MULLAN - Gus Colburn had a game-high 26 points as the Kellogg Wildcats were able to overcome a slow first-half to take home the Silver Valley Tournament championship, beating the Genesis Prep Jaguars 67-38 on Saturday at the Mullan Pavilion.

The Wildcats went into halftime leading by nine points and Kellogg coach Jeff Lambert thought that was because his team had come in overconfident.

"Genesis played real well tonight," said Lambert. "They hustled around the court and are really well coached. I liked the way they played tonight. We came out a little overconfident and it took us until the second half to step up and take over."

Ty Brearley had 11 points, Tyler Hearon eight points for Genesis Prep (2-1), which hosts Christian Heritage on Tuesday in a Mountain Christian League game at Real Life Ministries in Post Falls.

Kellogg hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Genesis Prep 16 4 10 8 - 38

Kellogg 20 9 14 24 - 67

GENESIS PREP - Brearley 11, Birch 0, Shelton 0, Kim 0, M. Reidt 0, Miles 2, Schroeder 2, Hearon 8, Schrelbeis 3, A Reidt 0, Symons 8, Morrow 0.

KELLOGG - G. Colburn 26, Martin 5, Jerome 4, Peterson 2, Easley 0, Waechter 3, Stott 1, Gust 17, T. Colburn 3, McDonald 5.

Wallace 67

Mullan 48

MULLAN - Jason Waters scored 21 points, leading the Miners past the Tigers in the consolation game of the Silver Valley tournament at the Mullan Pavilion.

"We still have some things to work on but we really improved from last night to tonight," Wallace coach Corey Miller said. "We are still forcing shots but we played better help defense and we are really improving on getting the ball inside."

T.J Placencio had a game-high 23 points for Mullan.

"Our guys were working hard tonight but it just seems like we had a lid on the basket in the first half," Mullan coach Dan Fritz said. "We need to work on stuff like boxing out if we want to be successful the rest of the season."

Wallace (1-1) will host the Coeur d'Alene Charter JV on Thursday.

Mullan (0-2) faces the Coeur d'Alene Charter JV on Wednesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Wallace 15 12 20 20 - 67

Mullan 3 9 16 18 - 48

WALLACE - Waters 23, Bayer 3, Little 5, Dorah 1, Gust 2, Brantley 15, Walker 2, Martinez 0, Dancer 0, Smith 0, Browning 16,

MULLAN - T. Dykes 0, Ovnicek 9, Trogden 0, Barnes 0, Todd 4, D. Dykes 5, Placencio 23, Johnson 7.

Coeur d'Alene 64

Eastmont 50

EAST WENATCHEE, Wash. - The Vikings picked up their first win of the season, using an 18-8 run to close the first half to key a nonleague victory.

Coeur d'Alene took on three teams on the road in three straight days, losing its season opener by two to Shadle Park and by six Friday at Central Valley.

"We wanted to schedule as many quality opponents as we could," Coeur d'Alene coach Kurt Lundblad said. "We wanted to test our kids early and see where we stand. We got a lot out of it and that's why we scheduled these games."

Sophomore guard Brody Lundblad, the coach's son, was 5 for 6 from beyond the 3-point line and finished with 19 points and five assists. Colby Daniels hit 11 of 12 free throws and led all scorers with 20 points for the Vikings (1-2).

Tony Naccarato had nine rebounds for Coeur d'Alene, which plays host to Northwest Christian on Tuesday.

Kevin Best had 15 points for Eastmont.

Coeur d'Alene 13 18 15 18 - 64

Eastmont 14 8 10 18 - 50

COEUR d'ALENE - J. Naccarato 9, Lundblad 19, Lynn 2, Daniels 20, Schuon 0, Sparks 3, Kluss 6, T. Naccarato 5.

EASTMONT - Niesz 0, A. Guerra 0, I. Guerra 0, Lathan 1, Best 15, Lange 0, Burch 6, Calvillo 2, McGill 2, Alvarez 4, Porter 9, Erb 11.

