* GIRLS

KELLOGG - Allison Kirby scored 11 of her game-high 19 points in the second half, leading the 3A top-ranked Timberlake Tigers past the third-ranked Kellogg Wildcats 53-30 in the Intermountain League opener for both schools on Tuesday at Andrews Gymnasium.

"She played a really good game,"Kellogg coach Eli Bourgard said of Kirby. "She did a lot of good things for them. We had way too many turnovers. Credit Timberlake, we didn't play well or handle their pressure offensively."

Kirby made three 3-pointers and Keelie Lawler scored eight points in her first game since getting injured against East Valley on Dec. 2 for Timberlake (11-2), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Friday.

Marley Chambers scored nine points for Kellogg (9-3), which travels to Priest River on Friday.

Timberlake 14 9 21 9 - 53

Kellogg 6 8 9 7 - 30

TIMBERLAKE - Powell 0, Kelley 0, Rhodes 7, Mallet 2, Starr 7, Jezek 4, Kirby 19, Gardom 2, Simpson 4, Lawler 8.

KELLOGG - Arthur 0, Wendt 6, Twidt 0, Golob 0, Lo 2, Zisk 4, Shepperd 0, Chambers 9, Bumgardner 4, Bircher 0, Miller 5.

Moses Lake 57

Post Falls 53

POST FALLS - Freshman post Melody Kempton finished with a team-high 19 points and 12 rebounds, but turnovers did in the Trojans during a nonleague loss to the Chiefs at The Arena.

"We gave up a ton of turnovers the entire game," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "We got things solved in the third quarter and calmed down a little bit. In the fourth quarter, we had several possessions in a row where we'd turn it over and give up offensive rebounds. It was not pretty."

Allert was called for a technical late in the fourth quarter, with Post Falls (11-4) leading by one point.

"It was a bad thing to do at that time," Allert said. "The kids played great, their coach let them down. It was a bad decision on my part."

Post Falls plays Thursday at Lake City in 5A Inland Empire League play.

McKenna Walker scored 24 points for Moses Lake.

Moses Lake 13 19 6 19 - 57

Post Falls 11 22 14 6 - 53

MOSES LAKE - Oberland 5, Tudor 2, Ja. Loera 8, Je. Loera 13, Walker 24, Olson 1, Clark 4, Rathbun 0.

POST FALLS - Allert 5, O. Ellison 4, A. Ellison 6, Brennan 5, King 0, McComb 0, Anderson 0, Kempton 19, Runkle 7, Reynolds 7.

Lewiston 63

Lakeland 19

RATHDRUM - Kaidan Kelsey had six points and seven rebounds for the 4A Hawks in a nonleague loss to the 5A Bengals at Hawk Court.

Cali Moscrip and Halle White each scored 12 points for Lewiston (12-1), ranked No. 2 in 5A.

"That's how good Lewiston is," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "We didn't spend a lot of time looking at the scoreboard; we just worked hard. We kept working hard, and Lewiston kept making shots."

Lakeland (5-10) opens 4A Inland Empire League play Saturday at Sandpoint.

Lewiston 18 20 20 5 - 63

Lakeland 2 5 9 3 - 19

LEWISTON - Weeks 4, Randall 0, Wilson 9, Thomason 0, Bailey 0, Schlader 7, Moscrip 12, Cornelia 6, White 12, Roy 4, Cody 0, Havens 0, Johnson 9.

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 5, Bunch 0, Linehan 0, Kelsey 6, Bodak 5, Kirk 2, Pruitt 3, Piermattei 0, Bilski 0.

Cd'A Charter 48

Wallace 46 (OT)

COEUR d'ALENE - Sarah Haman scored 16 points, including six in overtime for the host Panthers, and she had 14 rebounds and three blocked shots in the nonleague win over the Miners at Holy Family Catholic School.

"She hit two big shots from the elbow in overtime," Charter coach Doug Grant said. "The biggest thing is we didn't hit our free throws. We were 7 for 31 from the line. Neither team really shot the ball well. I'm surprised we got to 48 points. We've had one game at full strength in 10 games. We've got to regroup and get healthy."

Amelia Lehosit added eight points and 12 rebounds, and Anna Verhaeghe had 12 points and 11 rebounds for Charter (7-3).

Marissa Hogamier scored 20 points for the Miners (6-5).

"I thought that defensively we played a great game," Wallace coach Chris Lund said. "Our press was big all night. It came down to heart. We fought to the end and we came up short."

Coeur d'Alene Charter hosts Kootenai on Thursday.

Wallace plays next Tuesday at Kellogg.

Wallace 8 8 7 16 7 - 46

Cd'A Charter 7 11 8 13 9 - 48

WALLACE - Brackebusch 0, Hill 11, Farkas 8, Warren 2, Brantz 1, Hogamier 20, Jackson 2, Majszak 2.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 7, Ricks 0, Bartlett 5, Haman 16, Lehosit 8, Taylor 0, Verhaeghe 12, Zollman 0.

