SPOKANE — Whitney Meier and Natalie Wheelock hit two 3-pointers each in the third quarter, helping guide the Lake City Timberwolves past the West Valley Eagles 60-53 in the Border Clash on Friday at West Valley High.

Meier scored 11 points, and Wheelock and Clarissa Smith had 10 points each for Lake City, which outscored West Valley 20-12 in the third quarter to take a 46-36 lead.

“We came out with some better energy in the second half,” Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. “We came out kind of flat in the first half. We’re learning to compete and trying to sustain that competitive edge through the game and need to do a better job of finishing games.”

Keara Simpson had seven points and seven rebounds for Lake City (3-1), which faces North Central today at 2:15 at West Valley High.

Former Coeur d’Alene Viking Erin Higbie led West Valley (0-2) with 12 points.

Lake City 17 9 20 14 — 60

West Valley 11 13 12 17 — 53

LAKE CITY — Eborall 0, Dvorak 5, K. Maryon 0, Wheelock 10, Carlson 9, Smith 10, O. Maryon 4, Rewers 4, Meier 11, Simpson 7.

WEST VALLEY — Gergje 0, Nordhangen 7, Romes 3, Kopenstein 5, Higbie 12, Gabbert 11, Hossheld 10, McGlothlen 7.

Post Falls 64

North Central 38

SPOKANE — Trojans freshman post Melody Kempton took charge of the nonleague game, finishing with 21 points, 18 rebounds and seven blocks in a win over the Indians of Spokane in the Border Clash at West Valley.

“We got off to a pretty good start,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “We put pressure on pretty well. We were way better with our offensive execution. I thought we shared the ball real well, we got some good stuff off our transition (game).”

“I think she did a good job on the offensive boards,” Allert said of the 6-foot Kempton. “She ran the floor well. She just played a heck of a game.”

Megan Dean led the Indians with 13 points.

Post Falls (3-1) plays at West Valley today at 4 as part of the Border Clash.

Post Falls 18 23 12 11 — 64

North Central 6 6 15 10 — 38

POST FALLS — Allert 10, O. Ellison 1, A. Ellison 6, Brennan 8, King 0, McComb 3, Anderson 4, Kempton 21, Runkle 6, Reynolds 7.

NORTH CENTRAL — Smith 2, Negretti 0, Kiourkas 3, Eberman 1, Tonasket 3, George 4, Eckland 2, Boyess 2, Dean 13, Leeking 8.

Coeur d’Alene 71

Shadle Park 45

SPOKANE — Emily Callahan scored 21 points and Isabella Hollibaugh added 18 as the Vikings ran past the Highlanders in a nonleague game.

“We just played really well as a team tonight,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Lindsey Stark said. “Everyone contributed in small ways.”

The Vikings went 21 of 26 from the free-throw line.

Madisen Scholwinski had 12 points and 11 rebounds and Taryn Horvath had three steals for Coeur d’Alene (3-1), which hosts Eastmont High of Wenatchee today at 4 p.m. at Elmer Jordan Court.

Shyla Carr scored 17 points for Shadle Park (0-2).

Coeur d’Alene 13 13 24 21 — 71

Shadle Park 8 10 12 15 — 45

COEUR d’ALENE — Miller 2, Horvath 0, Hill 4, Callahan 21, Fagan 4, Ellison 4, Rollins 6, Scholwinski 12, Hollibaugh 18, Conery 0.

SHADLE PARK — Grier 4, Tangeman 0, Bennie 0, Christen 4, Groves 0, Pizzillo 10, Carr 17, Risinger 7, Wagley 3.

Timberlake 66

Deer Park 14

SPIRIT LAKE — In her second varsity game, freshman Kayle Jezek scored 16 points to pace the Tigers to a nonleague win over the Stags.

“Our defense created a lot of turnovers and led to some buckets early,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “That was the biggest part. Jezek had a good game, she did a good job of getting rebounds and putbacks.”

Allison Kirby added 11 points for Timberlake (5-1).

Timberlake plays at Newport today at 5:30.

Deer Park 5 2 5 2 — 14

Timberlake 25 22 12 7 — 66

DEER PARK — Keller 0, Sitton 2, Rose 0, J. Guske 1, D. Guske 5, Hallauer 2, Mataya 2, Bostic 2, Sunchild 0.

TIMBERLAKE — Powell 3, Kelley 6, Rhodes 5, Mallet 9, Starr 7, Jezek 16, Kirby 11, Simpson 7.

Kootenai 49

Kellogg JV 19

HARRISON FLATS — Katey May McInturff scored 19 points and her sister, Grace McInturff, added 10 points as the Warriors (3-2) beat the Wildcat junior varsity in nonleague play.

“We came out and played pretty good defense,” Kootenai coach Mike LaFountaine said. “I was impressed with the way Kellogg played, they were scrappy. Our press caused a lot of turnovers. Katey May and Grace did a good job getting us points. Lacy Goodson and KayeLee Carman provided good defense.”

Kendra Woody led the Kellogg JV with eight points.

Kootenai returns to action Thursday at Lakeside.

Kellogg JV 5 5 2 7 — 19

Kootenai 10 11 12 16 — 49

KELLOGG JV — Cates 7, Manty 0, Nusz 2, Speelman 0, DeBaldo 0, Woody 8, Bening 2, Butler 0.

KOOTENAI — Goodson 6, Karpinski 0, Larson 0, Carman 2, LaFountaine 2, Dotson 4, G. McInturff 10, K. McInturff 19, Gentry 4, Short 0, Lamb 0, Napierala 0, Riley 0, Greene 0, Moore 2.

Wellpinit 65

Lakeside 23

WELLPINIT, Wash. — No report was received.