PREP ROUNDUP: Desautel's TD, 2 picks lift Warriors past Cats

* FOOTBALL

HARRISON FLATS - Sophomore Simeon Desautel rushed for 117 yards and a touchdown and also had two interceptions on the defensive side to lead the Kootenai Warriors past the Clark Fork Wampus Cats (2-2) 52-6 on Friday night at Kootenai High School.

"We came out strong from the start and were able to get in the end zone on the first series," Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. "Defensively, we just stuffed them all night long."

Marshall Willms was 7 of 10 for 149 yards and three touchdowns, and Matt Speelman added 87 yards on six carries and one touchdown for Kootenai (2-2), which plays at Mullan on Friday.

Clark Fork 0 6 0 0 - 6

Kootenai 14 16 16 6 - 52

Game called in fourth quarter due to 45-point rule

Koot - Speelman 21 pass from Marshall Willms (pass failed).

Koot - Desautel 45 run (Speelman pass from Willms).

Koot - Speelman 4 run (Willms run).

CF - Anderson 51 pass from Klein (pass field).

Koot - Willms 5 run (Pfeiffer pass from Willms).

Koot - Pfeiffer 50 pass from Willms (Morgan Willms pass from Marshall Willms).

Koot - Pfeiffer 30 pass from Willms (Willms run).

Koot - Addington 64 run (no attempt).

Colville 24

Timberlake 20

COLVILLE, Wash. - Senior quarterback Dakota Rice completed four of eight passes for 72 yards and two touchdowns to Ben Austin in the Tigers' nonleague loss to Colville.

Quinton Reese and Forrest Herring each had 49 yards rushing for Timberlake (1-2), which hosts Sandpoint on Friday.

Colville (2-1), which recovered a Timberlake fumble in the end zone late in the game to preserve the victory, ran 65 plays versus 40 for the Tigers.

"They dominated time of possession and we didn't make enough stops," Timberlake assistant coach Brian Kluss said. "We didn't move the ball well enough even though we had our chances."

Timberlake 6 6 0 8 - 20

Colville 0 0 15 8 - 24

TL - Austin 10 pass from Rice (kick blocked).

TL - Austin 39 pass from Rice (run failed).

Col - 4 run (name unavailable), (Shoemaker run).

COL - 10 pass (Shoemaker run).

TL - Quinton Reese 20 run (Herring pass from Rice).

COL - 2 fumble recovery in end zone (Shoemaker run).

Deer Park 27

St. Maries 8

ST. MARIES - Jarick Hart returned the opening kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown to spark Deer Park (3-0) past St. Maries in nonleague play.

St. Maries quarterback Luke Feasline completed 24 of 44 passes for 218 yards and two interceptions. He also ran for a 2-yard touchdown run to give St. Maries an 8-7 lead in the third quarter. Lumberjacks receiver Jordan Stapleton had 12 catches for 103 yards.

"I liked our defensive improvement and we were able to shut down their offense in the first half," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. "They are a bigger school but we competed hard and were a handful of plays from winning."

St. Maries (1-2) hosts Kellogg next Friday.

Deer Park 7 0 7 13 - 27

St. Maries 0 0 8 0 - 8

DP - Jarick Hart 88 kickoff return (Charlie Robbins kick)

SM - Luke Feasline 2 run (Jordan Stapleton pass from Feasline)

DP - Doug Denniston 3 run (Robbins kick)

DP - Nic Clough 7 run (Robbins kick)

DP - Theron Taylor 7 run (kick failed)

Lapwai vs. Lakeside, ppd.

PLUMMER - The nonleague game, previously scheduled for Lapwai before being moved to Plummer earlier on Friday, was eventually postponed due to poor air quality due to fires in the Lewiston area.

"It had deteriorated all afternoon and would have been unsafe to play tonight," Lakeside athletic director Jerel Hight said.

No makeup date was announced, though the game likely won't be made up.

* VOLLEYBALL

Grace Bible d.

N. Idaho Christian

HAYDEN - Sydney Lawson had four kills, Courtney Lawson seven assists for North Idaho Christian in a 25-12, 25-9, 25-15 loss to Grace Bible in Mountain Christian League play.

Liz Bookamer added three aces for North Idaho Christian (1-1, 1-1), which plays Flathead Valley today at 11:30 a.m. at Project CDA.

* CROSS COUNTRY

Meet set today at Hayden Canyon

The Coeur d'Alene cross country program will host the Hayden Canyon/Super 1 Invitational, a 16-team high school and 12-team middle school meet today starting at 9 a.m. at Hayden Canyon, located on Government Way and Lancaster.

Races begin with middle school races, with varsity races at 11 a.m. (girls) and 11:30 (boys).

There is no cost for spectators and those attending are encouraged to park at the arboretum across from the course.

The meet replaces a meet which has been held at Farragut State Park for years.