• GIRLS BASKETBALL

SPOKANE — Allison Kirby scored 18 points as the Timberlake Tigers held off the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups 54-48 on Friday night.

“I was pretty happy with our defense overall and the girls did a great job of creating some turmoil,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “I was happy with our toughness tonight. It was the most physical game I’ve been a part of and we showed a lot of toughness to compete in a game like that. We’re not the biggest, and this kind of game is not to our advantage, but I was really impressed that we were able to hang in and get the win.”

Keelie Lawler scored 13 points for Timberlake (5-1), which hosts Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday.

Timberlake 8 14 14 18 — 54

Gonzaga Prep 9 8 11 20 — 48

TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 7, Kelley 3, Mallet 4, Starr 3, Jezek 3, Kirby 18, Cheevers 3, Lawler 13.

GONZAGA PREP — Decker 4, Hammon 0, Groh 2, Mayer 13, Seflo 3, Dodson 0, Penny 0, McDermott 13, Keyes 13.

Lake City 57

West Valley 39

COEUR d’ALENE — Keara Simpson had eight points, 15 rebounds and five assists for the Timberwolves in a win over the visiting Eagles.

Nina Carlson scored 17 points for Lake City (4-0), which hosts Moscow on Monday. The Timberwolves led 22-13 at halftime.

“In the first quarter, we just couldn’t get anything rolling,” Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. “We were kind of stagnant, but our posts did a good job of getting down the court and getting set up in the second half. I thought Keara had a good game and took care of the ball.”

Payton Barber and Chloe Teets scored eight points each for Lake City.

“Payton did a good job of coming off the bench and giving us a spark,” Kelly said. “Our bench really came through tonight. We’ve got a lot to work on, but we’re getting there.”

West Valley 2 11 17 9 — 39

Lake City 4 18 22 13 — 57

WEST VALLEY — Sinclair 4, Marlow 12, Saphn 0, Koppenstein 12, L. Sinner 0, Juins 1, C. Sinner 3, Hamilton 7, Hossfeld 0.

LAKE CITY — Allen 0, Barber 8, Carlson 17, Rieken 9, Teets 8, Rewers 7, Halliday 0, Simpson 8.

Skyline 70

Coeur d’Alene 50

SAMMAMISH, Wash. — Kelly Horning had 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Vikings in a loss to the Spartans.

Jade Loville hit five 3-pointers in the fourth quarter as Skyline outscored Coeur d’Alene 28-15 in the fourth quarter.

“The final scored didn’t show how close the game was really played,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Mallorie Franco said. “It was close the entire game, but they hit eight 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and it was tough to answer.”

Taryn Horvath scored nine points for Coeur d’Alene, which visits Woodinville today.

Coeur d’Alene    14    27    35    50

Skyline    12    20    42    70

COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 0, Morton 2, Horvath 9, Fagan 3, Horning 21, Kane 8, Louden 8, Hollibaugh 5.

SKYLINE — Grossi 1, Taylor 10, Werner 2, Mitchell 14, Lin 1, Kassuda 7, Streamer 6, Loville 24.

Post Falls 72

Richland 60

POST FALLS — Melody Kempton had 31 points and six rebounds and Bayley Brennan scored 12 points, leading the Trojans past the Bombers at The Arena.

Tyler McCliment-Call had nine points and six rebounds for Post Falls (3-0).

“Bayley did a good job of running our offense,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “I thought Tyler played really well and we did a good job of getting the ball inside to Melody. The girls did a nice job of finding her inside.”

Post Falls travels to West Valley today.

Richland 9 12 20 19 — 60

Post Falls 18 13 22 19 — 72

RICHLAND — Webb 10, Gardner 4, K. Wellsandt 0, Hogen 5, Stevens 12, M. Wellsandt 10, Gall 2, Chalmers 2, Pierce 15.

POST FALLS — Gleaves 0, Morris 8, Gardiner 4, Brennan 12, T. McCliment-Call 9, J. McCliment-Call 3, Robinson 3, Kempton 31, Parks 2.

Colville 53

Lakeland 43

RATHDRUM — Turnover and third-quarter foul trouble stalled the host Hawks in the third quarter of a nonleague loss to the Indians at Hawk Court.

