GRANGEVILLE — Junior post Kaci Haeg scored 15 of her career-high 21 points in the second half as the St. Maries Lumberjacks rolled pulled away for a 57-36 victory over the Grangeville Bulldogs in Central Idaho League play on Saturday.

“She just turned it up a notch today,” St. Maries coach Jay Sines said. “She ran the floor well, and the girls were finding her.”

Sines also praised a strong all-around game from Devyn Wilson, who added nine points, nine rebounds and five assists for St. Maries (6-4, 2-0 CIL). Kaylee Auer had nine points and seven rebounds. Haeg had three steals.

Madison Cordell had four assists, and with some help from her teammates, held Paige Lindsley, top scorer for Grangeville (5-6, 0-1), to 12 points.

“We came out ready to play,” Sines said. “We’ve been having some slow starts, and tonight when they stepped off the bus, you could tell they were ready to play.”

St. Maries won both its league road games, having triumphed at Orofino in December.

St. Maries plays host to Wallace on Tuesday.

St. Maries 16 9 16 16 — 57

Grangeville 9 11 4 12 — 36

ST. MARIES — Sines 6, Suchoski 0, Borgman 2, Haeg 21, Cordell 5, Hill 3, Becktel 0, Wilson 9, Holder 2, Auer 9.

GRANGEVILLE — Olson 0, Hill 6, Lindsley 12, Deford 2, Lutz 2, Norman 5, Roberts 0, Kayicka 1, Canaday 8.

Post Falls 56

Glacier 34

POST FALLS — Bayley Brennan scored all 16 of her points in the second half as the Trojans, who led by just two at halftime, pulled away to beat the Wolfpack of Kalispell, Mont., at the Arena.

“We looked like we were the ones that crawled off a four-hour bus ride,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “Give Glacier credit, they outplayed us in the first half.”

Melody Kempton scored a game-high 17 points for Post Falls (13-2). Tyler McCliment-Call added 11 points, Macky Morris eight rebounds, Brennan five assists.

“We switched defenses in the second half and played with more energy,” Allert said.

Post Falls plays host to Lake City on Tuesday.

Glacier 7 13 10 4 — 34

Post Falls 14 8 21 13 — 56

GLACIER — Stevens 2, Gulick 5, Williams 7, Anderson 4, Rademacher 2, Schrade 6, Crawford 2, Atlee 4, Shirey 2.

POST FALLS — Gleaves 1, Morris 0, Gardiner 4, Brennan 16, T. McCliment-Call 11, J. McCliment-Call 3, Faulkner 0, Kempton 17, Parks 4.

Lake City 40

Eastmont 36

EAST WENATCHEE, Wash. — Klaire Mitchell scored seven of her team-high 11 points in the fourth quarter, and she added five rebounds and five assists as the Timberwolves beat the Wildcats.

“Klaire really sparked us in the third quarter and was kind of our driving force out of halftime,” Lake City assistant coach Troy Anderson said. “She was all over the place tonight, getting deflections and getting out on the fast break.”

Keara Simpson had 12 rebounds and eight points and Bridget Rieken had 10 rebounds and six points for Lake City (10-6), which travels to Post Falls for a 5A IEL game on Tuesday.

Kaitlyn Cox scored 15 points for Eastmont (6-6).

Lake City 5 11 10 14 — 40

Eastmont 7 5 15 9 — 36

LAKE CITY — Avery 8, Barber 0, Mitchell 11, Teets 0, Rieken 6, Wilson 5, Zufelt 0, Halliday 0, Rewers 2, Simpson 8.

EASTMONT — Simpson 5, Peasley 6, Cox 15, Chandler 3, DuFour 3, Heimbigner 0, O’Rourke 4.

Coeur d’Alene 46

Hellgate 41

MISSOULA, Mont. — Emma Whiteman scored 13 points and Rey Louden added 12 as the visiting Vikings rallied from 8 points down at halftime to beat the Knights.

Coeur d’Alene (5-9) returns to action Friday at Lake City in the Fight for the Fish spirit game.

Shay Evans scored a game-high 15 points for Hellgate (1-4).

Coeur d’Alene 7 9 12 18 — 46

Hellgate 14 10 2 15 — 41

COEUR d’ALENE — Whiteman 13, Louden 12, Brainard-Evans 7, Morton 6, Chavez 5, Minerath 3.

HELLGATE — Evans 15, Lunday 11, Olson 5, Wozniak 3, Davis 3, Merseal 2, Arledge 2.

West Valley 56

Sandpoint 42

SPOKANE — Grace Kirscher scored 21 points for the Bulldogs in a loss to the Eagles.

