PASCO, Wash. - Post Falls outscored Chiawana 35-16 in the middle two quarters and beat the Riverhawks 56-43 in nonleague play Saturday.

The Trojans improved to 8-0 - matching the program's best start since the 2001-02 squad also began 8-0.

Hallie Gennett had 14 points and 12 rebounds, Brooke Litalien scored 13 points, and Dani Failor added 11 points, 13 rebounds and four assists for Post Falls.

"We got off to a real slow start, we weren't playing with a lot of energy," said Trojans coach Marc Allert, whose team was playing its third game of the week for the second straight week. "They shut down our transition in the first part of the game. Toward the end of the second quarter we started getting out more in transition, played with more enthusiasm. In the third quarter got after 'em on defense; defense got our offense going. It was a pretty gutty win for us."

Delaney Hodgins scored 12 points for Chiawana (1-4).

Post Falls returns to the Tri-Cities on Tuesday, playing at Hanford of Richland, Wash.

Post Falls 6 17 18 15 - 56

Chiawana 10 8 8 17 - 43

POST FALLS - Allert 5, Gonzales 2, King 2, Meehan 2, Smith 5, Litalien 13, Gennett 14, Runkle 2, Failor 11.

CHIAWANA - B. Hodgins 0, Perez 9, D. Hodgins 12, Alferness 9, Gonzales 5, Sullivan 3, Cartwright 5.

Mead 60

Coeur d'Alene 45

SPOKANE - Sydney Williams scored 12 points for the visiting Vikings in a nonleague loss to the Panthers at Mead High.

"Mead was 22 of 44 from the field and we were 15 of 43 and 1 for 12 in the fourth quarter," Coeur d'Alene coach Dale Poffenroth said. "It doesn't help much when you shoot like that, but it was a good game in the first half. We fell behind and caught up, then they made a shot at the buzzer and took the lead and got the momentum and we couldn't get it back. Mead's a good ballclub."

Caelyn Orlandi and Kendalyn Brainard had 11 points each for Coeur d'Alene (6-2), which travels to Lewiston to open its 5A Inland Empire League schedule on Tuesday.

Jade Redmon scored 18 points for Mead.

Coeur d'Alene 10 17 14 4 - 45

Mead 18 13 15 14 - 60

COEUR d'ALENE - Parker 4, Sumner 3, Chalich 3, Orlandi 11, Tackett 1, Brainard 11, Wellsandt 0, Williams 12.

MEAD - Winger 10, Lewey 16, Junkermier 14, Russell 0, Bremner 2, McPhee 0, Redmon 18.

Lake City 39

Richland 37

COEUR d'ALENE - Madi Farrell scored on a layup with 15 seconds remaining to give Lake City the lead for good and the Timberwolves beat the Falcons of Richland (Wash.) in a nonleague game.

"We battled all game," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "We got home late last night (after losing 46-39 at Kennewick on Friday) and it was a character check for us. The biggest thing was we took care of the basketball and only had nine turnovers. I've been stressing that if we can take care of the ball, we can play with anyone."

Farrell had 13 points and eight rebounds, Natalie Wheelock 12 points and Kassie Torres six assists for Lake City (5-3), which travels to Clarkston on Friday.

"Kassie did a good job of working the ball inside to our posts," Kelly said. "It was a great response after not playing well last night. It was a very good game for us."

Colette Gall scored 23 points for Hanford.

Hanford 10 15 5 7 - 37

Lake City 10 6 8 15 - 39

HANFORD - Stewart 4, Hall 3, Shintaffer 3, Steele 0, Raueche 0, Thompson 0, Foracker 4, Gall 23, Winsor 0.

LAKE CITY - Jackson 9, D. Wilson 0, Gewecke 0, Horton 0, Wheelock 12, Farrell 13, Torres 0, Hawkes 5, Smith 0.

Sandpoint 52

Pasco 21

PENDLETON, Ore. - Playing without injured starters Jordan Speelmon and Hailey Olin, freshman Madi Schoening stepped up to fill the scoring void, dropping in a career-high 19 points to go with 11 rebounds and three assists, leading the Bulldogs over Pasco in the third-place game of the Pendleton tournament.

Trailing 13-9 after the first quarter, the Bulldogs outscored Pasco 32-2 during a defensively dominating stretch in the second and third quarters to put the game away.

Nikole Alamillo added 11 points, Karlee Williams had six points and four boards, Cassie Young five points and five rebounds for the Bulldogs, who continued a season-long trend of dominating third quarters.

