SANDPOINT - Weary legs from the previous night's emotional Moose Madness spirit game win over Bonners Ferry were evident right from the start for Sandpoint, which was outscored 13-3 in the first quarter en route to a 55-45 loss to Moscow on Saturday in a pivotal 4A Inland Empire League matchup Saturday at Les Rogers Court.

Freshman Madi Shoening scored 17 points and Hailey Olin added 13 points and seven rebounds to lead the Bulldogs (9-7, 1-1 4A IEL), who played even with the Bears after the sluggish first quarter but could never seem to close the gap.

"The heart was willing, but the legs couldn't carry us in another emotion-filled game," said Bulldogs coach Bill Bender, who noted the impact of the Moose Madness game was readily apparent. "We were a step slow on defense and unable to make the big shot on offense. The late charge from Hailey and Madi just couldn't stem the steady play of Moscow."

Jordan Speelmon dished out five assists and Cassie Young added six points and two blocks for the Bulldogs, who now have an uphill battle in the quest to host the Region 1 tournament, a decided advantage in the double-elimination format.

Chloe Quinett, the daughter of Brian Quinnett, a former NBA player with the Knicks and Mavericks, had 13 points and eight rebounds to lead the Bears (5-8, 2-0 4A IEL). Joelle Stephens scored a game-high 18 points for Moscow.

Moscow 13 12 10 20 - 55

Sandpoint 3 12 14 16 - 45

MOSCOW - Engberg 3, Gorton 6, Landeck 2, Quinnett 13, Smith 7, Sprenger 6, Stephens 18.

SANDPOINT - Young 6, Liband 4, Olin 13, Speelmon 0, Williams 1, Corless 0, Martin 0, Schoening 17, Delgado 0, Alamillo 4.

Glacier 52

Lake City 42

KALISPELL, Mont. - Amber Hawkes scored 11 points for the Timberwolves, who fell to the Wolfpack in a nonleague game.

Hailey Jackson added nine points for Lake City (9-8), which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

Lake City 8 14 11 9 - 42

Glacier 14 13 13 12 - 52

LAKE CITY - Jackson 9, D. Wilson 3, J. Wilson 2, Gewecke 2, Horton 0, Wheelock 3, Gay 0, Farrell 5, Torres 0, Hawkes 11, Smith 6.

GLACIER - Bennett 10, Chery 4, Atlec 0, Vaudt 4, Hangence 9, Hushley 13, Peck 0, Wiley 12.

Priest River 48

Kellogg 30

KELLOGG - Karly Douglas, Anna Luckey and Steffie Pavey scored nine points each for the Spartans in an Intermountain League win against the Wildcats at Andrews Gymnasium.

"They just shot the ball well and we didn't," Kellogg coach Eli Bourgard said. "They played really good defense and we came out a little slow. Falling behind 19-7 after the first quarter was tough to come back from."

Priest River (10-6, 3-0 IML) hosts Freeman on Tuesday.

Erin Garner scored seven points for Kellogg (7-4, 2-1), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Saturday.

Priest River 19 13 6 10 - 48

Kellogg 7 3 8 12 - 30

PRIEST RIVER - Douglas 9, Trantrum 0, Luckey 9, Weimer 9, S. Pavey 9, A. Pavey 0, Deal 0, Bradbury 3, Sommers 5, Fink 4.

KELLOGG - Garner 7, Stewart 2, Gibbons 6, Ta. Sheppard 3, Arthur 5, Custis 4, McDonald 3, Wendt 0, Roberts 0, Tr. Sheppard 0.

Cd'A Charter 49

Bonners Ferry 32

COEUR d'ALENE - Lexi Turkenburg had 24 points, five steals and four rebounds for the Panthers in a nonleague win against the Badgers at Holy Family Catholic School.

"Our effort was just very good tonight," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "We put in some half-court trap stuff over break and they really stepped up the defensive pressure tonight."

Jackie Jensen had 14 rebounds for Coeur d'Alene Charter (11-2), which travels to Kootenai on Tuesday.

McKenzie McDonald scored seven points for Bonners Ferry (9-5), which rested two of its starters, and travels to play the Coeur d'Alene freshman team on Thursday.

Bonners Ferry 10 7 4 11 - 32

Cd'A Charter 18 9 10 12 - 49

BONNERS FERRY - Zarate 0, McDonald 7, Stippich 0, Kelly 5, Woods 6, Byars 0, Foster 0, Davis 2, Morgan 5, Minor 3, Rice 0, Everhart 4.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Ramb 0, Ployhar 2, Bartlett 0, Baxter 0, Haman 5, Zasadney 0, Turkenburg 24, Verhaeghe 7, Babich 3, Jensen 8.

Wallace 38

Clark Fork 37

WALLACE - Samantha Woody made a free throw with no time remaining to give the Miners a North Star League win over the Wampus Cats at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Jordan Browning had 16 points and 11 rebounds for Wallace (8-6, 3-1 NSL), which hosts Mullan on Friday.

Annie Wurm scored 12 points to go with seven rebounds and four steals, and Tessa Vogel added 11 points, seven boards and four steals for the Cats, who had several players under the weather.

"The girls did excellent for how they felt. It was the best we've moved the ball all year," said Cats coach Dexter Vogel, questioning a foul call with no time on the clock. "It's really too bad we had to lose like that."

Clark Fork (5-8, 2-2) hosts Selkirk on Tuesday.

Clark Fork 10 6 9 12 - 37

Wallace 9 7 8 14 - 38

CLARK FORK - Frazier 2, Ly. Kiebert 1, Le. Kiebert 2, Vogel 11, Miller 9, Wurm 12.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 0, S. Hill 4, M. Hill 0, Denson 4, Woody 8, Nelson 6, Browning 16.

Lakeside 53

N.I. Christian 31

COEUR d'ALENE - Francine Hendrickx scored 15 points and Ruth Haynes added 11 points, 13 rebounds and three blocked shots as the Knights downed the Royals in nonleague play at Canfield Middle School.

Talia Hendrickx had 10 points and Avery Brown-Sonder had three steals for Lakeside (8-6).

"Talia Hendrickx stepped up and really helped us tonight," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "Ruth really stepped up and helped us play well."

Lakeside travels to the Post Falls junior varsity on Tuesday.

Kana Shanley had 18 points and three steals for North Idaho Christian (8-4). Alex Gwin and Emily Prosch had six rebounds each for the Royals, who play the Kootenai Thunder on Tuesday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Lakeside 16 14 15 8 - 53

N.I. Christian 4 6 13 8 - 31

LAKESIDE - Duncan-Hall 1, Dohrman 3, F. Hendrickx 15, Haynes 11, T. Hendrickx 10, Nilson 6, Shamburg 2, Brown-Sonder 5.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Canale 0, Andrews 0, Gwin 4, Prosch 1, Ward 1, Shanley 18, Gjevre 0, Murrison 1, Shaw 2, Woodward 2.

Christian Heritage 43

Christian Center 40

EDWALL, Wash. - Lindsey Howard scored 22 points for the Lions, who lost a Mountain Christian League against the Patriots.

Jacie Purvis had six points and 10 rebounds for Christian Center (7-2, 7-2 MCL), which faces Genesis Prep on Wednesday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Christian Center 6 10 7 17 - 40

Christian Heritage 14 5 10 14 - 43

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Howard 22, Hawkins 2, Purvis 6, Kempton 4, Sovereign 6, Ripatti 0, Greensides 0.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - Klein 20, Larkin 3, Knotts 0, Yoder 10, Stone 5, Longford 5.