Tauna Kirk scored 11 points for Lakeland (0-5), which led 27-22 at halftime before being outscored 21-6 in the third quarter.

“Our guards got into foul trouble, so we had posts playing guard sports in the third quarter,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “All of our guards ended up with four fouls, so we were juggling trying to get to the fourth quarter.”

Taylor Elpers had 10 rebounds, Madi Farris seven boards, Sofi Schnepf four steals for the Hawks, who hit 11 of 27 from the line. Colville, led by Hayden Hartman with 13 points, was 24 for 39.

“We played a really good first half, especially the second quarter,” Seymour said.

Lakeland travels to Medical Lake on Tuesday.

Colville 16 6 21 10 — 53

Lakeland 13 14 6 10 — 43

COLVILLE — Brooks 2, Han. Hartman 5, Hallie Cox 6, Hay. Hartman 13, Fisk 9, Noetzelman 0, Merritt 4, Petrey 8, Broden 3, Pierce 1, Josie Cox 2.

LAKELAND — Cooper 6, Schnepf 4, Edinger 5, Farris 8, Elpers 2, Kirk 11, Charles 2, Boyer 2, Dowd 3.

Kellogg JV 61

Kootenai 52

HARRISON FLATS — Kaili Gentry had 21 points, eight rebounds, five steals and four assists for the Warriors in a loss to the visiting Wildcats junior varsity.

Jaron Figueroa scored 20 points and Erin Van Hoose scored 15 points, including a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to give Kellogg the lead.

“We got into some foul trouble and had to put some players on the bench,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. “They just hit shots down the stretch. It was a good game, and they just hit the shots when they had to.”

Michaela LaFountaine had five points, five rebounds and seven assists and Courtney Lamb had 15 points and seven steals for Kootenai (2-2), which plays Genesis Prep next Friday at Post Falls Middle School.

Kellogg hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Kellogg JV 12 5 17 27 — 61

Kootenai 12 9 15 16 — 52

KELLOGG JV — Van Hoose 15, Beier 0, Therrian 0, Figueroa 20, Brandt 7, Allred 6, Ferreira 2, Ross 11.

KOOTENAI — K. LaFountaine 2, Lamb 15, Green 2, M. LaFountaine 5, Dotson 7, Walker 0, Gentry 21, Grange 0.

• BOYS BASKETBALL

Lake City 59

West Valley 49

COEUR d’ALENE — Kenny Louie-McGee scored 21 points and James Carlson added 19 as the Timberwolves improved to 2-0 with a victory over the visiting Eagles in nonleague play.

Louie-McGee hit 7 of 12 from the field, including 3 of 5 from 3-point range, and 4 of 6 from the free-throw line for Lake City. Carlson added five rebounds and three blocked shots, and Duncan Butler had seven points and seven boards.

“We played hard; it was fun to watch us fly around defensively,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “We rebounded well, we’re pushing the ball on offense. We competed really well, and we got good minutes from the bench.”

West Valley is 1-1.

Lake City travels to Cheney on Tuesday.

West Valley 8 12 19 10 — 49

Lake City 7 16 19 17 — 59

WEST VALLEY — Jordan 0, Sather 13, Daniels 6, Whitney 12, Hogelstein 0, Leifer 2, Daly 3, Hydrick 9, Simpson 4, Bale 0.

LAKE CITY — Louie-McGee 21, Kolden 0, Womelduff 0, Butler 7, McCartin 2, Manzardo 9, Carlson 19, Schaffer 1, Pollow 0.

Central Valley 69

Coeur d’Alene 53

SPOKANE VALLEY — Joey Naccarato scored 22 points for the Vikings in a loss to the Bears.

“They made some runs on us and we’ve got to learn to limit team’s runs,” Coeur d’Alene coach Tony Hanna said. “They beat us by a little bit in each quarter, and added up at the end of the game.”

Coeur d’Alene (0-2) finished the game 3 for 14 from the free throw line, compared to 12 of 15 for Central Valley.

“They’re a fundamentally sound, well-coached team,” Hanna said. “The game came down to doing the little things right, and they did a better job on the boards than we did tonight. We’re getting there, it’s just taken us a bit of time.”

