RATHDRUM — Lakeland jumped on top of Lake City early, and led the 5A Timberwolves into the third quarter.

But foul trouble caught up to the 4A Hawks, and Brooklyn Rewers took over for the T-Wolves.

Rewers had 31 points and 15 rebounds, Kendall Pickford 13 points and seven assists and Jaya Miller four steals as Lake City rallied to beat Lakeland 55-40 in nonleague play Tuesday night at Hawk Court.

“Lakeland did a good job of jumping on us,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “I’m proud of the girls for fighting through it. I was really happy to see Brooklyn and Kendall step up in the fourth quarter and lead us the way they did.”

Rewers scored 10 of her 31 points in the fourth quarter for Lake City (5-2). She hit 11 of 12 free throws for the game.

Katy Ryan had 13 points, 15 rebounds and four blocked shots for Lakeland (2-6) before fouling out midway through the fourth quarter.

“That was a pretty good matchup inside between those two,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We obviously put her on the free-throw line a little bit too much. The times Katy got in foul trouble and had to sit, they did a pretty good job of finding her.”

Mel Loutzenhiser added 10 points and five assists for Lakeland, which plays host to Lakeland of Nine Mile Falls, Wash., on Saturday.

“I was really, really pleased with our first half, and pleased with how we competed with them for all four quarters,” Seymour said.

Lake City travels to North Central on Friday.

Lake City 5 15 15 20 — 55

Lakeland 11 13 7 9 — 40

LAKE CITY — Pickford 13, Miller 1, Chase 3, Parks 0, Shanley 3, Roberts 1, Rewers 31, Hawkins 3, Munoz 0.

LAKELAND — Boyer 6, Tingey 1, McDevitt 0, Neff 5, Ryan 13, Hostetler 0, Loutzenhiser 10, Kiefer 5, Woempner 0, Simon 0, Huddleston 0.

Coeur d’Alene 56

Sandpoint 47

SANDPOINT — The host Bulldogs took the lead twice in the fourth quarter before the Vikings regained control and remained undefeated with the nonleague win at Les Rogers Court.

Jaelyn Brainard-Adams scored a game-high 16 points for Coeur d’Alene (7-0).

“I think we made it a little harder on ourselves when we needed to,” Coeur d’Alene coach Nicole Symons said. “But down the stretch we had some girls hit some big shots, get some big rebounds. I’m just happy for them, figuring out a way to win.”

Freshman Kelsey Cessna led Sandpoint (2-4) with 14 points.

“This is something we believed we could do — compete with 5A schools,” Sandpoint coach Will Love said. “So far we hadn’t be able to show that but what I’ve seen in practice and what I’ve seen in parts of those other games against the 5As, I knew that these kids had it in them.”

Coeur d’Alene plays at North Central on Thursday.

Coeur d’Alene 13 8 13 22 — 56

Sandpoint 9 7 17 14 — 47

COEUR d’ALENE — Brainard-Adams 16, Whiteman 6, Symons 8, Younker 5, Chavez 10, Burke 9.

SANDPOINT — Cessna 14, Day. Driggs 2, Morgan 7, Daw. Driggs 8, Phillips 4, Larson 12.

Post Falls 55

Cheney 40

CHENEY — Laney Smith hit three straight 3-pointers to extend the Trojans’ lead in the fourth quarter of a nonleague win over the Blackhawks.

“We finally got to the basket and were able to get some kickouts,” said Post Falls coach Marc Allert, whose team hit six 3-pointers in the fourth quarter. “It was kind of a rag-tag game. Cheney really made us work for everything, but those 3-pointers were really the difference.”

Dylan Lovett had 15 points, five assists and seven rebounds for Post Falls (4-2), which hosts Central Valley on Saturday.

Maggie Smith scored 18 points for Cheney.

Post Falls 14 11 7 23 — 55

Cheney 10 5 11 14 — 40

POST FALLS — Heath 11, Darwood 5, Blake 7, Lovett 15, Johnson 0, Fleming 3, Smith 9, LaFountaine 0, Walton 0, Carpenter 2, Christensen 3.

CHENEY — Evans 2, Smith 18, Deatheridge 3, Draper 4, Stark 3, Hertel 10.

Kellogg 52

St. Maries 31

KELLOGG — Full-court pressure helped the host Wildcats open a double-digit lead in the first quarter, and post player Haley Cheney tallied 15 points and nine rebounds — despite foul trouble — to lead Kellogg past the visiting Lumberjacks.

“Our defense was pretty good, we played some aggressive man defense for most of the game,” Wildcats coach Jana Nearing said.

Four players — Macie Rimel, Jenna Holder, Sierra Christensen and Mackenzie Hammond — tallied five points each for St. Maries (3-6), which travels to Orofino on Friday.

Emma VanHoose had 15 points and Jaron Figueroa tallied 10 points, six assists and five steals for Kellogg (4-1), which travels to Newport, Wash., on Thursday.

St. Maries 2 14 5 10 — 31

Kellogg 14 14 8 16 — 52

ST. MARIES — Sines 1, Badgett 3, Holder 5, Rimel 5, Ventura 2, Christensen 5, Watkins 1, Mitchell 4, Miller 0, Hammond 5, Koser 0.

KELLOGG — Allred 5, VanHoose 15, Ferriera 0, Hill 5, Figueroa 10, Nearing 2, Cheney 15, Erickson 0.

Bonners Ferry 60

Wallace 45

WALLACE — Baylee Blackmore scored 22 points for the Badgers in a nonleague win over the Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Jaden House scored 17 points for Wallace (3-3), which travels to Priest River on Saturday.

Sierra Hill scored 18 points for Bonners Ferry.

Bonners Ferry 19 14 17 10 — 60

Wallace 14 14 13 4 — 45

BONNERS FERRY — Blackmore 22, Villalli 0, Sa. Hill 7, M. Blackmore 0, Peterson 5, Si. Hill 19, Pinkerton 7.

WALLACE — Morin 0, Johnson 10, Specht 0, House 17, Welch 6, Hill 5, Cielke 0, Hunter 0, Bergem 7.

Troy 53

Lakeside 37

TROY — Lakeside beat Troy by 19 points in its season opener three weeks ago, but it was a much different story in the rematch.

The Knights (3-2) shot just 12 of 44 from the field in the nonleague loss to the Trojans. Jolissa Holt led Lakeside with 14 points.

“We didn’t shoot the ball well tonight,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We just didn’t get off the bus today. We didn’t have much energy tonight. We just didn’t play well, and give credit to Troy, they played a great game.”

Lakeside defeated Troy 50-31 in its season opener on Nov. 19 in Plummer.

Morgan Blazzard scored 14 points for Troy.

Lakeside 7 6 11 13 — 38

Troy 5 11 17 20 — 53

LAKESIDE — Daniels 0, J. Holt 14, Middleton 0, Adrian 2, Matt 0, Gore 5, Peters 4, Anderson 4, Allen 2, Marchand 4, A. Holt 2.

TROY — Gray 2, Bohman 6, Raasch 5, Chamberlain 2, Blazzard 14, Weller 12, McKenzie 8, Foster 4.