Hawks' Webb has the final answer

- FOOTBALL

SPIRIT LAKE - Timberlake staged a nice comeback Friday night against in-district rival Lakeland, only to see Brett Webb spoil it.

After Timberlake rallied from a 21-0 deficit to tie the game late in the third quarter, Webb returned the ensuing kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown, providing the eventual winning points as Lakeland defeated Timberlake 28-21 in nonleague play Friday night at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field.

Lakeland (5-2) burst out to a 21-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game, as Troy Carr rushed for two touchdowns and returned an interception for a third score.

Timberlake (3-4) scored once in the second quarter and twice in the third quarter to pull even. Timberlake drove to the Lakeland 10 late in the fourth quarter before turning the ball over on downs with an incomplete pass on fourth down.

"In the first 10 minutes of the game we dominated pretty good," Lakeland assistant coach Mike Bayley said. "But Timberlake did a good job of hanging in there, and I thought we relaxed a bit."

Preston Rhodes rushed for 104 yards on 13 carries for Timberlake. Dan Buck added 80 yards on 23 carries, and Quinton Reese ran for 62 yards on seven carries. The Tigers totaled all but 7 of their 283 total yards on the ground.

"They're extremely quick, and it took us time to adjust to their quickness," Timberlake coach Roy Albertson said of Lakeland. "I'm just really proud of our kids, that they didn't throw in the towel, and came back and made a great game of it. We had all the momentum in the world (after tying the game at 21), then in 60 seconds they take it all away from you."

No individual stats were available for Lakeland.

Lakeland, winners of five straight games, begins 4A Inland Empire League play next Friday at Moscow, which won 45-21 at Sandpoint on Friday night in the league opener for both schools.

Timberlake travels to Priest River next Friday to decide the Intermountain League title and the top two seeds to state 3A play-in games the following week.

Lakeland 21 0 7 0 - 28

Timberlake 0 7 14 0 - 21

LL - Troy Carr 4 run (Cade Coffey kick)

LL - Carr 2 run (Coffey kick)

LL - Carr 25 interception return (Coffey kick)

TL - Dakota Rice 1 run (Keegan Scott kick)

TL - Forrest Herring 3 run (Scott kick)

TL - Tyler Condon 5 run (Scott kick)

LL - Brett Webb 75 kickoff return (Coffey kick)

Chiawana rallies past Lake City in final seconds

PASCO, Wash. — T.J. Avery caught a 2-yard touchdown pass from Joey Zamora with 13 seconds left, capping a comeback that lifted Chiawana past Lake City 22-16 in nonleague play Friday night at Edgar Brown Stadium.

Lake City (4-2-1) took a 16-7 lead on Gavan Rosteck’s 1-yard run with 2:25 left in the third quarter. Chiawana (4-3) inched to within 16-14 on Zamora’s 37-yard touchdown pass to Dre Dorton.

Bruce Shipley’s 1-yard run for Lake City tied the game late in the first quarter. The Timberwolves got a safety on a blocked punt early in the second quarter to go up 9-7.

Lake City plays at Coeur d’Alene next Friday.

Lake City 7 2 7 0 —16

Chiawana 7 0 0 15— 22

Chia — T.J. Avery 21 pass from Joey Zamora (Isaac Mitz kick)

LC — Bruce Shipley 1 run (Andrew Hocking kick)

LC — Safety on blocked punt

LC — Gavan Rosteck 1 run (Hocking kick)

Chia — Dre Dorton 37 pass from Zamora (Mitz kick)

Chia — Avery 2 pass from Zamora (Dorton pass from Zamora)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — LC, Shipley 10-1, Rosteck 10-51, Bl. Johnson 14-95, J. Louie-McGee 4-47, H. Damschen 2-(minus 2). Chia, Lozano 29-147, Zamora 3-(minus 12).

PASSING — LC, Shipley 4-6-0-30. Chia, Zamora 14-24-1-204.

RECEIVING — LC, T. Louie-McGee 2-19, Bl. Johnson 1-(minus 2), J. Louie-McGee 1-13. Chia, Avery 5-86, Graff 1-(minus 1), Lozano 1-13, Bell 1-14, Aviles 1-10, Dorton 4-62, Penny 1-20.

Richland 20

Post Falls 14

RICHLAND, Wash. — Post Falls nearly tied the game in the final seconds, but a third-down pass was broken up in the end zone and the host Bombers went on to win the nonleague game at Fran Rish Stadium.

Richland (4-2) scored midway through the fourth quarter to take the lead. Post Falls (1-6) drove to the Bombers 13 before the drive stalled with four seconds left.

“I thought we played extremely well,” Post Falls coach Jeff Hinz said. “We played with a lot of heart, and just didn’t come up on the right side of the win column.”

