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Post Falls High School

School Info
Conference: 5A Inland Empire League
Classification: 5A


Head Coach: Marc Allert

Years as Head Coach: 5th Season

Previous Experience: 20 Years boys assistant

Record Last Year: 18-7

State Titles: 1983, 2003, 2013

Assistant Coaches:
Ryan Heasty, Kelsi De Hass, Adam Schwaderer


Returning Players:
Melody Kempton, Forward, So
Bayley Brennan, Guard , So
Kennady McComb, Wing , Sr


Returning Players with Honors:
Melody Kempton IEL League MVP

“Key Players” lost from last year:
Lost 6 Srs. Including 1st Team IEL players Shayna Allert and Sam Runkle

Incoming “impact” players:
Aubre Johnson, Post, Sr;
Charissa Johnson, Post, Sr;
Abby Gennett, Guard, So
Team Preview

Written by David Bashore

Post Falls doesn’t return a ton of experience from last year; the Trojans have two sophomores back, guard Bailey Brennan and forward Melody Kempton, who was the conference MVP as a freshman last season. Joining them is senior Kennady McComb, but that’s about it as far as experienced players in the Post Falls system go. Newcomers include seniors Aubre Johnson and Charissa Johnson, and sophomore Abby Gennett.

Offensively earlier in the season it’ll fall to Brennan and Kempton to carry the offensive load while others acclimate to the system. Aubre Johnson, a transfer from out-of-state, and a clutch of players over 6 feet tall should help provide some balance.

Defensively the Trojans should be fairly deep and covered with smart, quick guards and tall, physical forwards. That allows for balance, as well as on-ball pressure and – they hope – turnovers that allow them to run in transition.

It’ll be a growing process for Post Falls, but the junior varsity team went 17-3 last season. A lot of those players are on varsity now and if they can adapt quickly to the speed and physical play of varsity ball in the Inland Empire League, the Trojans should be right in the mix.



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