HARRISON FLATS - Forward Emily Nelson and center Jordan Browning each scored 11 points, and Browning had nine rebounds, as the visiting Wallace Miners wrapped up the North Star League title with a 39-33 victory over the Kootenai Warriors on Saturday night.

Wallace (13-3, 7-0 NSL) pulled away from a 20-all tie after three quarters.

"Wallace is a good shooting team," Kootenai coach Mike LaFountaine said. "They made five free throws in the fourth quarter. We went cold in the fourth. We went 4 of 21 (from the floor) in the second half."

Katey Mae McIntruff scored nine points for Kootenai (4-7, 2-4 NSL), which plays Thursday at St. Maries.

Wallace 1 9 10 19 - 39

Kootenai 10 5 5 13 - 33

WALLACE - Brackebusch 0, Hill 8, Farkas 3, Denson 0, Woody 4, Nelson 11, Majszak 2, Browning 11.

KOOTENAI - Gibson 8, Keogh 3, Carman 5, Andersen 3, K. McInturff 9, Martin 2, Dotson 1, G. McInturff 2.

Lewiston 71

Post Falls 36

POST FALLS - Shayna Allert scored a game-high 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the field for the Trojans, who lost a 5A Inland Empire League game to the top-ranked (5A) Bengals at The Arena.

"Lewiston came out shooting the ball really well and hit five 3-pointers in the first quarter," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "They shot well and we didn't. I thought we played well at times, and the times we didn't, Lewiston played really well."

Post Falls (9-9, 0-5 5A IEL) hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

Paige Wells scored 15 points for Lewiston (16-2, 4-1), which lost 47-27 at home to third-ranked Coeur d'Alene on Friday night. Lewiston and Coeur d'Alene are tied atop the 5A IEL standings.

Lewiston 23 14 15 19 - 71

Post Falls 10 10 7 9 - 36

LEWISTON - Weeks 8, Wilson 6, Lohman 4, Teichmer 1, Schlader 10, Moscrip 11, Wells 15, White 6, Corneila 2, Hastings 8.

POST FALLS - Allert 16, O. Ellison 3, A. Ellison 6, King 0, Smith 1, Anderson 0, Bodman 2, Runkle 4, Kyle 0, Reynolds 4, McDermott 0.

Glacier 61

Lake City 47

COEUR d'ALENE - Cassi Hashley had 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Wolfpack of Kalispell, Mont., in a win against the Timberwolves.

"It kind of got away from us in the fourth quarter," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "We had to keep fouling, but I thought we did a better job of attacking the basket in the first half. We had too many fouls (27). (Hashley) is a good player and a tough matchup at 6-foot-2. Madi (Farrell) did a good job of battling with her and I thought we as a team did as well, but she just had too many offensive rebounds and put them back in."

Cierra Dvorak had 13 points, Camryn Wendlandt eight rebounds for Lake City (10-9), which hosts Lewiston on Saturday to conclude the regular season.

"Cierra had a good game for us and sparked us off the bench," Kelly said of the 5-8 sophomore guard. "Our effort has been better the last couple of weeks. We're getting there and we'll see what we can do at districts."

Glacier 9 11 20 21 - 61

Lake City 9 7 17 14 - 47

GLACIER - Salonen 2, Bennett 10, Loomis 6, Hashley 20, Thomas 8, Wiley 6, T. Krueger 2, Williams 7.

LAKE CITY - Jackson 7, Dvorak 13, Wilson 0, Wheelock 4, Wendlandt 0, Smith 6, Maryon 0, Farrell 8, Meier 9.

Moscow 53

Lakeland 37

RATHDRUM - Lakeland senior post Kelly Ramus finished with a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds, but the Hawks could not slow Moscow guard Jada Simpson down in a 4A Inland Empire League loss at Hawk Court.

Lakeland (3-15, 0-4 4A IEL) took a 13-11 lead after the first quarter, but scored just 11 points in the middle two quarters.