Colson Yankoff scored nine points for Coeur d’Alene, which hosts Genesis Prep on Dec. 15 at Elmer Jordan Court.

Coeur d’Alene 18 15 8 12 — 53

Central Valley 20 22 14 13 — 69

COEUR d’ALENE — Delbridge 7, Kofmehl 0, Matheson 6, Yankoff 9, Bronson 2, McDonald 0, Naccarato 22, I. Edwards 4, Bloom 0, K. Edwards 3.

CENTRAL VALLEY — Rehkow 15, Harrison 0, Stocker 14, Plunkett 12, Edwards 14, Valiff 2, Mason 2, Hannan 6, Ames 4.

Moscow 64

Timberlake 54

SPIRIT LAKE — Brayden Menti scored 23 points for the Tigers, who lost a nonleague game to the Bears.

“We were down at the half by 14,” Timberlake coach Michael Scott said. “We came back in the fourth quarter, we were only down by six and then we had some costly turnovers, many that were unforced.”

Jordan Hardy added 10 points for Timberlake (1-1).

Glen Gosse scored 18 points for Moscow.

Timberlake hosts Genesis Prep on Wednesday.

Moscow 18 21 11 14 — 64

Timberlake 10 15 14 15 — 54

MOSCOW — Miller 8, Stephens 15, Gosse 18, Broenneke 2, Pickard 14, Quinnett 5, Johnson 0, Davis 2, Knott 0, Ewart 0.

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 10, Dickinson 3, Ostler 7, Kramer 0, James 0, Counts 0, Sommers 2, Gervais 0, Menti 23, Jessen 4, Hausladen 7.

Lakeland 73

Colville 58

RATHDRUM — Josiah Haaland had 12 points, nine rebounds and three blocked shots to help the Hawks top the Indians at Hawk Court.

“We got some good transition baskets and shot the ball really well,” said Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan, whose team led 41-17 at halftime on 4 of 6 from beyond the 3-point line in the first quarter. “We went on a 12-0 run in the first/second quarter and just broke things open from there.”

Dylan Knight scored 16 points, Kaden Davis 15 and Max Baker five points and five assists for Lakeland (1-1), which travels to Medical Lake on Tuesday.

Colville 11 6 16 25 — 58

Lakeland 21 20 19 13 — 73

COLVILLE — Cisneros 9, T. Sandeine 6, S. Sandeine 2, Rarrick 0, Benson 11, Maddox 4, Floener 5, Lembke 21, Lindquist 0.

LAKELAND — Horne 2, Brueher 0, Baker 5, Johnson 2, Cysewski 2, Vahey 13, Davis 15, Knight 16, McDevitt 0, Blood 6, Haaland 12.

• WRESTLING

Vikings start 3-0 at

Buck’s Bags duals

BOISE — Coeur d’Alene went unbeaten in dual matches at the Buck’s Bags duals tournament, beating Bonneville (48-36), Weiser (39-37) and Nampa (42-28) at Capital High.

Freshman Hunter Schueller won by technical fall at 113 pounds to clinch the match against Weiser with a 19-4 technical fall.

“We came away with three hard-fought wins,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “That’s not bad for this motley crew we’ve got down here.”

Casey Randles (195 pounds), Alex Marshall (220) and Dom Jessos (98) went unbeaten on the first day for Coeur d’Alene, which faces Minico today in a semifinal dual.

“Dom has been wrestling really well,” Moffat said. “We moved Casey up a weight and Alex has been wrestling well. I’m pleased with the progress we’ve made. The guys are wrestling smarter.”

