MOSCOW — Hattie Larson and Bella Phillips scored nine points each, and the Sandpoint Bulldogs clinched the 4A Inland Empire League title with a 41-34 victory over the Moscow Bears on Saturday at Bear Den.

The victory also means Sandpoint (13-6, 3-0 4A IEL) has locked up the No. 1 seed in the regional tournament. If Sandpoint is able to complete a season sweep of the Bears when they host Moscow at 4:30 p.m. next Saturday, the Bulldogs would earn home-court advantage throughout the best-of-3 championship series against either Moscow or Lakeland, and a team would have to beat them twice at Les Rogers Court to prevent them from advancing to state.

Sandpoint, 5-15 last season, has now won or shared the league title in seven of the last eight seasons. Sandpoint shared the 4A IEL title with Moscow 2013, then won five straight league titles before Lakeland won it last year.

“The girls have worked really hard to be able to do this,” second-year Sandpoint coach Will Love said, “and it just makes me really proud of them that they’ve been able to accomplish all the stuff they have so far this season, but we’re not done. Hopefully we have a ways to go.”

Ellie Gray had 11 points and seven rebounds for Moscow (1-12, 1-2).

Sandpoint travels to West Valley on Wednesday.

Sandpoint 11 14 7 9 — 41

Moscow 9 1 14 10 — 34

SANDPOINT — Cessna 7, Lish 0, Day. Driggs 0, Morgan 5, Daw. Driggs 5, Edwards 0, Steiger 2, Phillips 9, Larson 9, Platte 0, Banks 4.

MOSCOW — M. Watson 9, Lassen 4, Gray 11, Heyns 0, Claus 2, P. Watson 8, Anderson 0, Craig 0, Baker 0.

Timberlake 69

Kellogg 26

SPIRIT LAKE — Different faces, but the results remain the same for the Tigers in the Intermountain League.

Taryn Soumas scored 23 points and Brooke Jessen added 21 points for the Tigers in a romp over the Wildcats to clinch a sixth straight league title.

“The kids really have to buy into things, and this year, this group has been focusing on improving each game,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “This team has improved a lot from the beginning of the year. Tonight, they looked sharp on both ends of the court.”

Timberlake, ranked third in this week’s state prep media poll, led Kellogg — ranked fifth this week — 42-12 at halftime.

“We didn’t do anything special, but played really disciplined defensively all night,” Miller said. “We took good shots all game, and made quite a few.”

Timberlake (14-4, 5-0 IML) hosts Priest River on Tuesday.

Hailey Cheney scored 14 points for Kellogg (12-6, 3-2), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

Kellogg 6 6 10 4 — 26

Timberlake 21 21 17 10 — 69

KELLOGG — Wendt 0, Allred 4, VanHoose 4, Ferreira 0, Hill 0, Figueroa 4, Nearing 0, Cheney 14, Erickson 0.

TIMBERLAKE — Sande 3, Soumas 23, Suko 3, Hammond 2, Kronenberg 3, Gustin 3, Carhart 0, Jessen 21, Bain 0, Jeffs 11.

Lakeland 56

Lewiston 44

LEWISTON — Katy Ryan had 19 points, 12 rebounds, seven blocked shots, five steals and two assists for the Hawks in a win over the Bengals at Booth Hall.

Addisen Kiefer had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Melody Loutzenhiser 10 points, three steals and four assists for Lakeland (7-13), which is off until the opening round of the 4A Region 1 tournament on Feb. 10. The Hawks’ opponent is to be determined.

“We had great ball movement and were getting to the second level of their pressure,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We attacked the basket and shared the ball really well in the first half.”

Sammi Grant scored nine points for Lewiston (2-18), which plays at Lake City in the opening round of the 5A Region 1 tournament on Friday.

Lakeland 22 12 15 7 — 56

Lewiston 13 8 8 15 — 44

LAKELAND — Boyer 0, Tingey 1, McDevitt 6, Neff 4, Ryan 19, Hostetler 0, Loutzenhiser 10, Kiefer 12, Woempner 4.

LEWISTON — Collins 2, Foss 2, Bausch 5, Grant 9, Grogan 4, Ortiz 6, Barney 4, Richardson 8, Wessels 4.

Grangeville 59

St. Maries 31

ST. MARIES — Sophomore Camden Barger hit three of the Bulldogs’ five 3-pointers, and the visitors wrapped up the Central Idaho League title with a victory over the Lumberjacks.

Zoe Lutz also scored 13 points, Bailey Vanderwall 12 for Grangeville (15-4, 3-0 CIL).

“They just play a very tough man defense, and they shoot the lights out,” St. Maries coach Kim O’Connor said.

Jenna Holder scored 11 points for St. Maries (5-13, 1-3), which plays host to Genesis Prep on Tuesday for senior night to wrap up the regular season.

Grangeville 13 16 18 12 — 59

St. Maries 6 9 9 7 — 31

GRANGEVILLE — Barger 13, Brown 4, Smith 2, Bashaw 6, Lutz 13, Roberts 3, Vanderwall 12, Canaday 6, Hill 0, Lacambe 0, Edwards 0.

ST. MARIES — Sines 2, Badgett 5, Holder 11, Rimel 1, Christensen 6, Watkins 2, Miller 2, Hammond 2, Mitchell 0, Koser 0.

Gar-Pal 47

Lakeside 37

PALOUSE, Wash. — Sophomore Ashlee Holt hit 5 of 8 3-pointers and scored a game-high 15 points for the visiting Knights, but the Vikings pulled away in the fourth quarter of the nonleague game.

While Lakeside (13-5) focused its defensive attention on Garfield-Palouse post Kenzi Pedersen, who scored 20 points in the teams’ first meeting this season, Madi Cloninger hit a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to help the Vikings break it open.

“It was a good game for us to be in,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We need to be in some of these tougher games.”

Peterson finished with 14 points for the Vikings (12-5), who beat Lakeside 49-46 three weeks ago in Plummer.

Lakeside wraps up the regular season Tuesday at North Star League-leading Wallace, which handed the Knights their lone league loss last week.

Lakeside 5 9 14 9 — 37

Gar-Pal 7 13 10 17 — 47

LAKESIDE — J. Holt 5, Middleton 3, Adrian 2, Gorr 2, Peters 3, Anderson 7, Allen 0, A. Holt 15.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE — L. Brantner 0, Cloninger 12, P. Collier 11, M. Collier 2, Pedersen 14, M. Brantner 8, Richards 0.

Deer Park 61

Genesis Prep 9

DEER PARK, Wash. — Greta Neely scored five points for the visiting Jaguars (0-15) in the nonleague loss to the Stags (13-5).

“Man, we have a tough schedule, but I am extremely proud of how our girls fight and do not give up,” Genesis Prep coach Brandon Haas said.

Freshman Darrian Herring scored 14 points to lead Deer Park.

Genesis Prep travels to St. Maries on Tuesday.

Genesis Prep 7 0 2 0 — 9

Deer Park 15 18 18 10 — 61

GENESIS PREP — Nies 2, Neely 5, Bohannan 0, Elonen 2, Kim 0.

DEER PARK — Dryden 2, Garry 4, Herring 14, Patterson 13, A. Fairbanks 3, Bouvette 2, Moore 7, Lyons 5, H. Fairbanks 0, Ruse 2, Solomon 4, Simundson 2.