COEUR d'ALENE - Whitney Meier scored 15 points and Clarissa Smith added 12 points, 10 rebounds and six steals as the Lake City Timberwolves routed the Moscow Bears 56-35 in nonleague play Tuesday night.

Dakota Wilson had four assists for Lake City (5-2), which jumped out to a 36-13 halftime lead.

"We came out and really played hard the first half. We pressured the ball and got some turnovers, got some easy buckets and got us rollling," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "I thought Natalie Wheelock did a great job controlling the tempo, and Clarissa Smith had a great game."

Jada Simpson scored 17 points for Moscow (0-10).

Lake City plays host to Clarkston on Friday.

Moscow 4 9 14 8 - 35

Lake City 17 19 8 12 - 56

MOSCOW - Meyer 2, McDaniel 1, Enberg 6, Burnette 1, Stephens 4, Hill 4, Sprenger 0, Simpson 17, Klocke 0.

LAKE CITY - Dvorak 8, Wilson 1, Wheelock 7, Wendlandt 4, Smith 12, Maryon 7, Carlson 2, Meier 15.

Hanford 55

Post Falls 50

POST FALLS - Olivia Ellison scored 14 points for the host Trojans, who nearly erased a 22-point deficit in the nonleague loss at The Arena.

"We were down 29-7 at one point; we couldn't hit any shots," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said."We switched up defense and that helped; the kids battled back to within one (in the fourth quarter). I was proud of them the way they came back."

Post Collette Gall scored 18 points for Hanford.

Post Falls plays at West Valley tonight at 7:30.

Hanford 22 9 11 13 - 55

Post Falls 7 11 16 16 - 50

HANFORD - Stewart 13, Deizham 0, Hall 0, Shintaffer 14, Thompson 3, Gall 18, Harris 2, Winsor 5.

POST FALLS - Allert 8, O. Ellison 14, A. Ellison 0, King 0, L. Smith 10, Anderson 2, M. Smith 1, Bodman 0, Runkle 4, Kyle 2, Reynolds 8, McDermitt 0.

East Valley 57

Lakeland 17

SPOKANE - Elle Burland scored 13 points to lead the Knights past the Hawks in a nonleague game.

Kelly Ramus had five points and five rebounds for Lakeland (3-8), which hosts Post Falls in the annual Prairie Pig spirit game on Friday in Rathdrum.

"I was pleased with our effort," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "We were up against a good team and we didn't stop battling. We might need to learn how to battle a little more smartly, but they kept working hard."

Alex Rankin scored 10 points for East Valley.

Lakeland 5 5 2 5 - 17

East Valley 15 14 14 14 - 57

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

EAST VALLEY - Morscheck 6, H. Burland 9, Phelan 8, Burgess 2, E. Burland 13, Rankin 10, Love 4, Cameron 3, Goodwater 2.

Sandpoint 54

Timberlake 46

SANDPOINT - Hailey Olin tallied 17 points, five rebounds and five assists to lead the Bulldogs past the Tigers in nonleague play at Les Rogers Court.

Olin was 3 of 5 from beyond the arc for Sandpoint (5-5). Madi Schoening added 12 points and 10 assists.

"The Schoening girl and the Olin girl had great games, we couldn't slow them down and make someone else beat us," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "I'm happy with our effort, but we didn't execute as well as I'd like."

Allison Kirby had 10 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds for Timberlake (5-3). Jessica Norlander made 7 of 13 shots from the field for 17 points. Freshman Keelie Lawler was a factor with nine points before leaving early in the second half with a knee injury.

Timberlake plays host to East Valley on Friday.

Timberlake 16 10 9 11 - 46

Sandpoint 16 12 12 14 - 54

TIMBERLAKE - Rhodes 2, Kirby 10, Seubert 4, Fitzmorris 2, Norlander 17, Lawler 9, Mallet 2.

SANDPOINT - Williams 0, Schoening 12, Liband 0, Olin 17, Chatburn 2, Delgado 13, Sundquist 2, Tokimori 2, Alamillo 6.

