KELLOGG — Chase Jerome had 21 points and six rebounds for the Kellogg Wildcats in a 72-48 win over the Bonners Ferry Badgers in an Intermountain League game at Andrews Gymnasium on Saturday.

Tanner Mueller went 7 of 8 from the floor and finished with 19 points off the bench for Kellogg (13-2, 5-0 IML), which plays at Priest River on Tuesday.

“We had three starters in foul trouble in the first half (Jerome, Toby Colburn and Grant Nearing),” Kellogg coach Jeff Nearing said. “But we had some players step up and hold it down for us. We played a lot better defense in the third quarter and really held them down.”

Kaleb Stockton scored 16 points for Bonners Ferry (5-9, 1-4), which hosts Timberlake on Monday.

Bonners Ferry 14 14 5 15 — 48

Kellogg 23 16 18 15 — 72

BONNERS FERRY — Price 4, Sabin 9, S. Bateman 3, Stockton 16, D. Hiddle 0, Pluid 2, Harrington 4, Bell 0, B. Bateman 10, Egge 0.

KELLOGG — Gibbons 8, Samuelson 0, Jerome 21, Carman 0, Mueller 19, Hammerberg 2, Bumgardner 5, Nearing 3, Jennings 1, Finlay 0, Morgan 2, Colburn 11.

Coeur d’Alene 78

Sandpoint 63

SANDPOINT — The visiting Vikings outscored the Bulldogs 48-28 in the middle two quarters of the nonleague game at Les Rogers Court.

“We’re not that deep,” Sandpoint assistant coach Mike Roos said. “We’re running eight deep, and Coeur d’Alene’s running in 12 guys. We had a lull in the second quarter. They made a pretty good run in the second quarter, and we just couldn’t get it back.”

Joey Naccarato scored 14 points to lead a balanced attack for Coeur d’Alene (10-9). Sam Matheson added 12 points and Colson Yankoff had 11.

Robbie Johnson scored a game-high 22 points for Sandpoint (3-15). He also grabbed seven rebounds. Patrick Rockwell added 11 points, Alex Stockton five rebounds, Taran McLaughlin three assists.

Sandpoint plays host to Lakeland on Thursday.

Coeur d’Alene travels to Lewiston on Friday in the first round of the 5A Region 1 tournament.

Coeur d’Alene 18 26 22 12 — 78

Sandpoint 14 13 15 21 — 63

COEUR d’ALENE — Lundblad 6, Delbridge 5, Kofmehl 6, Johnson 2, Matheson 12, Yankoff 11, Bronson 8, Beggerly 7, Naccarato 14, I. Edwards 4, Bloom 0, K. Edwards 4.

SANDPOINT — Thompson 8, McLaughlin 3, Davis 7, Rockwell 11, Jones 0, Johnson 22, Stockton 8, Roos 4.

Lake City 78

Moscow 61

MOSCOW — Kenny Louie-McGee scored 22 of his 31 points in the first half as the Timberwolves knocked off the Bears at Bear Den.

Louie-McGee hit six of his seven 3-pointers in the first half for Lake City (14-5).

“Kenny was exceptional offensively tonight,” Lake City assistant coach Kelly Reed said. “Hitting 3s, getting into the lane, taking it to the basket.”

James Carlson added 12 points, Nick McCartin 10 for Lake City, which plays host to Lakeland on Tuesday.

Hunter Pickard led Moscow (8-9) with 10 points.

Lake City 24 23 15 16 — 78

Moscow 11 19 11 20 — 61

LAKE CITY — Louie-McGee 31, Kolden 7, Womelduff 2, Butler 8, McCartin 10, Manzardo 0, Carlson 12, Schaffer 2, Neville 5, Pollow 1.

MOSCOW — Miller 7, Stephens 4, Gosse 8, Broenneke 0, Pickard 10, Quinnett 6, Johnson 6, Davis 9, Knott 8, Ewart 3.

Lakeland 58

Timberlake 51

RATHDRUM — Kaden Davis scored 16 points, including 4 for 4 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter, and the Hawks held off the Tigers.

“We came out playing well after having 11 days off,” said Lakeland assistant coach Bill Ryan, whose team hadn’t played since a win at Moscow on Jan. 31. “We came out with good energy and jumped out to a lead and held it from there. They fought back, but the kids fought hard and never gave up.”

Dylan Knight had eight points, eight rebounds and three assists and Dylan Vahey had 11 points for Lakeland (7-12), which plays at Lake City on Tuesday.

Colton Counts scored nine points for Timberlake (9-6), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Monday.

Timberlake 7 10 13 21 — 51

Lakeland 15 12 19 12 — 58

TIMBERLAKE — Hardy 7, Dickinson 5, Ostler 2, James 5, Counts 9, Sommers 7, Menti 8, Jessen 2, Hausladen 5.

LAKELAND — Horne 2, Brueher 3, Johnson 5, Cysewski 9, Vahey 11, Davis 16, Knight 8, Blood 2, Zubaly 3, Haaland 2.

Wallace 59

Clark Fork 39

CLARK FORK — Erik Brackebusch scored 15 points and Hunter Gust grabbed 12 rebounds for the Miners in a North Star League win against the Wampus Cats.

Matt Farkas added 13 points, Logan Hull 12 for Wallace (11-7, 7-2 NSL), which travels to St. Maries on Tuesday.

Spencer Jeffres had 12 points and 14 rebounds and Hunter Boudousquie had 14 points and seven rebounds for Clark Fork (7-9, 4-4), which hosts Genesis Prep on Monday.

Wallace 14 13 18 14 — 59

Clark Fork 8 12 8 11 — 39

WALLACE — Welch 11, Hunter 0, Farkas 13, Brackebusch 15, Dimitroff 3, Gust 4, Hull 12, Stutzke 0, Gallagher 1.

CLARK FORK — Jeffres 12, Boudousquie 14, Stevens 7, Heisel 0, Henderson 3, West 3, Abbott 0, Banks 0.

N.I. Christian 51

Kootenai Thunder 40

PULLMAN — Junior Garrett White totaled 19 points, 15 rebounds, three assists, three steals and a blocked shot as the Royals beat the Thunder in the championship game of the Mountain Christian League tournament at Pullman Christian to win the league tourney for the second straight year.

Perrin Fish added eight points and nine rebounds for North Idaho Christian, which finished the season 29-2. Dillon Walker grabbed six boards.

Bucky Roop scored a game-high 20 points for the Kootenai Thunder.

Koot. Thunder 14 9 13 4 — 40

N.I. Christian 11 20 8 12 — 51

KOOTENAI THUNDER — Christensen 2, B. Roop 20, Black 3, Campbell 7, Soderberg 8, Barba 0, Budai 0, Sauter 0, Z. Roop 0, Tyler 0.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — White 19, Schwintek 5, Beck 1, Walker 6, Pilgrim 5, D. Kelly 7, Fish 8, Hunter 0, J. Kelly 0.