Prep notes: Boise State calls LC basketball standout Riley Lupfer

Lewis and Clark basketball standout and senior-to-be Riley Lupfer has given Boise State University an oral commitment.

This winter she averaged 16.8 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game. The guard made 52 percent of her shots and 44 percent from 3-point range.

“It felt like home,” Lupfer said in a press release provided by coach George Pfeifer. “From the first time I went there in September, I could not shake the feeling I wanted to be a Bronco.”

Said Pfeifer: “Riley had numerous offers and choices. At the end, she selected a school she strongly believes is going to maximize her gifts as a player and individual. I know this; when the lights are the brightest she is at her best and a pure joy to coach.”

All-star games

The 2015 WSGBCA Senior All-State basketball games are Saturday at King’s High School in Seattle.

The format calls for 1B against 2B, 1A against 2A and 3A against 4A.

A handful of area players were picked to play. They are: 4A – Laura Stockton and Otiona Gildon of Gonzaga Prep; Madison Hovren of Central Valley; 3A – Shyla Carr of Shadle Park; 1A – Jocelyn Cook-Cox of Lakeside; 2B – Maddie Johnson of Reardan; and 1B – Savannah Chadwick of Colton; Rainy Rocket of Almira/Coulee- Hartline.

Lakeside coach Jeff Peitz will coach the 1A team.

All-state soccer

The WSSCA all-state fall soccer teams have been announced.

Kelsey Turnbow of state champion Central Valley has been named the 4A most valuable player. CV coach Andres Monrroy was named coach of the year.

Hayden Gabbert of Lewis and Clark and McKenna Stocker of CV were named second team.

In 2A, Brook Morrow of Clarkston, Jenna Sullens of West Valley and Madison Bastin, Hannah Burland and Chelsea Love of East Valley were named honorable mention.

In 1A, Callie Best and Jocelyn Cook-Cox of Lakeside were named first team.

In 2B/1B boys, Michael Hamilton, Collin Cremers and Matt Arlt of St. George’s were named second team.