YOUTH SPORTS: Hoop shoot, swimming, soccer, wrestling and more
ELKS HOOP SHOOT
For the third straight year the Coeur d'Alene Elks Lodge will be represented at the Elks National Hoop Shoot Championships in Springfield, Mass., on April 20.
And for the second consecutive year, that representative will be Coeur d'Alene's Zach Mackimmie.
Mackimmie earned his trip to the national championships with a victory at the Northwest Regionals on March 2 in Portland, Ore. Mackimmie stepped up to the boys' 12-13 year-old age division this year and was just as dominant as he was in the lower age group in the past.
Taylor Dietz-Roberts, competing in the girls 8-9 year-old age division took second place as part of an impressive Idaho contingent at the Regional Hoop Shoot.
Mackimmie was locked in a duel with Alaska's Carter Moore. Moore started off the competition sinking nine of his 10 first round shots. Mackimmie, shooting in the fourth position, hit his first nine shots in the opening round before missing one.
That put the pressure on Moore in round two. Moore struggled a little with his shot and only made 10 of the 15 shots in round two.
Mackimmie had the opening he needed, clinching the trip to nationals when he sank the 12th shot of the second round. All that was left was to see if he could capture the one award that had eluded him the previous year, the Frank Hise Top Shooter Trophy given to the best boy and girl competitors regardless of age category. Mackimmie made two of the final three shots to win the extra award.
Mackimmie finished the competition with a score of 22 out of 25, three better than Moore.
"It wasn't as close this year as last year," said Mackimmie, who is a sixth-grader at Canfield Middle School. "If I had made 22 last year, I would have had to be in a shoot-off."
Dietz-Roberts was making her first trip to the regional championships and nearly made it a memorable one.
Jada Yeater of Lakewood, Wash., was the first round leader, making nine of 10 shots in the first round. Dietz-Roberts, shooting in the fourth spot of the draw, was two shots behind with seven points after round one.
Yeater set the bar high in round two, making 11 of her 15 shots for a final score of 20.
Dietz-Roberts responded by making her first 11 shots in the second round. But the 9-year-old from Atlas Elementary missed three straight shots for a final score of 19 out of 25 and second place.
"She had a great experience," said Desiree Roberts, Taylor's mother. "She made some great friends with the other girls her age from the different states."
Once again, Idaho dominated the Northwest Regional competition. Moscow's Tatiana Mendoza won the girls' 12-13 year-old age group and the girls' Frank Hise Top Shooter Trophy, and Weiser's Lily Richins won the girls' 10-11 year-old age group. In addition to Dietz-Roberts' second place finish, Idaho competitors also took second in the boys' 8-9 and the boys'10-11 age groups.
SWIMMING
CAST at short course swimming championships: The biggest meet of the season, the Inland Empire Short Course Championships, was held on March 1-3, at the University of Idaho pool in Moscow.
The Coeur d'Alene Area Swim Team Crocs placed second overall, beating a number of larger teams in the process. The Crocs also took home the spirit award for the fourth consecutive year, a record unmatched by any other team.
Three CAST swimmers took high-point honors for their age group in the meet.
Alisa Felshaw in 10 and under girls completely dominated her age group, as did Cole Curtis in the 11-12 boys, and Bryce Kananowicz in 15-18 men. Jonathan Archer was second in the high point competition in the 11-12 boys. Bryce Kananowicz, a highly sought after college recruit, set 6 meet records and just missed two more.
"The swimming in finals on Sunday night was easily the best performance ever by a CAST team," CAST coach Bob Wood said. "The last night, after three days of intense competition, the team raised their game to a whole new level and everyone improved their standings and had best times. I have no idea how they dug so deep but everyone fed off the energy and found a way to raise their game."
The Tri-Cities Channel Cats won the meet with 1021 points, with CAST, with 23 fewer swimmers, just 199 points behind at 822 points, followed by Velocity (Wenatchee, Wash.) with 623 and the Spokane Waves with 609.