Simpson scored 17 of her game-high 24 points in the first half for Moscow (2-13, 2-1).

"The first and fourth quarters were good," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "It was the middle two quarters that were our undoing. In the first quarter, it was the best we've played all season. We executed well on both ends of the court. Moscow knocked down some big shots in the second quarter and Jada Simpson had quite a game."

Moscow took control after the third, leading 41-21.

"We couldn't keep them off the free-throw line," Seymour said. "They shot 23 of their 30 free throws in the second half. Kelly Ramus had a great game for us. I was happy for Kelly."

Emily Vanderhoof had four assists for Lakeland, which hosts Kellogg on Thursday.

Lakeland will be the No. 3 seed, and face the No. 2 seed Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. at North Idaho College in the first round of the 4A Region 1 tournament.

Moscow is in second place in league behind Sandpoint (11-6, 3-0), which plays host to Moscow on Friday.

Moscow 11 16 14 12 - 53

Lakeland 13 6 5 13 - 37

MOSCOW - Meyer 0, McDaniel 7, Enberg 9, Burnette 1, Stephens 6, Hill 4, Sprenger 0, Simpson 24, Davis 2, Klocke 0.

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 5, Price 0, Linehan 0, Kelsey 8, Fahlenkamp 2, Rotchford 2, Seymour 0, Bodak 0, Ramus 20.

Kellogg 56

Bonners Ferry 25

BONNERS FERRY - McKenna Stewart scored 10 points to lead the Wildcats past the Badgers in an Intermountain League game.

Jailee Foster had six points and five rebounds in her season debut for Bonners Ferry (1-13, 0-5 IML), which hosts the Lake City junior varsity on Monday.

"Jailee is just coming back from a concussion and played really well all the way around," Bonners Ferry coach Chris Chatburn said. "Kellogg shot the ball really well and really hit the offensive glass when they didn't make shots."

Kellogg (9-5, 3-1) hosts Wallace on Tuesday.

"Thought we shot the ball better than we had been," Kellogg coach Eli Bourgard said. "I thought our posts (Kelsey Carter, Andee Wendt and Kenadie Arthur) did a good job of finishing."

Kellogg 15 11 15 15 - 56

Bonners Ferry 10 4 5 6 - 25

KELLOGG - Garner 5, Wendt 9, Roberts 8, Coast 0, Stewart 10, Gibbons 5, Shepard 2, Carter 8, Arthur 6, Sims 3.

BONNERS FERRY - Morgan 2, Kelly 3, Zarate 0, Lane 2, Byers 4, Davis 2, Foster 6, Minor 5, Piatz 1.

St. Maries 47

Orofino 17

OROFINO - The Lumberjacks took command of their Central Idaho League game early, taking a 10-1 lead after the first quarter on their way to a rout of the Maniacs.

"In the first half, we played good defense," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "We threw up a lot of shots we shouldn't have been shooting. We came out in the second half we played good defense and we did a good job in the fourth quarter."

Kelsey Auer had nine rebounds and Kendall Brusseau grabbed six for the Lumberjacks (7-6, 3-2 CIL).

St. Maries sophomore Keri Ghramm finished with 11 points and six steals, Chelsea Thaut scored 10 points and Kirsten Auer had four steals.

Orofino dips to 0-5 in league.

St. Maries plays Tuesday at Timberlake.

St. Maries 10 11 21 5 - 47

Orofino 1 7 1 8 - 17

ST. MARIES - McQueen 3, Graham 11, Waddell 8, Brusseau 1, Ke. Auer 4, Thaut 10, Flock 5, Cordell 0, Ki. Auer 5.

OROFINO - Howell 6, Schwartz 4, Reggar 2, Godwin 0, Province 0, West 4, Kelso 1, Walker 0, Sugger 0, Tieghe 0.

Grangeville 59

Cd'A Charter 18

GRANGEVILLE - Sarah Haman scored six points for the visiting Panthers, who lost big in a Central Idaho League matchup with the Bulldogs, ranked second in the state in 2A.

