* BOYS

RATHDRUM - Jake Ram hit three 3-pointers and scored 16 points as the Lakeland Hawks beat the Moscow Bears 56-51 in the 4A Inland Empire League opener for both schools on Thursday at Hawk Court.

It was Lakeland's first win over Moscow since Jan. 19, 2008, when Lakeland beat Moscow 53-50 in Rathdrum. Moscow had won 12 straight games over the Hawks.

"We came out in the second half and were able to run our stuff like we wanted to," Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan said. "We played with the lead pretty well and thought offensively we were able to do what we wanted to do."

Tyrel Derrick had 12 points, five steals and seven assists, Andrew Knight added 11 points and Slater Ray had seven rebounds for Lakeland (10-3), which hosts Sandpoint next Thursday.

Jack Akey scored a game-high 20 points for Moscow (1-8).

Moscow 17 7 10 17 - 51

Lakeland 15 11 14 16 - 56

MOSCOW - Gosse 10, Martin 6, Akey 20, Robertson 0, Myler 12, Carscallen 0, Dowdell 3, Gorton 0.

LAKELAND - Ram 16, Cooper 2, Derrick 12, Roth 0, Henry 0, McDevitt 1, Plunkett 10, Ray 4, Knight 11.

Kootenai 50

Mullan 27

MULLAN - Justin Keogh and Colson Schultz scored 13 points each, leading the Warriors past the Tigers in a North Star League game at the Mullan Pavilion.

Morgan Willms scored 12 points for Kootenai (7-4, 3-0 NSL), which hosts Kootenai in the Battle on the Trail spirit game on Saturday.

T.J. Placencio scored eight points for Mullan (1-9, 0-4), which travels to Wallace tonight.

Kootenai 8 19 10 13 - 50

Mullan 14 4 1 8 - 27

KOOTENAI - J. Whipple 4, Willms 12, Keogh 13, H. Whipple 1, David 7, Schultz 13, Carman 0, Wellman 0.

MULLAN - Ovineck 3, Trogden 2, Barnes 4, Todd 2, D. Dykes 4, Placencio 8, Johnson 5, T. Dykes 0.

N.I. Christian 42

Immaculate Conception 31

LIBERTY LAKE - John Connelly and Garrett White scored 10 points apiece for the Royals in a nonleague win against Immaculate Conception at the HUB Sports Center.

Christian Jensensky scored eight points for North Idaho Christian (7-4), which faces Christian Center on Saturday at Canfield Middle School.

N.I. Christian 6 6 12 18 - 42

Imm. Conception 9 4 9 9 - 31

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Jensensky 8, Connelly 10, Covey 2, Beck 7, Cottier 2, Rosenthal 3, White 10.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - Kramer 8, Wilhelm 4, E. Lyons 10, P. Lyons 9, Jillian 2.

* GIRLS

Moscow 57

Lakeland 41

RATHDRUM - Gracie Meyer scored 20 points for the visiting Bears, who shot 17 of 34 from the field and 11 of 12 from the free throw line to beat the Hawks in a 4A Inland Empire League game at Hawk Court.

"It's pretty tough to win when they shoot it well from every place on the floor," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "The first quarter was great. The second quarter we got into some foul trouble and had to deal with some different lineups and try to make it to halftime. In the third, we closed it to five points and then just couldn't quite close the gap. We had some turnovers and they played a little better than we did."

Faith Bodak scored 11 points, Kaidan Kelsey had eight points and eight rebounds and Constanza Piermattei had nine points and seven rebounds for Lakeland (5-12, 0-2 4A IEL), which travels to Timberlake next Thursday.

Moscow is 5-8, 1-0.

Moscow 16 19 10 12 - 57

Lakeland 18 9 12 2 - 41

MOSCOW - McDaniels 8, G. Meyer 20, Stephens 8, Hill 5, Simpson 12, N. Meyer 4, Davis 0, Frederickson 0.

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 2, Bunch 3, Linehan 2, Kelsey 8, Bodak 11, Kirk 0, Rotchford 2, Pruitt 4, Piermattei 9, Bilski 0.

Bonners Ferry 46

Cd'A Charter 35

COEUR d'ALENE - Jackie Jensen had 15 points and 14 rebounds for the 2A Panthers in a nonleague loss to the 3A Badgers at Holy Family Catholic School.

"Jackie has been playing outstanding for us," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Doug Grant said. "We're getting healthy and playing a lot better. We had some trouble with their speed and struggled with their press in the first half. We made some adjustments in the second half and won the second half by two, so I was proud of what the girls did. It was a great effort by the girls how they stepped up against a good team."

Anna Verhaeghe scored eight points for Coeur d'Alene Charter (7-6), which hosts Orofino in a Central Idaho League game on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Savannah Woods scored 14 points for Bonners Ferry (6-6).

Bonners Ferry 10 13 15 8 - 46

Cd'A Charter 7 3 16 9 - 35

BONNERS FERRY - Skeen 3, Morgan 2, Oxford 3, Byers 4, Woods 14, Bateman 4, Hill 6, Davis 0, Everhart 4, Wenk 6.

COEUR d'ALENE CHARTER - Alexander 5, Ricks 0, Bartlett 0, Haman 3, Lehosit 4, Taylor 0, Verhaeghe 8, Jensen 15.

Kootenai 51

Mullan 47

MULLAN - Katey Mae McInturff had 15 points and 11 rebounds, leading the Warriors past the Tigers in a North Star League game at the Mullan Pavilion.

Charli Sadler had 23 points, 13 rebounds and six steals for Mullan (6-8, 2-2 NSL), which travels to Wallace tonight.

"We started out slow, but were able to battle back late in the game and it could have gone either way after that," Mullan coach Sherry Leitz said. "We're playing a girl down tonight and I saw some of my girls step up. I'm proud of what I saw tonight."

Paxton Dotson scored 13 points for Kootenai (9-5, 3-1), which travels to St. Maries tonight.

Kootenai 9 10 14 18 - 51

Mullan 6 6 13 22 - 47

KOOTENAI - Goodson 8, Karpinski 0, Carson 0, Carman 7, LaFountaine 0, Dotson 13, G. McInturff 4, K. McInturff 15, Gentry 2, Short 2.

MULLAN - Sadler 23, Gallaway 4, Jagodzinski 0, Ploharz 6, Hirsch 6, Trogden 7, Gribble 0, Stepro 1.

N.I. Christian 55

Upper Columbia 51 (2OT)

SPANGLE, Wash. - Rayla Andrews had 13 points and 17 rebounds for the Royals in a double-overtime nonleague win against Upper Columbia Academy.

Faith Wood had 10 points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals and Erikah Palmer had 12 points and 11 rebounds for North Idaho Christian (7-9), which faces Christian Center on Saturday at Canfield Middle School.

N.I. Christian 4 15 15 7 8 6 - 55

Upper Columbia 9 5 14 12 8 3 - 51

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Hensley 8, Prosch 3, Wood 10, Burke 0, Andrews 13, Haag 2, Lassen 4, Rawls 3, Palmer 12.

UPPER COLUMBIA ACADEMY - Greive 0, Folkenburg 7, Ling 5, Lee 15, Lazan 10, Walker 2, Stanyer 10, Daley 4.