Swimmers placing in the top three at the meet included Alisa Felshaw, 1st in 50, 100, 200 free, 1st in the 50 and 100 back, and 2nd in the 50 and 100 fly, and 3rd in the 200 IM; Cole Curtis, 1st in the 100 and 200 free, 200 IM, 50 and 100 breast, 100 fly, 2nd in the 50 fly and 50 free; Jon Archer, 1st in the 200 free, the mile, 50 back, 100 back, 2nd in the 100 IM and 200 IM, and 3rd in the 100 fly; Maggie de Tar ,1st in the 500 free, 100 free, 200 breast, 2nd in the 50 free, 3rd in the 200 back; Bryce Kananowicz 1st in the 200 and 500 free, mile, 200 and 400 IM, 100 and 200 fly, 100 and 200 back, and 200 free; Caleb Markowski, 1st in the 200 IM, 2nd in the 100 back, 50 fly, 100 IM; Nicole Rozier, 2nd in the 100 fly, 400 IM, 200 IM, 200 back, 3rd in the 100 back; Tiffany Portue, 2nd in the 400 IM; Joe Loftus, 2nd in the 100 back, 3rd in the 50 free; Ethan Cordes, 2nd in the 200 fly; Micah Hudlet, 3rd in the 100 breast; Sarah Nichols, 1st in the 100 breast; 3rd in the 100 IM and 50 breast; and Hannah Gonzales, 2nd in the 200 free.
On March 8-10, 65 swimmers from CAST competed in the Shamrock Shakeup Invitational at Whitworth University in Spokane. The meet offered the last chance for swimmers to qualify for Age Group Sectionals, and four swimmers took advantage of the opportunity. Gabe Markowski, Chang He, Kyle Jones, and Caleb Markowski all swam new qualifying times for the meet in two weeks in Federal Way, Wash.
CAST took home second place, and had many individual high point finshers. Ryan English and Kyle Jones tied for high point for 15-and-over boys, while Ellie Dereu took first and Kailee Guerdette second for the 15-and-over girls. Matt Chastain took third for 13-14 boys, and Micah Hudlet did the same in her 13-14 girls division. Marcus Rozier and Sarah Nicholls both took third in the 11-12 category for boys and girls respectively, and Caleb Markwoski won the outright title for 9-10 boys. Isaiah Hudlet took second for the 8-and-under boys division.
SELECT SOCCER
Idaho Thunder: Several Thunder teams competed in the Inland Northwest 5-a-side tournament in Spokane.
For the boys the under-10 boys (Sater) took first and second as the teams had to play against each other in the finals. The U11 boys (Halseth) took 2nd, U12 boys (Beckett) took third and U18 boys (Curry) took second. For the girls the U10 girls (Moate) took first, the U12 girls (Averett) took fourth and U14 girls Foster/VanLeuven took fourth.
Sting U11 boys: The Sting played as the Sting Swarm, coached by Mike Meehan, in the Inland Northwest 5-a-side tournament in Spokane.
The Swarm beat the Spokane Scotties 8-3 as Tyler Shaw scored three goals, Diego McClure and Jackson Henkle two each, and Christopher Swider one goal and one assist.
The Swarm lost 9-7 to the Thunder. Carter Gordon had three goals and an assist, Tyler Shaw three goals, Jackson Henkle one for the Swarm.
The Swarm lost to the Spokane Shadow 7-1. Diego McClure scored the goal, assisted by Jackson Henkle.
The Swarm beat ASE BO1 Grillo 10-2. Tyler Shaw had three goals and an assist, Carter Gordon had two goals and an assist, Christopher Swider and Jackson Henkle each scored twice, Paul Wineinger scored once and Keenan Novak had an assist.
Another Sting U11 boys team played as the Sting Yellow Jackets, coached by Rob Riley.
The Yellow Jackets beat the Spokane Scotties 7-5, as Braden Jackson scored three goals, Bennett Forsberg two, Kyler Sorensen and Caden Hess one each, and Garrett Noordam and Jacob Baker had one assist each.