Post Falls 57

West Valley 47

SPOKANE - Trojans senior post Jake Blakney racked up a double-double in a nonleague road win, with 15 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in the Border Clash game at host West Valley.

Dalton Thompson added 14 points and five rebounds for Post Falls (2-0).

"I thought West Valley tried to take us out of the things we like to do," Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. "I thought they did a good job of making the flow of the game their style. We didn't have our best offensive effort, so we've got to fix that."

Martin Herford scored 15 points for West Valley.

Post Falls plays Friday at Spanish Springs, Nev., and on Saturday at Douglas, Nev.

Post Falls 15 15 15 12 - 57

West Valley 11 12 13 11 - 47

POST FALLS - McLean 0, W. Millsap 2, McCullough 8, Anderson 6, Flaa 0, English 0, Pfennigs 0, Thompson 14, Hillman 5, J. Millsap 7, Blakney 15.

WEST VALLEY - Yoakum 7, Foster 2, Rice 4, Hall 8, Ray 0, Stamey 2, Herford 15, Folkins 9.

North Central 53

Lake City 48

SPOKANE - After trailing by 19 points, the Timberwolves' storming comeback attempt fell a bit short in a nonleague loss to the Indians at West Valley in the Border Clash.

North Central led 49-28 after the third quarter, but Lake City went on a 20-4 run to finish the game.

"In the last six minutes of the game, we played like we should all the time," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "We had a ton of energy, our defensive intensity was outstanding. Unfortunately, for the first 26 minutes, none of those things existed. We didn't move the ball around on offense and played very poor defense."

Quinn Mitchell scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds for Lake City (1-2). Joe Pasquale had eight points and seven boards.

Point guard Riley Smith hit five 3-pointers and scored 27 points for North Central.

Lake City hosts Sandpoint on Friday.

North Central 15 21 13 4 - 53

Lake City 11 6 11 20 - 48

NORTH CENTRAL - Williams 0, Hollister 9, Lawrence 3, Pethers 8, Higley 2, Smith 27, Scally 4, Strand 0.

LAKE CITY - Stapleton 0, Louie-McGee 5, Goggin 1, Dotson 8, Hunter 3, Hughes 2, Pasquale 8, Colwell 0, Mitchell 15, Hancock 6.

Lakeland 63

Bonners Ferry 34

BONNERS FERRY - Tyrel Derrick had 18 points and six assists for the Hawks in a nonleague win against the Badgers.

"We got out to a 9-0 run and started really well," Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. "We were able to control the tempo to what we wanted to and got a lot of baskets in transition."

Auston Henry scored 14 points for Lakeland (2-0), which hosts West Valley on Tuesday.

Bonners Ferry (0-1) hosts the Lake City junior varsity on Thursday.

Lakeland 19 15 18 11 - 63

Bonners Ferry 6 7 11 10 - 34

LAKELAND - Ram 7, Cooper 2, Derrick 18, Roth 5, Henry 14, McDevitt 3, Zubaly 2, Plunkett 2, Knight 2, O'Neal 0, Ray 8.

BONNERS FERRY - Merrifield 2, O'Hara 6, Harrington 6, Stockton 6, Stone 3, Cark 0, Netson 5, Blackmore 6.

Mountain View 96

Sandpoint 57

PENDLETON, Ore. - Carlos Collado scored a team-high 14 points, but the Bulldogs were blown out by the Bend, Ore., school in the third place game of the Pendleton tournament.

The Bulldogs (1-2) are implementing a new full-court, attacking style under new coach Kent Leiss, and at least on Saturday, it is still a work in progress. Dylan Kuzmich added 11 points and Matt Timothy 10, but the Bulldogs had trouble getting stops defensively, falling behind early and never recovering.

Assistant coach Mike Roos said it was a combination of a strong Mountain View team and a Bulldog team still trying to find its footing.

"Mountain View was a skilled team. They came out firing, made their first four 3-pointers," said Roos. "The kids are still learning to push it on offense and defense, they're not used to it. They made strides. Hopefully we start putting up some wins."

