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COEUR d’ALENE — Brooklyn Rewers scored 12 of her game-high 16 points in the first half for Lake City in a 65-37 win over the Sandpoint Bulldogs in a nonleague game on Saturday at Lake City High.

“Our starters played with a lot of pressure on defense again tonight,” said Lake City coach James Anderson, whose team led 16-1 after the first quarter. “They do a good job with the press, and we’ve been able to get out to some good starts lately.”

Klaire Mitchell had 13 points and Aubrey Avery 12 points for Lake City (7-2), which opens 5A Inland Empire League play on Thursday, hosting Post Falls.

Maddie Morgan scored 13 points for Sandpoint (2-6).

Sandpoint 1 17 6 13 — 37

Lake City 16 23 21 5 — 65

SANDPOINT — Lish 2, Steiger 6, Edwards 2, Morgan 13, Driggs 9, Larson 3, Phillips 0, Anderson 0, Banks 0, Pettit 2.

LAKE CITY — Pickford 0, Avery 12, Muelhausen 6, Mitchell 13, Teets 5, Rieken 6, Littman 0, Wilson 5, Rewers 16, Hawkins 2.

Central Valley 55

Post Falls 44

POST FALLS — Bailey “Bubba” Gleaves scored 13 points for the Trojans in a nonleague loss to the Bears at The Arena.

“Right now, we’re just not real consistent,” Post Falls coach Marc Allert said. “And tonight, our inconsitency came from our effort. I need to do a better job of getting us prepared to play.”

Ali Carpenter added seven points for Post Falls (2-7), which hosts Clarkston on Tuesday.

Central Valley 19 9 18 9 — 55

Post Falls 6 12 4 22 — 44

CENTRAL VALLEY — Simmelink 5, Samms 4, Rodgers 2, Bruno 5, Chalich 4, Skaife 12, Cook 5, Whitman 12, Williams 2, Fitzgerald 4.

POST FALLS — Johnson 0, Blake 8, Gardiner 2, Gleaves 13, Smith 6, LaFountaine 2, Faulkner 6, Lovett 0, Carpenter 7.

Timberlake 53

Moscow 46

SPIRIT LAKE — Brooke Jessen scored 12 of her game-high 20 points in the second half to lead the Tigers past the Bears in a nonleague game.

“Offensively, we started to find some flow in the fourth quarter,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We started moving the ball a little bit and got into a rhythm.”

McKeeley Tonkin added 13 points for Timberlake (8-1), which travels to Lakeland on Tuesday.

Hannah Broyles scored 17 points for Moscow.

Moscow 11 12 12 11 — 46

Timberlake 14 13 10 16 — 53

MOSCOW — M. Watson 6, Rauch 3, Broyles 17, Claus 4, K. Watson 11, Jung 5.

TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 13, Soumas 9, Hammond 0, Carhart 2, Jessen 20, Willis 7.

Genesis Prep 45

Rogers 34

POST FALLS — Rachel Schroeder had 18 points for the Jaguars in a win over the Pirates at Post Falls Middle School.

Bella Murekatete had 10 points for Genesis Prep (4-2), which competes in a tournament in Phoenix starting on Wednesday.

“Tonight, we got better as a team,” Genesis Prep coach Brandon Haas said. “We were down three starters, and Bella and Rachel played limited minutes, while Emily Martinez was out. The rest of the Lady Jags stepped up and answered the call tonight. I couldn’t be more proud of how balanced we were tonight.”

Rogers 13 5 10 6 — 34

Genesis Prep 8 14 13 10 — 45

ROGERS — Paul 5, Aleu 6, Flemming 5, SiJohn-Pascal 3, Walton 4, Wickering 7, Combs 4.

GENESIS PREP — Morrow 4, Neely 2, Schroeder 18, Greiner 2, Blood 3, Niles 5, Kim 1, Murekatete 10.

Kellogg 67

Shadle Park 25

SPOKANE — The visiting Wildcats opened up a double-digit lead in the game’s first eight minutes and cruised to victory in a contest where every Kellogg player scored.

“We came out with a press early on, forced several turnovers and got an early jump on them,” Wildcats coach Jana Kothe said.

Kat Rauenhorst and Katlin Senteney led the balanced Kellogg attack with nine points each, while La Nia Thompson had nine points for Shadle Park.

The Wildcats (5-4) return to action Thursday at Wallace.

Kellogg 14 17 19 17 — 67

Shadle Park 2 8 10 5 — 25

KELLOGG — Bristow 8, Hill 2, Rauenhorst 9, VanHoose 6, Senteney 9, Sheppard 2, Figueroa 6, Brandt 6, Cheney 5, Seymour 7, Nearing 7.

SHADLE PARK — Pomerinke 4, Morlach 3, Farger 2, McVicker 3, Hall 4, Thompson 9.

Wallace 53

Priest River 47

PRIEST RIVER — Wallace held off Priest River’s 16-point fourth quarter for a nonconference road win. The Miners led by as many as 15 points, but the Spartans used a buzzer-beating, four-point play from Jasmine Martin to kickstart their rally.

“It’s funny because [Martin] and Karah Fink always take half-court shots in practice, so I told them, ‘Look what happens when you practice those shots,’” Priest River head coach Morgan Douglas said. “And that was just what we needed to get out of our rut.”

Priest River used Martin’s momentum to cut Wallace’s lead to six. Yet they couldn’t get closer. Although the Miners had to hang on without leading scorer Jaden House, who fouled out early in the fourth quarter, Wallace was able to close out the game by going 6-for-13 from the charity stripe.

House’s 16 points led all scorers while Priest River’s Martin and Fink scored 15 apiece. Fink led all players with 15 rebounds, and teammate Madelynn Rusho added 10 off the bench.

Wallace (2-4) hosts Kellogg on Thursday, whereas Priest River’s next game is at Bonners Ferry on Jan. 3

Wallace 16 12 15 10 — 53

Priest River 8 7 8 16 — 47

WALLACE — House 16, Sheppard 3, Morin 8, Hill 13, Howard 7, Johnson 6, Welch 0, Frey 0.

PRIEST RIVER — Martin 15, Barnes 2, Kren 0, Minish 6, Fink 15, Rusho 10, Pound 0, Palfrey 0.