COEUR d'ALENE - You can't coach speed.

And for the Coeur d'Alene Vikings on Thursday night - if you can't catch it, it's going to be a long night.

Four players scored in double figures for the Vikings as they rolled past the Federal Way Eagles 80-36 in the girls championship game of the Coeur d'Alene Inn-vitational at Rolly Williams Court.

Kyeli Parker scored 11 points for Coeur d'Alene (11-2), which jumped out to a 51-20 halftime lead.

"We knew what we wanted to do," said Parker, who was named tournament MVP. "We wanted to get started strong tonight and continue it against Lewiston (Tuesday) and in the Fish game (next Friday)."

Sophomore Sydney Williams had 11 points for Coeur d'Alene as an all-tournament selection.

"This was a big difference from last year," said Williams, who started as a freshman last season. "When Kendalyn came back after getting hurt, it made a huge difference."

Coeur d'Alene beat Federal Way in last year's title game 70-69.

"This was a great game," Coeur d'Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. "All of our kids played well. We were able to play everyone tonight and our depth is really starting to come around."

Coeur d’Alene returns to 5A Inland Empire League action against visiting Lewiston on Tuesday at Elmer Jordan Court.

“Winning this tournament could be all for nothing,” Poffenroth said. “We’ve got to get ready to play Lewiston on Tuesday.”

Darah Huertas-Vining scored 12 points for Federal Way (7-2).

“We knew they were a great team coming into the game,” Federal Way coach Danny Graham said. “They flat out kicked our tails tonight. They got a lot of open shots. We need to go back to practice and continue to get better from this.”

Federal Way 8 12 13 3 — 36

Coeur d’Alene 26 25 21 8 — 80

FEDERAL WAY — Huertas-Vining12, Vongsaveng 0, McEachin 3, Jones 2, Benton 7, Bynum 0, Belhumer 8, L. Jackson 4, A. Jackson 0, Velasco Bono 0, Alaalaota-Lematua 0.

COEUR d’ALENE — S. Parker 7, Sumner 6, Chalich 3, Orlandi 13, C. Williams 0, K. Parker 11, Tackett 4, Legel 8, Higbie 6, Brainard 12, S. Williams 11.

Lake City 72, Davis 40: Senior guard Jasmyn Smith hit 9 of 13 from beyond the 3-point line, scoring a game-high 29 points to lead the Timberwolves past the Pirates of Davis (Yakima) for third place.

“Jasmyn had a really great game today,” Lake City coach Royce Johnston said.

Smith, who was also named to the all-tournament team, set a school record, breaking the previous mark of eight 3-pointers by Lindsey Herbert and Jenna Lewis.

“It couldn’t have happened to a better kid,” said Johnston of Smith.

Hailey Jackson scored 14 points for Lake City (8-5), which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

Jansen Butler had eight assists and six rebounds for Lake City as an all-tournament selection.

Davis 12 12 9 7 — 40

Lake City 21 19 18 14 — 72

DAVIS — Juarez 9, Perez 3, Alfarado 2, Gratton 7, Ceja 6, Billips 5, Fowler 4, Johnson 4.

LAKE CITY — Jackson 14, Butler 2, Smith 29, Little 2, Wheelock 9, Torres 9, Gay 4, Hawkes 4, Heidenreich 4.

Post Falls 52, Skyline 44: Junior post Danielle Failor had 18 points and 15 rebounds for the Trojans as they beat the Spartans of Sammamish (Wash.) to capture the consolation championship (fifth place).

Post Falls opened a 30-20 lead, but had its lead cut to 42-39 in the fourth quarter before putting the game away at the foul line.

“Our girls really improved throughout the tournament,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “It was good for us to play three days in a row. We’re kind of coming together as a team still.”

Post Falls (8-4) will host Lewiston on Jan. 7.

“All of our league games are right in a row,” said Allert, whose Trojans will play the next four games against 5A Inland Empire League opponents. “I like that we had to play a close game today — we hadn’t been in that situation.”

Post Falls 14 16 8 14 — 52

Skyline 6 14 9 15 — 44

POST FALLS — J. Waller 0, Gonzales 5, King 7, Franklin 2, Smith 4, Litalien 11, Runkle 3, Failor 18, Perrin 2.

SKYLINE — Nicholson 2, Shim 10, Wiedeman 7, Farrar 2, Tinker 12, Daugherty 4, Kassuba 3, Wyszynski 4.

Redmond 57, Lapwai 54: Natahnee Spencer scored a game-high 32 points in a loss for the Wildcats against the Panthers in the seventh- place game.

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

MVP — Kyeli Parker, Coeur d’Alene.

Sydney Williams, Coeur d’Alene; Darah Huertes-Vining, Federal Way; Heidi Ceja, Davis; Jasmyn Smith, Lake City, Jansen Butler, Lake City.