Moscow wins in OT, snatches top seed from Hawks

RATHDRUM - Kati Greear and Kylie Gorton scored 11 points each for the Moscow Bears in a 57-50 overtime win against the Lakeland Hawks in 4A Inland Empire League action at Hawk Court on Saturday.

"We turned it over too much tonight," Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. "We had our chances, but it seemed like we hustled for a few minutes and then watched them outhustle us. We had a hard time rebounding and just need to take care of the hustle plays and rebounding. We just didn't take care of the boards at home."

Shelby Coder hit a 3-pointer with six seconds remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime for Lakeland.

Coder had 19 points and Neena Buchmann had 10 points, five rebounds and five steals for Lakeland (9-9, 2-1 4A IEL), which hosts Sandpoint on Friday.

With the win, Moscow (5-11, 3-1) captured the No. 1 seed to the 4A Region 1 tournament. Lakeland will be the No. 2 seed, Sandpoint No. 3.

Moscow 10 8 15 10 14 - 57

Lakeland 7 15 10 11 7 - 50

MOSCOW - Davis 3, Gorton 11, Redinger 1, Sprenger 2, Olmstead 10, Bigler 6, Greear 11, A. Quinnett 5, Anderson 2, C. Quinnett 6.

LAKELAND - Babor 0, Murray 4, Coder 19, Reed 4, Davis 9, Buchmann 10, Close 4, Tapplin 0, Wendle 0.

Sandpoint 53

Bonners Ferry 42

BONNERS FERRY - Maggie Kirscher had 24 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs past the Badgers in the "Moose Madness" rivalry game.

Amanda Riley had 13 points and five steals for Bonners Ferry.

Sandpoint (7-9) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

Sandpoint 14 8 12 21 - 53

Bonners Ferry 15 9 5 13 - 42

SANDPOINT - Van Ooyen 0, Chatburn 5, Kirscher 24, N. Roop 5, Oyharsaval 7, Tucker 0, Speelmon 4, S. Roop 2, Bruce 5, Olin 10.

BONNERS FERRY - Tucker 2, Andrews 9, Merrifield 1, Porter 7, Riley 13, Gust 6, Taggart 0, Acord 4.

Mt. Spokane 60

Post Falls 51

SPOKANE - Megan Nelson scored 18 points for the Wildcats in a nonleague win over the Trojans.

"After less than 24 hours from playing Coeur d'Alene, I thought we played hard," Post Falls assistant coach Shaylia McHenry said. "We were a little tired from the game last night."

Brooke Litalien scored 23 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the 3-point line for Post Falls (6-10), which hosts Lewiston on Thursday.

Post Falls 8 18 12 12 - 51

Mt. Spokane 14 18 17 11 - 60

POST FALLS - Tennison 6, King 7, Davenport 7, Litalien 23, Clancy 0, Failor 4, Smith 2, Perrin 2.

MT. SPOKANE - Ulias 4, Beltrame 13, Clute 12, Pedersen 5, L. Lloyd 0, Smith 6, Nelson 18, A. Lloyd 2.

Kellogg 37

St. Maries 26

ST. MARIES - Marah Ashcraft scored 12 points and the visiting Wildcats pulled away from the Lumberjacks in the second half for the Intermountain League victory.

Dusti Huddleston had seven points and eight rebounds for St. Maries (3-9, 1-2 IML), which trailed by one point at halftime, but shot 1 for 12 from the field in the third quarter.

"We had a lot of turnovers, and we shot very poorly tonight," said St. Maries coach Jay Sines, whose team went 11 for 44 from the field, 4 of 13 from the line.

Kellogg (6-8, 1-2) travels to Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

Hailey Hudson scored eight points for St. Maries, which plays host to Timberlake on Tuesday.

Kellogg 7 8 7 15 - 37

St. Maries 8 6 3 9 - 26

KELLOGG - Garner 0, Pouttu 2, Flores 0, Huber 0, Stewart 0, Rainio 8, Sheppard 3, Cooper 4, Arthur 0, Reed 8, Hadley 0, Ashcraft 12.