Grangeville 48

St. Maries 41

GRANGEVILLE - Freshman post Kaylee Auer scored 11 points and hauled in 21 rebounds for the visiting Lumberjacks, who lost a close one to the Bulldogs in Central Idaho League play.

"It was close all game long," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "We kind of went cold in the fourth quarter, we couldn't hit our open looks. They played aggressively on defense. I thought our girls did a great job and played hard."

Kelsey Auer added six rebounds for St. Maries (2-8, 1-1 CIL), and Shelby Holder had four assists.

Hailey Sullivan scored 17 points for Grangeville (6-7, 3-0).

St. Maries hosts Lakeside on Friday.

St. Maries 13 9 14 5 - 41

Grangeville 13 13 13 9 - 48

ST. MARIES - Sines 0, Hall 0, Grhamm 10, Peet 0, Cordell 7, Ke. Auer 4, Holder 3, Flach 2, Wilson 4, Ka. Auer 11.

GRANGEVILLE - Wilson 3, Sullivan 17, Lutz 6, Fortin 0, Forsman 0, Kennedy 6, Bass 8, Anderson 0, Brown 8.

Genesis Prep 46

Kootenai Thunder 12

POST FALLS - After taking a 17-6 halftime lead, Genesis Prep beat Kootenai Thunder in Mountain Christian League action at Real Life Ministries.

Ashley Hensley keyed the attack for Genesis Prep, with 13 points, eight rebounds and seven steals.

Kirsten Johnson added 11 points and five rebounds, and Eileen Schindler had eight rebounds.

Genesis Prep plays Christian Center School of Hayden on Thursday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Kootenai Thunder 1 5 0 6 - 12

Genesis Prep 8 9 14 15 - 46

KOOTENAI THUNDER - G. Jones 2, Soderberg 6, Beck 2, Smith 2, Montgomery 0, McArthur 0, Osman 0, T. Jones 0, Mars 0.

GENESIS PREP - Hensley 13, Arnone 6, Cashen 6, K. Johnson 11, Schreibeis 10, Schindler 0, Lee 0, H. Johnson 0, Martin 0.

* BOYS

Kellogg 79

Lakeside 36

PLUMMER - Gus Colburn and Caleb McDonald scored 17 points apiece, leading the Wildcats past the Knights in a nonleague game at Ron Miller Court.

"They've got a real good team," Lakeside coach Stacey Sonder said. "We're playing a tough schedule so we can get ready for the postseason."

Toby Colburn scored 12 points for Kellogg (7-2), which travels to Priest River on Friday.

Mike Huber and Jordan Nilson had nine points and seven rebounds each for Lakeside (5-5), which travels to St. Maries on Thursday.

Kellogg 24 22 23 10 - 79

Lakeside 8 7 12 9 - 36

KELLOGG - G. Colburn 17, Martin 5, Jerome 6, Peterson 4, Easley 4, Waechter 4, Stott 0, Gust 11, T. Colburn 12, McDonald 17.

LAKESIDE - Ju. Mitchell 2, Kolar 9, Jo. Mitchell 2, Huber 9, Nilson 9, Abrahamson 5.

Wallace 56

Cd'A Charter JV 41

COEUR d'ALENE - Brady Brantley scored 31 points to lead the Miners past the Panthers junior varsity at Holy Family Catholic School.

Dylan Browning scored nine points for Wallace (5-5), which travels to Timberlake on Thursday.

Jeffrey Kersh scored 14 points for the Coeur d'Alene Charter JV (4-6), which hosts Kootenai on Thursday.

Wallace 13 14 12 17 - 56

Cd'A Charter JV 11 4 10 16 - 41

WALLACE - Waters 8, Bayer 4, Little 2, Dorah 2, Gust 0, Brantley 31, Walker 0, Browning 9.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER JV - Putren 7, Rubalcaba 4, Valov 4, Magee 1, Phillips 3, Kersh 14, Benzinger 4, Skarda 4.

Genesis Prep 46

Kootenai Thunder 29

POST FALLS - Caleb Symons scored 14 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and had five steals for the Jaguars in a Mountain Christian League win over Kootenai Thunder at Real Life Ministries.

Elijah Schreibeis added 12 points, Ty Brearley five assists and four steals for Genesis Prep (8-1, 5-0 MCL), which plays Christian Center on Thursday at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

Jimmy Sodeburg scored 15 points for Kootenai Thunder.

Kootenai Thunder 7 14 2 6 - 29

Genesis Prep 4 12 15 15 - 46

KOOTENAI THUNDER - J. Sodeburg 15, J. Roup 7, Jensen 5, P. Sodeburg 2, Blair 0, Favor 0, Christiansen 0, B. Roup 0.

GENESIS PREP - Birch 0, Brearley 6, Hearon 7, Kim 0, Miles 2, Morrow 0, A. Reidt 0, M. Reidt 0, Schreibeis 12, Schroder 3, Shelton 2, Symons 14.