• GIRLS BASKETBALL

ST. MARIES — Senior wing Macie Rimel scored 12 of her 18 points in the second half, and the St. Maries Lumberjacks snapped a five-game losing skid with a 57-29 nonleague victory over the Wallace Miners on Thursday night.

Jenna Holder hit three 3-pointers and scored 11 of her 13 points in the third quarter for St. Maries (3-7), which outscored Wallace (3-5) 26-1 in the quarter.

“The first half we didn’t come out and play,” St. Maries coach Gary Krumheuer said. “We beat Wallace the first time (54-23) and thought it would be easy, and Wallace didn’t make it easy. Our press kicked in (in the third quarter), and we were all over the place.”

St. Maries, which came into the game shooting 19 percent on 3s, made seven against Wallace, including five in the third quarter, and was over 50 percent from behind the arc for the game, Krumheuer said.

Wallace plays host to Mullan tonight at 5:30.

St. Maries plays at Kellogg on Saturday in what was supposed to be the Brawl 4 the Ball spirit games.

Wallace 7 13 1 8 — 29

St. Maries 11 11 26 9 — 57

WALLACE — Specht 3, Cielke 3, House 7, Phillips 2, Welch 2, Burmeister 2, Hemphill 3, Hunter 6, Bergen 1.

ST. MARIES — Sines 1, Badgett 5, McGreal 4, Christensen 2, Rimel 16, Watkins 6, Mitchell 5, Holder 13, Miller 9, Hammond 5, Scott 0.

Lakeside 63

Clark Fork 25

PLUMMER — Ashlee Holt and her sister Jolissa Holt each scored 14 points as the Knights defeated the Wampus Cats in nonleague play at Ron Miller Court.

“They both played well tonight,” said Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman, whose Knights shot over 50 percent from the field. “We moved the ball around well. The last six or seven girls (on our roster), they don’t get a lot of time on varsity, so it was good to get them some experience.”

Katelyn Matteson led Clark Fork (2-7) with nine points.

Lakeside (4-5) travels to Bonners Ferry next Thursday.

Clark Fork 7 7 7 4 — 25

Lakeside 25 18 12 8 — 63

CLARK FORK — Matteson 9, Valliere 4, Myers 2, Shelton 5, Reuter 2, Mace 3, Fournier 0.

LAKESIDE — A. Holt 14, Havier-Gorr 4, J. Holt 14, Twoteeth 2, Wienclaw 6, Rivera 4, Matt 0, D. Lowley 4, Peters 9, Marchand 2, Allen 2, Lawrence 0, Tsawklai 2.

Mullan 47

Genesis Prep 10

POST FALLS — Talowa Fallingwater scored 10 of her game-high 23 points in the third quarter as the visiting Tigers defeated the Jaguars in a nonleague game at The Courts at Real Life.

Mullan (6-3) plays at Wallace tonight at 5:30.

Miyah Anderson scored six points to lead Genesis Prep (0-4), which returns to action next Friday at Lakeside. The Jaguars’ scheduled game with Kootenai this Saturday was canceled when the Kootenai School Board voted last month that its basketball and wrestling teams would not compete this winter, due to COVID-19 concerns.

Mullan 9 13 16 9 — 47

Genesis Prep 4 2 4 0 — 10

MULLAN — Dykes 7, Fallingwater 23, Blankenship 0, Frazier 4, Haig 3, Charvez 0, Nelson 8, Stahle 2.

GENESIS PREP — Martin 0, Yount 0, Meerdink 2, Robertson 0, Anderson 6, Wilson 2.

N.I. Christian 96

Kootenai Thunder 47

HAYDEN — Grace Gwin had 14 points and 12 rebounds for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win over Kootenai Thunder at North Idaho Christian School.

Danica Kelly had 13 points and 10 assists, Symone Pilgrim six points and 16 rebounds, Rylee Overturf 12 points and 12 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (10-3, 4-0 MCL), which hosts Classical Christian of Hayden on Tuesday.

Rayelynn McArthur scored 17 points for Kootenai Thunder.

