PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Vikings pass another tough test in Boise area

MERIDIAN — For the third straight day, Coeur d’Alene had to find a way to finish a game on the road in a tough environment. 

And while it might have gotten tougher with junior guard Brookeslee Colvin playing with four fouls the entire second half, the Vikings found a way. 

Colvin scored a game-high 30 points for the Vikings, who improved to 3-0 on the season with a 64-53 win over the Mountain View Mavericks on Saturday afternoon. 

“We got a little scare when she got her fourth foul going into halftime,” Coeur d’Alene coach Stacy Boyd said. “But all of our players stepped up and had her back.” 

Colvin scored 11 of her 30 points in the second half. 

“Playing the full last two quarters of the game with four fouls was a good test for Brookeslee, because she can build off that and learn to play in foul trouble,” Boyd said. “And it’s good for our players to learn how to play when she’s not on the court. That’s something we’ll keep working on.” 

Sophomore Sabre Reardon added 12 points for Coeur d’Alene, which travels to Lewiston on Tuesday. 

“I’m proud of our competitive performance this week,” Boyd said. “It was a productive week for us and a great learning experience. We’re excited to build on this as we head deeper into the season.” 

Senior Addie Lee scored 29 points for Mountain View (3-1). 

Coeur d’Alene        16    15    13    20    —    64 

Mountain View        15    9    14    13    —    53 

COEUR d’ALENE — Wheeler 9, Brown 5, Bridge 1, Wallis 2, Colvin 30, Shafer 5, Bowmer 0, Semprimoznik 0, Reardon 12. 

MOUNTAIN VIEW — J. Steinwand 0, Richards 0, Lee 29, Linville 4, K, Steinwand 0, Huff 7, Martin 2, Keller 11. 

Owyhee 54 

Lake City 38 

MERIDIAN — The final 24 minutes of Saturday’s game might be something to build on for the Timberwolves moving forward. 

But it was the first eight that was the difference against the defending state 6A champions. 

Ella Pearson, a junior, was moved to point guard for the Timberwolves, and scored 21 points, including 10 of 13 from the free-throw line in a loss to the Storm at Owyhee High. 

“We’d moved her to point guard, so that’s why it was interesting in the first quarter,” said Lake City coach David Pratt, whose team trailed 19-3 after the first quarter. “After that, she really turned it on and played well. Moving her into that role really settled us down. She made us comfortable, and she picked her spots as well.” 

Lake City (0-4) returns to action Dec. 4 at home against Meridian. 

“Our kids worked so hard today and it was good to see them give that energy as a group,” Pratt said. “We told them if we can come out and give that kind of energy, it will be a win. If we can clean up the mistakes, I think we’ll be alright.” 

Aubree Hamilton and Jude Rampton scored 11 points each for Owyhee (3-2). 

Lake City    3    14    10    11    —    38 

Owyhee    19    13    12    10    —    54 

LAKE CITY – Kolden 3, Pearson 21, Baltzell 3, Johnston 8, Johnson 3, Hiltenbrand 0, Smith 0, Brouse 0. 

OWYHEE – Area 2, Hamilton 11, Dixon 3, McKenna 9, Main 3, Downie 5, Raney 0, Hopper 0, Siegner 4, Rampton 11, Hiatt 6. 

Boise 58 

Post Falls 46 

BOISE — Sophomore Annabelle Tucker scored 14 points for the visiting Trojans, who pulled within seven points of the Brave early in the fourth quarter before falling in the third of three games in three days the Boise area. 

Junior Brooklyn Reese added 11 points for Post Falls (0-5). 

“The difference between yesterday and today was effort; we played harder today,” said Post Falls coach Brian Carlson, whose team lost 58-23 on Friday night at Mountain View of Meridian, a game the Trojans trailed 36-5 at halftime.  

Post Falls is still without its top player, senior point guard Kailey Walton, who suffered a pulled hamstring during soccer season in the fall, then aggravated it on the first day of girls basketball tryouts. Carlson is hopeful Walton will be available when Post Falls returns to action Dec. 2 at Chiawana of Pasco, Wash. 

Nya Pellant-Latham and Libby Nelson each scored 18 for Boise (3-2). 

Post Falls     8    16    10    12    —    46 

Boise     17    12    14    15    —    58 

POST FALLS — Benzinger-Stephens 0, Hollenbeck 2, Haines-Picchione 3, Reese 11, Felix 6, Morrison 5, Johnson 3, Tucker 14, Gluhak 2. 

BOISE — Waldram 9, Meyer 2, Ruffing 6, Pellant-Latham 18, Nelson 18, Chatfield, Powell 2. 

Kellogg 41

Troy 25

WALLACE — The 3A Wildcats beat the 2A Trojans to capture the Silver Valley Tournament title at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Further details were not reported.

Wallace 36 

Clark Fork 28 

WALLACE — Senior Aubrey Birdsell scored 13 points for the Miners in a win over the Wampus Cats in the consolation game of the Silver Valley Tournament at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Junior Khepri Wood scored nine points for Wallace (3-1), which hosts Kellogg on Dec. 4. 

Senior Priscilla Mayorga scored 10 points for Clark Fork (0-3), which hosts Priest River on Dec. 4. 

Clark Fork    17    2    4    5    —    28 

Wallace        15    8    9    4    —    36 

CLARK FORK — Petersen 6, Raynor 0, Rogier 9, Scarlett 3, Mayorga 10. 

WALLACE — Au. Birdsell 13, Voorhees 4, M. Stutzke 0, Wood 9, Hanks 4, DeLano 0, Al. Birdsell 4, Phillips 2. 

Foothills Christian 35 

N.I. Christian 31 

HELENA, Mont. — Senior Chelsey Cate had 21 points, 12 rebounds, four steals and two blocks for the Royals in a loss to the Falcons of Butte, Mont., in the Helena Turkey Shootout at Montana City Christian School. 

Senior Sydney Ellis had seven rebounds and five assists for North Idaho Christian (0-2). 

Leah Hass scored 14 points for Foothills Christian. 

Foothills Christian    10    8    9    8    —    35 

N.I. Christian        10    4    7    10    —    31 

FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN — Koteskey 5, Li. Hass 3, Cox 7, Anaya 0, Fulbright 5, Le. Hass 14, Teini 1, Lewis 0. 

NORTH IDAHO — Ellis 2, Cate 21, Salaiz 8, Henry 0, Owens 0, Smith 0. 

Helena Christian 46 

N.I. Christian 42 

HELENA, Mont. — Senior Chelsey Cate had 26 points, 13 rebounds and five steals for the Royals in a loss to the Rams in the Helena Turkey Shootout at Montana City Christian School. 

Senior Madison Salaiz had six points, seven assists and five steals and senior Sydney Ellis had eight points, seven assists and five steals for North Idaho Christian (0-3), which faces The Oaks on Dec. 1 at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Helena Christian    14    12    10    10    —    46 

N.I. Christian    12    8    12    10    —    42 

HELENA CHRISTIAN — M. Conney 2, K. Conney 12, K. Glass 4, M. Glass 3, Hostelcyk 14, Bekram 2, Erotch 9, Mortz 0. 

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Ellis 8, Cate 26, Salaiz 6, Owens 0, Henry 0, Smith 2.