The Jackets then lost 6-1 to ASE BO1 Grillo. Kyler Sorensen scored for the Jackets, assisted by Garrett Noordam.
The Yellow Jackets tied the SCS Shadow 5-5. Kyler Sorensen scored three goals, Caden Hess and Bennett Forsberg one each. Garrett Noordam and Braden Jackson had two assists each.
The Yellow Jackets lost their final game to the Swarm 7-4.
Sting U10 boys (Sunderland): The Sting finished third in the Inland Northwest 5-A-side tournament in Spokane last weekend. Sunderland went 4-1 with four shutouts, giving up two goals in the tournament. On Saturday, the Sting beat Thunder-Johnson 3-0 and Sting Celtic 4-0. On Sunday, the Sting Sunderland beat Sting United 4-0, Cobra Premier 2-0, and lost to Idaho Thunder-Sater 1-2.
Sting U9 boys (Barcelona). The Sting played in the Inland Northwest 5-a-Side Tournament in Spokane Valley last weekend.
The Sting started out with a 3-1 loss to the Sting U10 New Castle. Talon Mitchell scored the lone goal. The Sting then posted a 1-1 tie against Moscow United U10. Miles Jones scored the lone goal.
On Sunday, the Sting beat the Idaho Thunder U10 Johnson B 3-0 on two goals by Miles Jones and one by Sean Dremann. They then lost 6-1 to Cobra Premier Soccer Othello. Jameson Elliott scored Sting's lone goal.
The Sting capped off the weekend with a 3-1 playoff win against Idaho Thunder U10 Johnson. Miles Jones scored two goals, Logan Robillard one.
Sting U9 boys (United): This Sting team also played in the Inland Northwest 5-a-side Tournament in Spokane Valley last weekend.
The Sting started out with a 2-1 win against Idaho Thunder U10 Johnson B. Walker Jump scored both goals for Sting U9 United.
The Sting then lost 6-1 to Idaho Thunder U10 Sater A. Noah Janzen scored the lone goal for Sting. The Sting then won their third game on Saturday by beating the Sting U9 Celtic 3-0 on two goals by Cooper Prohaska and one by Walker Jump.
On Sunday, the Sting lost 4-0 to the Sting U10 Sunderland. In a battle for third place, the Sting capped off the weekend with a 1-0 playoff loss to the Sting U10 New Castle.
WRESTLING
Team Real Life won the Mining Town middle school wrestling tournament in Butte, Mont., on Feb. 16, and the 9th annual Cyclops Memorial folkstyle tournament in Butte the following day.
Team Real Life had seven wrestlers in the finals at the Mining Town tournament and came away with five champions. TRL scored 29 team points to win the medium team championship. Billings was second with 35 points.
Ridge Lovett, Braydon Huber, Tanner Johnson, Jason Burchell and Nick Wilson all won championships. Matthew McLeod and Colton Kazmierczak each finished second. Brad Wiggs was third and Wyatt Shelly placed fourth.
TRL won the medium team championships at the Cyclops tourney for the third year in a row at the Butte Civic Center.
Wyatt Shelly and Ridge Lovett won championships for TRL. Wyatt Shelly defeated Colby Howell of East Helena Wrestling 10-0 in the championship match of the Novice 100-pound division. Shelly did not allow a point during the tournament. Ridge Lovett pinned Nick Kunz of Helena Wrestling Club in the first period to win the schoolboy 77-pound division. Lovett pinned all his opponents in the tournament.
Nick Wilson placed second in the 128-pound bracket, losing 4-2 to Hayden Schrull of East Helena Wrestling in the championship match. Tanner Johnson, Jason Burchell and Braydon Huber all finished third, Colton Kazmierczak finished fourth and Matthew McLeod and AJ De La Rosa finished fifth.
SELECT SOFTBALL
Wildfire tryouts set: The Northwest Wildfire fastpitch softball program is having tryouts for its 12U and 14U travel teams on Sunday from 2-3:30 p.m. at Premier Sports Center, 5980 E. Commerce Loop in Post Falls.
