Viking boys blank T-Wolves

BOYS SOCCER

COEUR d'ALENE - Coeur d'Alene High's Graison Le scored in the 10th minute and the Vikings made it stand in a 1-0 victory over the visiting Lake City Timberwolves in 5A Inland Empire League play Thursday.

Le started the scoring play by taking the ball past midfield into Lake City territory and sent a pass to Adam Garman, who followed with a through ball back to Le and the junior finished by burying a shot into the corner of the net from the PK spot.

"We played extremely well today, but I would like to see us finish better," Coeur d'Alene coach Jeff Lake said. "Give credit to Tanner Horton in goal - he was unbelievable and made some saves to keep Lake City in the game."

The Vikings (9-3-1, 3-3), who avenged a 2-0 loss at Lake City two weeks ago, play next Tuesday at Sandpoint.

Horton made nine saves for the Timberwolves (6-5-1, 3-2), who host Moscow on Saturday.

First half - 1, Graison Le (Adam Garman), 10:00. Second half - No scoring.

Shots on goal - LC 3, Cd'A 10.

Saves - LC, Tanner Horton 9. Cd'A, Keagan Shillington 3.

Post Falls 2

Moscow 0

POST FALLS - Timmy Mueller and Reece Knudsen scored in the second half and the Trojans beat Moscow in nonleague play.

"In the first 10 minutes we had some golden opportunites, but their keeper made some great saves," Post Falls coach Gabe Lawson said. "He was on fire so we had a real hard time scoring, but we were patient and the goals came."

After Mueller scored on an assist from Matt Howard in the 61st minute, the sophomore assisted on Knudsen's goal in the 73rd minute.

"Moscow played us hard and moved the ball well, but our defense was super solid," Lawson said.

Post Falls (12-0-1) plays at Lewiston on Saturday.

Moscow is 5-6-1.

First half - No scoring. Second half - 1, PF, Timmy Mueller (Matt Howard), 61:00. 2, PF, Reece Knudsen (Mueller), 73:00.

Shots on goal - Mos 5, PF 14.

Saves - Mos, Tanner Jones 6; PF, Scott Benner 2.

Lakeland 4

Lewiston 1

RATHDRUM - Alex Opland scored a hat trick, giving him a team-leading 16 goals for the season, and Colton Grytness had a goal and two assists for the Hawks in the nonleague win over the Bengals at Corbit Field.

Grytness has a team-high 11 assists for Lakeland (7-4-3).

"We've been working on playing more possession - earlier, we were looking more to counter-attack," Lakeland coach Nick Haynes said. "That combination (Opland and Grytness) has worked well."

Lakeland plays host to Sandpoint on Saturday.

Lewiston is 3-11.

First half - 1, LL, Colton Grytness (Alex Opland), 10:00. 2, LL, Opland (Grytness), 12:00. 3, Lew, Weston Durrup (Travis Huffman), 15:00. 4, LL, Opland (Grytness), 20:00. 5, LL, Opland (Brady Colee), 36:00. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - Lew 5, LL 11.

Saves - Lew, Reece Uhlorn 4; LL, Cade Coffey 3.

GIRLS SOCCER

Post Falls 0

Lakeland 0

RATHDRUM - The Trojans and Hawks played to a nonleague draw at Corbit Field.

"Both teams had some good chances," Lakeland coach Mario Maddy said. "We had two or three real good opportunities late, but couldn't find the net. I thought it was a well played game. Post Falls is one of the best teams from up north."

Post Falls (5-4-5) will host Moscow on Saturday.

Lakeland (3-5-3) hosts Sandpoint on Saturday at Corbit Field.

First half - none. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - PF 10, LL 10.

Saves - PF, Sam Runkle 10; LL, Angelique Weatherelt 10.

VOLLEYBALL

St. Maries d.

Lakeland

RATHDRUM - Jaylee Sines had 35 assists and three aces as the Lumberjacks beat the Hawks 25-22, 25-16, 22-25, 25-21 in a nonleague match.

"I thought we played OK, but we made a lot of serving and hitting errors," St. Maries coach Missy Asbury said. "They cost us a lot of points and you just can't have that against tougher teams. We definitely need to cut back on the errors."

Marlee Masterson had 16 kills, Mariah Gladden 14 kills and two blocks and Abbey Anderson 10 digs for St. Maries (12-4), which faces Moscow and Post Falls in a tri-match at Post Falls on Saturday.

Lakeland (3-15) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

Kellogg d.

Timberlake

KELLOGG - Nichelle Eastmond had 11 kills for the visiting Tigers, who fell to the Wildcats 17-25, 25-18, 25-18, 25-20 in an Intermountain League match at Andrews Gymnasium.

"We just can't seem to find our groove right now," Timberlake coach Michelle Garwood said. "We're still missing our starting setter Brooke Murray, which shouldn't be a big deal, but we're missing what we need to do to be successful. We just couldn't play the game that Kellogg did tonight and we had a hard time adjusting to it."

Kelly Madsen had 18 digs, Maddi Hauck had four blocks and two aces and Sydnie Malloy 12 assists for Timberlake (7-6, 2-3 IML), which competes in the Pea and Lentil Spikeoff on Saturday in Genesee.

Clark Fork d.

Cd'A Charter

CLARK FORK - Brocklynn Thornton had seven kills, six aces and two blocks as the Wampus Cats beat the Panthers 25-9, 25-12, 25-17 in a nonleague match.

