Konkright, who finished with 44 points, sent the game to overtime.

"I told our point guard to foul so they'd have to shoot from the foul line, but we couldn't get there in time," Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. "It was a good comeback for our kids and they played really well. Konkright is an unbelievable player. We were all over him and he was making shots all over the place."

Doug Schatz scored 27 points for Lakeside (5-2), which faces Priest River in tonight's championship game at 7 p.m. Priest River beat Selkirk 61-45.

Lakeside 11 19 18 27 10 - 85

Newport 18 24 19 15 9 - 84

LAKESIDE - Stensgar 2, Pluff 10, Meshell 17, Schatz 27, Kolar 13, Nilson 8, Brown 8.

NEWPORT - Mullaley 8, Konkright 44, Lyon 18, McDaniel 2, Zorica 3, Hastings 3, Ownbey 3, Smith 0, Allen 4.

Clarkston 65

Lake City 59

COEUR d'ALENE - The host Timberwolves took a one-point lead midway through the fourth quarter, but the Bantams made some key baskets and free throws down the stretch in the nonleague game.

Kade Sobotta scored 23 points, C.J. Johnson 19 for Clarkston (5-0).

"Clarkston is unbelievably fast, and they play with that same tempo - run, run, run," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "It was a great high school basketball game. They probably made some better decisions at critical times than we did."

Kyle Guice totaled 26 points, six rebounds and five blocks for Lake City (4-1), which travels to Pasco next Friday.

Clarkston 13 20 16 16 - 65

Lake City 14 16 13 16 - 59

CLARKSTON - K. Sobotta 23, Blunt 11, D. Sobotta 0, Adams 4, Allen 0, Dwyer 0, Sperry 5, Holman 3, Johnson 19.

LAKE CITY - Adams 4, Pratt 6, Louie-McGee 0, Vetsch 0, Guice 26, Turner 2, Dahl 7, Winger 10, Mitchell 1, Hancock 3.

East Valley 69

Timberlake 48

SPIRIT LAKE - J.T. Phelan scored 19 points to lead the Knights past the Tigers in a nonleague game.

"They played well and shot the ball really well," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said. "We just got outplayed tonight."

East Valley shot 21 of 29 from the free-throw line and forced 16 Timberlake turnovers in the win.

Keegan Scott scored 16 points, Austin Allen 14 for Timberlake (0-6), which competes in the West Valley tournament next Friday and Saturday.

East Valley 16 18 20 15 - 69

Timberlake 13 9 13 12 - 48

EAST VALLEY - Zurfluh 2, Jordan 5, Keplin 12, Phelan 19, Brown 2, Jacobs 8, Bancroft 12, Standifer 5, Erickson 2, Tidd 2.

TIMBERLAKE - Cramer 3, Johnson 8, Austin 0, Menti 0, Scott 16, Jones 0, Allen 14, Kistler 2, Cronnelly 5, Tonkin 0.

Deary 39

Kootenai 28

HARRISON FLATS - Jake Pfeiffer had 15 points, five rebounds and two steals for the Warriors, who fell behind 21-13 at halftime and couldn't catch up in the nonleague loss.

"We're not real deep," Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. "We got a little tired and they got out on a good run on us. But we played well. We've just got to get our turnovers under control. We had too many empty possessions."

Anthony Ausman grabbed six rebounds, Colson Schultz five for Kootenai (2-3), which returns to action Jan. 9 at home vs. the Kellogg junior varsity.

Bryden Proctor scored 19 points for Deary.

Deary 10 11 8 10 - 39

Kootenai 9 4 5 10 - 28

DEARY - Brown 3, Lundy 4, Proctor 19, Olson 2, Joslin 2, K. Stelck 0, Beyer 2, Younger 0, J. Stelck 8, Halen 0.

KOOTENAI - Whipple 0, Keogh 0, Willms 4, Ausman 7, Love 0, Pfeiffer 15, Shadley 0, Schultz 2, Hall 0.