St. Maries 37

Cd'A Charter 29

ST. MARIES - Kelsey Auer had nine points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots to lead the Lumberjacks past the Panthers in the 2A Central Idaho League opener for both schools.

"It was a good win for us," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "It was a kind of a rough game, but a good one. It's always good to win your first league game and it was a good effort from all the players. Coeur d'Alene Charter played pretty scrappy and both (Anna) Verhaeghe and (Jackie) Jensen played well defensively."

Kerstin Auer had seven points and 10 rebounds for St. Maries (2-4), which travels to Grangeville on Saturday.

Sarah Haman scored 10 points for Coeur d'Alene Charter (4-4), which hosts Grangeville at Holy Family Catholic School on Jan. 4.

Cd'A Charter 6 3 9 11 - 29

St. Maries 9 10 8 10 - 37

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 2, Ramb 2, Bartlett 0, Benefield 0, Haman 10, Zasadny 0, Verhaeghe 8, Jensen 7.

ST. MARIES - McQueen 0, Ghramm 0, Waddell 6, Brusseau 0, Kel. Auer 9, Thaut 4, Flach 5, Cordell 6, Ker. Auer 7, Posselt 0.

Wallace 53

Kootenai 43

WALLACE - Emily Nelson scored 13 points to lead the Miners past the Warriors in a North Star League game at Kirby Krulitz Court.

"Kootenai played really well," Wallace coach Corey Miller said. "We're lucky we played well in the second half."

Sam Woody scored 11 points for Wallace (7-3, 2-0 NSL), which travels to Lakeside on Thursday.

Katey Mae McInturff scored 18 points for Kootenai (2-4, 0-2), which hosts the Kellogg JV on Jan. 9.

Kootenai 8 17 7 11 - 43

Wallace 12 13 11 17 - 53

KOOTENAI - Goodson 7, Keogh 0, Carman 0, Andersen 4, McInturff 18, Martin 8, Dutton 6.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 1, Hill 7, Farkas 7, Woody 11, Nelson 13, Hogamier 2, Majszak 2, Browning 10.

Kellogg 35

Lakeside 33

PLUMMER - Lakeside 5-foot guard Francine Hendrickx attempted a shot from nearly halfcourt that would have won the nonleague game at the buzzer, but the ball hit the backboard and bounced off the rim and out at the buzzer.

Knights senior Avery Brown-Sonder finished with 17 points and 12 rebounds for Lakeside (5-4). Hendrickx finished with six points and nine rebounds against Kellogg (5-3).

Lakeside hosts Wallace on Thursday.

Kellogg 13 4 9 9 - 35

Lakeside 12 10 4 7 - 33

KELLOGG - Roberts 0, Tuews 0, Stewart 8, Bibbons 10, Shepard 0, Carter 0, Arthur 8, Lynch 5, Sims 3, McDonald 1.

LAKESIDE - Duncan 0, F. Hendrickx 6, T. Hendrickx 0, Crowe 1, Dohrman 4, Haynes 3, Shamburg 0, Brown-Sonder 17, Rhea 2.

Christian Center 53

Pullman Christian 9

LIBERTY LAKE - Hope Sasselli had 14 points and four assists, and Katie Engels added 10 points for the Lions in the Mountain Christian League win at the HUB Sports Center.

Shannon Kempton had six points and 10 rebounds, Cassy Ripatti six steals, Jaicie Purvis four assists for Christian Center (2-1, 2-1 MCL), which plays The Oaks on Thursday at the HUB.

Pullman Christian 2 2 3 2 - 9

Christian Center 17 12 12 12 - 53

PULLMAN CHRISTIAN - Wofford 4, Baldridge 3, Lindstrom 2, Niska 0, Goetze 0, Sataki 0, Liao 0.

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Purvis 5, Sovereign 2, Kempton 6, Engels 10, Sasseli 14, Ripatti 6, Barnhart 4, Muskrat 2, Ryssel 2, Smith 2, Wood 0.