Information: 691-1852
BOWLING
River City Lanes
March 9
BANTAMS
HIGH GAMES - Trevor Cord 107, Aidan Carlson 91.
HIGH SERIES - Trevor Cord 182, Aidan Carlson 173.
HIGH GAMES - Mackenzie Tucker 103, 102.
HIGH SERIES - Mackenzie Tucker 205, Katelyn Moylan 139.
HIGH GAMES - Cassidy Peacock 195, Skyler Huber 158.
HIGH SERIES - Cassidy Peacock 449, Skyler Huber 424.
HIGH GAMES - Tannis Iversen 90, Hailey Howard 87.
HIGH SERIES - Tannis Iversen 249, Hailey Howard 227.
JUNIORS/SENIORS
HIGH GAMES - Aaron Smith 215, Jonathan White 213.
HIGH SERIES - Aaron Smith 562, Anthony Huck 516.
HIGH GAMES - Savahnnah Stocker 210, 203.
HIGH SERIES - Savahnnah Stocker 599, Tanisha Parent 364, Shaylynn Ramsey 362.
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Basketball
March 9
Boys 5th and 6th Grade
Spirits vs. Foust Logging - Dawson Cramer 14, Denton Meijerink 6, JT Wilfong 8, Jason Lukes 2, Chase Gardom 8, Louis Powell 8, Jimmy Turman 8, Austin McPike 2, Bailey Brodwater 2, Patric Dickens 2, Bill Blauvelt 3.
O'Reilly Auto Parts vs. The Boyz - Dakota Kirk 4, Tyler Parks 10, Carson Seay 2, Colton Simpson 2, Westley Sando 4, Logan Reed 4, Jonlun Ohlig 10, Jacob Tyler 4, Levi Eastmond 2, Charlie Kuehn 6.
Dave Smith vs. Little Smiles - Max Arno 14, Dylan Bishop 4, Colton Boettcher 6, Dylan Kluss 2, Bridger Peterson, Chase Russell 4, Avery Gardner 14.
Legends vs. Dickinson Insurance - Caleb Ditez 15, Alex Lycan 10, CJ Moore 4, Caleb Pearson 4, Tommy Pearson 2, Jesse Walton 4, Wyatt Dickinson 10, Nick Knowles 3, Ammon Munyer 10.
Girls 5th and 6th grade
Pointe Pest Control vs. LaRiviere Excavation - Sarah Boyer 2, Shayna Weitzel 5, Madison Salois 8, Cynthia Gregg 8, Rianna LaRiviere 2, Ashlyn Allen 10.
Pro-Build vs. Dairy Queen - Lindsey Meyer 10, Lauryn Cooper 12, Madelyn Kime 10, Katelynn McCrady 2, Aliyah Thorp 2.
McDonalds vs. Panhandle State Bank - Annastacia Austin 2, Savannah Carr 7, Megan Castle 8, Alicia Edelblute 6, Darby McDevitt 10, Abigail McKibben 2, Zoe Potter 6, Katalynn Kline 2, Mikayla Moseley 2, Mikayla Olson 2, Kennedy Williams 6.
Lions Club vs. Sports Cellar - Katrina Berkhousen 8, Catherine Kennedy 8, Hannah Kennedy 4, Alaina Pruitt 8, Mariella Cashen 4, Sammi Penick 1, Kathryn Phillips 2, Hailey Tingey 2.
Kuma Stoves vs. Honey Buckets - Mackenzie Wells 8, Ashely Fisher 9, Hailee Jo Daniel 6, Sara Herr 8.