Emily Verhaeghe had four kills and three assists and Emma Henderson 10 digs and Alisa Riccardi seven digs for Coeur d'Alene Charter (5-13), which hosts Kootenai on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School.

Mariah Miller had 10 digs, Lyndsie Kiebert four digs and Celeste Komanec 13 assists and eight aces for Clark Fork (16-3), which travels to Lakeside on Tuesday.

Wallace d.

Kootenai

HARRISON FLATS - Amanda Pehan had nine kills and six blocks as the Miners beat the Warriors 25-17, 25-12, 25-18 in North Star League play.

Courtney Jennings had 18 assists, MacKenzie Dire 14 digs, Katie Bayer nine kills for Wallace (6-4, 4-2 NSL).

"They did a good job passing, and they controlled the net really well," Kootenai coach Jessica Hammond said.

Megan McGuire had four kills and Olivia Kincheloe had five digs for Kootenai (2-10, 1-6), which plays at Coeur d'Alene Charter on Tuesday.

Mullan d.

Lakeside

MULLAN - Sydni Kotschevar had 12 assists and four blocks as the Tigers surprised the Knights 20-25, 25-22, 25-14, 21-25, 15-8 in a North Star League match at the Pavilion.

Morgan Koenig had 13 kills and Kami McKinnon had 11 kills and three blocks for Mullan (5-6, 1-4 NSL), which travels to Wallace on Tuesday.

Ruth Haynes had 16 blocks and 10 kills, Avery Sonder six aces and Michelle Whaley 38 assists for Lakeside (9-6, 4-3), which hosts Clark Fork on Tuesday.

Pullman Christian d.

N.I. Christian

COEUR d'ALENE - Kana Shanley had 13 kills for the host Royals, who won the first game before falling 22-25, 25-14, 25-18, 25-23 in Mountain Christian League play at Project CDA.

Courtney Lawson had 15 assists and four aces, and Desi Reardon had 20 digs for North Idaho Christian (3-5, 2-4 MCL), which plays host to Logos on Saturday at Project CDA.

CROSS COUNTRY

Vikings sweep at

Moscow invite

MOSCOW - Coeur d'Alene's Cody Curtis won the boys race, and Viking Josie Brown won the girls race, and Coeur d'Alene's boys and girls posted easy team victories at the Bob Weisle Invitational at Phillips Farm County Park.

Curtis, a senior, won in 16 minutes, 29.83 seconds for the Vikings, who had four of the top six finishers.

Brown, a freshman, won by more than a minute in 20:05.55.

Timberlake's girls finished second.

TEAM SCORES - 1, Coeur d'Alene 24. 2, Moscow 78. 3, Logos 78. 4, Bonners Ferry 84. 5, Timberlake 149. 6, Lewiston 155.

INDIVIDUALS - 1, Cody Curtis, Cd'A, 16:29.83. 2, Michael Dunton, Cd'A, 17:14.80. 3, Paul Ryan, Logos, 17:16.33. 4, Jonny Handel, Logos, 17:19.60. 5, Ben Wooley, Cd'A, 17:21.72. 6, Andrew Regan, Cd'A, 17:39.58. 7, Jacob Callister, BF, 17:43.43. 8, Eric Storey, Mos, 17:56.73. 9, Micah Krmpotich, BF, 17:57.07. 10, Jake Stadley, Cd'A, 18:20.60.

11, Isaac Berger, Mos, 18:26.94. 12, Jasper LaFortune, Mos, 18:28.78. 13, Sam St. Mars, TL, 18:41.39. 14, Kaleb Bass, Grangeville, 18:47.52. 15, Sage Pratt, Logos, 18:53.05. 16, Jonathan Deak, Cd'A, 18:55.13. 17, Kenny Colbert, Cd'A, 19:04.79. 18, Brad Thompson, BF, 19:24.78. 19, Jacob Perkins, BF, 19:25.01. 20, Isaiah Jordan, Mos, 19:36.36.

TEAM SCORES - 1, Coeur d'Alene 22. 2, Timberlake 67. 3, Moscow 83. 4, Lakeland 111. 5, Lewiston 117. 6, Grangeville 161. 7, Kootenai 181. 8, Bonners Ferry 187. 9, Troy 233.

INDIVIDUALS - 1, Josie Brown, Cd'A, 10:05.55. 2, not reported. 3, Madison Sumner, Cd'A, 21:25.21. 4, Bekah Kastning, LL, 21:36.71. 5, Noelle Ball, Cd'A, 21:44.71. 6, Anna Campbell, Mos, 21:55.95. 7, Brooke Nowlan, TL, 22:02.96. 8, Rachel Ward, TL, 22:11.74. 9, Dominique Vanderwilt, TL, 22:12.52. 10, Ashley Schlangen, Lew, 22:18.28.

11, Claire Dumont, Cd'A, 22:22.0. 12, Autumn Pratt, Logos, 22:39.54. 13, Jaycee Rade, Cd'A, 22:48.37. 14, Sheyenne Stewart, Grange, 22:56.34. 15, Cayla Smeltzer, Potlatch, 23:00.44. 16, Miranda Lybyer, Lew, 23:03.99. 17, Brook Schumaker, Logos, 23:06.81. 18, Haley Adams, Mos, 23:14.50. 19, Katelyn Paz, Mos, 23:15.68. 20, Laramie Coats, LL, 23:29.39.