- WRESTLING

RENO, Nev. — Lakeland’s Alex Edelblute (126 pounds), Rhonin Edwards (152) and Colton Boettcher (170) went 3-0 on the first day of the Sierra Nevada Classic at the Reno Livestock Events Center.

Lakeland is sixth with 90 points after the first day of wrestling.

Riley Siegford (138), Carson Heim (145) and Sam Feusier (285) remain in the consolation bracket for Lakeland.

Spring Creek of Nevada leads with 114.5 points.

- BOYS BASKETBALL

Cheney 63

Lake City 57

CHENEY — Ben Janke and Kolton Mitchell scored 11 points each for the Timberwoles in a nonleague loss to the Blackhawks.

Kaiden Custer scored 27 points for Cheney, which outscored Lake City 20-15 in the third quarter.

Lake City (4-2) hosts Mead on Thursday on the opening day of the Lake City Holiday Invitational at 7 p.m.

Lake City 11 15 15 16 — 57

Cheney 14 13 20 16 — 63

LAKE CITY — Irvin 1, Janke 11, Kiesbuy 9, Spellman 6, Johnson 8, Hansen 4, Mitchell 11, Sundstrom 5, Meredith 2.

CHENEY — Browne 3, Whiteley 8, Goodloe 12, West 3, McPherson 6, Custer 27, Richardson 0, Hemenway 4, Long 0.

Lakeland 67

Pomeroy 27

SPOKANE — Taking a week away from game action didn’t slow down the Hawks too much as Lakeland opened an early double-digit lead and cruised past the Pirates in the Eagle Classic at West Valley High.

“We got off to a pretty good start, held the lead all the way through and were able to play everybody,” Hawks coach Dave Stockwell said. “We were a little rusty, but not too bad.”

Ben Zubaly scored 14 points to lead Lakeland (9-0), which faces Selkirk, Wash., today at the tournament. Junior Ammon Munyer had nine points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks, with his younger brother Abe tallying seven points and seven assists.

Trent Gwinn scored 16 points for Pomeroy.

Lakeland 17 10 25 6 — 67

Pomeroy 7 2 14 4 — 27

LAKELAND — Fury 0, Zubaly 14, Derrick 3, Saasen 4, Elizondo 0, Haaland 7, Seay 8, Am. Munyer 9, Henry 7, Roth 2, Ab. Munyer 7, Waddington 6

POMEROY — Gwinn 16, Fruh 0, MaGill 0, Bartels 4, Kimbel 3, Walton 0, Mades 4, Stalloob 0

Prosser 68

Timberlake 49

SPOKANE — Jacob James scored 15 of his game-high 21 points in the first half for the Tigers in a loss to the Mustangs in the Eagle Classic at West Valley High.

Timberlake (1-7) faces Liberty tonight at 6:30 at West Valley High to conclude play in the tournament.

Calvin Malijaars scored 17 points for Prosser.

Prosser 16 22 13 17 — 68

Timberlake 10 18 8 13 — 49

PROSSER — L. Rivera 3, Quinanes 15, Swift 8, K. Rivera 3, Inions 7, Santillian 4, Maljaars 17, Griffitts 1, Moreno 10.

TIMBERLAKE — Peightal 3, Menti 5, Paslay 7, Yetter 4, James 21, Dickenson 4, Simpson 5.

Freeman 56

Kellogg 47

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Graden Nearing scored 18 points, Gavin Luna had 14 points and 14 rebounds for the Wildcats in a loss to the Scotties in the championship game of the Greg Larson Memorial tournament at Freeman High.

Kellogg (4-4) travels to St. Maries in the annual Brawl for the Ball spirit game on Jan. 11.

Kellogg 14 15 11 7 — 47

Freeman 12 9 19 16 — 56

KELLOGG — R. Luna 0, K. Luna 3, Oertli 0, Nearing 18, Miller 5, Walker 0, Jerome 7, G. Luna 14.

FREEMAN — Scarlet 12, Tippett 13, K. Ohler 7, B. Phelps 10, D. Goldsmith 2, Gady 4, Q. Goldsmith 5, P. Phelps 3.

Genesis Prep 53

NW Christian 40

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Scott Mwinuka scored 10 points for the Jaguars in a win over the Crusaders in the Greg Larson Memorial tournament consolation game at Freeman High.

Steven Burgess scored nine points for Genesis Prep (4-3), which hosts Lapwai on Jan. 4 at The Courts at Real Life Ministries.

Genesis Prep 11 14 17 11 — 53

NW Christian 12 12 4 12 — 40

GENESIS PREP — Mwinuka 10, Burgess 9, Weeks 8, Neely 7, Gonzales 5, Olinger 0, Daniels 6, McLuskie 0, Snowder 0, Brosenne 0, Schroeder 8.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN — Littleton 9, Jones 2, Kaiser 9, Ricks 2, G. Young 0, M. Young 5, Swanson 13.

N.I. Christian 44

Flathead Valley 42

COEUR d’ALENE — Wiley Pilgrim blocked a 3-pointer at the buzzer to preserve a nonleague win for the Royals against Flathead Valley Home School Association at Holy Family Catholic School.

Jack Hill scored 17 points, Jake Peterson had 15 points and Malachi Bullington had eight points and 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (9-1), which travels to Classical Christian of Spokane on Jan. 7.

Jordan Wininger scored 14 points for Flathead Valley.

