- GIRLS BASKETBALL

COEUR d’ALENE — The Lakeland coaches knew the Hawks had it in them.

Perhaps, the Lakeland players learned that for themselves on Thursday.

Darby McDevitt hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime, and Katy Ryan sank a 7-foot baseline jumper with 6 seconds left in overtime for the winning basket as 4A Lakeland rallied to beat the 5A Coeur d’Alene Vikings 56-55 in nonleague play at Viking Court.

It was Lakeland’s first win over Coeur d’Alene since a 46-44 win at Cd’A on Jan. 4, 2005. Coeur d’Alene had beaten the Hawks 16 straight times since, including an 85-58 win at Rathdrum on Nov. 21.

“It gives our coaching staff a little bit of credibility with the players when we keep saying, ‘We’re better than this, and we’re going to play to our potential at some point this year,’” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “The players kind of understood today, and competed as well as they have all year.

“It’s definitely a good win; we got down and we could have stayed down. I think they figured some stuff out out for themselves.”

Ryan finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and eight blocked shots for Lakeland (5-9). Addie Kiefer added 13 points, 17 rebounds and three assists.

Lakeland trailed by 14 points in the second quarter, by 10 at the half, got back into the game by outscoring Coeur d’Alene 13-5 in the third quarter, and won despite shooting 10 for 34 from the free throw line.

“It’s the best defensive quarter we’ve had all year,” Seymour said.

Madi Symons scored 14 points, Skylar Burke 13, Tori Younker 12 for Coeur d’Alene (11-3), which returns to action next Friday at Lake City in the Fight for the Fish.

Lakeland plays host to Post Falls on Tuesday.

Lakeland 12 4 13 19 8 — 56

Coeur d’Alene 18 8 5 17 7 — 55

LAKELAND — Boyer 0, Tingey 0, McDevitt 11, Neff 0, Ryan 17, Hostetler 3, Loutzenhiser 12, Kiefer 13, Huddleston 0.

COEUR d’ALENE — Matheson 9, Brainard-Adams 3, Whiteman 3, Symons 14, Younker 12, Chavez 1, Froelich 0, Zanetti 0, Burke 13.

LATE MONDAY

Gonzaga Prep 10 20 13 10 — 53

Coeur d’Alene 3 11 12 15 — 41

GONZAGA PREP — Derzay 8, Meyers 7, Howlett 5, Gardner 14, McIntyre 0, Sit. Byrd 11, Henderson 8.

COEUR d’ALENE — Matheson 3, Brainard-Adams 4, Whiteman 4, Symons 13, Younker 6, Chavez 6, Burke 5.

Timberline 59

Lake City 45

BOISE — Brooklyn Rewers had 22 points — 20 in the second half — and eight rebounds for the Timberwolves in a loss to the host Wolves in the Timber-Lion tournament at Timberline High.

Timberline (11-1) led 30-14 at halftime and was led by Ava Ranson with 21 points.

“We came out and executed well in the first half, but couldn’t hit shots,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “And it compounded itself. We didn’t go a good job on defense and getting back down the court. It took us 12 minutes to kind of snap into it and really start playing. The girls were resilient and got back into it in the fourth quarter. Playing a team like Timberline exposed us, and kind of woke us up a little.”

Brenna Hawkins had eight rebounds for Lake City (8-3), which faces Eagle today at Timberline High.

Lake City 4 10 10 21 — 45

Timberline 15 15 16 13 — 59

LAKE CITY — Pickford 6, Miller 4, Chase 0, Parks 0, Shanley 6, Roberts 3, Rewers 22, Hawkins 4, Munoz 0.

TIMBERLINE — Mattson 6, Ranson 21, Magalsky 0, Thomas 0, Ellinghouse 10, Davis 4, McCall 0, Glancey 18, Walsh 0.

Genesee 47

St. Maries 39

ST. MARIES — Emmy Parkins made two of Genesee’s four 3-pointers in the second half, and the visiting Bulldogs made their free throws down the stretch to hold off the Lumberjacks in nonleague play.

