COEUR d’ALENE — Nathan Hocking had 15 points and the Lake City Timberwolves wrapped up their second straight league title with a 59-32 victory over the visiting Lakeland Hawks in the Inland Empire League and regular season finale for both teams Tuesday night.

Blake Buchanan added 11 points and nine rebounds for Lake City (20-1, 8-1 IEL), which won the 5A IEL last season. Zach Johnson had nine points and six rebounds, Kolton Mitchell nine points and four steals for the Timberwolves.

“We win by 27, but I just didn’t feel great,” Lake City coach Jim Winger said. “We played hard but not overly smart. It was good, but good isn’t good enough. We’ve had a helluva year, (but) the next two games we need to be better than we were tonight.”

Scotty Hocking scored 10 points for Lakeland (8-10, 3-5).

Lake City plays host to No. 4 seed Post Falls on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the first round of the 5A Region 1 tournament.

Lakeland plays host to Sandpoint on Monday at 6 p.m. in the loser-out first round of the 4A Region 1 tournament.

Lakeland 7 10 6 9 — 32

Lake City 19 14 13 13 — 59

LAKELAND — Nowell 4, Cameron 0, Rings 0, Henry 5, Hocking 10, Boettcher 2, Roth 5, Haug 2, Loutzenhiser 4, Waddington 0, Pearson 0, Anderson 0.

LAKE CITY — Buchanan 11, Strawn 6, Hill 2, Jones 4, Miller 0, Kiesbuy 3, Hocking 15, Z. Johnson 9, Weaver 0, Mitchell 9, Lind 0.

St. Maries 71

Timberlake 42

ST. MARIES — Tristan Gentry-Nelson scored 18 of his 26 points in the second half as the Lumberjacks beat the shorthanded Tigers in nonleague play.

Gentry-Nelson hit 12 of 17 from the floor, and also had 10 rebounds and four assists for St. Maries (15-3). Colby Renner hit 9 of 10 free throws and added 13 points and seven rebounds for the Lumberjacks, and Coleman Ross had eight points and seven assists.

Raj Olivieri scored 12 points for Timberlake (6-12), which was playing for the second straight night, but trailed by just six points at halftime.

“The kids did a lot better job of executing in the second half,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “We ran sets, executed, set good screens, finally put it all together. We really focused on getting the ball inside in the second half.”

St. Maries plays host to Orofino on Thursday in Central Idaho League play.

Timberlake returns to action Saturday at Bonners Ferry at 3 p.m. in the first round of the 3A District 1 tournament.

Timberlake 8 14 12 8 — 42

St. Maries 16 12 19 24 — 71

TIMBERLAKE — Olivieri 12, Vallieres 3, Millsap 8, Borges 0, Higgins 10, Tan. Menti 2, MacArthur 7.

ST. MARIES — Gentry-Nelson 26, Sands 2, Badgett 0, Ross 8, Wolfe 5, Elliott 7, T. Renner 4, Wicks 2, C. Renner 13, Hill 4.

Kellogg 56

Priest River 41

KELLOGG — Luke Miller lifted the Wildcats offensively in the second quarter, scoring five points off the bench in a win over the Spartans in the Intermountain League finale for both schools at Andrews Gymnasium.

“Luke is just a pest defensively and started forcing some turnovers and getting them out their stuff offensively,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “He was a spark for us off the bench and really got the crowd going.”

Tanner Groves scored 16 points for Kellogg (13-7, 6-0 IML).

Jace Yount scored eight of his 15 points in the third quarter for Priest River (8-11, 1-5).

The teams will meet again on Saturday in the opening round of the 3A District 1 tournament at Andrews Gymnasium at 3 p.m.

Priest River 12 7 15 7 — 41

Kellogg 15 17 8 16 — 56

PRIEST RIVER — Mathews 7, Butler 1, Kreager 8, Marinello 3, Barrett 4, Thompson 3, Yount 15, T. Engleson 0, Z. Engelson 0.

KELLOGG — Miller 5, Whatcott 1, R. Luna 12, K. Luna 8, McLean 2, Groves 16, Maciosek 0, Frohlich 8, Walker 2, Hendrix 2, Bristow 0.

Genesis Prep 62

Wallace 50

WALLACE — The Jaguars (7-11, 2-2 Scenic Idaho Conference) wrapped up second place in league with the victory over the Miners (3-12, 0-4) at Kirby Krulitz Court.

No other information was available.

The two teams meet again next Tuesday at North Idaho College in the loser-out first round of the 1A Division I District 1 tournament.

Timberlake ‘C’ 68

Kootenai 44

HARRISON FLATS — Lucas Vallieres scored 19 points as the visiting Tigers “C” team beat the Warriors for the second time in nine days.

Ian Alapai added 13 points, Crash Kirby 11 for Timberlake.

“They got quite a few second-chance shots off rebounds,” Kootenai coach Jake Pfeiffer said of Timberlake. “They were hitting the pick-and-roll pretty well, got some easy buckets as well.”

Freshman Christopher Moore scored a game-high 20 points for Kootenai (0-13).

“Definitely his best game,” Pfeiffer said. “He just attacked the rim more, was more aggressive. We’re getting better.”

Kootenai plays at the Priest River junior varsity on Thursday.

Timberlake ‘C’ 22 12 18 16 — 68

Kootenai 7 14 14 9 — 44

TIMBERLAKE JV — Kirby 11, Kozlowski 9, Devore 5, Vallieres 19, Alapai 13, Gronley 5, Dykeman 7, Smith 1, Penzkover 0, Ferris 0.

KOOTENAI — Moore 20, Tiller 2, Defoort 6, Lupo 1, Orford 7, C. McGann 3, B. McGann 3, Coppa 2, Zavala 0, Anderson 0, Hodges 0, Hysell 0, Chaffey 0, Addington 0.