Mason Lickfold’s 4-yard run in the third quarter tied the game at 14 for Post Falls. Tyler Slater’s TD run pulled the Trojans even at halftime, 7-7.

Post Falls, which has dropped five straight, plays host to Lewiston next Friday.

Individual statistics were unavailable.

Post Falls 0 7 7 0 — 14

Richland 7 0 7 6 — 20

Rich — TD not available

PF — Tyler Slater 1 run (Reece Jackson kick)

Rich — TD not available

PF — Mason Lickfold 4 run (Jackson kick)

Rich — TD not available

St. Maries 25

Riverside 20

CHATTAROY, Wash. — The Lumberjacks improved to 3-4 with the nonleague win over the Rams (1-6). No other information was available

Kootenai 50

Mullan 0

HARRISON FLATS — Kootenai scored its six offensive touchdowns on just 15 plays to move one step closer to clinching a 1A Division II playoff berth.

Marshall Willms completed 4 of 5 passes for 179 yards and four touchdowns for Kootenai (5-2, 3-0 1A Division II North Star League). Simeon Desautel rushed for 82 yards and two touchdowns on six carries for the Warriors.

“Mullan is much improved, they came to fight,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala. “They were able to gain some yards and kept us working hard defensively, but offensively we executed well.”

Kootenai plays host to Wallace next Friday, then can clinch a playoff spot with a win at Clark Fork on Oct. 26.

Mullan (1-6, 0-4) wraps up its season next Friday at home vs. Lakeside.

Mullan 0 0 0 x — 0

Kootenai 22 22 6 x — 50

Game called with 9 minutes left in third quarter due to 45-point rule.

Koot — Napierala 25 pass from Marshall Willms (Morgan Willms pass from Ma. Willms).

Koot — Simeon Desautel 25 run (Ma. Willms run)

Koot — Desautel 20 run (run failed)

Koot — Napierala 46 pass from Ma. Willms (Matthew Speelman run)

Koot — Desautel 55 interception return (pass failed)

Koot — Speelman 61 pass from Ma. Willms (Mo. Willms pass from Ma. Willms)

Koot — Jake Pfeiffer 47 pass from Ma. Willms (no attempt)

Prairie 46

Lakeside 0

COTTONWOOD — The visiting Knights fell to 0-6 with the nonleague loss to the Pirates (4-3).

Lakeside travels to Mullan next Friday.

Lakeside 0 0 — 0

Prairie 38 8 — 46

Game called at halftime on 45-point rule.

Prairie — Garrett Schmidt 2 run (Lucas Arnzen run)

Prairie — Hunter McWilliams 10 run (Schmidt pass from Marcus Higgins)

Prairie — Higgins 1 run (pass failed)

Prairie — Kade Perrin 3 pass from Higgins (Higgins run)

Prairie — Arnzen 3 run (McWilliams run)

Prairie — Damian McWilliams 1 run (Higgins pass from Jake Bruner)

- SWIMMING

Records fall for Vikings, T-Wolves at Kroc meet

COEUR d’ALENE — Bryce Kananowicz broke Lake City records in the 50-yard freestyle (21.82 seconds) and the 100 butterfly (50.75) at a meet at the Kroc Center on Friday.

The Lake City 200 freestyle relay team of Robin Hallett, Bryce Kananowicz, Brandon Penney and Joe Loftus also broke a school record, posting a 1:30.28.

Kayla Hern of Coeur d’Alene broke her school record in the 500 free (5:34.99). Nicole Rozier set school records in the 200 individual medley (2:15) and 100 butterfly (1:00).

DUAL SCORES — Lake City 102, Post Falls 51. Lake City 83, Coeur d’Alene 81. Coeur d’Alene 124, Lakeland 23. Coeur d’Alene 115, Post Falls 45. Lake City 114, Lakeland 29. Lake City 114, Wallace 16. Post Falls 94, Lakeland 41. Post Falls 90, Wallace 26. Coeur d’Alene 125, Wallace 14.

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lake City (Bryce Kananowicz, Paul Martin, Joe Loftus, Brandon Penney) 1:41.20. 2, Coeur d’Alene 1:55.77. 3, Post Falls 2:01.72.

200 free — 1, Joe Loftus, LC, 1:46.30. 2, Gus Koch, Cd’A, 1:51.30. 3, Richard English, PF, 1:55.67.

200 IM — 1, Kade Hern, Cd’A, 2:05.08. 2, Kyle Jones, Cd’A, 2:05.21. 3, Beau Urbaniak, Cd’A, 2:27.90.

50 free — 1, Bryce Kananowicz, LC, 21.82. 2, Ethan Cordes, Cd’A, 22.33. 3, Brandon Penney, LC, 22.67.

100 fly — 1, Bryce Kananowicz, LC, 50.75. 2, Ethan Cordes, Cd’A, 53.52. 3, Kyle Jones, Cd’A, 58.32.

