SANDPOINT - Nothing can take the pressure out of a loser-out game like a quick start, and Sandpoint got just that Saturday night at the 4A Region 1 tournament, jumping out to a 21-4 lead and downing the Hawks 51-32 at Les Rogers Court.

Blaine Shultz and Jackson Olin each scored 13 points to lead Sandpoint (11-12), and Cole Fuhrman had a stellar game on both ends of the court, scoring 11 points to go with six boards and spearheading a strong defensive effort.

"Cole Fuhrman came out tonight and played huge. He was blocking out, rebounding, playing help-side defense; the best game he's had as a Bulldog," said Sandpoint coach Tyler Haynes, whose team shot 7 for 15 from beyond the arc. "We kind of fed off that and got hot. I don't think we took a bad shot in the first half."

Hunter Arno scored eight points and pulled down six rebounds, and Trent Derrick added eight and seven for the Hawks (4-18), whose season came to an end after a cold-shooting first half, where they were out-scored 29-8. The Hawks made 11 of 50 shots from the field overall.

No. 2 Sandpoint will travel south once again on Tuesday to face No. 1 Moscow (7-13) in the Bear Den, looking to keep the season alive. The Bulldogs led the Bears by five points with five minutes left in a tough loss on Thursday, and will look to bounce back.

"We feel good," said Haynes, whose team traveled a similar road two years ago and beat Moscow twice in a row to get to state. "That's a tough place to play, and we've certainly had success there in the past."

Lakeland 4 4 10 14 - 32

Sandpoint 21 8 11 11 - 51

LAKELAND - Spencer 4, Whiteson 1, Kunde 0, Cooper 2, Arno 8, Gray 0, Derrick 8, Boyer 0, Henrickson 0, Opland 9.

SANDPOINT - Williams 3, Hawkins 5, Nikssarian 0, Kennedy 0, Rains 2, Olin 13, Lewis 0, Shultz 13, Fuhrman 11, Carothers 0, Gavin 4, Burgstahler 0, Schwartz 0, Howk 0.

Priest River 75

Kellogg 60

KELLOGG - Eric Holbrook scored 22 points as the visiting Spartans beat the Wildcats at Andrews Gymnasium to win the Intermountain League title.

"We've been working hard on our half-court game," Priest River coach Ryan Bodecker said. "We shot well but, more importantly, we really locked it down on defense tonight."

Kellogg's Ryan Beggerly scored 13 for the Wildcats (14-5, 5-3 IML) who face St. Maries on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the 3A District 1 tournament at Hawk Court in Rathdrum. Priest River (15-5, 7-1 IML) plays Wednesday at 7:30 against the winner of Tuesday's Timberlake-Bonners Ferry loser-out game.

Priest River 11 18 23 23 - 75

Kellogg 9 14 22 15 - 60

PRIEST RIVER-Douglas 3, Bach 18, Salesky 21, Peterson 8, Holbrook 22, Mortenson 3.

KELLOGG-Wendt 12, Orsburn 6, Hulstrom 5, Beggerly 13, Serrano 4, Morgan 7, McDonald 10, Hadley 3.

St. Maries 67

Bonners Ferry 54

BONNERS FERRY - Satchel Schetzle had 16 points and four assists for the visiting Lumberjacks in the Intermountain League and regular season finale for both teams.

Zach Lehman had 14 points and Jake Mercer added 13 points and seven rebounds for St. Maries (16-4, 6-2 IML), ranked fourth in 3A.

“Bonners, they came out firing in the first half, and we kept plugging away at them,” St. Maries coach Craig Wicks said.

Mat Evans made three 3-pointers and scored 14 points for Bonners Ferry (3-13, 2-6).

St. Maries plays Kellogg on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the 3A District 1 tournament at Lakeland. Bonners Ferry opens the tournament on Tuesday at 6 at Lakeland vs. Timberlake (3-17) in a loser-out game.

St. Maries 17 14 16 20 — 67

Bonners Ferry 15 19 8 12 — 54

ST. MARIES — Joiner 8, Schetzle 16, Sampson 0, Lehman 14, Guidry 0, Mercer 13, Anderson 0, Kennelly 2, Heath 11, Cordell 3.

BONNERS FERRY — Moe 5, Zarate 8, Mendez 2, Evans 14, Lopez 8, Aubrey 8, Peycke 9.

Cd’A Charter 63

Orofino 52

LAPWAI — Greg Roman scored 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Panthers past the Maniacs in a loser-out game at the 2A District 1-2 tournament at Lapwai High.

Christian Pedersen added 12 points and six assists for Coeur d’Alene Charter (16-4), which plays Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Lapwai in the second-place game, for a berth in a state play-in game next Saturday. The Panthers will play the loser of Monday’s championship game between Grangeville and Kamiah.

“We just got off to a good start; we made some shots early,” said Charter coach Brian Childs, whose team led 19-4 after one quarter.

Orofino 4 9 20 19 — 52

Cd’A Charter 19 10 18 16 — 63

OROFINO — Pippenger 10, Gray 3, Schlieffer 4, Melton 12, Mangum 0, Meeks 16, Goodrich 3, Terras 2, Marcell 2, Brink 0, Lee 0.

COEUR d’ALENE CHARTER — Pedersen 12, Crandall 0, Hallett 0, Peters 10, Roman 24, Mondragon 0, Redline 12, Shapiro 2, Simon 3.