Kootenai Thunder 7 19 11 10 — 46

N.I. Christian 26 28 28 14 — 96

KOOTENAI THUNDER — Allhouse 3, Murray 8, Black 9, Jones 6, McArthur 17, Kohl 0, DeGraff 0, Sloan 2, Cave 2.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Monaghan 2, Kelly 13, Pilgrim 6, Gwin 14, H. Malinauskas 11, Daigle 2, Nelson 2, K. Malinauskas 12, Connelly 9, Gilmar 9, Overturf 12, Y. Pilgrim 4.

• BOYS BASKETBALL

Lakeside 80

Clark Fork 38

CLARK FORK — The visiting Knights turned up the intensity defensively, closing the first quarter on a 18-1 run and forcing nine turnovers on the way to a nonleague win.

“They like a really fast tempo and we don’t have that much in our league, so it’s a whole new game for us,” Clark Fork assistant coach Stillman Berkley said of Lakeside. “They are a very competitive team, and it shows.”

Vander Brown had 20 points, six assists and five steals for Lakeside (7-1), which hosts North Idaho Christian on Tuesday.

Carter Sanroman had 16 points for Clark Fork (1-6), which hosts Wallace next Thursday.

Lakeside 25 21 26 8 — 80

Clark Fork 8 13 9 8 — 38

LAKESIDE — Brown 20, Abuan 7, Higgins 16, SiJohn 4, Q. Hall 10, J. Hall 15, Louie 0, Matt 8.

CLARK FORK — Garcia 15, Sanroman 16, Reuter 0, Barnett 2, Howard 0, Shelton 0, Wade 5.

N.I. Christian 67

Kootenai Thunder 37

HAYDEN — Malachi Bullington had 27 points, 10 rebounds and three assists for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win over Kootenai Thunder at North Idaho Christian School.

Morgan O’Brien had 22 points, four rebounds and four steals for North Idaho Christian (13-4, 6-0 MCL), which visits Timberlake on Saturday.

Ben Wickoff scored 10 points for Kootenai Thunder.

Kootenai Thunder 5 13 9 10 — 37

N.I. Christian 13 21 26 7 — 67

KOOTENAI THUNDER — Lakewood 0, Barker 2, Deaven 6, Beck 0, Wickoff 10, Smith 3, Roop 7, Wilks 9, Fold 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Pilgrim 1, Smith 2, McKee 2, O’Brien 22, Mitchell 0, Bryan 6, Johnson 2, Grassi 3, Bullington 27, Sakae 2.

• WRESTLING

CALDWELL — Hayden Berger (220 pounds) and Riley Siegford (145) went unbeaten on the night for Lakeland, which split in duals against Caldwell and Kuna on Thursday at Caldwell High.

Lakeland defeated Caldwell 46-33 in its first dual of the night, then lost 53-21 to Kuna.

Kuna, which captured the state 4A championship in 2020, moved up to the 5A classification this year.

Coeur d'Alene lost to Kuna 50-23, then lost to Caldwell 42-42, with the host Cougars winning on criteria (8 wins to 7).

Nolan Randles (145/152), Drew Roberts (152/160) and Mason Keough (138) won both of their matches for Coeur d'Alene.

“Both Mason and Jaxon wrestled really well,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “We’re so inexperienced at the lower weights, but have some kids that are going to make some strides. Kuna’s a seasoned team, and our kids are trying and going to get better, but it’s going to take a while. Against Caldwell, we lost a couple of matches that we probably should have won. It’s tough to get off the bus and wrestle, but it’s a challenge that we love doing and we’re not going to shy away from it.”

Junior Gunner Giulio lost by a 6-5 decision to Kuna’s Dante Roggio, who won the state 4A title at 138 pounds in 2020.

“Gunner lifted him and took him to his back and got called for a slam,” Moffat said. “We lost a (team) point on that and he had another takedown that didn’t get called. We felt like he won the match, but just not on paper. But he’ll get another crack and it again this weekend.”

The annual Rollie Lane Invitational begins today at 7 a.m. PST. With no fans allowed, the tournament has been moved from the Ford Idaho Center to the nearby Ford Sports Center, which is used for indoor track and field events.