Davan Norris added eight points, Paul Sundquist six, Jake Aguirre four and Cooper Spalding and Troy Mitton two apiece to round out the Bulldog scorers.

Sandpoint is at Kellogg on Tuesday.

St. Maries 58

Rosalia (Wash.) 27

ST. MARIES - Logan Feasline scored 12 of his 16 points in the third quarter, sparking the Lumberjacks past the Spartans.

"We kind of opened the game up with a good run in the third quarter," St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. "It was a good win for us and overall really good for a first game."

St. Maries' original season opener on Friday was postponed as the Lumberjacks were not in school due to icy roads. No makeup date has been announced.

A.J. Becktel had six rebounds, four assists and four blocked shots for St. Maries, which travels to Potlatch on Tuesday.

Rosalia 4 12 6 5 - 27

St. Maries 12 15 23 8 - 58

ROSALIA - Angelo 6, Jacobs 3, Neill 4, Engel 7, Pakootas 5, Gregory 2, Beck 0, Robertson 0, Holling 0.

ST. MARIES - Loundsbury 7, Gibson 3, Seiler 4, Truscott 1, Greer 7, Wilson 0, Asbury 0, Burnett 0, Smith 15, Feasline 16, Becktel 5.

Lakeside 68

Cusick 65 (OT)

WELLPINIT, Wash. - Jordan Nilson had 33 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and five steals as the Knights beat the Panthers in overtime of the consolation game in the Wellpinit tournament.

Mike Huber hit a 3-pointer with 20 seconds remaining for Lakeside (1-1) to send the game to overtime. Huber had 10 points, 11 rebounds and five blocked shots.

"We're heading in the right direction," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "I'm really proud of Mike. He came alive for us and hit that key shot to put us into overtime. We set up a play, they keyed on our other guard and he stepped back and knocked it down."

Hunter Kolar scored 17 points for Lakeside (1-1), which travels to Logos on Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Alex Bluff scored 18 points for Cusick (0-2).

Cusick 11 16 19 15 4 - 65

Lakeside 7 12 26 16 7 - 68

CUSICK - Cunningham 0, Ty. Shanholtzer 12, Bauer 16, Holmes 9, Nomee 2, Alex Bluff 18, Hendershot 0, T. Nomee 0, To. Schanenholder 2, Pope 6.

LAKESIDE - Sanchez 0, Ju. Mitchell 4, Kolar 17, Curley 0, Huber 10, Nilson 33, Abrahamson 0.

Christian Center 68

N.I. Christian 42

COEUR d'ALENE - Jens Kuetemeyer had 27 points, 12 rebounds and six steals, leading the Lions past the Royals in a Mountain Christian League game at Canfield Middle School.

Drew Hansen scored 14 points and Luke Ryssel had 10 rebounds for Christian Center (2-0, 2-0 MCL), which faces Kootenai Thunder at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake on Monday.

John Connelly scored 11 points and Christian Jesensky had eight points and 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (1-2, 0-2), which faces The Oaks at Canfield Middle School next Saturday.

Christian Center 14 12 28 14 - 68

N.I. Christian 8 13 7 14 - 42

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Dr. Hansen 14, Kuetemeyer 27, Howard 9, Hite 4, Ryssel 10, Da. Hansen 2, Harryman 2, Engels 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Jesensky 8, Lahosit 6, Gabrielsen 4, Connelly 11, Beck 3, Cottier 9, Boland 0, White 1.

Clark Fork 45

Cd'A Charter JV 28

COEUR d'ALENE - Clark Fork defeated the Panther JV at Holy Family Catholic School.

No information was reported for Clark Fork.

Jeffrey Kersh scored 16 points for the Coeur d'Alene Charter JV, which plays Tuesday at Mullan.

CLARK FORK - Scoring not reported.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Putren 0, Rubalcaba 6, Ricks 2, Valov 0, Miles 0, Griffin 0, Kersh 16, Benzinger 0, Skarda 4.