LEWISTON - Lake City trailed by just four points in the third quarter before Tuesday night's 5A Inland Empire League girls basketball game got away.

Leading just 20-16, third-ranked Lewiston went on an 11-0 run and eased away for a 48-28 victory in the league and regular-season finale for both teams at Booth Hall.

"We got off to a really slow start, but we hung in there playing defense," Lake City coach Royce Johnston said.

Lewiston (17-3, 5-1 5A IEL) finished in a tie for first place with Coeur d'Alene. But Coeur d'Alene had won a contingent coin flip on Saturday, and will host Friday's first round of the 5A Region 1 tournament.

No. 3 seed Post Falls (11-8, 2-4) will play Lewiston at 5:45 p.m., and Lake City (10-10, 0-6) will play top-ranked Coeur d’Alene (16-2, 5-1) at 7:30.

Tisha Phillips scored 21 points for Lewiston, which played without injured Gonzaga signee Chelsea Waters. Phillips scored 14 in the first half.

“She did it all,” Johnston said.

Lake City 4 5 13 6 — 28

Lewiston 8 12 17 13 — 48

LAKE CITY — Jackson 11, Butler 4, Smith 3, Wheelock 2, Torres 2, Little 0, Gay 0, Hawkes 0, Heidenreich 6.

LEWISTON — K. Wilson 7, L. Wilson 0, Hansen 5, Hobart 11, Wells 6, Phillips 21, Hastings 0.

Timberlake 53

Clark Fork 41

CLARK FORK — Kara Wenstrom scored a game-high 19 points and 3A Timberlake (11-8) beat 1A Clark Fork (10-6) in nonleague play

Timberlake outscored Clark Fork 25-11 in the pivotal second quarter, taking a 17-point lead into the half.

Brocklynn Thornton had 10 points and 12 boards for Clark Fork.

Timberlake plays host to Priest River on Saturday.

Timberlake 12 25 3 13 — 53

Clark Fork 9 11 9 12 — 41

TIMBERLAKE — Wenstrom 19, Malloy 10, Mason 5, Madsen 12, Posch 5, Norlander 2.

CLARK FORK — Kiebert 2, Vogel 7, Kailang 8, Driver 3, Komanec 11, Thornton 10.

St. Maries 44

Bonners Ferry 32

ST. MARIES — Dusti Huddleston had 16 points and 12 rebounds, leading St. Maries past Bonners Ferry in Intermountain League play.

“So far this season we seem to take a couple quarters off each game, but tonight we played with intensity and put in a solid four quarters,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said.

Kaytrin Thaut added nine points and six rebounds for St. Maries (5-11, 1-5), which plays at Bonners Ferry on Thursday.

Bonners Ferry 10 5 6 11 — 32

St. Maries 8 12 12 12 — 44

BONNERS FERRY — Skeen 8, Tucker 0, Gray 0, Woods 0, Wazmer 8, Maryfield 2, Payne 0, Hale 2, Gust 3, Porter 9.

ST. MARIES — Sines 3, Schaum 2, Waddell 3, Scott 1, C. Thaut 0, Anzo 5, Huddleston 16, Auer 5, K. Thaut 9.

Lakeside 36

Kootenai 32

HARRISON FLATS — Kim Duncan scored 10 points to lead the Knights past the Warriors in a North Star League game.

“They put a little press on us and we didn’t handle it well,” Kootenai coach Mike Lafountaine said.

Brie Benson had 13 points, nine rebounds and four blocks for Kootenai (3-13, 1-5 NSL), which hosts Wallace tonight.

Ruth Haynes and Shannon Miller had eight points apiece for Lakeside (8-8, 5-2), which travels to Wallace on Friday.

Lakeside 6 4 16 10 — 36

Kootenai 10 6 7 9 — 32

LAKESIDE — Duncan 10, Davis 4, Whaley 4, Hendrickx 0, R. Haynes 8, Miller 8, A. Haynes 0, Nilson 2.

KOOTENAI — Walton 4, Griggs 0, Carman 0, McInturff 6, Scheffelmaier 6, Benson 13, Martin 0, Dutton 0, Goodson 3, Donohoe 0.

N.I. Christian 42

Kootenai Thunder 34

KOOTENAI — Amanda Hobson had 12 points, seven rebounds and four blocks to lead the Royals past the Thunder in a Mountain Christian League game at Kootenai Elementary.

Alex Gwin had nine points, six rebounds and six steals for North Idaho Christian (19-4, 12-2 MCL), which travels to Christian Heritage at Edwall, Wash., on Thursday.

N.I. Christian 11 5 15 11 — 42

Kootenai Thunder 10 8 14 2 — 34

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Hobson 12, Shanley 11, Kaschmitter 7, Gjevre 0, Gwin 9, McCauley 3, Ward 0.

KOOTENAI THUNDER — Tupper 16, K. Blair 8, Saganski 2, Jensen 6, J. Blair 0, Ostman 0, Aller 2.

Christian Center 50 Genesis Prep 20

POST FALLS — Led by the trio of Brynn Kuetemeyer (22 points), Bethany Harryman (14) and Jaicie Purvis (11), the visiting Lions rolled to a Mountain Christian League victory.

Lindesy Howard added nine assists for the Lions (18-1, 13-1), who face North Idaho Christian on Friday at The Hub.

Christian Center 12 17 12 9 — 50

Genesis Prep 6 9 3 2 — 20

CHRISTIAN CENTER — Howard 1, Purvis 11, Harryman 14, Kuetemeyer 22, Hawkins 2, Engels 0, Secrest 0.

GENESIS PREP — Individual stats not available