• BOYS BASKETBALL

SPOKANE — Tanner McCliment-Call scored 21 points for the Post Falls Trojans, who led by 14 points after three quarters but had to hold on for a season-opening 56-54 victory over the Rogers Pirates on Friday night.

Drake Thompson added 11 points for Post Falls. Rogers had a shot at the win, but missed a 3-pointer from well behind the line at the buzzer.

“Tonight was a great learning experience for all of us,” Post Falls coach Mike McLean said. “We made just enough defensive stops to hold on for the win.

“We missed easy shot after easy shot (in the first half), and because of that, we never got into much of a flow, missing shots that we normally make.”

Evan Nomee scored 19 points to lead Rogers.

Post Falls plays host to Greater Spokane League heavyweight Gonzaga Prep on Thursday.

Post Falls 14 14 17 11 — 56

Rogers 11 9 11 23 — 54

POST FALLS — Gennett 2, Thompson 11, Buer 7, McCliment-Call 21, Walker 2, Bourgard 0, Ballew 0, Pfennigs 5, Morris 6, Desjarlais 2.

ROGERS — Riblet 8, Babich 11, Jacobs 4, Frans 10, Funnemark 2, Nomee 19.

Lakeland 78

Colville 37

COLVILLE — Kaden Davis scored 18 points and Jaden Skalskiy had 12 points and seven rebounds for the Hawks in a nonleague win over the Indians.

“Defensively, we forced them into some turnovers that led to some fast-break points early on,” said Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan, whose team shot 7 for 16 from the 3-point line. “Early on, we shot the ball really well.”

Dylan Knight had 14 points and six assists and Josiah Haaland nine rebounds for Lakeland (1-0), which travels to West Valley on Wednesday.

Lakeland 17 20 15 26 — 78

Colville 7 10 11 6 — 37

LAKELAND — Taylor 5, Zubaly 3, Munyer 4, Johnson 3, Knight 14, Vahey 5, Davis 18, Skalskiy 12, Nielson 6, Haaland 5.

COLVILLE — Sandane 6, Cunningham 7, Floner 4, Rarrick 1, Lindquist 8, Bateman 2, Lemke 3, Heininger 4, Maddox 0, Dotts 2.

Kellogg 58

Wallace 37

MULLAN — Tyler Gibbons hit three 3-pointers to finish with 17 points, leading the Wildcats past the Miners in the opening round of the Silver Valley Tournament at the Mullan Pavilion.

Kellogg (1-0) will face Mullan, which beat Kootenai 62-50, in the title tonight at 7:30.

Zack Welch scored 13 points for Wallace (1-1), which plays Kootenai in the consolation game tonight at 6.

Kellogg 17 11 21 9 — 58

Wallace 5 8 10 14 — 37

KELLOGG — Gibbons 17, Samuelson 0, Jerome 10, Atkins 6, Mueller 2, Hammerberg 6, Bumgardner 2, Nearing 4, Jennings 0, Finlay 2, Morgan 7, Luna 2.

WALLACE — Welch 13, Hunter 0, Brackebusch 7, Dimitroff 0, Gust 9, Bailey 3, Hull 0, Brantz 0, Stutzke 0, Neubauer 2.

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

Lake City 47

West Valley 28

SPOKANE — Senior post Keara Simpson totaled 20 points, 12 rebounds and three steals as the visiting Timberwolves downed the Eagles.

Simpson scored 11 of her points in the first quarter for Lake City (3-3). Freshman post Brooklyn Rewers scored eight of her 14 points in the second quarter off the bench. Bridget Rieken, who also plays mostly in the post, had eight points, nine rebounds, three assists and three steals.

“We just executed our offense much better, playing through our posts,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “Keara played a fantastic game. When she comes to play like that, it sets the tone for everybody else.”

Lake City travels to Moscow on Monday.