"This one's on me as a coach," Cd'A Charter coach Doug Grant said. "I made a decision at the beginning of this decision to cut back our practice times by 30 minutes a night, because of the academic grind from Charter. I agreed to it reluctantly. It's the worst coaching decision I've made in 20 years. You can't cut out 32 hours of practice per season and expect to compete. There's a big gap between the rest of the league and us. Turnovers crushed us in that second quarter."

Down 14-1, Charter cut lead to 18-10 after the first quarter, but the Bulldogs went on a 22-0 blitz in the second quarter to stake a 40-10 halftime lead over Cd'A Charter (7-9, 2-3 CIL).

"They extended their pressure and we collapsed," Grant said.

Chantel Key scored 18 points for Grangeville (12-3, 5-0), which clinched the CIL title.

On Jan. 4 at home, the Panthers lost 33-21 to the Bulldogs.

Cd'A Charter returns to action Saturday at home vs. the Post Falls junior varsity at Holy Family Catholic School.

Cd'A Charter 10 0 6 2 - 18

Grangeville 18 22 11 9 - 59

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 2, Ramb 0, Benefield 0, Haman 6, Zasadny 0, Overoye 0, Verhaeghe 4, Eilers 0, Jensen 5, Bartlett 1.

GRANGEVILLE - Key 18, Sullivan 8, Lutz 0, Fortin 2, Forsmann 8, Chmelik 0, Kennedy 4, Bieler 3, Bass 8, Wilson 0, Brown 8, Mars 0.

Lakeside 58

Timberline 20

WEIPPE - Lilliam Rhea had 12 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Knights past the Spartans in a nonleague game.

Deeanna Crowe had five steals and four points and Talia Hendrickx scored 12 points for Lakeside (8-10), which travels to Genesee on Wednesday.

Lakeside 19 8 22 9 - 58

Timberline 2 4 10 4 - 20

LAKESIDE - Rhea 12, Hendrickx 12, Duncan 5, Chittenden 6, Crowe 4, Dohrman 6, Haynes 2, Shamburg 2, Zachary 0, Brown-Sonder 9.

TIMBERLINE - Sellers 0, Hueth 0, C. Jovid 6, K. Jovid 10, Bonner 1, Willis 3, Willet 0, Widner 0.

Sandpoint JV 33

Clark Fork 30

CLARK FORK - Senior Lyndsie Kiebert scored a game-high 15 points in trying to lead the Wampus Cat girls to their first win of the season, but the Bulldog junior varsity team had more balanced scoring.

Leslie Kiebert added eight points for the Wampus Cats (0-14), Annie Wurm two points and nine rebounds, Alicia Heigis two points and seven boards and Callie Potter three points in defeat.

Fumiko Tokimori and Taylor Ward each scored eight to lead Sandpoint, which played a mix of JV and varsity players. Lily Martin and Bre-Lyn Converse each added seven points and Riley Couch three to round out the scoring for the Bulldogs.

Clark Fork is at Mullan on Thursday.

Christian Center 56

N.I. Christian 47

COEUR d'ALENE - Hope Sasseli scored 18 points to lead the Lions past the Royals in a Mountain Christian League game at Holy Family Catholic School.

Shannon Kempton scored 14 points for Christian Center (9-3, 7-1 MCL), which travels to Pullman Christian on Monday.

Rayla Andrews had 14 points and 16 rebounds and Emily Prosch had 12 points and 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (8-10, 4-3), which faces Kootenai Thunder on Tuesday at Kootenai Elementary.

Christian Center 10 16 16 16 - 56

N.I Christian 14 7 12 14 - 47

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Purvis 13, Sovereign 0, Sasseli 18, Kempton 14, Engels 6, Ripatti 5, Ryssel 0, Muskrat 2, Smith 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Wood 2, Andrews 14, Gwin 7, Hill 0, Prosch 12, Ward 6, Shaw 2, Palmer 4.