• GIRLS

HARRISON FLATS — Kaili Gentry had 24 points, 10 rebounds and three steals to spark the Kootenai Warriors past the visiting Kendrick Tigers 53-41 in a nonleague game on Thursday night.

“We came out in the second half highly motivated,” said Kootenai coach Doug Napierala, whose team trailed 22-14 at halftime. “About the four minute mark of the first, they got control of the boards and got some easy baskets to push the lead. We were able to shut it down in the second quarter, but the last four minutes, they toasted us. In the second half, we had a better attack and really got things rolling on our end.”

Courtney Lamb had nine points, six assists and three steals, Jacey Grange seven rebounds and Amanda Wine seven rebounds for Kootenai (2-2), which faces Genesis Prep on Saturday at Post Falls Middle School.

Lauren Morgan scored 13 points for Kendrick.

Kendrick 16 6 4 15 — 41

Kootenai 5 9 16 23 — 53

KENDRICK — Cope 0, Brown 6, Olson 2, Anderson 3, Tweit 1, Sandino 6, L. Morgan 13, E. Morgan 10.

KOOTENAI — Napierala 6, Lamb 9, Greene 4, Wine 4, Gentry 24, Grange 6.

Rogers 46

Lakeland 34

SPOKANE — Makenzie Edinger had nine points and nine rebounds for the Hawks, but a cold snap in the third quarter allowed the Pirates to steal a nonleague win.

“Makenzie was a bright spot and played really well,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We were missing our two leading scorers and struggled to find that leadership voice and couldn’t throw it on the ocean from the boat.”

Lakeland was without Sofi Schnepf — out of town for a family emergency — and Alaina Pruitt, who was injured.

Lakeland (1-4) hosts Medical Lake on Saturday.

Lakeland 13 10 2 10 — 34

Rogers 8 15 7 16 — 46

LAKELAND — Leon 5, Cooper 2, Edinger 9, Elpers 6, Loutzenhiser 2, Neff 0, Kirk 6, Stutheit 2, Rhode 2.

ROGERS — Smith 10, Alue 3, Wickering 6, Morrison 14, Walton 7, Proctor 5, Combs 1.

Sandpoint 70

St. Maries 39

SANDPOINT — Kaylee Auer scored 14 points for the Lumberjacks, but Eastern Washington signee Grace Kirscher had 22 points, five rebounds, four steals and three blocks to lead the Bulldogs in a nonleague game at Les Rogers Court.

Sandpoint (3-4) beat St. Maries 56-54 in the first matchup between the two schools on Nov. 28.

Lauryn Hill scored eight points for St. Maries (2-3), which opens Central Idaho League play at Orofino on Saturday.

St. Maries 10 13 10 7 — 39

Sandpoint 19 21 24 6 — 70

ST. MARIES — Sines 0, Borgman 2, Haeg 6, Cordell 3, Hill 8, Davenport 0, Becktel 4, Wilson 2, Auer 14.

SANDPOINT — Bailey 16, Edwards 2, Morgan 12, Driggs 9, Kaul 0, Larson 2, Laybourne 4, Kirscher 22, Petit 3.

Lakeside 57

Clark Fork 49

PLUMMER — Tommia Pakootas scored 26 points on 8 of 10 from beyond the 3-point line, leading the Knights past the Wampus Cats in a North Star League game at Ron Miller Court.

Alyssa SiJohn had nine assists and Tara Allen 12 rebounds for Lakeside (6-2, 3-0 NSL), which competes in the Lapwai Wildcat Shootout against Yakima Tribal and Lapwai on Saturday.

Brooke Stevens scored 19 points for Clark Fork (1-4, 0-1), which travels to Noxon on Saturday.

Clark Fork 10 10 10 19 — 49

Lakeside 13 16 17 11 — 57

CLARK FORK — Lambert 0, Hathaway 6, Kiebert 7, A. Sutton 0, Bank 10, Semko 0, D. Sutton 7, Stevens 19.

LAKESIDE — S. Pakootas 0, SiJohn 2, Adrian 11, Peters 4, Allen 5, T. Pakootas 26, Anderson 1, Olson 4, Hendrickx 4.

• BOYS

Rogers 69

Lake City 67

SPOKANE — Freshman Jack Kiesbuy scored 15 points on five 3-pointers for the Timberwolves in a nonleague loss to the Pirates.

“Overall, we played really well,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “Unfortunately, we had three two-minute lapses on offense and defense that cost us the game. At the varsity level, you can’t have any lapses and expect to beat anyone. We had 26 minutes that were good, and six minutes that wasn’t good.”

Hunter Schaffer scored 16 points for Lake City (1-2), which hosts Pasco tonight.

Maks Babich scored 25 points for Rogers (2-1).

Lake City 18 14 20 15 — 67

Rogers 22 11 18 18 — 69

LAKE CITY — Street 4, Sensel 0, Irvin 0, McCartin 9, Manzardo 12, Carlson 11, Schaffer 16, Kiesbuy 15, Pollow 0, Spellman 0.

ROGERS — Riblet 6, Babich 25, Glover 8, Elders 0, Jacabs 5, Koesemeyer 2, Frans 9, Funnemark 0, Nomee 14.