Rewers helps Lake City fend off Post Falls

COEUR d’ALENE — Brooklyn Rewers scored 12 of her game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Lake City Timberwolves past the Post Falls Trojans in a 5A Inland Empire League game at Lake City High on Tuesday.

Kendall Pickford had 14 points and six assists, Rewers had 10 rebounds for Lake City (14-5, 5-0 5A IEL), which clinched at least a share of the league title with the win. The Timberwolves can win the title outright with a win at Coeur d’Alene on Thursday.

“Every time there’s a strong effort to take away Aubrey (Avery, who finished with two points), somebody else steps up,” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “Kendall has been so selfless all year and she was dialed in and started making some shots. Post Falls and coach (Marc) Allert always do a good job of game planning, disrupting and their press got to us in the first quarter. Once we settled in, we did a good job.”

Rewers scored 18 in the second half.

“Brooklyn was just fantastic in the fourth quarter,” Anderson said. “She’s been so good in the second half all year. She’s playing really, really well right now.”

Dylan Lovett scored 17 points for Post Falls (10-9, 1-4), which hosts Lewiston on Friday.

“We did a good job and scored in transition in the first quarter,” Allert said. “Our effort and everything is there, and Dylan did a great job to hold Aubrey to one basket. We did everything we needed to do, but are just limited in how we can guard them. I was really proud of our effort. You can’t fault that.”

Post Falls 13 9 9 11 — 42

Lake City 6 19 6 17 — 48

POST FALLS — Heath 2, Blake 0, Lovett 17, Johnson 0, Fleming 7, Smith 2, LaFountaine 3, Sims 0, Walton 0, Carpenter 9, Christensen 2.

LAKE CITY — Pickford 14, Avery 2, Miller 0, Chase 2, Parks 0, Shanley 4, Rewers 26, Munoz 0.

Coeur d’Alene 57

Lewiston 41

LEWISTON — Madi Symons scored 18 points to lead the Vikings past the Bengals in a 5A Inland Empire League game at Booth Hall.

Jaelyn Brainard-Adams scored 12 points for Coeur d’Alene (15-4, 4-1 5A IEL), which hosts Lake City on Thursday.

“We played great in the second half,” Coeur d’Alene coach Nicole Symons said. “We shot poorly in the first half, but the girls were able to keep their heads and come out in the second half and play well.”

Tai Bausch and Caitlin Richardson scored 14 points each for Lewiston (2-15, 0-5), which travels to Post Falls on Friday.

Coeur d’Alene 14 5 13 25 — 57

Lewiston 5 12 11 13 — 41

COEUR d’ALENE — Matheson 2, Brainard-Adams 12, Whiteman 0, Symons 18, Younker 9, Chavez 4, Zanetti 6, Burke 4.

LEWISTON — Collins 4, Bauch 14, Wilkins 1, Grant 0, Grogan 2, Ortiz 0, Johnson 2, Richardson 14, Wessels 4.

Sandpoint 62

Lakeland 50

RATHDRUM — The Hawks climbed out of a first-quarter hole and made a game of it, but a stretch of turnovers in the second half doomed the hosts in a 4A Inland Empire League loss to the Bulldogs on senior night at Hawk Court.

“There was a period where we didn’t take care of the ball,” Lakeland coach Steve Seymour said. “We had four or five turnovers in a 90-second stretch that really hurt us.”

Katy Ryan had 21 points, 12 rebounds, five assists, three blocked shots and two steals for Lakeland (6-13, 1-3 4A IEL), which fell behind 19-8 after one quarter.

“The first half we missed five or six point-blank shots,” Seymour said. “We were probably a little keyed up on senior night, and got down big. But we fought our way back into it. The seniors played hard, and I thought gave a great effort on their home floor. It was nice to see them battle back into it.”

Dawson Driggs hit 12 of 13 free throws and scored 17 points to lead Sandpoint. She made 10 of 11 from the foul line in the fourth quarter for the Bulldogs, who were 21 of 30 from the stripe.

Lakeland was 11 of 12.

Kelsey Cessna added 13 points for Sandpoint.

Senior Sarah Boyer had seven points, six rebounds and four steals for Lakeland, wraps up the regular season Saturday at Lewiston.

Sandpoint 19 7 15 21 — 62

Lakeland 8 15 15 12 — 50

SANDPOINT — Cessna 13, Lish 0, Day. Driggs 0, Morgan 6, Daw.Driggs 17, Edwards 0, Steiger 4, Phillips 8, Larson 5, Platte 0, Banks 9.

LAKELAND — Boyer 7, Tingey 2, McDevitt 0, Neff 2, Ryan 21, Hostetler 4, Loutzenhiser 8, Kiefer 4, Woempner 0, Simon 0, Huddleston 2.

Wallace 56

Lakeside 48

PLUMMER — Sophomore Jaden House hit three 3-pointers and scored 21 points as the visiting Miners beat the Knights to take over first place in the North Star League.

Sarah Johnson added 12 points for Wallace (12-5, 5-0 NSL).

Jolissa Holt scored 14 of her game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter for Lakeside (12-4, 6-1).

“We just gave them way too many second opportunities, and we didn’t shoot the ball well,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said.

Wallace travels to Clark Fork on Thursday.

Lakeside visits Genesis Prep on Friday.

Wallace 14 6 16 20 — 56

Lakeside 9 11 10 18 — 48

WALLACE — Morin 8, Lowman 0, Johnson 12, House 21, Welch 1, Hill 6, Cielke 4, Hunter 2, Bergem 2.

LAKESIDE — Middleton 0, Adrian 1, Gore 11, Peters 7, Anderson 2, Allen 2, Marchand 0, A. Holt 3, J. Holt 22.

Kellogg 48

Priest River 17

KELLOGG — No other information was available.

N.I. Christian 46

Pullman Christian 45

PULLMAN — Imelda Bresee hit a jumper with 14 seconds remaining to lift the Royals past the Eagles in a Mountain Christian League game.

Grace Gwin scored 17 points, Symone Pilgrim had 17 rebounds and Bresee 12 points, 16 rebounds and five steals for North Idaho Christian (17-5, 12-0 MCL), which travels to Priest River on Thursday.

Faith Berg scored 12 points for Pullman Christian (10-2 in MCL).

N.I. Christian 13 11 13 9 — 46

Pullman Christian 4 6 12 23 — 45

NORTH IDAHO CHRISTIAN — Pilgrim 4, Gwin 17, Anderson 6, Malinauskas 3, Bresee 12, Newman 4, Monaghan 0.

PULLMAN CHRISTIAN — Faith Berg 12, G. Berg 7, Goetz 10, Shaffer 10, Wilson 1, Combs 5, Cunningham 0, Bren 0, Todd 0.