GIRLS

Priest River 46, Clark Fork 22

PRIEST RIVER — Sophomore McKinley Burgess-Duquette tallied a game-high 14 points, sophomore Haylee Jepson-Church and freshman Haley Rice each hit two 3-pointers and registered 11 points apiece, and the Spartans used a 30-11 second-half scoring advantage to defeat the Lady Cats in a non-league matchup held Monday night at Priest River High.

Senior Aleigha Jensen also splashed a 3-pointer and had seven points while sophomore Courtney Whitaker added three points to the stat sheet for the Lady Spartans, which snapped a five-game losing streak with the victory.

Freshman Vanessa Rogier splashed two 3-pointers on her way to a team-high 10 points, seniors Piper Scarlett and Priscilla Mayorga recorded five points and one 3-pointer of their own, and sophomore Gracie Stevens contributed two points for Clark Fork, which trailed just 16-11 at halftime.

"We got some good looks and just couldn't get the results," Clark Fork High head coach Chris Cavanaugh said. "On the other end of the court, our defense was good overall, but we got beat up on rebounding. We can't give up that many offensive rebounds and expect to win."

Clark Fork (4-8) will look to get back into the win column today when they travel to Kootenai for a non-league matchup.

Priest River (6-7) will travel to Spirit Lake to take on Timberlake's junior varsity team on Friday.

Clark Fork 2 9 8 3 — 22

Priest River 5 11 15 15 — 46

PTS: CF — Rogier 10, Scarlett 5, Mayorga 5, Stevens 2. PR — Burgess-Duquette 14, Rice 11, Jepson-Church 11, Jensen 7, Whitaker 3.

Spokane Athletic Co-op 62, Kootenai Thunder 25

COCOLALLA — Mazie Miles and Lexi Ball both recorded six points and two steals, Olivia Donahe chipped in five points, and the Lady Thunder fell to the Golden Eagles in a non-league game held Monday night at Cocolalla Bible Camp.

Bit Darrow and Abby Hoefling each had two points and four rebounds, Hoefling grabbed two steals of her own, and Beth Hill pulled down three rebounds for the Thunder, which scored 14 of their 25 points in the first half.

Jenny Barnhart and Shelby Barnhart also had two points in the contest for the Kootenai Thunder, which are now 2-8 on the season.

PTS: KT — Miles 6, Ball 6, Donahe 5, J. Barnhart 2, Hoefling 2, S. Barnhart 2, Darrow 2.

REB: KT — Darrow 4, Hoefling 4, Hill 3, J. Barnhart 1, Miles 1, Palmer 1, Ball 1, Donahe 1.

AST: KT — Miles 1, Darrow 1, S. Barnhart 1.

STL: KT — Miles 2, Ball 2, Hoefling 2, Darrow 1, Stevens 1, J. Barnhart 1, Palmer 1, S. Barnhart 1.

BLK: KT — None.

BOYS

Kootenai Thunder 62, Spokane Athletic Co-op 56

COCOLALLA — The host Thunder rallied to beat the visiting Golden Eagles in a non-league affair held Monday night at Cocolalla Bible Camp.

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The win marks the third in a row for the Kootenai Thunder, which are now 5-5 overall.