Parkins scored 11 points to lead Genesee, which finished with six 3s.

Jenna Holder scored a game-high 15 points for St. Maries (4-9).

“For a first game after break, we played well,” said St. Maries coach Kim O’Connor, whose team was playing for the first time in two weeks. “We missed some open shots we shouldn’t miss, but we played well, played aggressive.”

St. Maries returns to action next Thursday at home vs. Wallace.

Genesee 12 11 16 8 — 47

St. Maries 5 16 13 5 — 39

GENESEE — Ranisate 8, Hanson 4, Parkins 11, Bartosz 6, Murray 6, Leseman 10, Osborne 2, Monk 0, Stout 0, Mayer 0.

ST. MARIES — Badgett 0, Holder 15, Rimel 5, Ventura 6, Christensen 2, Watkins 0, Mitchell 4, Miller 0, Hammond 1, Koser 6.

- WRESTLING

After bus breaks down, Lakeland, Coeur d’Alene shine

BOISE — Sometimes, those unplanned breaks wind up helping in the long run.

Lakeland and Coeur d’Alene, traveling together on a charter bus from the area, broke down in Umatilla, Ore. — 262 miles from Boise — and arrived an hour before the first scheduled duals of the night at Borah High.

Lakeland beat Madison of Rexburg 66-6, then handled Borah 72-10.

“I was really impressed with our kids mindset to go out and compete after being on the bus all day,” Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said. “Things were going smooth, everyone showed up when they were supposed to. We expected to get here, roll around and get a warmup in beforehand. Instead, we pulled in, got right off the bus and onto the scales and wrestled. I was a little worried about them sitting on the bus, but the kids really competed well.”

Also at Borah, Coeur d’Alene beat Borah 78-12 and Madison 61-24.

“We basically just jumped off the bus, weighed in and wrestled,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said.

Christian Paniagua had a pair of pins at 98 pounds for Coeur d’Alene.

“He was a little undersized (at 98) last year,” Moffat said. “He’s not a giant this year by any means, but he wrestled really well today.”

Lakeland and Coeur d’Alene compete at the Rollie Lane Invitational today and Saturday at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa.

LAKELAND 66, MADISON 6

170 — Colton Boettcher, LL, p. Orion Stokes, 1:42. 182 — John White, LL, p. Hyrum Allen, :44. 195 — double forfeit. 220 — Hayden Berger, LL, by forfeit. 285 — Sam Feusier, LL, by forfeit. 98 — Matt Williams, LL, p. Ezra Lewis, 2:51. 106 — Peyton Wysong, LL, d. Diego Vergara, 9-5. 113 — Tanner Korst, LL, p. Tyke Burrell, 3:14. 120 — Joshua Benson, Mad, p. Savannah Kidwell, :47. 126 — Alex Edelblute, LL, d. Noah Ingram, 4-0. 132 — Lucas Williams, LL, p. Jarom Ricks, 3:47. 138 — Riley Siegford, LL, d. Tyson Clark, 8-7. 145 — Tucker Clugston, LL, d. Colby Wadsworth, 9-5. 152 — Rhonin Edwards, LL, p. Roy Gunderson, 1:25. 160 — Blaise Wright, LL, p. Ashton Peterson, 3:05.

LAKELAND 72, BORAH 10

182 — John White, LL, p. Hons Reitmann, :57. 195 — Erik Otero, Bor, by forfeit. 220 — Hayden Berger, LL, p. Robert Mergan, :25. 285 — Sam Feusier, LL, p. Jovari Beasley, 1:03. 98 — Matt Williams, LL, p. Mordecai Dunn, :38. 106 — Peyton Wysong, LL, by forfeit. 113 — Tanner Korst, LL, by forfeit. 120 — Alias Duarte, Bor, md. Savannah Kidwell, 16-2. 126 — Alex Edelblute, LL, d. Thomas Miracle, 2-0. 132 — Lucas Williams, LL, p. Kaiden Navarro, 3:00. 138 — Riley Siegford, LL, p. Aiden Palmer, 2:29. 145 — Tucker Clugston, LL, p. Alani Ahmad, 1:57. 152 — Rhonin Edwards, LL, p. Patrick Daw, 5:10. 160 — Blaise Wright, LL, d. Ethan Pannell, 12-10. 170 — Colton Boettcher, LL, by forfeit.

