• BOYS

PHOENIX — Jonny Hillman poured in four 3-pointers, all in the first half, and finished with 28 points as the Genesis Prep Jaguars edged Camelback High of Phoenix 57-54 on Friday in the third-place game of the 16-team Phoenix Unified High School tournament.

Jacob Schroeder added 15 points for Genesis Prep (5-3), which went 3-1 in the tourney. Junior Williams was named to the all-tourney team from the Jaguars.

“We were determined to finish out this trip strong,” said Genesis Prep coach Marsell Colbert, whose team played four games in three days. “We could tell the kids were tired, but they put forth a great effort at both ends of the floor once again.”

Camelback, a class 5A school in Arizona, is 12-4.

Genesis Prep returns to action Jan. 5 at Bonners Ferry.

Genesis Prep 13 18 12 14 — 57

Camelback 10 9 15 20 — 54

GENESIS PREP — Shelton 2, Reidt 0, Williams 3, Schroeder 15, Hillman 28, Schultz 0, Manzi 7, Gonzales 2.

CAMELBACK — Individual scoring not provided.

Lakeside 59

Cusick 54

WELLPINIT, Wash. — Takoda Abrahamson had 26 points, including 3 of 4 from the free-throw line in the final 30 seconds, as the Knights held off the Panthers in a consolation game of the Wellpinit tournament late Thursday.

“We did a good job of letting the clock be our friend at the end of the game,” Lakeside coach Bob Wolcott said. “We made them come out and make some fouls. Overall, we ran a more consistent offense to what we’ve been doing in previous games.”

Alex Pakootas had 16 points and 11 rebounds for Lakeside (3-4), which hosts Kootenai on Jan. 5.

Dylan Hendershott scored 23 points for Cusick.

Lakeside 19 11 17 12 — 59

Cusick 8 10 18 18 — 54

LAKESIDE — Dias 3, Ambro 4, Sanchez 2, Pakootas 16, S. Davison 0, Bighead 3, Wienclaw 0, Vasser 3, J. Davison 2, Abrahamson 26.

CUSICK — Hendershott 23, Hansen 8, Shanholtcer 0, T. Nomee 7, Cotter 7, B. Nomee 9, BrownEagle 0, Reigonen 0, Nguyen 0.

• GIRLS

Eagle 47

Lake City 23

BOISE — Keara Simpson had 11 points for the Timberwolves in a loss to the Eagles in the final day of the TimberLion tournament at Timberline High.

Lake City shot 8 for 43 in the game and was held scoreless in the first quarter against Eagle (12-1), the top-ranked team in this week’s state prep girls basketball media poll.

“We just couldn’t buy a bucket in the first quarter,” Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. “We were getting good looks at the basket, but couldn’t knock them down. We didn’t play a lot of girls down here, and you could tell there was a lag. But we battled and competed, they just pressured us pretty well and and we couldn’t execute down low.”

Bridget Rieken had six points and seven rebounds and Ashlynn Allen had six rebounds for Lake City (10-2), which returns to action Jan. 3 at Coeur d’Alene High.

Cassidy Tiegs scored 14 points for Eagle (12-1).

Eagle 14 12 10 11 — 47

Lake City 0 10 6 7 — 23

EAGLE — Mangum 6, Boockholdt 2, B. King 0, D. Murray 0, J. King 10, Emmerson 3, Tiegs 14, Boyd 2, McKinnie 1, K. Murray 9.

LAKE CITY — Allen 0, Barber 0, Carlson 3, Rieken 6, Teets 0, Rewers 2, Halliday 1, Simpson 11.

Borah 66

Post Falls 51

BOISE — Bayley Brennan scored 16 points for the Trojans in a loss to the Lions at Borah High to conclude the TimberLion tournament.

“We shot 22 percent, which was kind of our undoing,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “We just didn’t shoot the ball very well today. It was a pretty close game until the fourth quarter and we had numerous things that went wrong, and they made us pay.”

Melody Kempton scored nine points for Post Falls (10-1), which opens 5A Inland Empire League on Jan. 3 by hosting Lewiston.

Alyssa Bolt scored 29 points — 13 in the fourth quarter — and Kiana Corpus finished with 23 points for Borah (7-4).

Post Falls 11 17 13 9 — 51

Borah 9 19 12 26 — 66

POST FALLS — Morris 4, Gardiner 2, Brennan 16, T. McCliment-Call 7, J. McCliment-Call 3, Robinson 6, Kempton 9, Parks 3.

BORAH — Geis 2, Gibbons 3, Corpus 23, Jones 3, Thaback 4, Bolt 29, Denton 1.