KUNA 50, COEUR d’ALENE 23

182 — Carter Torres, Kuna, d. Bear Brunner, 10-4. 195 — Xander Floth, Kuna, p. Logan Cessna, 3:40. 220 — Jaxson Washington, Cd’A, p. Zack Curran, :36. 285 — Jackson Kohal, Cd’A, p. Robert Carlson, 3:29. 98 — Hunter Lowe, Kuna, md. Cooper Frank, 11-1. 106 — Cole Currin, Kuna, tf. Boston Spear, 15-0. 120 — Zanlen White, Kuna, p. Alyssa Randles, 4:00. 126 — Anieas Rivera, Kuna, p. Dax Larsen, 3:53. 132 — Michael Mitchell, Kuna, p. Nick Lara, 1:46. 138 — Mason Keough, Cd'A, p. Zach James, 1:57. 145 — Nolan Randles, Cd’A, d. Kody Rich, 6-4. 152 — Drew Roberts, Cd’A, d. Preston Owens, 5-2. 160 — Cael Palmer, Kuna, tf. Sebastian Prangley, 21-4. 170 — Dante Roggio, Kuna, d. Gunner Giulio, 6-5.

LAKELAND 46, CALDWELL 33

182 — Jacob Lafollette, LL, by forfeit. 195 — John White, LL, by forfeit. 220 — Hayden Berger, LL, d. Vincent Claudio, 3-0. 285 — Miguel Perez, Cald, d. Sam Feusier, 1-0. 98 — Matt Williams, LL, p. Brian Angeles, 1:31. 106 — Jackson Norman, Cald, p. Duke Williamson, 2:22. 113 — Christian Avila, p. Reilly Saxe, 5:31. 120 — Aidan Go, Cald, by forfeit. 126 — Hunter Bidelman, Cald, p. John Meredith, 2:14. 132 — Lucas Williams, LL, d. Gracin Go, 10-6. 138 — Justin Freeman, Cald, by forfeit. 145 — Riley Siegford, LL, md. August Pena, 8-0. 152 — Blaise Wright, LL, p. Alex Sauceda, 2:59. 160 — Cooper Johnson, LL, p. Hayden Kinney, :37. 170 — Devon Suko, LL, p. Ezra Hernandez, 1:28.

CALDWELL 42, COEUR d’ALENE 42

195 — Logan Cessna, Cd’A, by forfeit. 220 — Jaxson Washington, Cd’A, p. Vincent Claudio, 1:41. 285 — Miguel Perez, Cald, d. Jackson Kohal, 5-2. 98 — Brian Angeles, Cald, p. Cooper Frank, 1:55. 106 — Jackson Norman, Cald, p. Boston Spear, 1:14. 113 — Christian Avila, Cald, by forfeit. 120 — Aidan Go, Cald, p. Alyssa Randles, :28. 126 — Hunter Bidelman, Cald, p. Dax Larsen, 1:10. 132 — Gracin Go, Cald, p. Nick Lara, 3:28. 138 — Mason Keough, Cd’A, p. Justin Freeman, 2:23. 145 — August Pena, Cald, d. Demarco Piazza, 6-5. 152 — Nolan Randles, Cd’A, p. Alex Sauceda, 1:31. 160 — Drew Roberts, Cd’A, p. Hayden Kinney, 1:21. 170 — Gunner Giulio, Cd’A, p. Ezra Hernandez, :31. 182 — Bear Brunner, Cd’A, by forfeit.

KUNA 53, LAKELAND 21

195 — Xander Floth, Kuna, p. Jacob Lafollette, 3:09. 220 — Hayden Berger, LL, p. Zack Curran, 1:47. 285 — Sam Feusier, LL, p. Robert Carlson, 1:05. 98 — Matt Williams, LL, d. Hunter Lowe, 6-4. 106 — Cole Currin, Kuna, tf. Duke Williamson, 16-1. 113 — Anderson White, Kuna, p. Reilly Saxe, 1:30. 120 — Zanlen White, Kuna, by forfeit. 126 — Anieas Rivera, Kuna, pp. John Meredith, :58. 132 — Michael Mitchell, Kuna, d. Lucas Williams, 12-6. 138 — Zach James, Kuna, by forfeit. 145 — Riley Siegford, LL, d. Kody Rich, 4-0. 152 — Preston Owens, Kuna, p. Blaise Wright, 3:02. 160 — Cael Palmer, Kuna, d. Cooper Johnson, 10-3. 170 — Dante Roggio, Kuna, p. Devon Suko, 5:03. 182 — John White, LL, d. Carter Torrest, 1-0.