"We controlled the boards at both ends, and it was a dominating team effort," said first-year Bulldogs coach Bill Bender. "Madi shouldered the bulk of the scoring load and Lily Martin, Kendra Corless and Maryah Delgado shared point guard duties."

Sandpoint hosts Kellogg on Tuesday.

Pasco 13 2 0 6 - 21

Sandpoint 9 22 10 11 - 52

PASCO - Rodriguez 13, Sullivan 2, Martinez 3, Perez 3.

SANDPOINT - Young 5, Liband 4, Olin 0, Williams 6, Corless 3, Martin 4, Schoening 19, Delgado 0, Alamillo 11.

Lakeside 57

Timberline 41

PLUMMER - Kim Duncan-Hall had 11 points and five steals and Sydney Wakan had 11 points and seven rebounds as the Knights defeated the Spartans of Weippe in a nonleague game.

"We shot the ball really well," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "We played really good basketball and are starting to come along."

Avery Brown-Sonder had nine points and eight rebounds and Francine Hendrickx had 10 points and six assists for Lakeside (6-1), which hosts the Post Falls JV on Thursday.

Timberline 9 7 8 15 - 41

Lakeside 9 19 15 14 - 57

TIMBERLINE - A. Jared 10, K. Jared 0, Spencer 0, Kleinsmith 7, C. Jared 0, Willett 13, McColumn 6, Cook 0, Skiles 0, Bonner 0, McIntosh 5.

LAKESIDE - Simes 2, Duncan-Hall 11, Dohrman 3, F. Hendrickx 10, Haynes 1, T. Hendrickx 2, Crowe 0, Louie 3, Nilson 3, Shamburg 2, Flemming 0, Wakan 11, Brown-Sonder 9.

Grangeville 63

St. Maries 32

GRANGEVILLE - Haylee Waddell scored 11 points for the Lumberjacks in a Central Idaho League loss to the Bulldogs.

"I thought our girls played well when we could get the ball down the court," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "They played a tough zone press on us and once we got the ball down the court, we played a lot better."

Lakin Anxo scored eight points for St. Maries (1-6, 0-2 CIL), which hosts Orofino on Thursday.

St. Maries 8 14 15 3 - 32

Grangeville 19 17 19 8 - 63

ST. MARIES - McQueen 0, Schaum 4, Waddell 11, Brusseau 2, Thaut 0, Anxo 8, Auer 0, Flach 3, Posselt 4.

GRANGEVILLE - Key 17, Sullivan 11, Fortune 0, Forsmann 4, Kaschmitter 0, Bieler 11, Bass 4, Brown 18.

Cd'A Charter 42

St. Regis 40

ST. REGIS, Mont. - Lexi Turkenburg scored 13 points for the Panthers in a win over the Tigers in the championship game of the Tiger Tails Tournament.

Coeur d'Alene Charter fell behind 11-0 in the first quarter before rallying to win the game.

"The girls showed a lot of poise," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "They just stayed within the gameplan and pulled it out."

Sarah Haman scored 11 points for Coeur d'Alene Charter (6-1), which hosts Valley Christian on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Pilar Cantrell-Field scored 20 points for St. Regis.

Cd'A Charter 4 17 15 6 - 42

St. Regis 13 11 6 10 - 40

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Ramb 0, Ployhar 0, Baxter 0, Haman 11, Zasadny 4, Verhaeghe 4, Babich 0, Turkenburg 13, Jensen 10.

ST. REGIS - Moeller 9, P. Jones 0, Cheesman 0, Ariana Jones 10, Wilson 1, Cantrell-Field 20.

N.I. Christian 40

Kootenai 37

COEUR d'ALENE - Kana Shanley finished with 16 points, 10 assists, three steals and five rebounds to guide North Idaho Christian past Kootenai at Canfield Middle School.

Katie McInturff led the Warriors with 16 points and Kaylee Carman added nine.

Alex Gwin scored 10 points for the Royals (3-3), who face Lake City Junior Academy on Tuesday.

Kootenai (1-8) hosts Wallace on Tuesday in North Star League play.

Kootenai 6 10 10 11 - 37

N.I. Christian 10 10 11 9 - 40

KOOTENAI - Goodson 4, Carman 9, Schultz 4, Andersen 0, McInturff 16, Martin 2, Dutton 2.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Canale 4, Andrews 0, Gwin 10, Ward 2, Shanley 16, Jeffries 0, Murrison 8, Shaw 0.

Lewiston 56

Kellogg 19

LEWISTON - No other information was available.