• GIRLS

KELLOGG — Jenna Chase scored 11 points for Post Falls JV in a 52-30 win over the Wallace Miners in the championship game of the Silver Valley Tournament at Andrews Gymnasium on Saturday.

Post Falls JV (4-0) beat Kellogg 55-37 on Friday to advance to the title game.

“We played very aggressive defense and the girls made some good passes in the first half,” Post Falls JV coach Gregory Owens said. “The girls are getting to know each other still, but played really well. Our defense really allowed us to push the ball how we wanted to.”

Jaden House scored 11 points for Wallace (2-1), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

"I was proud of the effort my girls gave," Wallace coach Nichole Farkas said. "They never gave up. There were some good takeaways for us. After a 17-4 deficit after the first quarter, I was happy we could contain them a bit and not let the game get too out of hand. Post Falls JV is quick and are great shooters. I was proud of my senior leadership of Brianna Bergen and Chloe Cielke for keeping the team mentally focused."

Kaliah Frazey scored 10 points for Post Falls JV, which hosts Coeur d’Alene on Dec. 1.

Post Falls JV 17 9 12 14 — 52

Wallace 4 7 4 10 — 30

POST FALLS JV — Greensky 0, Furr 0, Flerchinger 4, Brennan 7, Berg 2, Chase 11, McLean 7, Asper 5, SiJohn 2, Maurer 4,Frazey 10.

WALLACE — Garitone 0, Cielke 8, House 11, Welch 4, Burmeister 3, Gibson 0, Bergem 4.

Bonners Ferry 68

Lakeside 45

PLUMMER — Sadie Hill scored 15 points to lead the 3A Badgers past the 1A Division I Knights at Ron Miller Court.

“Bonners Ferry played and shot the ball really well tonight,” said Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman of the Badgers, who shot 11 of 28 from the 3-point line. “I’m proud of the things we fixed in the second half and we played right with them. But we just dug too big of a hole and they were lights out in the first half. We did some good things, and hopefully this will pay off for us when we get to the important games.”

Asha Abubakari scored 14 points for Bonners Ferry in its season opener.

Arianna Havier-Gorr scored 17 points for Lakeside (1-1), which hosts Timberlake on Dec. 1.

Bonners Ferry 24 27 8 9 — 68

Lakeside 14 13 12 6 — 45

BONNERS FERRY — Villaluz 10, Si. Hill 5, Bayer 9, Bliss 0, Blackmore 8, Abubakari 14, Sa. Hill 15, Sumpter 2, Pinkerton 5.

LAKESIDE — A. Holt 9, Havier-Gorr 17, J. Holt 10, Twoteeth 2, Peters 7, Marchand 0, Allen 0, Rivera 0.

Kellogg 54

Priest River 20

KELLOGG — Further details were not available.

Great Falls Christian 51

N.I. Christian 48

KALISPELL, Mont. — Danica Kelly scored 16 points for the Royals in a loss to Great Falls Christian to finish third at the Stillwater Christian Turkey Shootout.

North Idaho Christian defeated Flathead Valley Home School Association 40-36, then Gallatin Valley Christian of Bozeman 43-23 to advance to the semifinals.

North Idaho Christian (2-2) will face Spokane Classical Christian on Dec. 3 at North Idaho Christian. North Idaho Christian will be the visiting team due to Classical Christian not being able to host games due to athletics being shut down in Washington state due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Great Falls Christian 15 15 10 11 — 51

N.I. Christian 14 13 11 10 — 48

GREAT FALLS CHRISTIAN — Hancock 5, Gray 11, Ry. Doyon 0, Holmquist 9, H. Doyon 4, Reiman 13, Golden 8.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Kelly 16, Garn 0, Pilgrim 8, H. Malinauskas 3, Nelson 4, K. Malinauskas 7, Gilmar 0, Overturf 10.

• BOYS

N.I. Christian takes home

Turkey Shootout in wild fashion

KALISPELL, Mont. — Wylie Pilgrim hit the game-winning free throw for the Royals against Gallatin Valley Christian of Bozeman, Mont., in a 21-19 elam ending, capturing the 2020 Stillwater Christian Turkey Shootout championship.

“We didn’t have a clue about the format until we got there,” said North Idaho Christian coach Shawn Thompson, whose team had to play four games to get to the championship game on Saturday. “I think they wanted to avoid the 50 minute game, but it didn’t quite happen like that. But I thought it was a really cool format and kind of took away the free throw game.”

North Idaho Christian beat Gallatin Valley 53-51 in the first championship game on a jumper by Malachi Bullington to force the 25-minute elam ending game.

In the semifinals, Talon Williams scored on a layup as time expired to give the Royals a 53-51 win over Green Falls Christian School.

North Idaho Christian also defeated Flathead Valley Home School Association 51-50 after Morgan O’Brien hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer and tournament host Stillwater Christian 55-39 on Saturday.

North Idaho Christian (5-1) will face Spokane Classical Christian on Dec. 3 at North Idaho Christian. North Idaho Christian will be the visiting team due to Classical Christian not being able to host games due to athletics being shut down in Washington state due to the coronavirus pandemic.