LEWISTON - Freshman Melody Kempton had 12 points and 13 rebounds for the Post Falls Trojans in a 52-41 loss to the Lewiston Bengals in a 5A Inland Empire League game on Saturday at Booth Hall.

Post Falls (14-5, 3-2 5A IEL) led 28-27 at halftime, but was outscored 25-13 in the second half by the Bengals, the second-ranked team in this week's state 5A girls basketball media poll.

"We played pretty well and executed really well in the first half," Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. "We battled on the boards, and in the second half, they were more aggressive and shot 23 free throws, and we had two. They picked up their defensive pressure in the second half and were a little more physical in the second half."

With the win, Lewiston (18-1, 5-0) clinched the No. 1 seed to the 5A Region 1 tournament starting Feb. 6, and will host fourth seed Coeur d'Alene (9-9, 0-5). Post Falls will be the second seed and host third seed Lake City (14-5, 2-3).

Sam Runkle had eight points and 12 rebounds for Post Falls, which hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

Cali Moscrip scored 16 points for Lewiston.

Post Falls 17 11 6 7 - 41

Lewiston 14 13 11 14 - 52

POST FALLS - Allert 8, O. Ellison 1, A. Ellison 0, Brennan 6, King 0, McComb 0, Anderson 0, Kempton 12, Runkle 8, Reynolds 6.

LEWISTON - Weeks 6, Wilson 2, Thomason 3, Schlader 14, Moscrip 16, Cornelia 0, White 9, Roy 1, Havens 0, Johnson 1.

Glacier 45

Lake City 44

KALISPELL, Mont. - Lauren Rewers and Whitney Meier scored 12 points apiece for the Timberwolves, who fell to the Wolfpack in a nonleague game.

"We had some good looks late in the game to win it, but couldn't get the shots to fall," Lake City coach Bryan Kelly said. "They're a quality team."

Halee Bennett scored 17 points for Glacier.

"She's one of the best point guards we've played this year," said Kelly of Bennett. "She took a lot of shots, but they were pretty well contested. Lauren played a really good game and had some strong moves to the basket and contested a lot of shots. We were right there, but need to finish games. We got a little better today and worked on some things that we didn't do well on Friday (at Post Falls). This is a game we should have won, and we gave it to them."

Halle Eborall had five rebounds and Natalie Wheelock six rebounds and six assists for Lake City (14-6), which concludes the regular season at Lewiston next Saturday.

Lake City 10 16 12 6 - 44

Glacier 11 10 12 13 - 45

LAKE CITY - Eborall 4, Carlson 0, K. Maryon 4, Wheelock 1, Smith 9, Rewers 12, Meier 12, Simpson 2.

GLACIER - Salonen 6, Bennett 17, Bumgardner 4, Ruggles 0, Wiley 4, T. Krueger 7, N. Krueger 6, Williams 2.

Moscow 40

Lakeland 26

MOSCOW - Costanza Piermattei had 13 points and five rebounds for the Hawks in a 4A Inland Empire League loss to the Bears at Cowan Spectrum.

"The first quarter was good," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "And we've played well in the last couple of games. But the second quarter, the horses left the wagon and wheels came off. Moscow shot the ball well in the second quarter. We struggled shooting, but they did a great job defensively."

Kaidan Kelsey had eight points and five rebounds for Lakeland (5-14, 0-3 4A IEL), which concludes the regular season by hosting Sandpoint on Feb. 3.

Gracie Meyer scored 13 points for Moscow (7-9, 2-1).

Lakeland 8 3 3 12 - 26

Moscow 8 17 8 8 - 40

LAKELAND - Vanderhoof 0, Bunch 0, Linehan 1, Kelsey 8, Bodak 2, Kirk 0, Rotchford 0, Pruitt 0, Piermattei 13, Bilski 2.

MOSCOW - McDaniel 12, Bayly 0, G. Meyer 13, Stephens 7, Hill 4, Simpson 0, N. Meyer 3, Davis 1, Frederiksen 0.

Bonners Ferry 60

St. Maries 38

ST. MARIES - Jasmine Hill scored 22 points on 9-for-11 shooting to lead the Badgers past the Lumberjacks in a nonleague game.

"They shot the ball really well and we didn't have an answer for Hill and couldn't stay with her," St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. "I don't think we came ready to play and that's one of the things we've got to get better at."

Kelsey Auer had 18 points and nine rebounds for St. Maries (6-10), which travels to Kellogg for the Brawl for the Ball spirit game next Saturday at Andrews Gymnasium.

Abby Skeen scored nine points for Bonners Ferry (7-7).

Bonners Ferry 22 11 17 10 - 60

St. Maries 10 10 10 8 - 38

BONNERS FERRY - Skeen 9, Morgan 0, Oxford 7, Byers 0, Woods 8, Bateman 2, Hill 22, Everhart 2, Wenk 10.

ST. MARIES - Sines 3, Hall 0, Ghramm 0, Womack 4, Peat 0, Cordell 5, Kel. Auer 18, Holder 2, Flach 2, Wilson 2, Kay. Auer 2.

Wallace 47

Kootenai 36

WALLACE - Maryssa Hogamier scored 16 points for the Miners in a North Star League win over the Warriors at Kirby Krulitz Court.

"We were ready to play," Wallace coach Chris Lund said. "It was a physical game, but the girls played through it. Our 2-3 zone played great and our rebounding was especially good tonight."

Wallace (7-8, 2-3 NSL) plays Thursday at Mullan.

Kootenai (10-7, 4-2) plays Tuesday at Deary.

Kootenai 11 15 4 6 - 36

Wallace 15 12 5 15 - 47

KOOTENAI - Goodson 10, Karpinski 0, Carman 6, LaFountaine 2, Dotson 6, Gentry 10, Short 2.

WALLACE - Brackebusch 3, Hill 12, Farkas 4, Brantz 4, Hogamier 16, Majszak 4.