REXBURG — A midgame scoring drought negated a solid defensive performance by Post Falls, as the Trojans lost 50-34 to Madison on Saturday afternoon to finish a three-games-in-three-days trip to Eastern Idaho.

The Bobcats (5-3) held Post Falls (6-2) to a combined six points in the second and third quarters, allowing the hosts to take a 31-18 lead through three periods.

“Usually if you hold someone to 50 points, you can score enough to win the game,” Trojans coach Mike McLean said. “Madison was real physical with us and tried to take away some of our actions. Our shots just didn’t fall.

“I think it was more mental fatigue than physical fatigue,” he added. “We just weren’t dialed in mentally, and we struggled with the little things we need to do to win on the road against a strong program like Madison.”

Taden King led the Bobcats with 17 points, with Dawson Wills adding 10 points.

Alex Horning (11 points) and Colby Gennett (10 points) led Post Falls, which returns to action next Saturday at Mt. Spokane.

Post Falls 12 2 4 16 — 34

Madison 10 7 14 19 — 50

POST FALLS — Gennett 10, McLean 9, Wubbolding 0, Rodriguez 0, Peterson 0, Rutherford 4, Ballew 0, Lee 0, Horning 11, Shields 0.

MADISON — Downey 6, Lerwill 5, Wills 10, Marcum 0, Rasmussen 0, M. Williams 6, Pierce 2, King 17, J. Williams 4.

Coeur d’Alene 69

Colville 45

COEUR d’ALENE — Mayson Whittaker hit three 3-pointers and led a balanced attack with 12 points as the Vikings defeated the visiting Indians in nonleague play at Viking Court.

Cameren Cope had 10 points, nine rebounds and four steals for Coeur d’Alene (4-3). Luke McLaughlin hit a pair of 3s and added 10 points and seven boards.

Coeur d’Alene was 9 of 29 (31 percent) from 3-point range, with Jack Prka hitting two 3s. Viking coach Tony Hanna said his team was shooting around 20 percent from behind the arc coming into the game.

“They zoned us a little bit, and it was nice to see some other guys knock some down,” Hanna said. “We started getting some nice open looks at the end of the third quarter and into the fourth. We’re a young team, and it was nice to see us have some composure and finish it out.”

Jory Dotts led Colville (1-6) with 16 points, and Rhett Foulkes added 14.

Coeur d’Alene returns to action Jan. 2 vs. Heritage of Vancouver, Wash., in the first day of the Lake City Invitational at Lake City High.

Colville 14 9 8 14 — 45

Coeur d’Alene 16 13 16 24 — 69

COLVILLE — Anderson 0, Marshall 0, Barnett 0, Foulkes 14, Weilep 3, Floener 9, Boswell 0, True 3, Dotts 16.

COEUR d’ALENE — Whittaker 12, Bengtson 7, Ivankovich 0, C. Smith 7, McElvany 3, Karns 8, Cope 10, O. Smith 6, Prka 6, McLaughlin 10.

Lakeland 76

Cheney 45

RATHDRUM — Noah Haaland, a 6-foot-7 junior, hit four 3-pointers and scored 20 points — 10 in the fourth quarter — and grabbed nine rebounds as the Hawks beat the Blackhawks in nonleague play at Hawk court.

“He’s got the green light to shoot, inside or out,” Lakeland coach Dave Stockwell said.

Ben Zubaly also scored 20 for Lakeland (8-0). Carson Seay added 12 points, four assists and four steals, and Abe Munyer had eight points and eight boards.

Kaiden Custer led Cheney (0-6) with 11 points.

Lakeland faces Pomeroy on Friday in the Eagle Classic at West Valley High.

Cheney 10 12 13 10 — 45

Lakeland 14 26 12 24 — 76

CHENEY — Browne 2, Whiteley 3, West 10, McPherson 4, Custer 11, Richardson 4, Hemmingway 3, Long 2, Holt 6.

LAKELAND — Zubaly 20, Furey 3, Seay 12, Ab. Munyer 8, Am. Munyer 3, Haaland 20, Waddington 6, Derrick 4.

Genesis Prep 52

NW Christian 37

POST FALLS — Scott Mwinuka scored 13 points and the host Jaguars jumped out to a 38-16 lead after three quarters en route to a victory over the Crusaders of Colbert, Wash., in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life Ministries.

Eli Gonzales added 11 points, Seth Neely 10 for Genesis Prep (3-2), which beat Northwest Christian 56-50 in the season opener in Colbert.

Micah Littleton scored a game-high 16 points for the Crusaders.

Genesis Prep returns to action Thursday and Friday at the Freeman (Wash.) tournament.

NW Christian 6 8 2 21 — 37

Genesis Prep 11 12 15 14 — 52

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN — Littleton 16, Jones 6, Wright 5, Kaiser 0, Tibbetts 2, Loranger 0, M. Young 6, Maynard 2, Swenson 0.

GENESIS PREP — Olinger 0, Schroeder 4, Daniels 0, Mwinuka 13, McLuskie 0, Burgess 9, Weeks 5, Neely 10, Gonzales 11, Brosenne 0.

N.I. Christian 67

Chr. Center 46

COEUR d’ALENE — Wylie Pilgrim scored 12 points and Jack Hill added 11 points and four assists as the host Royals beat the Lions in Mountain Christian League play at Holy Family Catholic School.

Malachi Bullington had 10 points and nine rebounds for North Idaho Christian (8-1, 7-0 MCL), which plays host to Flathead Valley Home School Association on Friday at Holy Family.

Morgan O’Brien scored 15 points, Carey Sovereign 14 for Christian Center School.

Chr. Center 10 11 16 9 — 46

N.I. Christian 24 15 11 17 — 67

CHRISTIAN CENTER — P. Owens 2, Sovereign 14, O’Brien 15, Curson 5, Helwich 10, B. Owens 0, Porter 0, McWhorter 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Desrochers 2, Pilgrim 12, Peterson 10, Connelly 6, Koonze 2, Johnson 3, Hill 11, Crabtree 2, Kelly 9, Bullington 10.