N.I. Christian 50

Chr. Heritage 38

LIBERTY LAKE - Paul Connelly had 12 points and six assists as the Royals knocked off the visitors from Edwall, Wash., in Mountain Christian League play at the HUB Sports Center.

Jeremiah Chersin had nine rebounds, Elijah Schreibeis four steals for North Idaho Christian (6-4, 4-1 MCL), which returns to action Jan. 7 vs. The Oaks at the HUB.

Jacob Rossey scored a game-high 18 points for Christian Heritage.

Christian Heritage 8 12 5 13 - 38

N.I. Christian 9 16 19 6 - 50

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Ricketts 2, Cousins 6, Rossey 18, Herron 12, Smith 0, Revieso 0, Cao 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Booth 6, P. Connelly 12, J. Connelly 6, Jesensky 8, Chersin 2, Stedman 5, Schreibeis 7, Gabrielsen 4, Thompson 0.

* GIRLS

Lake City 55

Clarkston 44

COEUR d'ALENE - Hailey Jackson scored nine of her game-high 14 points in the third quarter for the Timberwolves, who beat the Bantams in nonleague play.

"Hailey hit some really big shots for us in the third quarter," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "We didn't come out very focused and played flat in the first half. I really thought Cierra (Dvorak) and Camryn (Wendlandt) sparked us off the bench. In the third quarter, we came out focused and picked up the intensity and created some easy looks at the basket."

Whitney Meier added 11 points, Dvorak nine points and Wendlandt six rebounds for Lake City (6-2), which hosts Lewis and Clark today at 3 p.m.

Clarkston 9 11 14 10 - 44

Lake City 9 11 23 12 - 55

CLARKSTON - Arnone 4, Denton 4, Morrow 4, Beuke 6, Dimke 0, Jose 6, Swan 3, Carey 3, Meyers 9, Eke 5.

LAKE CITY - Jackson 14, Dvorak 9, Wilson 2, Wheelock 2, Wendlandt 5, Smith 6, Maryon 0, Farrell 6, Meier 11.

East Valley 43

Timberlake 40

SPIRIT LAKE - Jessica Norlander scored 15 points, Allison Kirby 10 for the host Tigers in the nonleague loss to the Knights.

"We played really well, especially on defense," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "It was the best defense we've played in the first half all year. I was really pleased with the fact we held them to 16 points in the first half. They're a great offensive team."

Neither team led by more than five points during the entire game.

Alex Rankin scored 17 points to pace East Valley.

Timberlake (5-4) is at the West Valley tournament next Friday and Saturday.

East Valley 6 10 12 15 - 43

Timberlake 7 12 8 13 - 40

EAST VALLEY - Morscheck 2, H. Burland 10, Phelan 2, Burgess 2, E. Burland 8, Rankin 17, Love 0, Cameron 2.

TIMBERLAKE - Gardom 2, Rhodes 2, Kirby 10, Seubert 2, Fitzmorris 3, Norlander 15, Mallet 6.

Chr. Heritage 57

N.I. Christian 44

LIBERTY LAKE - Alex Gwin scored 16 of her 18 points in the second half for the Royals, which lost to the Patriots in a Mountain Christian League game at the HUB Sports Center.

Emily Prosch had 12 points and seven rebounds, Gwin eight rebounds and four assists and Erikah Palmer had eight rebounds and six blocked shots for North Idaho Christian (2-3, 2-2 MCL), which faces Christian Center in the opening round of the Tri-State tournament next Friday at the HUB.

Christian Heritage 27 9 17 4 - 57

N.I. Christian 5 11 10 18 - 44

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Stone 0, Yoder 19, Klein 16, Knotts 6, Rossey 0, Wollweder 16.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Andrews 3, Gwin 18, Prosch 12, Ward 6, Bowlin 3, Palmer 2.