* GIRLS

WILMINGTON, Del. - The Hoover Vikings of North Canton (Ohio) scored the final seven points of the game on Friday night to hold off the Coeur d'Alene Vikings 62-56 in the opening round of the St. Francis Healthcare Cup of the Diamond State Classic on Friday at St. Elizabeth High.

Coeur d'Alene led 56-55, but were unable to score late after Brittany Tackett fouled out and the Vikings were unable to call a late timeout after the referee didn't grant coach Dale Poffenorth's request, forcing Coeur d'Alene to foul.

"It was a down to the wire game, but we just couldn't complete it," Poffenroth said. "It was really a knock down, drag out game and played more physical than we're used to."

Sydney Williams had 20 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots for Coeur d'Alene (9-2), which faces Central Dauphin High (Pa.) on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. PST.

Julie Worley scored 19 points for Hoover.

Hoover 12 16 11 23 - 62

Coeur d'Alene 6 15 22 13 - 56

HOOVER - Turner 8, Byler 7, Julie Worley 19, Runner 2, Manos 4, Lensman 14, Farina 2, Stroemple 6.

COEUR d'ALENE - Parker 9, Sumner 4, Chalich 13, Tackett 6, Matheson 0, Hermesch 4, Williams 20.

Post Falls 59

Mountain View 40

EVERETT, Wash. - Shayna Allert had 15 points and five rebounds and the Trojans defense forced the Thunder of Vancouver, Wash. into 32 turnovers, winning in a rout in the semifinals of the Archbishop Murphy Christmas Tournament.

"We got off to a good start," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "It was probably our best game we've played all year, it was a total team effort."

Hannah Bodman finished with six rebounds as the Trojans (7-6), who won the tournament last season, won their fourth game in a row. Olivia Ellison and Sam Runkle each scored eight points.

Post Falls plays Shorewood of Shoreline, Wash. at 4 p.m. today in Everett.

Mountain View 8 11 11 10 - 40

Post Falls 18 13 13 15 - 59

MOUNTAIN VIEW - Moore 7, Lundy 7, Gulliford 8, Bahr 2, Smith 0, Sullivan 0, Boles 4, Gasper 2, Hartney 10.

POST FALLS - Allert 15, O. Ellison 8, A. Ellison 5, King 6, L. Smith 1, M. Smith 4, Anderson 0, Bodman 2, Runkle 8, Reynolds 7, Kyle 3.

Lake City 62

Foster 24

KIRKLAND, Wash. - Lake City jumped all over Foster and never looked back, in a nonleague rout of Foster High of Tukwila in the Juanita Holiday Tournament.

"We came out kind of flat," Bryan Kelly said. "Camryn Wendlandt really sparked us, our defensive pressure picked up and contributed to a lot of easy looks at the basket. I thought we did a good job sharing with making the extra pass and giving us better looks at the basket."

Whitney Meier scored 13 points and Wendlandt added 12 for the Timberwolves (8-3).

"Whitney shot the ball well for us," Kelly said. "She can be that person who can knock some shots down.

Wendlandt had four steals. Olivia Maryon did a good job on defense, Kelly said, with six steals and four rebounds.

Makayla Coyne scored 15 points to pace Foster.

Lake City plays Juanita, ranked No. 2 in Washington in Class 4A, tonight at 7:30 p.m.

Foster 7 5 2 9 - 24

Lake City 19 16 15 12 - 62

FOSTER - Daniels 2, Muena 0, Robertson 0, Maiava 0, Albrecht 0, Mills 3, Brunigham 0, Coyne 15, Esparza 4.

LAKE CITY - Dvorak 6, Wilson 4, Wheelock 5, Wendlandt 12, Smith 8, O. Maryon 8, Farrell 2, Lightfoot 0, Carlson 2, Meier 13, K. Maryon 0, Vershum 2.

West Valley 55

Timberlake 40

SPOKANE - Jessica Norlander scored 12 points for the Tigers, who were forced to foul to stop the clock against the host Eagles in an opening round loss in the West Valley Holiday tournament.

"It was a lot closer than the score showed," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "They led by six points with less than two minutes left. It was a two-possession game with 1:40 left. We took some chances by having to foul and they got a couple of easy baskets. It kind of ballooned from there."

Natalie Noble scored 18 points for West Valley, including four free throws during the game's last two minutes.

Timberlake (5-5) plays today against Cheney in the consolation game at 2:15 p.m.

Timberlake 10 8 11 11 - 40

West Valley 16 12 9 15 - 55

TIMBERLAKE - Powell 0, Gardom 3, Rhodes 6, Kirby 7, Seubert 4, Fitzmorris 6, Norlander 12, Mallett 2.

WEST VALLEY - Sullens 6, Nordhagen 2, Wilhelm 4, Gronenthal 2, Koppenstein 4, Noble 18, Sage 0, Higbie 10, McGlothlin 9.

N.I. Christian 41

Flathead Valley 39

LIBERTY LAKE - Mary Carol Ward hit a 25-foot jumper with 1.5 seconds remaining to lead the Royals past Flathead Valley in the Tri-State tournament at the HUB Sports Center.

Alex Gwin had 18 points, seven rebounds and four steals, Ward 11 points and seven assists and Emily Prosch 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (3-3), which faces Christian Heritage today at 9 a.m. in a semifinal game. The championship game and third/fourth place game will be at 11.

Flathead Valley 9 5 8 17 - 39

N.I. Christian 15 9 9 8 - 41

FLATHEAD VALLEY - Dobson 0, V. Rakowski 7, Smith 0, Sproal 9, Ehlers 14, P. Rakowski 3, Williams 6.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Hensley 3, Andrews 0, Gwin 18, Prosch 2, Ward 14, Murison 0, Shaw 0, Bowlin 0, Palmer 4.

* BOYS

Lake City 70

Pasco 47

PASCO, Wash. - Lake City caught fire in the first quarter to put away Pasco early, in a nonleague win.

"We were great in transition tonight," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "We got a lot of easy baskets off our fast break. We had it going offensively. A lot of those baskets were generated by our defensive pressure in the halfcourt."

Jacob Dahl posted a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds for Lake City. Chuckie Adams led the Timberwolves (5-1) with 14 points.

Justin Pratt added five assists and four steals for the Timberwolves.

Reed said starting wing JJ Winger sat the game out, due to severe abdominal pain. Reed said the doctors said it could be a possible gall bladder infection.

Devauriay Robinson scored 17 points for Pasco.

Lake City will host the Lake City Winter Tournament from Jan. 2-4.

Lake City 22 22 17 9 - 70

Pasco 8 21 6 14 - 47

LAKE CITY - Adams 14, Pratt 8, Louie-McGee 10, Vetsch 5, Guice 5, Turner 3, Dahl 11, Mitchell 10, Hancock 4.

PASCO - Razo 3, Young 10, Robinson 17, J. Correa 13, Wallwork 0, Daniels 1, Groce 3, Eubanks 0, A. Correa 0.

West Valley 70

Timberlake 30

SPOKANE - Further details were not available.