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PREP ROUNDUP: Ceballos, McKinney help Lakeland sweep Moscow

| April 26, 2013 9:00 PM

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<p>Lakeland High's Evan Johnson tries to regain his bearings after sliding into a cloud of dust across home plate to beat the catcher Thursday during the second game of a doubleheader against Moscow High.</p>

* BASEBALL

RATHDRUM - Lakeland senior pitcher Dustin Ceballos struck out 13 batters on 89 pitches in the first game and Jeremy McKinney went 4 for 4 with three RBIs and three runs scored in the second game for the Lakeland Hawks, who swept a 4A Inland Empire League doubleheader 9-1 and 12-2 from the Moscow Bears at Gorton Field on Thursday.

"Dustin was just dealing all day," Lakeland coach Jason Bradbury said. "He hasn't pitched a bunch and came up as a catcher. We'd noticed before the season that he hadn't thrown much, but he threw a good bullpen and we kind of needed him at Lewiston. He threw well, so we gave him the start tonight. He's kind of a like a diamond in the rough. I was really proud of how he performed."

Troy Carr hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning and Kris Jackson went 3 for 4 with three runs scored and two RBIs the in second game for Lakeland (12-3, 4-0 4A IEL), which hosts Sandpoint on Saturday at noon.

Moscow is 4-8, 2-2.

FIRST GAME

Moscow 000 001 0 - 1 4 2

Lakeland 200 223 x - 9 9 2

Reintjes, Lindstrom (6) and Johnson; Dustin Ceballos and Logan Bruner. W - Ceballos (1-0). L - Reintjes.

HITS: Mos - Redinger, Paul, O'Sullivan, Lindstrom. LL - Jackson, McKinney, Johnson 3, Ceballos, Prockish, Crane 2. 2B - Paul, Lindstrom, Jackson, Johnson, Crane. 3B - Crane.

SECOND GAME

Moscow 110 000 - 2 4 1

Lakeland 102 531 - 12 13 2

Game called in 6th inning due to 10-run rule.

O'Sullivan, Martin (5), Redinger (6) and Martin, Redinger (5); Jeremy McKinney, Troy Carr (5) and Logan Bruner. W - McKinney (3-0). L - O'Sullivan.

HITS: Mos - Martin, Paul, Johnson, Gresch. LL - Jackson 3, McKinney 4, Carr 2, Johnson, Ceballos 2, Wrotenbery. 2B - Jackson, McKinney 3. HR - Carr (3).

Lake City 9

Sandpoint 2

SANDPOINT - Sophomore Parker Gabrielson struck out four in four innings as the Timberwolves beat the Bulldogs at Pine Street Field.

"We swung the bats OK, but came out flat again," Lake City coach Travis Georgius said. "But we did just enough to take care of it. We strung together a bunch of hits and were aggressive on the bases and put some guys in scoring position."

Ethan Brandt and Reilly Cherry had two hits apiece for Lake City (6-10), which travels to Post Falls in a 5A Inland Empire League doubleheader on Saturday starting at noon.

Sandpoint (0-12)travels to Lakeland for a doubleheader Saturday at noon at Gorton Field in Rathdrum.

Lake City 021 024 0 - 9 9 2

Sandpoint 000 200 0 - 2 3 6

Parker Gabrielson, Stephen Babich (5) and Ethan Brandt; Tyler Newton, Paul Sundquist (5) and Jackson Russo. W - Gabrielson (1-0). L - Newton.

HITS: LC - Parson, Brandt 2, Bevacqua, Cherry 2, Schultz, Lake, Gabrielson. Spt - Hancock, Steen, Stangel. 2B - Bevacqua.

Timberlake 6

St. Maries 5

ST. MARIES - Kaden Foster walked to lead off the sixth inning, and scored on Mason Cramer's fielder's choice grounder to break a 5-5 tie as the Tigers edged the Lumberjacks in nonleague play at St. Maries City Park.

Cramer finished 2 for 4 for two RBIs for Timberlake (9-6), which plays an Intermountain League doubleheader at Kellogg on Saturday.

"Their lineup was strong 1 through 9 - and they made us pay for baserunning mistakes," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said.

St. Maries (9-2) tied it at 5 in the fourth, on an RBI single by Dillon Michael and a sacrifice fly by D.J. Turner.

Trying to tie it up in the seventh, St. Maries had a runner thrown out at home on a squeeze play, then had the next two batters strike out.

"It was a game of missed opportunities for us," Tefft said.

St. Maries, second in the Central Idaho League, plays a doubleheader at league-leading Grangeville on Saturday.

Timberlake 302 001 0 - 6 10 2

St. Maries 201 200 0 - 5 7 2

Kaden Foster, Wyatt Howard (4), Derek Hansen (6), John Galloway (7) and Austin Allen, Josh Lampert (4); Dylan Wilson, Janks Maier (6) and Isaac Walters. W - Howard. L - Wilson (0-1). S - Galloway.

