MOSCOW — The Lakeland Hawks were outscored 21-7 from the foul line and had four starters foul out in a 51-48 loss to the Moscow Bears in a 4A Inland Empire League game Tuesday night at Bear Den.

Ben Zubaly and Noah Haaland scored 13 points each for the Hawks (13-2, 1-1 4A IEL), and Carson Seay added 12.

“I don’t think we shot all that well tonight,” Lakeland coach Dave Stockwell said. “It’s hard to win on the road, but we had plenty of chances to win. The kids battled and I was proud of them.”

Blake Buchanan scored 13 points for Moscow (7-8, 2-0).

Lakeland hosts Moscow next Tuesday.

Lakeland 12 14 10 12 — 48

Moscow 9 12 11 19 — 51

LAKELAND — Zubaly 13, Seay 12, Henry 2, Ab. Munyer 6, Am. Munyer 2, Haaland 13, Roth 0, Waddington 0, Derrick 0, Sassan 0.

MOSCOW — Diego 2, Becker 6, Abendroth 3, Thompson 0, Simpson 0, Colter 6, Postell 3, Buchanan 13, Kitchel 10, Skinner 6.

Lake City 61

Sandpoint 38

SANDPOINT — Kolton Mitchell scored 15 points and Chris Irvin added 12 as the visiting Timberwolves used a big second quarter to pull away from the Bulldogs in a nonleague game moved to the old Bulldog Gym due to a leaky roof at Sandpoint High.

Lake City (11-4) outscored Sandpoint (7-8) 23-5 in the second quarter to open a 32-14 halftime lead.

“We’ve been a pretty good defensive team all year,” Lake City coach Jim Winger said. “After Christmas break, we’ve really picked it up a notch. We’ve got nine guys on our team, and all nine are very good defenders. ... defense is attitude and playing hard, and we’re certainly doing that. Our defense has gotten dramatically better since Christmas break.”

Brandon Casey led Sandpoint with nine points.

Lake City plays at Coeur d’Alene on Thursday in 5A Inland Empire League play.

Lake City 9 23 17 12 — 61

Sandpoint 9 5 16 8 — 38

LAKE CITY — Janke 5, Irvin 12, Kiesbuy 7, Spellman 2, Johnson 5, Hanson 9, Mitchell 15, Sundstrom 0, Meredith 6.

SANDPOINT — R. Roos 0, Banks 3, Niemela 2, Eldridge 6, VanDenBerg 5, Pettit 0, Lee 2, C. Roos 5, Treadaway 6, Casey 9.

Bonners Ferry 67

Timberlake 56

BONNERS FERRY — Trailing by one at halftime, the host Badgers went on a 14-1 run in the third quarter to take command of the Intermountain League matchup.

Freshman Braeden Blackmore scored 21 points, many of them on putback baskets, as Bonners Ferry evened its IML record at 1-1. Ty Bateman added 17 as four Badgers scored in double figures.

“We had better ball movement after halftime,” Badgers coach Andy Rice said. “(Timberlake) played hard and pressured us, but it was one of our games where we didn’t get rattled and took care of the ball.”

Senior Jacob James tallied 19 for Timberlake, despite constant hounding by Badger defenders. His blocked shot sparked a 9-0 Tigers run late in the second quarter, with Hunter Higgins sinking two free throws just before intermission to give the visitors a 24-23 lead.

“We had the momentum (at halftime), but we haven’t played a good third quarter all year,” Timberlake coach Mike Menti said. “They did a good job of controlling the tempo of the game.”

Jack McDonald added 12 points for Timberlake (2-12, 1-1 IML), which plays at St. Maries on Thursday.

Timberlake 3 21 13 19 — 56

Bonners Ferry 9 14 24 20 — 67

TIMBERLAKE — Peightal 2, Menti 2, Higgins 7, Yetter 7, McDonald 12, James 19, Dickinson 7.

BONNERS FERRY — Bateman 17, Stockton 13, Rice 4, Blackmore 21, Morgan 10, Hubbard 2, Mai 0, Petersen 0, Williams 0, Hines 0.

Kellogg 60

Priest River 35

KELLOGG — Gavin Luna scored 16 points and Tyler Oertli added 12 as the host Wildcats downed the Spartans in Intermountain League play at Andrews Gymnasium.

Graden Nearing, the leading scorer for Kellogg (9-5, 2-0 IML) who had missed the last three games with a hand injury, added 10 points in limited minutes.

Kellogg had 14 steals in the first half just scored just 25 points and led by 13 at halftime.

“Guys were flying around in the first half; we just weren’t making shots,” Kellogg coach Jeff Nearing said.

Trent Kreager scored a game-high 17 points for Priest River (4-7, 0-2).

Kellogg travels to Timberlake on Saturday.

Priest River 8 4 13 10 — 35

Kellogg 18 7 16 19 — 60

PRIEST RIVER — Mathews 2, Butler 0, Bell 0, Lucas 2, Brennan 10, Kreager 17, Thompson 2, Yount 2.

KELLOGG — R. Luna 2, K. Luna 5, Oertli 12, Groves 0, Nearing 10, Miller 9, Walker 3, Jerome 3, G. Luna 16, Hoffman 0.

Wallace 69

Clark Fork 38

CLARK FORK — Logan Hull scored 31 points to lead the Miners past the Wampus Cats in a North Star League game.

Wallace (7-6, 4-0 NSL) hosts Lakeside tonight.

Carter Sanroman scored 11 points for Clark Fork (3-10, 0-3).

Wallace 15 20 21 13 — 69

Clark Fork 14 7 17 0 — 38

WALLACE — Tesky 7, Farkas 2, Hogamier 9, Bailey 4, Lo. Hull 31, Denson 13, Lu. Hull 2, Gunderson 0.

CLARK FORK — Garcia 8, Constantin 5, Sanroman 11, Abbott 8, P. Bopp 1, Reuter 5, Matsutaro, Shelton 0.

N.I. Christian 47

Pullman Christian 46

PULLMAN — Malachi Bullington had 23 points, 25 rebounds and 15 blocked shots for the Royals in a Mountain Christian League win over the Eagles.

Josiah Desrochers and Kessler Johnson scored nine points each for North Idaho Christian (17-5, 13-1 MCL), which travels to Priest River on Thursday.

Erik Brown scored 23 points for Pullman Christian.

N.I. Christian 8 22 7 10 — 47

Pull. Christian 10 8 14 14 — 46

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Peterson 0, Kelly 0, Hill 2, Connelly 2, Bullington 23, Desrochers 9, Alliano 2, Pilgrim 0, Johnson 9, Koontz 0.

PULLMAN CHRISTIAN — Nimmer 2, Hewitt 2, Erik Brown 23, Yoain 0, Shaffer 19, Zheng 0, Gleason 0, Coldiron 0, Fitzgerald 0.