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Lapwai Wildcats rout Victory Charter by 72 points in 2A state tournament
Third-seeded Lapwai cruises past sixth-seeded Victory Charter in opening round
Published on Feb. 28, 2026
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In the first round of the Idaho Class 2A state girls basketball tournament, the third-seeded Lapwai Wildcats dominated the sixth-seeded Victory Charter Vipers, winning by a 72-point margin on Thursday at Columbia.
Why it matters
The lopsided victory showcases Lapwai's strength as a top contender in the 2A state tournament, while Victory Charter's early exit raises questions about their ability to compete at the highest level of Idaho high school basketball.
The details
Lapwai took control of the game early and never let Victory Charter get close, cruising to a decisive win. The Wildcats' dominant performance highlighted their depth, skill, and ability to overwhelm their opponents.
- The game took place on Thursday, February 20, 2026 in the first round of the Idaho Class 2A state girls basketball tournament.
The players
Lapwai Wildcats
The third-seeded girls basketball team from Lapwai, Idaho competing in the 2A state tournament.
Victory Charter Vipers
The sixth-seeded girls basketball team from Victory Charter School in Idaho competing in the 2A state tournament.
The takeaway
Lapwai's dominant performance showcases their status as a top contender in the 2A state tournament, while Victory Charter's lopsided loss raises concerns about their ability to compete at the highest level of Idaho high school basketball.