100 free — 1, Joe Loftus, LC, 48.72. 2, Gus Koch, Cd’A, 49.18. 3, Dyson Savage, Cd’A, 53.92.

500 free — 1, Richard English, PF, 5:23.42. 2, Beau Urbaniak, Cd’A, 5:29.28. 3, Dirk Seymour, LC, 5:46.18.

200 free relay — 1, Lake City (Robin Hallett, Brandon Penney, Bryce Kananowicz, Joe Loftus), 1:30.28. 2, Post Falls (time unavailable). 3, Coeur d’Alene 1:34.37.

100 backstroke — 1, Dirk Seymour, LC, 1:06.79. 2, Collin Evan, LC, 1:08.20. 3, Will Kennedy, Cd’A, 1:09.16.

100 breastroke — 1, Brandon Penney, LC, 1:04.57. 2, Kade Hern, Cd’A, 1:06.68. 3, Paul Martin, LC, 1:11.81.

400 free relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Gus Koch, Christian Whitfield, Kade Hern, Ethan Cordes) 3:43.78. 2, Lake City No. 1, 3:54.20. 3, Lake City No. 2, 4:25.16.

DUAL SCORES — Lake City 82, Coeur d’Alene 72. Post Falls 103, Wallace 5. Lakeland 32, Wallace 5. Post Falls 101, Lakeland 14. Lake City 105, Wallace 3. Lake City 81, Post Falls 66. Lake City 104, Lakeland 11. Coeur d’Alene 113, Wallace 3. Coeur d’Alene 86, Post Falls 71. Coeur d’Alene 113, Lakeland 13.

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lake City (Hanna Gonzalez, Jessica Penney, Tiffany Portue, Amy Danner), 2:00.6. 2, Post Falls, 2:01.35. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 2:17.97.

200 free — 1, Jenna Henman, LC, 2:05.44. 2, Kayla Hern, Cd’A, 2:05.76. 3, Margaret Holloway, PF, 2:14.07.

200 IM — 1, Nicole Rozier, Cd’A, 2:15.66. 2, Magdalena deTar, PF, 2:15.72. 3, Jessica Penney, LC, 2:26.17.

50 free — 1, Suzanne deTar, PF, 25.25. 2, Tiffany Portue, LC, 25.76. 3, Amy Danner, LC, 27.04.

100 fly — 1, Nicole Rozier, Cd’A, 1:00.65. 2, Magdalena deTar, PF, 1:04.24. 3, Hanna Monroe, Cd’A, 1:11.81.

100 free — 1, Tiffany Portue, LC, 56.32. 2, Morgan Shoup, Cd’A, 1:03.40. 3, Jaycee Belnap, LC, 1:03.55.

500 free — 1, Kayla Hern, Cd’A, 5:34.99. 2, Margaret Holloway, PF, 6:04.43. 3, Eve Buck, Cd’A, 6:36.31.

200 free relay — 1, Post Falls (Magdalena deTar, Megan Forster, Margaret Holloway, Suzanne deTar), 1:47.42. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 1:49.54. 3, Lake City, 2:00.15.

100 backstroke — 1, Suzanne deTar, PF, 1;03.83. 2, Amy Danner, LC, 1;09.08. 3, Jaycee Belnap, LC, 1:12.10.

100 breastroke — 1, Jessica Penney, LC, 1:13.40. 2, Mackenzie Allen, Lc, 1:20.74. 3, Megan Forster, PF, 1:24.47.

400 free relay — 1, Lake City No. 1 (Amy Danner, Jessica Penney, Hannah Gonzalez, Tiffany Portue), 3:56.46. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 4:08.87. 3, Lake City No. 2, 4.57.92.

- VOLLEYBALL

Timberlake d. Lakeland

RATHDRUM — The visiting Tigers swept their school district rivals 25-23, 26-24, 25-18 in a nonleague match.

Lexi Posch led the Timberlake attack with 10 kills, Jenna Hoffman had eight kills and three digs, and Sydnie Malloy had 25 assists.

For Lakeland, Kaidan Kelsey had four kills and two blocks, Morgan Landers had three kills, and Erin Ogden tallied 10 digs.

Timberlake (16-11) returns to the Lakeland gym on Tuesday to play Kellogg at 7 p.m. in the first round of the 3A District 1 tournament. Lakeland (2-20) travels to Sandpoint on Oct. 20 for their 4A Region 1 tournament.

N.I. Christian d.

House of the Lord

PRIEST RIVER — Liz Bookamer had 10 aces, Ashlynn Batchelor eight kills as the visiting Royals defeated the Panthers from Oldtown in Mountain Christian League play at Priest River Elementary.

Courtney Lawson added 15 assists for North Idaho Christian (8-6, 7-5 MCL), which plays host to Country Christian of Pasco, Wash., today at noon in a nonleague match at Project CDA.