Lake City 14 11 8 14 — 47

West Valley 10 4 6 8 — 28

LAKE CITY — Avery 0, Barber 0, Mitchell 2, Teets 0, Mitchell 2, Rieken 8, Muehlhausen 0, Hawkins 0, Wilson 0, Zufelt 3, Halliday 0, Rewers 14, Simpson 20.

WEST VALLEY — Kea. Sinclair 0, Marcow 8, Kel. Sinclair 7, Taylor 2, Amann 4, Ivins 5, Finke 2.

Post Falls 64

Rogers 19

SPOKANE — Tyler McCliment-Call scored 18 points and Bayley Brennan added 17 as the visiting Trojans jumped out to a 41-7 halftime lead against the Pirates.

Melody Kempton had 10 points, Sandy Faulkner 10 rebounds for Post Falls (2-0), which plays at University today at 5:30.

Post Falls 23 18 16 7 — 64

Rogers 7 0 7 5 — 19

POST FALLS — Gleaves 2, Morris 4, Gardiner 2, Brennan 17, T. McCliment-Call 18, J. McCliment-Call 4, Faulkner 2, Kempton 10, Parks 5.

ROGERS — Individual scoring not available.

Richland 64

Coeur d’Alene 45

COEUR d’ALENE — Kiah Morton and Rey Louden scored 10 points each for the Vikings in a nonleague loss to the Bombers of Richland, Wash., at Elmer Jordan Court.

“Richland pressed us out of the start and we did a good job of handling it, but couldn’t get some shots to fall,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Nicole Symons said. “We battled back in the second half and it was a good test for us. We got them in foul trouble, but weren’t able to make as many free throws as we needed to close the gap.”

Coeur d’Alene (1-1) hosts Timberlake on Tuesday.

Richland 16 23 7 18 — 64

Coeur d’Alene 9 11 11 14 — 45

RICHLAND — Webb 13, Garza 19, Ja. Clark 0, Smith 0, H. Pierce 4, Gall 10, Stevens 10, Jo. Clark 7, Wellsandt 0, G. Pierce 1, Holm 0.

COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 7, Morton 10, Brainard 0, Chavez 4, Whitman 3, Kane 9, Louden 10, Dupuis 0, Breen 2, Matheson 0.

Lakeland 40

Colville 39

COLVILLE, Wash. — Sofi Schnepf sank a 3-pointer with 2 seconds go to as the visiting Hawks beat the Indians for their first victory of the season.

Schnepf finished with eight points, eight rebounds and 10 steals for Lakeland (1-3).

“Sofi’s just a competitor,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “In practice or in games, if there’s a chance to compete and win, she gets it done.”

Alaina Pruitt added 11 points and 12 rebounds for the Hawks.

“Alaina and Sofi both had really consistent defensive games,” Seymour said.

Hallie Cox scored a game-high 19 points for Colville (1-1).

Lakeland travels to Rogers on Thursday.

Lakeland 7 16 2 15 — 40

Colville 15 9 7 8 — 39

LAKELAND — Leon 8, Cooper 6, Schnepf 8, Edinger 0, Pruitt 11, Elpers 4, Loutzenhiser 1, Neff 0, Stutheit 0, Rohde 2.

COLVILLE — Brooks 6, Clark 3, Cox 19, Lewis 0, Merritt 7, Petrey 2, Holland 2, Pierop 0.

Garfield-Palouse 49

Lakeside 37

PALOUSE, Wash. — Tommia Pakootas scored a game-high 16 points for the Knights in a nonleague loss to the Vikings.

“We got out to a slow start and had three girls in foul trouble early on,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “They rebounded the ball really well and had quite a bit more size than we’ve seen all year.”

Lakeside (4-2) travels to Kootenai on Tuesday.

Lakeside 6 10 7 14 — 37

Garfield-Palouse 14 11 13 11 — 49

LAKESIDE — Brown 3, S. Pakootas 0, SiJohn 2, Peters 2, Allen 5, T. Pakootas 16, Anderson 7, Olson 2, Hendrickx 0.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE — Arrasmith 16, Collier 6, Griner 13, Askins 4, Petersen 10.