ST. MARIES - Waddell 0, Asbury 0, Buell 7, Hudson 8, Anxo 0, Huddleston 7, Thaut 4.

Timberlake 39

Priest River 32

SPIRIT LAKE - Senior Cassie Thompson scored 20 points to lead the 3A second-ranked Tigers past the Spartans in the "Battle for the Buck" Intermountain League game.

"It was a real slow-starting game," Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. "There was only two field goals in the first quarter, one by each team. It was a pretty sloppy start for both teams and kind of a helter-skelter game the entire way. I'm happy to come away with a win."

Kara Wenstrom scored eight points for Timberlake (11-3, 4-0 IML), which travels to St. Maries on Tuesday.

Holly Hirst had eight points for Priest River (3-8, 0-2), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Thursday.

Priest River 5 15 7 5 - 32

Timberlake 4 16 9 10 - 39

PRIEST RIVER - Luckey 0, Weimer 0, Troust 0, Pavey 5, Stewart 7, Oscarson 5, Bradbury 5, Doolittle 2, Halcro 0, Hirst 8.

TIMBERLAKE - Wenstrom 8, Malloy 0, Mason 0, Hoffman 0, Nichols 7, Thompson 20, Peters 4, George 0.

Clark Fork 41

Wallace 16

WALLACE - Dimi Kailang scored 13 points to lead the Wampus Cats past the Miners in North Star League action.

Courtney Jennings scored nine points for Wallace (7-7, 3-1 NSL), which travels to Kootenai on Tuesday.

Brocklynn Thornton scored nine points for Clark Fork (7-5, 3-1), which hosts St. Regis on Tuesday.

Clark Fork 10 15 14 2 - 41

Wallace 8 5 1 2 - 16

CLARK FORK - Palmer 5, Kiebert 0, McMahon 3, Vogel 3, Kailang 13, Potter 0, Komanec 6, Thornton 8, Wurm 0, Van Buren 3.

WALLACE - Vester 3, Pasley 0, Snyder 0, Dire 0, Jennings 9, Bayer 0, Pehan 0, Dodge 3, Denson 1, Browning 0.

Lakeside 36

N.I. Christian 15

COEUR d'ALENE - Tah-wy-ah Davis, Joelle Miller and Shannon Miller scored seven points apiece as the Knights defeated the Royals in a nonleague game at Canfield Middle School.

Sarah Kaschmitter scored five points and Alex Gwin had eight rebounds for North Idaho Christian (10-7), which faces Mount St. Michael on Wednesday at The HUB in Spokane Valley.

Avery Brown-Sonder scored six points for Lakeside (9-4), which hosts Garfield-Palouse on Tuesday.

Lakeside 2 9 14 11 - 36

N.I. Christian 6 0 5 4 - 15

LAKESIDE - Chittenden 0, Louie 4, Duncan 5, Davis 7, Brown-Sonder 6, J. Miller 7, S. Miller 7.

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN - Kramer 2, Shanley 4, Kaschmitter 5, Gjevre 0, Fisher 0, Gwin 4, Shaw 0, Murison 0.

The Oaks 30

Christian Center 28

POST FALLS - Krista Gentelili hit two free throws late in the fourth quarter to give The Oaks the Mountain Christian League win over the Lions at River City Middle School.

Lindsey Howard, Bethany Harryman and Carlina Kramer had six points apiece for Christian Center (4-3, 3-3 MCL), which travels to Christian Heritage of Edwall, Wash. on Monday.

The Oaks 11 7 4 8 - 30

Christian Center 6 7 7 8 - 28

THE OAKS - Caffey 2, Woodroof 2, Sf. Lewis 1, Gentelili 12, F. Lewis 8, Gibson 1, Modderman 4.

CHRISTIAN CENTER - Howard 6, Lund 2, D. Harryman 6, Kramer 6, Kuetemeyer 4, L. Harryman 0, VanOstrand 4.