COEUR d’ALENE 78, BORAH 12

170 — Sebastian Prangley, Cd’A, by forfeit. 182 — Bear Brunner, Cd’A, p. Hons Rietmann, 1:28) 195 — Filip Mjertan, Cd’A, p. Erik Otero, 1:19. 220 — Jackson Washington, Cd’A, p. Robert Mergan, :29. 285 — Jackson Kohal, Cd’A, p. Jovari Beasley, :48. 98 — Christian Paniagua, Cd’A, p. Mordecai Dunn, :37. 106 — Kyle Bridge, Cd’A, by forfeit. 113 — Anna Helwich, Cd’A, by forfeit. 120 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, p. Alias Duarte, 1:51. 126 — Thomas Miracle, Bor, by forfeit. 132 — Hunter Schueller, Cd’A, p. Kaiden Navarro, 2:48. 138 — Drew Roberts, Cd’A, p. Aiden Palmer, 1:35. 145 — Nolan Randles, Cd’A, p. Alani Ahmad, :38. 152 — Patrick Daw, Bor, d. Demarco Piazza, 4-3. 160 — Gunner Giulio, Cd’A, p. Ethan Pannell, :25.

COEUR d’ALENE 61, MADISON 24

182 — Sebastian Prangley, Cd’A, p. Hyrum Allen, 2:25. 195 — Filip Mjertan, Cd’A, by forfeit. 220 — Jackson Washington, Cd’A, by forfeit. 285 — Jackson Kohal, Cd’A, by forfeit. 98 — Christian Paniagua, Cd’A, p. Ezra Lewis, 1:11. 106 — Diego Vergara, Mad, p. Kyle Bridge, 5:22. 113 — Tyke Burrell, Mad, by forfeit. 120 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, d. Joshua Benson, 6-4. 126 — Noah Ingram, Mad, by forfeit. 132 — Hunter Schueller, Cd’A, p. Jarom Ricks, :36. 138 — Drew Roberts, Cd’A, md., Tyson Clark, 12-3. 145 — Nolan Randles, Cd’A, p. Colby Wadsworth, 1:27. 152 — Demarco Piazza, Cd’A, p. Roy Gunderson, :41. 160 — Gunner Giulio, Cd’A, p. Ashton Peterson, :25. 170 — Orion Stokes, Mad, p. Bear Brunner, 3:04.

Timberlake tops Fruitland

FRUITLAND — Brayden Herbert (126 pounds) and Paul Shaner (152) notched technical falls for the Tigers in a dual win against the Grizzlies.

Caleb Miller (160), Joey Follini (182) and Josh Yanez (195) had pins for Timberlake against Fruitland.

TIMBERLAKE 43, FRUITLAND 36

126 — Brayden Herbert, TL, tf. Arik Haro, 15-0. 132 — Isaiah Evans, TL, by forfeit. 145 — KJ Dullanty, Fruit, d. Trey McCorkle, 4-1. 145 — Brandon Stowe, Fruit, d. Ethan Jerome, 4-2. 152 — Paul Shaner, TL, tf. Austin Sargent, 20-3. 160 — Caleb Miller, TL, p. Ethan Skelly, 3:56. 170 — Carter Stowe, Fruit, p. Luke Fortin, 3:39. 182 — Joey Follini, TL, p. Haiden Carroll, :49. 195 — Josh Yanez, TL, p. Mark Church, :49. 220 — Greg Gissel, Fruit, p. Ryder Paslay, 2:51. 285 — Preston Jeffs, TL, by forfeit. 98 — Emmett Kunce, Fruit, by forfeit. 106 — Stryker Houston, TL, d. Kolton Farrow, 8-6. 113 — Ezra Clemens, Fruit, p. Ty Gallimore, :26. 120 — Kolby Ru, Fruit, p. Nicky Follini, 2:17.