Lake City d.

Lewiston

LEWISTON - Kylie Curtis had 12 kills, 10 assists and four aces as the Lake City Timberwolves defeated the Lewiston Bengals 17-25, 25-23, 25-23, 25-13 at Booth Hall on Thursday, clinching their first league title since 2006 and earning the right to host the Region 1 tournament starting Thursday night.

"The kids came out a little slow, but after the first game played amazing," Lake City coach Bret Taylor said. "This is probably the best match we've played so far this season. Winning the league title is nice, but I still believe anyone can win this league out of the four, it just depends on the night. We're not going to take anything for granted, but we're very fortunate that it was us this year."

Camille Rounds had 19 assists, Kasey Widmyer six blocks, Mackenzie Brown 16 digs for Lake City (15-5, 5-1 5A IEL), which travels to University on Saturday.

"I felt our group was determined in the fourth game," Taylor said. "That was probably our best defensive game of the match. They were all over the floor and gym chasing the ball down."

Lewiston (18-10, 2-4) will be the third seed to regionals, with Post Falls second and Coeur d'Alene fourth.

St. Maries d.

Priest River

PRIEST RIVER - Marlee Masterson had 26 kills and 12 digs as the St. Maries Lumberjacks defeated the Priest River Spartans 25-21, 25-15, 24-26, 25-15 to clinch their eighth straight Intermountain League title and clinch the top seed to the 3A District 1 tournament next Saturday at Lakeland High in Rathdrum.

"Overall, we played decent tonight," St. Maries coach Missy Asbury said. "Priest River served tough and hit tough, but we did a good job of figuring them out and sticking to our strategy."

Jaylee Sines had 46 assists, Mariah Gladden 18 kills and Kristina Halvorson 11 digs for St. Maries (19-8, 7-0 IML), which travels to a tri-match with Lakeland and Coeur d'Alene at Coeur d'Alene High on Saturday.

"I thought Abby Anderson and Kristina had great games defensively," Asbury said.

Melissa Troust had 16 kills and Beth Bykerk 12 kills for Priest River (11-7, 5-3), which will be the second seed to districts, with Timberlake third, Kellogg fourth and Bonners Ferry fifth.

Post Falls d.

Moscow

MOSCOW - Allison Meehan had eight kills and three aces as the Trojans beat the Bears 25-18, 25-15, 25-20 in a nonleague match at Bear Den.

"I thought we served pretty well tonight," Post Falls coach Willow Hanna said. "We didn't miss too many serves tonight. It was a good win for us before starting regionals next week."

Ashley Jibby had nine kills, Savannah Hill seven kills, Tori Bertsch 26 assists and Jazmin Chavez 16 digs for Post Falls (26-6), which travels to a tri-match with Sandpoint and Mt. Spokane on Saturday in Spokane.

Sandpoint d.

Lakeland

RATHDRUM - Alex Bucholtz had 16 digs as the Bulldogs swept the Hawks 25-16, 25-15, 25-14 to cap an unbeaten season in the 4A Inland Empire League.

Jayne Van Slate had six kills, Kaitlyn Whitesitt four kills and Sonora Wilkes 12 assists for Lakeland (5-21, 0-4 4A IEL), which faces Coeur d'Alene and St. Maries in a tri-match on Saturday at Coeur d'Alene High.

Hannah Neuman had eight kills, Beth Lewis seven kills and Mac Jones 26 assists for Sandpoint (14-9, 4-0), which faces Mt. Spokane and Post Falls in a tri-match at Mt. Spokane on Saturday.

Gonzaga Prep d.

Coeur d'Alene

SPOKANE - Maddy Seaman had 13 kills and two blocks for the Vikings, who fell to the Bullpups 24-26, 25-18, 25-23, 25-18 in a nonleague match.

"Gonzaga Prep served very tough tonight," Coeur d'Alene coach Dee Pottenger said. "I thought Maddy had a great game and defensively, we dug the ball really well tonight. Amy Norris and Alex Evans played really well and dug up a lot of balls tonight."

Sydney Williams had seven kills, Ashley Hammons 17 assists, Michelle Flannery 12 assists, Demi Johnson 13 digs and Taylor Gould 11 digs for Coeur d'Alene (9-12), which hosts Lakeland and St. Maries in a tri-match on Saturday.

Timberlake d.

Clark Fork

SPIRIT LAKE - Kelly Madsen had 15 kills and five aces, Amanda Swanson added 20 digs and Timberlake won its regular-season finale, a 29-31, 25-17, 31-29, 25-14 nonleague victory over Clark Fork.

"We've had a hard time closing games, but we really bonded as a team tonight and kept playing hard," Timberlake coach Michelle Garwood said. "It was a great match all the way around and our mental attitude was different than I've seen all year."

Brooke Murray had 22 assists, Madi Hauck seven blocks for Timberlake (17-12), which is idle until the 3A District 1 tournament Oct. 22 at Lakeland High.

For Clark Fork (19-4), Celeste Komanec recorded 22 assists and five digs, Mariah Miller 16 digs and nine kills, and Brocklynn Thornton nine kills, seven digs and four blocks.