POST FALLS RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Basketball
March 9
1st/2ND-GRADE BOYS
Congratulations to the Knudtsen Chevrolet "White" players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
American Fence: Brandon Davidson- 4 points, Troy Ostlund- 8 points, Luke Reece- 8 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Black": Blair Crane- 6 points, Konner McKenzie- 14 points, Gabriel Jenicek- 4 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Irish Green": Brannon Arman- 2 points, Shawn Hudson- 2 points, Jaezyn Lee- 6 points, Cannon McKeown- 12 points, Tate Vasquez- 20 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Light Blue": Jayden Butler- 12 points, Coalby Calkins- 6 points, Luke Curlee- 8 points, Gavin Hearth- 6 points, Nathan Stroud- 8 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Lime Green": Tyler Engelson- 6 points, Zachary Engelson- 10 points, Kaleb Gadley- 2 points, Caden Marmon- 16 points, Trenton McLean- 2 points, Randy TerMaaten- 12 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Navy Blue": Kaden Duran- 8 points, Trevor Miller- 6 points, Mason Steibbech- 10 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Orange": Griffin Gosch- 10 points, Justice Smith- 4 points, Jordan Summers- 8 points, Kyren Umphenour- 2 points, Lovie Weil- 6 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Red": Tyler Jacobson- 8 points, Michael Johnson- 10 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Royal Blue": Logan Delbridge- 6 points, Lincon Estes- 4 points, Cole Featherstone- 2 points, Christopher Gabbert- 2 points, Tre Krzysiek- 12 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Tan": Sebastian Centers- 6 points, Tye DeSouza- 2 points, Rylan Hoye- 2 points, Conner Lime- 16 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "White": Carsyn Ward- 6 points, Dontae Weil- 10 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Yellow": Liam Bentz- 10 points, Ashton Dotts- 22 points, Kadin Peterson- 2 points, Wyatt Phillips- 4 points, Carson Sorensen- 2 points;
River City Hospice: Ethan Boni- 12 points, Dawson Pratt- 4 points, Cooper Russworm- 2 points, Drew Zeller- 10 points, Isaac Ziegler- 6 points;
Viking Construction: Cole Cripps- 4 points, Austin Rutherford- 4 points, Keller Tracey- 10 points, Jorden Lang- 4 points, Taven Lang- 4 points;
1st/2ND-GRADE GIRLS
Congratulations to the Knudtsen Chevrolet "Lime Green" players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
American Fence: Journey Hinz- 8 points, Shelbee Morlan- 12 points, Acaja-Lyn Scott- 24 points, Jillian-Kate Scott- 2 points;
Classical Christian Academy; Laetitia Aspen- 4 points, Leandra Noreini- 4 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Lime Green": Joely Gardiner- 4 points, Kaylah Palmer- 4 points, Ava Smith- 12 points, Shayna Verdal- 20 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Pink": Kalli DeLeonard- 2 points, Myriah Foeller- 2 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "Purple": Katherine Berg- 10 points, Sienna Fortune- 12 points, Jordyn Hollenbeck- 8 points, Jillian Russworm- 2 points, Ciara Soumas- 10 points;
Knudtsen Chevrolet "White": Jenna Chase- 14 points, Kamdyn Krieger- 6 points, Malia Lindquist- 2 points, Haylee Potts- 20 points;
River City Hospice: Elliot Clamp- 20 points, Rebecca Daly- 2 points, Honey St. George- 20 points;
Viking Construction: Madisyn Beck- 10 points, Kinlee McLean- 10 points, Kaitlyn Parker- 4 points, Natalia Weil- 4 points;
3RD/4TH GRADE BOYS
Congratulations to the Stan Craft Boat Co. players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
Capone's Pub & Grill: Austin Melton- 2 points, Jace Singer- 9 points, Tristan Snowder- 4 points, Jordan Vinyard- 4 points;