COEUR d’ALENE 48, BONNEVILLE 36

106 — Ethan Potter, Cd’A, by forfeit. 113 — Justin Hurd, Bonn, p. Hunter Schueller, 1:10. 120 — Sam Reese, Cd’A, p. Tanner Marley, 3:13. 126 — Garrett Ashby, Cd’A, p. Daniel Carroll, :24. 132 — Isaiah Schumann, Bonn, by forfeit. 138 — Tanner French, Bonn, p. Payton Keough, 3:52. 145 — Cooper French, Bonn, d. Max Peressini, 9-7. 152 — Justin Williams, Bonn, p. Colton Donohoe, 1:49. 160 — Klayton Hindberg, Cd’A, p. Parker French, 2:48. 170 — Austin Ford, Bonn, d. Isaiah Skinner, 10-7. 182 — David Valencia, Cd’A, p. Kearn Smith, 1:57. 195 — Casey Randles, Cd’A, p. Sullivan Andrus, 2:50. 220 — Alex Marshall, Cd’A, p. Jesus Playas, 4:35. 285 — Truman Petersen, Bonn, p. Logan Hendren, 5:16. 98 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, p. Logan Taylor, :20.

COEUR d’ALENE 42, NAMPA 28

113 — Hunter Schueller, Cd’A, d. Daniel Longria, 6-3. 120 — Sam Reese, Cd’A, p. Austin Blevins, :54. 126 — Garrett Ashby, Cd’A, d. Caleb Butler, 8-4. 132 — Alex Barajas, Nampa, by forfeit. 138 — Jon Ryan, Nampa, md. Payton Keough, 14-4. 145 — Temena Tuha, Nampa, d. Max Peressini, 5-3. 152 — Manolo Tamez, Nampa, p. Colton Donohoe, 2:47. 160 — Mason Kinzer, Nampa, d. Klayton Hindberg, 7-3. 170 — Isaiah Skinner, Cd’A, d. Cameron Forsberg, 7-0. 182 — David Valencia, Cd’A, d. Nicholas Cobb, 10-4. 195 — Casey Randles, Cd’A, d. Joshua Paez, 1:40. 220 — Alex Marshall, Cd’A, by forfeit. 285 — Logan Hendren, Cd’A, p. Marcus Crespin, 2:44. 98 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, p. Victor Melchor, 4:38. 106 — Nolan Munns, Nampa, p. Ethan Potter, 3:47.

COEUR d’ALENE 39, WEISER 27

120 — Sam Reese, Cd’A, p. Alex Raby, 1:01. 126 — Garrett Ashby, Cd’A, p. Logan Wood, 2:38. 132 — Jeb Johnson, Weiser, by forfeit. 138 — Berke Walker, Weiser, p. Payton Keough, 1:15. 145 — Max Peressini, Cd’A, d. David Perez, 5-2. 152 — Kaden Fager, Weiser, p. Colton Donohoe, 1:56. 160 — Nick Ruddell, Weiser, p. Klayton Hindberg, 1:26. 170 — Isaiah Skinner, Cd’A, d. Hayden Kuta, 5-3. 182 — Ryan Leverenz, Weiser, md. David Valencia, 9-1. 195 — Casey Randles, Cd’A, p. Nathan Ueltzen, 1:08. 220 — Alex Marshall, Cd’A, p. Darrian Hoobery, 1:36. 285 — Ricky Sandoval, Weiser, d. Logan Hendren, 6-1. 98 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, md. Sylais York, 18-4. 106 — Garrett Hinkley, Weiser, p. Ethan Potter, 3:20. 113 — Hunter Schueller, Cd’A, tf. Robert Sudderth, 19-3.

Trojans fifth after

first day at Sidney

SIDNEY, Mont. — Ridge Lovett (113), Alessio Lemmon (120), Matt McLeod (126), Mathias De La Rosa (132), Braydon Huber (145), Wyatt Shelly (152) and Brad Noesen (285) advanced to the third round for the Trojans, who sit in fifth place at the Sidney Invitational.

Post Falls is tied with Colstrip with 44 points.

Columbia High of Nampa leads the tournament with 64.5 points.

The tournament concludes today.

Lake City third after

first day in Polson

POLSON, Mont. — Skylar Neils (138), Chase Lathim (145), Griffin Schoch (160), Ram Lettau (170), Rusty Dan (205) and Zane Lettau (285) advanced in the championship bracket for the Timberwolves at the Owen Invitational at Polson High.

Cyrus Mortensen (113) and Andrew Olvera (182) also advanced via first round byes for Lake City, which is third out of 18 teams with 40 points.

Frenchtown leads the tournament with 45.5 points.

The tournament concludes today.