Opland, Coffey lift Hawks past T-Wolves

RATHDRUM - Alex Opland's penalty kick just before the halftime whistle stood up as the game's only goal as the Lakeland Hawks edged the Lake City Timberwolves 1-0 in nonleague boys soccer Saturday at Corbit Field.

Colton Grytness of Lakeland (3-3-2) was taken down in the box, and a penalty kick was awarded.

Following a busy night kicking for the Hawks' football team, freshman Cade Coffey posted the shutout in goal. He stopped a breakaway two minutes into the game, and midway through the second half he deflected a free kick over the top bar.

"He really saved us today," Lakeland coach Nick Haynes said. "He played spectacular today."

On Monday, Lake City (2-2-1) plays host to Northwest Christian, and Lakeland is home vs. St. Maries.

First half - 1, LL, Alex Opland (penalty kick), 40:00. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - LC 7, LL 4.

Saves - LC, Tanner Horton, 3; LL, Cade Coffey 4.

Coeur d'Alene 8

Lewiston 1

LEWISTON - Adam Borshiem had a hat trick in the first half as the Vikings defeated the Bengals in a 5A Inland Empire League match at Walker Field.

"We were really looking to get out to a quick start today," Coeur d'Alene coach Jeff Lake said. "It was 105 degrees in Lewiston today, but the boys played well considering the heat."

Graison Le had a goal and two assists for Coeur d'Alene (5-1-1, 1-1 5A IEL), which travels to Lake City on Wednesday.

First half - 1, Cd'A, Adam Borshiem (Joel Wasserman), 5:00. 2, Cd'A, Adam Garman (Kevin Hampson), 14:00. 3, Cd'A, Borshiem (Justin Doering), 16:00. 4, Cd'A, Borshiem (Graison Le), 38:00. Second half - 5, Cd'A, Garman (Le), 41:00. 6, Cd'A, Le (Keagan Schillington), 55:00. 7, Cd'A, Parker Heisey (Jacob Gonzales), 71:00. 8, Cd'A, Brayden Ridgewell (Gonzales), 79:00. 9, Lew, Carson Frei (unassisted), 80:00.

Shots on goal - Cd'A 16, Lew 3.

Saves - Cd'A, Keagan Schillington 2; Lew, Reece Ulhorn 8.

Post Falls 2

Moscow 1

MOSCOW — Matt Howard scored on a penalty kick in the 40th minute to lift the Trojans past the Bears in a nonleague match at Moscow Middle School.

“I thought Moscow was a good team,” Post Falls coach Gabe Lawson said. “Once again, it took us some time to adjust getting off the bus. Once we started to possess the ball more, we were able to play better. Moscow is a challenging team and it’s tough to find the net against them.”

Reece Knudsen scored on an assist from Nate White in the 36th minute for Post Falls (5-0-1), which travels to St. George’s on Tuesday.

First half — 1, Mos, Sebastian Mortimer (free kick), 29:00. 2, PF, Reece Knudsen (Nate White), 36:00. 3, PF, Matt Howard (penalty kick), 40:00. Second half — none.

Shots on goal — PF 9, Mos 6.

Saves — PF, Monty Boyd 1; Mos, Tanner Jones 6.

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Mead 2

Lake City 0

COEUR d’ALENE — The Panthers connected on two first-half shots and held on to blank the Timberwolves at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.

“I thought Mead was very dangerous,” Lake City coach Matt Ruchti said. “They are a very good team and we just gave up a couple and couldn’t put the ball in the back of the net.”

Lake City (1-2-2) travels to Spokane to face Ferris on Monday.

First half — 1, Maleia Maack (unassisted) 6:00. 2, name unavailable (unassisted) 16:00. Second half — none.

Shots on goal — Mead 6, LC 9.

Saves — Mead, Taylor Gail 6. LC, Brittany Amburn 3, Tiegan Horton 1.

Kellogg 2

Bonners Ferry 0

KELLOGG — Lily Weske and Kianna Aros scored first-half goals and the Wildcats stayed undefeated in Intermountain League play.

“This puts us in the driver’s seat,” Kellogg coach Steve Mills said. “We’ve beaten Bonners twice and everyone except St. Maries once, so we are in a very good spot.”

The Wildcats (5-0, 5-0) host Priest River on Saturday.

First half — 1, Kel, Lily Weske (unassisted) 16:00. 2, Kel, Kianna Aros (unassisted) 24:00. Second half — none.

Shots on goal — BF 6, Kel 10.

Saves — BF, Hailey Pruitt 6, Kel, Lauren Cooper 6.

Lewis and Clark 6

Sandpoint 1

SPOKANE — No report was received from the Bulldogs.

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No report was received.

St. Maries

cancels season

ST. MARIES — Due to a shortage of players, the Lumberjacks met Friday and opted to cancel the remainder of their season.

St. Maries started the season with 14 players. Some quit, and the Lumberjacks played one game with the minimum 11 players. In another, they played one player short in the first half and two in the second half.

“We just can’t do that; the risk is too great,” St. Maries coach Paul Ebert said. “It’s hard; we’re devastated.”

St. Maries (0-5, 0-4 Intermountain League) was scheduled to play at Timberlake on Saturday.