Coeur d' Alene Pediatrics: Christian Curlee- 4 points, Trevor Edwards- 6 points, Blake Gleaves- 2 points, Scotty Hocking- 5 points, James Lee- 2 points;
Interstate Plastic Inc: Mason Allen- 2 points, Josiah Heath- 8 points, Tyler Lyons- 2 points, Austin Portner- 2 points, Aden Sandlin- 9 points, Josiah Shields- 8 points;
Legends Sports Photography: Cameron Abbott- 2 points, Chase Berg- 2 points, Nick Chase- 2 points, Ethan Johnson- 2 points, Ethan Mendy- 2 points, Riley Peterson- 6 points, Konner Velacich- 2 points;
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Cole Ditto- 2 points, Jacob Ditto- 2 points, Isaiah Meredith- 4 points, Noah Meredith- 2 points, Ethan Miller- 4 points;
Paul Bunyan: Levi Grassi- 2 points, Cameron Moors- 2 points, Andy Wallace- 9 points, Tristan White- 4 points;
St. Joseph's Ear, Nose, Throat Clinic: Cameron Estes- 6 points, Devin Myers- 8 points, Zachary Rodriguez- 8 points, Tanner Sessions- 3 points, Sean Tierney- 4 points;
Saturday Night Inc: Kason Gadley- 2 points, Alex Horning- 14 points, Lars Horning- 8 points, Cameron Ursillo- 4 points;
Stan Craft Boat Co: Matthew Bangs- 2 points, Jake Bustamante- 6 points, Zachary Clark- 2 points, Caleb Duce- 6 points, Sawyer Thompson- 2 points, Spencer Zeller- 16 points;
Washington Trust Bank: Colby Bernhart- 2 points, Brett Branson- 2 points, Ryan Sorensen- 16 points, Lance Thompson- 4 points;
3RD/4TH GRADE GIRLS
Congratulations to the Hagadone Directories players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
AdvoCare: Hannah Easterbrooks- 1 point, Lexie Heath- 9 points, Mya Higgins- 16 points, Anika LaBelle- 2 points, Greta Neely- 2 points;
Awards Etc: Hannah Christensen- 19 points, Jaiden Eberly- 4 points, Emily Johnson- 2 points, Lizzy Owens- 2 points;
Hagadone Directories: Brianna Barnhart- 12 points, Gabriella Dunham- 4 points, Skilar McLean- 2 points, Kaysha Walton- 2 points, Afton Porter- 2 points;
Kootenai Animal Hospital: Kassie Gardiner- 21 points, Alyssa Krause- 2 points, Brooklyn Minden- 8 points;
P1FCU: Claire Featherstone- 12 points, Emily Hughes- 2 points, Maya Kowatsch- 18 points, Kennedie Krieger- 2 points;
Post Falls Family Dental Care: Lauren Faulkner- 8 points, Macie Vaanmarte- 2 points;
5TH/6TH GRADE BOYS
Congratulations to the Post Falls Taco Bell players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
Advanced Benefits: Zachary Becker- 6 points, Jacob Gentry- 2 points, Jacob Maurer- 2 points, Ethan Mitchell- 2 points, Tyler Smart- 6 points, Garin Vannoy- 2 points;
Blue Dog R.V: No Stats Reported;
Curtis Orthodontics: Owen Benson- 6 points, Jeb Brown- 6 points, Dakota Carlisle- 2 points, Payton Edmonds- 8 points, Eli Hocking- 2 points, Paul Keating- 4 points, Dylan Paine- 10 points, Houston Sasselli- 1 point;
Knudtsen Chevrolet: Griffen Cooper- 2 points, Jake Reynolds- 2 points, Tommy Simpson- 8 points, Tyler Trengove- 4 points, Carson Ursillo- 1 point;
Nate's New York Pizza: Andrew Davidson- 2 points, Felix McGowan- 4 points, Dominic Meier- 6 points;
Post Falls Taco Bell: Austin Allen- 4 points, Levi Carlson- 2 points, Phillip Connelly- 2 points, Carsen Daughenbaugh- 4 points, Noah Walsh- 2 points, Kyle Young- 13 points;
Spencer C Wirig DMD, Lakeview Dental: Ethan Andrich- 2 points, Dominik Dotts- 8 points, Kam Giovanelli- 2 points, Kamren Nelson- 6 points, Jacob Stevenson- 8 points;
Wood Doctor: Kyle Anson- 4 points, Jake Donohoe- 7 points, Brandon Gardiner- 2 points, Micahel Laine- 6 points, Rylee Lysne- 11 points;
5Th/6TH GRADE GIRLS
Congratulations to the Northwest Computing Pro's players, coaches and parents for winning the sportsmanship award!