“We forced some turnovers early, but didn’t capitalize on them and they got out to a lead in the first quarter,” Sandpoint coach Duane Ward said. “We settled in after the first quarter and made some runs on them, but just couldn’t sustain it and make baskets down the stretch.”

Ciera Bailey scored 10 points for Sandpoint (6-6), which hosts Kellogg on Tuesday.

Hailey Marlow scored 19 points for West Valley (6-5).

Sandpoint 8 14 5 15 — 42

West Valley 14 10 8 18 — 56

SANDPOINT — Mattila 0, Bailey 10, Edwards 0, Morgan 9, Driggs 0, Kaul 0, Laybourne 0, Steiger 2, Kirscher 21, Petit 0.

WEST VALLEY — Kea. Sinclair 0, Marlow 19, Kel. Sinclair 7, Taylor 11, Steen 3, Amann 8, Ivins 6, Transue 2.

Genesis Prep 61

Clark Fork 38

POST FALLS — Bella Murekatete scored 21 points and the host Jaguars jumped out to a 21-5 lead after one quarter en route to the North Star League victory over the Wampus Cats at Post Falls Middle School.

Rachel Schroeder added 18 points for Genesis Prep (5-6, 3-0 NSL), which travels to Clark Fork on Tuesday.

Ali Sutton scored 12 points for Clark Fork (2-7, 0-2), which pulled within 31-24 at halftime.

Clark Fork 5 19 10 4 — 38

Genesis Prep 21 10 17 13 — 61

CLARK FORK — Stevens 0, Lambert 0, Hathaway 2, Shelton 0, Kiebert 6, A. Sutton 12, Banks 4, Simko 0, T. Sutton 9.

GENESIS PREP — Morrow 6, Schroeder 18, Greiner 0, Imanzi 6, Scribner 10, Martinez 0, Kim 0, Martin 0, Murekatete 21.

Genesee 48

Lakeside 43

GENESEE — The visiting Knights battled back from a slow start to tie the game at 41 and 43, before the Bulldogs scored the game’s final five points.

“Honestly, this was probably our best effort all season; we just fell short,” said Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman. “I was really proud of the effort; we’re kinda shorthanded with injuries.”

Tommia Pakootas led Lakeside (9-6) with 14 points. Tara Allen added 11 points and 14 rebounds, and Brittanee Brown had nine boards.

Courtney Burt of Genesee led all scorers with 19 points.

Lakeside plays host to Garfield-Palouse (Wash.) on Tuesday.

Lakeside 6 18 10 9 — 43

Genesee 12 10 13 13 — 48

LAKESIDE — Brown 2, S. Pakootas 0, SiJohn 4, Allen 11, T. Pakootas 14, Peters 3, Olson 7, Hendrickx 2.

GENESEE — Parkins 3, Zenner 5, Gruffel 10, Mayer 2, Burt 19, Lesman 8, Jensen 1.

N.I. Christian 61

Flathead Valley 41

KALISPELL, Mont. — Savannah Seeley scored 16 points and Mary Schlader had 12 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks to lead the Royals past Flathead Home School Association at Flathead Elementary School.

Imelda Bresee had 15 rebounds and five blocks for North Idaho Christian (9-7), which plays Upper Columbia Academy on Monday in Spangle, Wash.

N.I. Christian 13 15 14 19 — 61

Flathead H.S.A. 8 5 8 20 — 41

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Parks 7, Gwin 9, Anderson 2, Ward 2, Malinauskas 5, Bresee 6, Schlader 12, Seeley 16.

FLATHEAD VALLEY HOME SCHOOL — Main 18, Bashnett 3, Reeves 2, Vermon 16, Drish 2, Boels 0, Taylor 0, Johnson 0.

N.I. Christian 28

Stillwater Christian 24

KALISPELL, Mont. — Mary Schlader had 16 rebounds and eight blocked shots for the Royals in a win over Stillwater Christian late Friday.

Imelda Bresee had 13 rebounds and five blocked shots and Savannah Seeley 11 points for North Idaho Christian (8-7), which beat Stillwater Christian for the first time in 13 tries.

N.I. Christian 6 3 11 8 — 28

Stillwater Christian 3 5 8 8 — 24

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Parks 3, Gwin 3, Anderson 2, Bresee 6, Schlader 3, Seeley 11.

STILLWATER CHRISTIAN — Hanson 7, Metzger 2, Wilkey 0, Hashley 8, L. Neuman 3, S. Neuman 2, Brookington 2.