Kiebert shines in defeat

SELKIRK — Lyndsie Kiebert continued her scoring surge, pouring in 18 points to go with five rebounds and three steals, but Clark Fork fell 45-29 to Selkirk in a road loss on Tuesday night.

Annie Wurm added six points and Callie Potter three assists for the Wampus Cats (0-10), who are still looking for consistency.

“We played good at times, just not consistent enough yet,” said Cats head coach Mark Stevens, lauding the play of Kiebert, who has made 14 of her last 17 free throws. “She’s very aggressive offensively, not just relying on the 3-point shots.”

Clark Fork hosts Cusick on Thurday.

CLARK FORK — Kinney 0, Ly. Kiebert 18, Le. Kiebert 1, Dohmen 0, Heigis 4, Potter 0, Fitzpatrick 0, Young 0, Wurm 6, Gonshorowski 0.

Bahr scores 18 for Wampus Cats

Ben Bahr scored 18 points and blocked two shots, Nate Nesbitt added six points and two steals and Tristin Bristol two points and six rebounds for the Wampus Cats (2-7), who lost 55-41 to Selkirk on Tuesday night.

“We played well, but only scored four points in the second quarter,” said Cats head coach Corey Vogel. “In the second half we stayed right with them, and had a lot of fun.”

CLARK FORK — Bristol 2, Aguirre 3, Bowen 3, Anderson 2, Oas 3, Nesbitt 6, Boudousquie 4, Bahr 18.