Dave Smith Motors: Mariah Nickerson- 4 points, Arianna Portner- 2 points, Jadyn Singer- 1 point, Kayla Walters- 1 point, Niketta Janoski- 4 points, Elexys Wood- 6 points;
Moss Family Dental: Mae Dawson- 2 points, Sandy Faulkner- 4 points;
Northwest Computing Pro's: Echo Anderson- 5 points, Chalee Buck- 2 points, Jewel Cox- 6 points, Allee Huff- 2 points, Sierra Parson- 3 points;
Peach Orthodontics: Avery Featherstone- 4 points, Tyler McCliment-Call- 18 points, Jacksen McCliment-Call- 8 points;
7TH-9TH GRADE BOYS
Heartwood Family Dental (2 Games): Christian Gomez- 3 points, Ted Haney- 9 points, T.J. Kirk- 3 points, Jake Shelton- 2 points, Sheldon Sloane- 2 points, Jacob Macomber- 5 points;
Kindred Concierge (2 Games): Draven Evans- 1 point, Malachi Huelar- 10 points, Taylor LaFountain- 1 point, Nathan LaFountain- 2 points, Jeremy McFadden- 1 point;
North Idaho College (2 Games): Bryce Arieta- 4 points, Hayden Hansen- 1 point, Andrew Stedman- 15 points;
Northwest Computing Pro's: Jayben Bunce- 6 points, Charles Morris- 1 point, Luke Palmer- 2 points, Nathaniel Sakwi- 6 points;
7TH-9TH GRADE GIRLS
Heartwood Family Dental (2 Games): Alexis Funk- 1 point, Shelby Sebastin- 3 points, Alissa- 2 points;
Kindred Concierge (2 Games): Alexis Young- 17 points, Brooke Doerr- 6 points, Faith Carpenter- 2 points;
North Idaho College (2 Games): Adilynn Ceriello- 1 point, Hali Harmon- 1 point, Gabrielle Edlund- 18 points;
Northwest Computing Pro's (2 Games): Marisa Lacroix- 4 points, Macky Morris- 8 points, Ally Morris- 2 points, Ciera Bailey- 6 points;
COEUR d'ALENE RECREATION
Basketball
K Boys Division
Green Tea Hawaii - Dylan Sutich 6 and Paxton Zimmerman 2. Pediatric Dental Center - Ben Hannigan-Luther 12, Owen Field 8, Payson Irwin, Asher Williams and Aaron Sadler 6, Maddox Le 4, Cooper Irwin 2. Ironman CDA - Brady Duce 4, Easton Spencer and Carter Woodman 2. Cd'A Tribe - Connor Carver and Jacob Molina 4, Reed Sylte and Chief Allan 2.
1st Grade Boys Division
Hagadone Directories - Chet Hanna 10, Cale Allen and Harper Barlow 4, Gavin Bohn 2. Blacks Raingutters - Ben Ryan 10, Luke Heffter 4, Greyson Hoffman 2. Beau Monde Exchange - Gavin Trost 14, Camden Gipson and Toby Tebbe 10, Cason Miller, Jordan Comstock, and Caden Symons 6, Charlie Dixon 2. North Idaho College - Taycen Cooper 6, Ryan Steinberg 2. Polin & Young Construction - Reed Whatcott 12, Ramsey Rainio 10, Rydge Oertli and Jackson Jennings 2. McDonalds - Jonathon Boyer, Boston Spear, Brian Gibbs, Braeden Newby, and Rhys Williams 2. Polin & Young Construction - Ramsey Rainio and Reed Whatcott 12, Rydge Oertli 10, Wyatt Storey 6, Jackson Jennings 2. North Idaho College - Landen Paradee and Caden Rajanen 4, Ryan Steinberg, Taycen Cooper, Hudson Ford 2. Blacks Raingutters - Ben Ryan and Luke Heffter 4, and Alex Thrall 2. Cd'A Oddfellows - Braydn Arrieta 10, Gunnar Larson, Paxon Bunch, and Connor Hindberg 6.