HITS: TL - Hansen, Cramer 2, Allen, Masterson 2, Tonkin, Galloway, Foster, Johnson. SM - Michael, Walters, Truscott, Smith 2, Maier, Macumber. 2B - Cramer 2, Johnson, Truscott.

* SOFTBALL

Lake City 14

Sandpoint 0

SANDPOINT - Casey Stangel pitched a no-hitter with 10 strikeouts and one walk to lead the Timberwolves past the Bulldogs at Sandpoint Middle School.

Jordyn McCracken hit a grand slam, Lindsey Willmon homered and Vanessa Shippy - who recently verbally committed to Oklahoma State - had four hits and stole three bases for Lake City (15-0), which travels to Moscow today for a doubleheader.

"Stangel is the X-factor," Sandpoint coach Derek Dickenson said. "She separates them from other teams. We were aggressive, we weren't scared. We were swinging. All you can ask as a coach is to get out there and take some hacks."

Sandpoint (4-8) travels to Lakeland on Saturday for a doubleheader.

Lake City 631 04 - 14 14 0

Sandpoint 000 00 - 0 0 4

Game called after 5 innings due to 10-run rule.

Casey Stangel and Lindsey Willmon; Casey Bottomley and Jessica Strickland. W - Stangel (15-0). L - Bottomley (4-8).

HITS: LC - Shippy 4, Wilson 2, Stangel, Willmon 2, Jackson 3, Wilson, McCracken. Spt - none. HR - Willmon, McCracken.

Post Falls 8

Lakeland 7

RATHDRUM - Dara Kolar had three hits, including a solo home run as the Trojans beat the Hawks in a nonleague game at Lakeland High.

Kristin Klopatek had 14 strikeouts for Lakeland, which committed six errors in the game.

"I was real proud of my team for coming back and battling," Lakeland coach Colleen Bevacqua said. "We had a tough time at the beginning of the game getting going, but came alive at the end. Post Falls did a great job of hitting the ball and taking advantage of our errors."

Erin Ogden and Klopatek had two RBIs each for Lakeland (7-7), which hosts Sandpoint in a 4A Inland Empire League doubleheader on Saturday at 1 p.m.

Katie McDermott had two hits for Post Falls (3-13), which travels to Lewiston on Tuesday for a doubleheader.

Post Falls 150 101 0 - 8 8 1

Lakeland 000 003 4 - 7 16 6

Lexie Butterfield and Katie McDermott; Kristin Klopatek and Tifani Schorzman, Erin Odgen (3). W - Butterfield (2-6). L - Klopatek (7-7).

HITS: PF - King, Gonzales, Kolar 3, McDermott 2, Butterfield. LL - Schwalbach, Odgen 3, Kastning 2, Schorzman 3, Klopatek 2, Prockish, Woolley 3, Langenderfer. 2B - Kolar, Ogden, Kastning, Schorzman. 3B - Schwalbach. HR - Kolar (1), Odgen (2), Klopatek (4).

* GOLF

VanWingerden

medalist for Tigers

PINEHURST - Dylan VanWingerden of Timberlake shot an even-par 36 to nab medalist honors, but Kellogg's boys downed the Tigers 172-188 in an IML dual at Pinehurst Golf Course.

Since Timberlake did not field a full girls team, Kellogg opted to field a junior varsity team - and Wildcat Kassidy Belveal was medalist with a 57.

Kellogg's girls will play in the Chewelah (Wash.) Invitational today.

Par 36

Kellogg 172, Timberlake 188

MEDALIST - Dylan VanWingerden, Timberlake, 36.

KELLOGG - Jesse Lambert 41, Dylan Hendrix 49, Chrishtian deYoung 42, Curtis Briggs 46, Tristan Panke 43.

TIMBERLAKE - VanWingerden 36, Ross Jenkins 47, Jeremy Hofer 57, Eric Parent 51, Skyler Badertscher 54.

Par 37

No complete teams

MEDALIST - Kassidy Belveal, Kellogg JV, 57.

KELLOGG JV - Shelby Durham 76, Belveal 57, Emalie Bumgardner 75.

TIMBERLAKE - Samantha Hughes 70, Amy Hildebrandt 76, Stephanie Simon 70.

*LATE WEDNESDAY

* LACROSSE

Coeur d'Alene 15

Bonners Ferry 3

BONNERS FERRY - Hayden Rhodes scored six goals to lead Coeur d'Alene past Bonners Ferry in a North Idaho Lacrosse League match Wednesday.

Eric Wilde had five assists for Coeur d'Alene (6-2, 4-0 NILL), which hosts Lake City tonight at 5:30.

COEUR d'ALENE: Goals - Tristin Ferreya 2, Karl Haakenson 2, Liam Johnson 2, John Ortiz 1, Hayden Rhodes 6, Eric Wilde 2. Assists - Harrison Davies 1, Karl Haakenson 3, Eric Wilde 5. Saves - Ryan Steiner 3.

BONNERS FERRY: Goals - Abeata 1, Wilson 2. Assists - Aitken 1, Miller 1, Wilson 1. Saves - not available.


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