KENNEWICK, Wash. - Shayna Allert hit a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and finished with a team-high 19 points to lead the Post Falls Trojans past the Kennewick Lions 52-49 in a nonleague game Tuesday night.

Post Falls led 28-19 at halftime, but held on after Kennewick rallied to take a lead early in the fourth quarter.

"They started to hit a few shots, but we held our composure really well and just ran our offense well at the end of the game," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "Defensively, we played a lot better in the fourth quarter and got some scores out of our defense. Everytime they got close, Shayna would hit a 3-pointer to hold them off."

Kim Reynolds scored nine points, Sam Runkle had seven rebounds and Lexi Smith five assists for Post Falls (3-3), which travels to Richland on Friday.

Jalyn Brashear-Norwood scored 20 points for Kamiakin.

Post Falls 15 13 11 14 - 52

Kennewick 11 8 11 19 - 49

POST FALLS - Allert 19, Ellison 6, Yarber 0, King 0, Smith 4, Anderson 2, Bodman 6, Runkle 4, Kyle 3, Reynolds 9, McDermott 1.

KENNEWICK - Osmondson 7, Fiander 0, Templeton 5, Kima 0, Silpnero 0, Guiche 6, Garcia 11, Brashear-Norwood 20.

N'west Christian 57

Lake City 51

COLBERT, Wash. - Sophomore wing Camryn Wendlant stepped up in the absence of two starters, grabbing eight rebounds, but the Timberwolves suffered their first loss of the season, falling to the Crusaders in nonleague play.

"We had some mental breakdowns defensively down the stretch," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "We missed some key baskets down the stretch, we had some opportunities. But they (Northwest Christian) finished. Some young girls got some opportunities to play and they played well. Camryn Wendlant and (freshman post) Nina Carlson really sparked us, they really took advantage of that opportunity. I was proud of their effort. Down the stretch, the ball didn't bounce our way."

Clarissa Smith led the Timberwolves (4-1) with 16 points. Whitney Meier added 12 points. Natalie Wheelock had three assists.

Lake City hosts Kennewick on Friday.

Lake City 10 13 14 14 - 51

N'west Christian 10 12 18 17 - 57

LAKE CITY - Dvorak 3, Wilson 4, Wheelock 8, Wendlant 4, Smith 16, Maryon 2, Carlson 2, Meier 12.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN - Guske 4, Taylor 0, C. Gray 11, Gaffney 0, Farmer 12, Knight 14, Bozlee 8, M. Gray 8.

West Valley 70

Lakeland 34

SPOKANE - The visiting Hawks turned the ball over 36 times in the loss to the Eagles.

"West Valley took it to us," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "I thought that it would be a good matchup for us, I didn't think we were in over our heads. We just have to rise to the occasion a little bit."

Kaiden Kelsey scored 11 points for Lakeland (3-5), which travels to Colville on Thursday.

Natalie Noble scored 19 points and Erin Higbie, a transfer from Coeur d'Alene High, added 14 for West Valley (3-0).

Lakeland 7 8 10 9 - 34

West Valley 11 18 23 18 - 70

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 1, Price 1, Linehan 3, Kelsey 11, Fahlenkamp 2, Tierney 0, Rotchford 6, Seymour 5, Bodak 2, Ramus 3.

WEST VALLEY - Sullens 7, Norshagen 9, Willhelm 5, Grunenthall 0, Koppenstein 8, Noble 19, Sage 0, Higbie 14, McGlothen 8.

Timberlake 55

St. Maries 35

ST. MARIES - Keelie Lawler scored 17 points to lead the Tigers past the Lumberjacks in a nonleague game.

"Timberlake is a very athletic team," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "They pressured us for three quarters of the game and had a hard time getting into our set offense and ended up with a lot of turnovers. But the girls never quit, played hard and pushed through it and had a good fourth quarter."

Kelsey Auer had 10 points, eight rebounds and five blocked shots for St. Maries (1-4), which hosts Coeur d'Alene Charter in a Central Idaho League game on Tuesday.

Jessica Norlander scored 12 points for Timberlake (3-2), which travels to Lakeside on Thursday.

Timberlake 17 14 12 12 - 55

St. Maries 4 5 6 20 - 35

TIMBERLAKE - Powell 0, Gardom 8, Rhodes 0, Kirby 11, Seubert 0, Fitzmorris 7, Norlander 12, Lawler 17.

ST. MARIES - McQueen 2, Ghramm 3, Waddell 2, Brusseau 7, Kel. Auer 10, Thaut 3, Flach 6, Cordell 0, Ker. Auer 2, Posselt 0.

Cd'A Charter 39

Wallace 36

COEUR d'ALENE - Anna Verhaeghe scored 12 points and Jackie Jensen had 10 points, eight rebounds and six assists to lead the Panthers past the Miners in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School.

"It was a hard-fought game," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "Points were really hard to come by tonight. I thought we handled their press really well and did a good job of holding onto the ball."

Coeur d'Alene Charter (3-3) will host Kootenai on Thursday.

Jordan Browning scored 14 points for Wallace (4-3), which competes at the Tiger Tails Tournament on Friday and Saturday in St. Regis, Mont.

Wallace 10 11 6 9 - 36

Cd'A Charter 10 9 12 8 - 39

WALLACE - Brackebusch 1, Brantz 0, Hill 0, Farkas 2, Denson 4, Woody 2, Nelson 9, Majszak 2, Browning 14, Waters 0, Hogamier 2.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 6, Ramb 2, Bartlett 4, Benefield 0, Haman 3, Zasadny 2, Overoye 0, Verhaeghe 12, Steinberg 0, Jensen 10.

Lakeside 42

Kootenai 39

HARRISON FLATS - Avery Brown-Sonder had 11 rebounds, nine offensive, as well as two steals and two assists, and the visiting Knights held off a late charge by the Warriors in the North Star League opener for both.

"We didn't play very good tonight, but came out with a win," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "We came out flat and didn't have the intensity we need. We just need to continue to get better."

Kootenai trailed by 12 points at halftime and by 10 after three quarters, but closed to within three points late.

Kootenai (2-2) took advantage of a technical foul call on Lakeside, hitting two free throws and three out of four free throws overall, all by Katey Mae McInturff, during the last 20 seconds. McInturff led all scorers with 23 points.

Kootenai's Emily Martin attempted a 10-foot jumper with 19 seconds left in the game, but could not connect on the shot attempt and Lakeside (3-3) held on to win.

"We got a shot, but it went off the backboard," Kootenai coach Mike LaFountaine said. "For being down 12 at halftime, I was pretty proud of the way we came out in the second half. We didn't shoot the ball well tonight, but the girls played hard."

Kootenai plays Thursday at Coeur d'Alene Charter.

Cailyn Dohrman had seven rebounds and two assists and Kim Duncan had six steals for Lakeside, which hosts Timberlake on Thursday.

Lakeside 13 12 10 7 - 42

Kootenai 4 9 12 14 - 39

LAKESIDE - Rhea 0, Duncan 10, Zahir 0, F. Hendrickx 1, T. Hendrickx 4, Crowe 5, Dohrman 12, Shamburg 0, Brown-Sonder 10.

KOOTENAI - Goodson 6, Keogh 0, Carman 10, Andersen 0, McInturff 23, Martin 0, Dutton 0, Short 0.