* BOYS BASKETBALL

SANDPOINT - Nick Hancock scored 15 points on 7-of-7 shooting from the field off the bench for the Lake City Timberwolves in a 77-68 win against the Sandpoint Bulldogs in a nonleague game on Tuesday night at Les Rogers Court.

"Nick was really good off the bench tonight," Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. "He did a good job of scoring in the post area and gave us some great minutes off the bench."

Jacob Dahl scored 13 points and Tucker Louie-McGee scored 10 for Lake City (14-5), which closes out the regular season Saturday at home against Moscow.

"I thought it was a great team win for us," Reed said. "We had a lot of guys step up and contribute."

Jeremiah Gagnon scored 28 points for Sandpoint (8-10).

Sandpoint is at Lakeland on Friday.

Lake City 19 19 21 18 - 77

Sandpoint 18 19 17 14 - 68

LAKE CITY - Adams 9, Pratt 7, Louie-McGee 10, Vetsch 6, Guice 9, Turner 0, Dahl 13, Winger 8, Mitchell 0, Hancock 15.

SANDPOINT - Timothy 4, Jurenka 3, Rodriguez 5, Spalding 10, Kuzmich 0, Schwartz 5, Edwards 3, Burgstahler 10, Breuner 0, Gagnon 28, Collado 0.

Timberlake 46

St. Maries 44

SPIRIT LAKE - Mason Cramer's tip-in with 2 seconds left in the game gave the Tigers the nonleague victory.

"Mason came up with the big play when we needed it," Timberlake coach Tony Hanna said of his 6-foot-2 senior post.

St. Maries tied the game at 44 with 40 seconds left. Timberlake senior guard Keegan Scott shot a jumper and missed late in the game, but Cramer came through with the huge tip-in.

Cramer finished with 11 points and 14 rebounds and Scott finished with 11 points, 11 rebounds, six steals and four assists.

Timberlake (6-11) shot 18 for 61, or 29.5 percent, from the field.

"We shot really poorly," Hanna said. "They have a real big kid inside in (6-5 senior post Leighton) Gertje. They did a good job working the ball to him inside. In the second half, we tried to make them shoot from the outside. But overall, our defense was pretty good, which is what kept us in the game. "

Gertje scored 16 points for St. Maries (7-10). Cody Posselt and Logan Feasline each scored 11 points.

Timberlake plays at St. Maries on Thursday.

St. Maries 13 7 13 11 - 44

Timberlake 10 14 7 15 - 46

ST. MARIES - Posselt 11, Michael 0, Greer 4, McGregor 2, Macumber 0, Wilson 0, Gertje 16, Feasline 11.

TIMBERLAKE - Cramer 11, Johnson 2, Austin 0, Scott 11, Jones 3, Allen 10, Kistler 7, Cronnelly 0, Tonkin 2.

Lakeland 70

Kellogg 65

RATHDRUM - Derek Bayley scored seven points in the fourth quarter for the Hawks and the senior post hit a 15-foot jump shot for the go-ahead score in the nonleague game.

Bayley's jumper made it a 66-65 Lakeland lead with 1:15 left in the game.

"After we were up by one, we got some nice defensive stops," Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. "Jacob Plunkett got a nice steal off an inbounds play with less than a minute to play. Tyrel and Derek hit some key free throws down the stretch. Kellogg works really hard, they move the ball well."

Lakeland guard Jake Ram scored a season-high 17 points. Derrick had 15 points and eight assists and Bayley finished with 14 points and seven rebounds for the Hawks (12-7), who won their third in a row.

Kellogg's Tucker Gust scored 19 points. Jesse Lambert added 15 points, shooting 4 for 8 from beyond the 3-point line for the Wildcats (10-6), whose three-game winning streak ended.

Lakeland hosts Sandpoint on Friday in 4A Inland Empire League action, the final regular season game for the Hawks.

Kellogg plays Saturday at Priest River in Intermountain League play.

Kellogg 20 13 20 12 - 65

Lakeland 16 18 14 22 - 70

KELLOGG - Colburn 13, Martin 2, Lambert 15, Easley 2, deYoung 4, Gust 19, McDonald 4, Waechter 6.

LAKELAND - Ram 17, Nosworthy 3, Cooper 2, Derrick 15, Henry 0, Bayley 14, Plunkett 15, Ray 4.

Lakeside 96

Clark Fork 33

CLARK FORK - Doug Schatz poured in 29 points as the Knights routed the Wampus Cats to clinch the North Star League title.

The Knights (15-4, 7-0 NSL) shot a sizzling 62 percent from the field.

Ben Bahr scored 11 points, Tristin Bristol 10 for Clark Fork (4-13, 1-6).

Lakeside wraps up the regular season Feb. 20 at Kootenai.

Lakeside 24 23 29 20 - 96

Clark Fork 8 9 10 6 - 33

LAKESIDE - Stensgar 7, Pluff 16, Meshell 7, Doug Schatz 29, Kolar 15, Zahir 2, Nilson 5, Brown 15, Mitchell 0.

CLARK FORK - Bristol 10, Nesbitt 4, Bowen 6, Reeves 0, Edstrom 0, Anderson 2, Boudousquie 0, Rebolo 0, Bahr 11, Regalia 0, Taylor 0, Jeffres 0.

Lakeside 18 14 11 1 - 44

Wallace 12 12 14 9 - 47

LAKESIDE - Duncan 11, Hendrickx 3, Dohrman 2, Haynes 4, Brown-Sonder 16, Crowe 7, Chittenden 1.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 6, Hill 5, Farkas 3, Denson 4, Woody 7, Nelson 6, Majszak 2, Browning 14.

* 1A DIVISION II DISTRICT 1 TOURNAMENT

Clark Fork 48

Mullan 38

KELLOGG - Lyndsie Kiebert scored 22 points and Annie Wurm added 10 points and 10 rebounds as the Wampus Cats eliminated the Tigers in the semifinal game at Andrews Gymnasium.

Clark Fork (2-17) will play No. 1 seed Kootenai (7-9) tonight at 6 at Lake City High for the district title. The winner advances to a state play-in game Saturday in St. Maries.

Sydney Koenig scored 12 points for Mullan (6-12).

Mullan 7 7 16 8 - 38

Clark Fork 11 6 13 18 - 48

MULLAN - Sadler 11, Galloway 2, Ploharz 3, Trogden 10, Koenig 12.

CLARK FORK - Kinney 0, Ly. Kiebert 22, Le. Kiebert 8, Dohmen 0, Heigis 2, Potter 6, Wurm 10.