Flat. Valley 11 11 12 8 — 42

N.I. Christian 10 8 16 10 — 44

FLATHEAD VALLEY HOME SCHOOL — Gynn 3, Z. Davis 0, Husted 2, C. Turner 0, L. Wininger 8, L. Artyonenko 2, Myers 0, Loyda 11, J. Wininger 14.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — W. Pilgrim 4, Peterson 15, Connelly 0, Koontz 0, Johnson 0, Hill 17, Crabtree 0, Kelly 0, Bullington 8.

- GIRLS BASKETBALL

Lake City 41

Cheney 26

CHENEY — Solid defense led to enough easy scoring opportunities to put the visiting Timberwolves ahead, and they kept that advantage through a low-scoring second half to earn the nonconference win at Cheney.

“We played really solid defensively tonight,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “We did a really good job guarding the ball, and that frustrated them a bit. It led to some fast-break scoring chances early in the game, and that helped get our offense going.”

Also providing plenty of offense was Timberwolves post player Brooklyn Rewers, who recorded a double-double of 22 points and 17 rebounds.

“Brooklyn’s really been getting after it; I’m really pleased with her effort,” Anderson added.

Emma Evans led the host Blackhawks with eight points.

Kendall Pickford added five points and seven assists, and Brenna Hawkins grabbed 10 rebounds for Lake City, which opens against Timberline at the TimberLion holiday tournament on Thursday.

Lake City 13 15 6 7 — 41

Cheney 6 8 7 5 — 26

LAKE CITY — Pickford 5, Miller 6, Chase 4, Parks 0, Shanley 0, Roberts 0, Rewers 22, Reynolds 0, Hawkins 4, Munoz 0.

CHENEY — Evans 8, Smith 4, Draper 1, Hertel 6, Schuller 2, Benson 5.

Post Falls 57

Lewiston 41

LEWISTON — In a rare nonconference matchup with the Bengals, Post Falls turned up its defensive pressure to outscore Lewiston 22-6 in the third quarter en route to a victory in the semifinals of the Avista Holiday Classic at Lewis-Clark State College.

“Both teams were a little out of sync in the first half,” Trojans coach Marc Allert said. “Defensively we picked up the pressure in the third quarter, got some turnovers and turned them into easy buckets.”

Lexi Heath scored all 10 of her points in the third quarter, helping Post Falls open a 47-28 lead through three periods. Laney Smith (13 points) and Ali Carpenter (12 points) also scored in double-digits for the Trojans (7-4), who face Walla Walla in tonight’s tournament championship game at Lewis-Clark State College.

Caitlin Richardson led Lewiston with 14 points.

Post Falls 11 14 22 10 — 57

Lewiston 10 12 6 13 — 41

POST FALLS — Heath 10, Blake 2, Johnson 8, Fleming 6, Smith 13, LaFountaine 2, Walton 2, Carpenter 12, Christensen 2.

LEWISTON — Collins 2, Bausch 7, Wilkins 2, Grant 5, Johnson 11, Richardson 14.

St. George’s 55

Lakeland 50

SPOKANE — A two-headed Dragon duo of Lydia Berquist (22 points) and Cambrie Rickard (21 points) led a fourth-quarter rally that erased the Hawks’ lead at the Eagle Classic at West Valley High.

Led by Katy Ryan’s 22 points, 16 rebounds, four steals and four blocked shots, Lakeland (3-9) led 32-27 at halftime and by 10 points in the third quarter before watching the lead slip away, coach Steve Seymour said.

Melody Loutzenhiser added 13 points for Lakeland, which faces Colfax at 5 p.m. today in the West Valley tournament.

Lakeland 14 18 11 7 — 50

St. George’s 15 12 13 15 — 55

LAKELAND — Boyer 0, Tingey 0, McDevitt 2, Neff 0, Ryan 22, Hostetler 0, Loutzenhiser 13, Kiefer 4, Woempner 0, Huddleston 9.

ST. GEORGE’S — Galow 3, L. Berquist 22, A. Berquist 3, Harrill 0, Kaiser 6, Lennemann 0, Rickard 21.

NW Christian 44

Genesis Prep 11

ROCKFORD, Wash. — Esther Nies scored seven points for the Jaguars against the Crusaders of Colbert in the consolation game of the Greg Larson Memorial tournament.

Genesis Prep (0-6) travels to North Central today.

Genesis Prep 4 2 2 3 — 11

N.W Christian 13 5 19 7 — 44

GENESIS PREP — Kim 0, Bohannan 0, Neely 2, Nies 7, Williams 0, Reidt 2, Burgess 0.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN — Smith 2, Sander 12, Curey 9, Turner 0, Larson 3, Nelson 3, Bowman 10, Clemmer 4, Cox 3.

N.I. Christian 58

Flathead Valley 31

COEUR d’ALENE — Imelda Bresee had 12 points, 19 rebounds and four blocked shots, Riley Jo Anderson 11 points, 11 rebounds, four steals and seven assists for the Royals in a win over the Flathead Valley Home School Association at Holy Family Catholic School.

Kate Malinauskas scored 11 points and Grace Gwin added 10 points for North Idaho Christian (9-2), which travels to Liberty Christian of Richland next Friday.

Flat. Valley 2 14 10 5 — 31

N.I. Christian 16 12 13 17 — 58

FLATHEAD VALLEY — Howery 0, Kennedy 11, Wiser 4, Connerly 11, Buckner 0, DeBrita 3, Davis 2, Farrar 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Kelly 8, Williams 0, Pilgrim 2, Gwin 10, Anderson 11, Daigle 0, Malinauskas 11, Bresee 12, Connelly 2, Newman 2.