PREP ROUNDUP: Carr's 3 TDs carry Lakeland to victory
* FOOTBALL
DEER PARK, Wash. - Troy Carr caught a pair of touchdown passes from Derek Bayley and also rushed for a TD as Lakeland defeated Deer Park 29-14 in nonleague play Friday night.
Chadley Miller's 70-yard TD run gave Lakeland (2-2) a 22-7 lead in the third quarter.
"Deer Park has some talented kids and came into the game 3-0, so it was a good win for us," Lakeland offensive coordinator Mike Bayley said. "It was a closely-fought game and was played well by both teams."
Deer Park (3-1) cut the lead to 22-14 early in the fourth quarter, but Bayley's 65-yard TD pass to Carr sealed the win for Lakeland, which hosts Post Falls next Friday.
Lakeland 8 7 7 7 - 29
Deer Park 7 0 0 7 - 14
DP - N/A 60 pass from N/A (N/A kick)
Lak - Troy Carr 2 run (Carr run)
Lak - Carr 7 pass from Derek Bayley (Cade Coffey kick)
Lak - Chadley Miller 70 run (Coffey kick)
DP - N/A 20 pass from N/A (N/A kick)
Lak - Carr 65 pass from Bayley (Coffey kick)
St. Maries 34
Kellogg 32
ST. MARIES - Luke Feasline threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Stapleton and rushed for a 4-yard TD run in the final quarter and St. Maries rallied past Kellogg in nonleague play.
Feasline's TD run was set up when defensive end Brad Hebert intercepted a Kellogg pass, giving the Lumberjacks a short field from inside the 35-yard line.
Kellogg's Garrett Wendt scored from 3 yards out with 20 seconds remaining, but St. Maries' win was sealed when a Kellogg receiver dropped the ball in the end zone on the following 2-point conversion attempt.
"It was a hard-fought game and defensively, we were able to get a big stop in the fourth quarter," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. "It was our homecoming tonight and Kellogg is our rival so we knew it would be a tough game."
Feasline finished 18 of 27 for 286 yards for three touchdowns and one interception, along with a rushing TD. D.J. Turner returned the opening kickoff 79 yards for a touchdown and also hauled in four catches for 128 yards and another score.
St. Maries beat Kellogg (0-5) 54-7 a month ago.
St. Maries (2-2) plays at Priest River next Friday.
Kellogg 12 8 6 6 - 32
St. Maries 14 6 0 14 - 34
StM - D.J. Turner 79 kickoff return (Blake Lyons kick)
Kel - Cody Seaton 6 run (run failed)
Kel - Jared Job 2 run (pass failed)
StM - Turner 60 pass from Luke Feasline (Lyons kick)
Kel - Job 55 run (Job run)
StM - Brad Bauer 32 pass from Feasline (kick failed)
Kel - Seaton 2 run (run failed)
StM - Jordan Stapleton 37 pass from Feasline (Lyons kick)
StM - Feasline 4 run (Lyons kick)
Kel - Garrett Wendt 3 run (pass failed)
Sandpoint 19
Timberlake 14
SPIRIT LAKE - A.J. Buratto recorded his fourth straight 100-yard game and scored twice, leading 4A Sandpoint (1-3) over 3A Timberlake.
Preston Rhodes carried 14 times for 71 yards and a touchdown for the Tigers.
"We had a drive in their end in the fourth quarter, but we took a 15-yard penalty which really hurt us." Timberlake coach Roy Albertson said. "Overall I am very proud of our kids - they gave a great effort playing against a school that size."
The Tigers (1-3) play at Kellogg next Friday.
Sandpoint 13 0 6 0 - 19
Timberlake 7 7 0 0 - 14
Spt - AJ Buratto 6 run (Quinn Pearlstein kick)
TL - Preston Rhodes 3 run (Keegan Scott kick)
Spt - Chase Rodriguez 39 pass from Nick Prindiville (Pearlstein kick)
TL - Dakota Rice 9 run (Scott kick)
Spt - Buratto 7 run (run failed)
Kootenai 48
Mullan 0
MULLAN - Marshall Willms threw for four touchdowns as the Warriors beat the Tigers in a North Star League game.
Simeon Desautel had a 65-yard touchdown run and Morgan Willms a 37-yard touchdown run in the first quarter for Kootenai (3-2, 2-0 1A Division II NSL), which has a bye next week. Mullan drops to 1-3, 0-2 in the 1A Division I NSL.
"We came out of the gate strong," Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. "I'm just really proud of the kids for executing as well as they did."
Kootenai travels to Lakeside Oct. 5 in their next game.
Kootenai 24 24 - 48
Mullan 0 0 - 0
Game called at halftime due to 45-point mercy rule.
Koot - Simeon Desautel 65 run (Carter Napierala pass from Marshall Willms)
Koot - Morgan Willms 37 run (Napierala pass from Ma. Willms)
Koot - Mo. Wilms 35 pass from Ma. Willms (Napeirala pass from Ma. Willms)
Koot - Napierala 96 pass from Ma. Willms (Napierala pass from Ma. Willms)
Koot - Jake Pfeifer 25 fumble return (Matthew Speelman pass from Ma. Willms)
Koot - Anthony Pangallo 15 pass from Ma. Willms (Napierala pass from Ma. Willms)
Potlatch 50
Lakeside 0
PLUMMER - Drew McGallon scored four touchdowns on six rushing attempts to help Potlatch (4-0), ranked fifth in 1A Division I, shut out Lakeside in nonleague play.
"Potlatch came to play with a very balanced attack," Lakeside coach Ron Miller said.
The Knights (0-3) host Clark Fork on Friday.
Potlatch 26 24 - 50
Lakeside 0 0 - 0
Game called at halftime due to 45-point rule
Pot - McGallon 4 run (run failed)
Pot - McGallon 29 run (run failed)
Pot - McGallon 17 run (run failed)
Pot - Miller 9 run (McCall run)
Pot - Burkgart 25 pass from Amos (McGallon run)
Pot - McGallon 20 punt return (Hight run)
Pot - Andres 9 run (Andres run)
* VOLLEYBALL
Trojans advance to championship bracket
IDAHO FALLS - Seniors Savannah Hill and Sydney Wiggins both finished the day with 14 kills as the Post Falls Trojans went 2-1 to complete pool play and advanced to the championship bracket of the 20-team Bonneville-Hillcrest Classic.
In their first game, the Trojans fell to Shelley 25-20, 25-27, 15-10. Post Falls bounced back to win the next two, beating Middleton 25-23, 25-19 and Skyline 25-21, 25-23.
"After a long bus ride it took us a little while to get going," Trojans coach Willow Hanna said. "Our defense was impressive and kept us in matches, and we finished with a lot of blocks and digs."
Brenna Meehan tallied 45 assists, Dani Failor 12 blocks, Amy Booth three aces and Brooke Litalien finished the day with 47 digs for Post Falls (8-10), which plays Rigby in its first match today at 8 a.m.