2nd Grade Boys Division
Wells Fargo Advisors-Dana Specht - Cole Courtney 8, Joey Specht 6, Ethan Johnson, Thomas Peterson, and Logan Lind 2. Cd'A Press - Elliot Smart 10, Brodie Waddell 8, Jamey McLachlan 6, Zakry Wenglikowski 4, Jacob Thompson and Matt Willhite 2. Ironman CDA - Deacon Kiesbuy 8, Bryce Allred, Bryce Hall, and Joey Kohal 6, Ethan Raivio and Kolton Mitchell 4, Bryce Snow 2. Pure Farm Produce - Cameron Esser and Andrew Murphy 6, Kyle Seman, Cameron Davey, Gavin Gorman 2. Idaho Trust Bank - Jese Brown 10, Logan Haynes, Cooper Prohaska 8, Colton Farrar and Trevor Cogley 6, Ethan Sayler 4. Lakeside Pediatrics - Colin Cherney 8, Gage Vieitenheimer 6, Logan Markowski 6, and Romynn Schaefer 2. Farmers Insurance-Dave Nipp - Carson Barnett 12, Brodie Beebe 10, Varick Meredith 8, Trey Nipp 6, Zachary Johnson 4. Legends Sports Photography - Ridge Williams 8, Nash Brittain and Camden Matthews 4. Wells Fargo Advisors-Dana Specht - Joey Specht 6 and Reid Bartholdt 2. Northwest Realty - Conner Sheridan and Steve Burgess Jr. 8, Gabe Means 6, Grayson George, Cody Morgan and Julian Conigliaro 4. Idaho Trust Bank - Jesse Brown 10, Cooper Prohaska 7, Trevor Cogley 6, and Ethan Sayler 4. Pure Farm Produce - Cameron Esser and Kyle Seman 2. Lakeside Pediatrics - Colin Cherny 18, Romynn Schaefer, Gage Veitenheimer 6, Logan Markowski 4, and Carson Costello 2. Ironman CDA - Kolton Mitchell 12, Deacon Kiesbuy 10, Bryce Hall 6, Bryce Snow and Bryce Allred 4, Joey Kohal 2. Wells Fargo- Dana Specht - Joey Specht 4, Cole Courtney, Reid Bartholdt, and Thomas Peterson 2. Legends Sports Photography - Ridge Williams 14, Nash Brittain 4, Ryder Garrett 2.
2nd Grade Girls Division
Kimmel Athletic Supply - Kameron Holzer 10, Hannah Cummings 8, and Lacey Lightfoot 2. Cd'A Press - Nicole Adams 14, Cailyn Carver 6, and Lyli Peters 4. Cheri Bloom DDS - Karsyn Bowlin 10, Brynn Johnson 4, and Taryn Olson 2. Pediatric Dental Center - Kamryn Pickford 16, Reagan Jeanselme 4, Kyla Wallis, Dorie Kiesbuy, Kristine Schmidt 2. Kimmel Athletic Supply - Kameron Holzer 18, Ella Morton and Lacey Lightfoot 4. Cd'A Press - Addison Jonz 8, Kendall Loutsis, Josie Schultz, and Lyli Peters 2. Cheri Bloom DDS - Joselyn Sutich, Anna Betts, and Sophia Tandy 4, Karsyn Bowlin, Brooke Odenthal, Brynn Johnson, Taryn Olson, Tessa Tandy, and Delaney Drummond 2. Pediatric Dental Center - Kristine Schmidt 14, Kamryn Pickford 10, Reagan Jeanselme 4, Ella Robles and Trinity Gese 2.
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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019