Local bowling

HIGH GAMES - Tom Davenport 300, Ken Huck Jr. 300, Lonnie Stocker 279, Steve Beasley 279, Dan Baldwin 278.

HIGH SERIES - Tom Davenport 766, Nick Borgaro 756, Ken Huck Jr. 739.

OTHER 240 SERIES - Larry Todd 258, Mark Mills 247, Ken Huck Jr. 268-245, Nick Borgaro 268-258-249, Joey Borgaro 248-246, Gary Cook 243, Darell Braaten 245, Jason Columbus 258, Cody Hawkins 247, Jimmy McCart 246-244, Lief Williams 246, Brian Dalka 245, Mark Stolley 243, Tim Guy 265, Mike Durk 262, Richard Halverson 255, Bob Sommer 247, Jason Rex 247, Mark Stolley 246, Chuck Phelps 245-244, Zach Hatch 244, Jason Rex 247, John Cuttting 257, Lyle Elo 248, Tony Campos 256, Vince Blanchette 259-257-252-243, Jon Cutting 249, Mike Pederson 246, J.R. Conrow 256, Jeff Romans 252, Frank Burnette 265, Jeff Sears 267, Dave Barnes 247, Phil Hagen 258, Jimmie Boyce 257, Corey Still 256, John Ely 248, Joe Mullen 244, Billy Fletcher 259-243, Tom Davenport 257, Sean MacNiven 244.

OTHER 640 SERIES - Mark Mills 644, Ken Huck Jr. 739, Nick Borgaro 756-734, Joey Borgaro 686-675, Gary Cook 680, Darell Braaten 677, Lonnie Stocker 684, Jimmy McCart 722, Lief Williams 655, Floyd Mossburgh 650, Tim Guy 649, Mike Durk 709, Bob Sommer 718, Jason Rex 671, Tim Dewitz 659, Jody Jennison 657, Stewart See 641, Lyle Elo 676, Don Smith 643, Joe Mullen 649, Tony Campos 681, Vince Blachette 720-685-664, Chuck Phelps 674, Danny Cutting 652, Doug Eastwood 669, Rob Stratton Jr. 661, Mike Pederson 640, Steve Beasley 682, Dave Alton 669, J.R. Conrow 675, Don Smith 652, Jack Smetana 648, Scott Ellis 659, Jeff Romans 657, Myles Santos 644, Jeff Sears 688, Phil Hagen 697, Jimmie Boyce 654, Corey Still 687, Dan Baldwin 710, Ron Kegley 700, Joe Mullen 669, Billy Fletcher 692, Mike Durk 665, Jeff Stan 675.

HIGH GAMES - Paula Phelps 264, Robyn Carlton 254, Kim Sternod 239.

HIGH SERIES - Paula Phelps 767, Kim Sternod 654, Robyn Carlton 605.

OTHER 210 GAMES -Cathy Werner 223, Cherie Borgaro 216-211, Melissa Williams 235, Paula Phelps 256-247-217, Crystal Bachteler 233, Sandy Friberg 216, Erin Sackmann 215, Barbara Ferguson 214, Rachael Beamis 223, Jackie Montgomery 238, Nancy Carlson 224, Bailey O'Brien 216, Kim Stan 215.

OTHER 540 SERIES - Cathy Werner 576, Becky Dudley 559, Cherie Borgaro 599-554, Melissa Williams 573, Paula Phelps 635, Sandy Friberg 586, Erin Sackmann 578, Christine Prescott 569, Lisa Loy 550, Jackie Montgomery 592, Karen Blanchette 572, Nancy Carlson 558, Jo Lee Mullen 551, Bailey O'Brien 565, Kim Stan 591.

SPLITS - Lynne Prokop 7-10, Josephine Phillips 5-7, 3-8-10, Vicki Fusch 2-4-7-10, Andrea McDermott 5-10, Inge Heintz 5-10, Twyla Cope 5-7.

SENIOR LEAGUE SPLITS - Bev Flick 2-7, 3-10, Tony Venturino 3-6-7-10, Virginia LaFleur 3-10, Gladys Haines 3-9-10, Donna Bailey 6-7-10, Gary Williams 4-5, Fern Miles 5-10, John Ely 6-7-10, Bill Carder 3-10, Char Smith 3-10, Donna Ellis 4-5.

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Two years later, as a redshirt freshman at Idaho, he's just another example of a quarterback showing it's just as important -- perhaps even more important -- what he has between the ears, not just how tall he is.

Now, if the Vandals could only find a way for him to not have to take so many crushing hits ...

MARK RYPIEN, the former Shadle Park, Washington State and Super Bowl MVP quarterback who also has ties to North Idaho, recently competed in "Big Break NFL Puerto Rico," a golf competition aired on The Golf Channel. The show premiers next Tuesday at 6 p.m. and airs weekly on Tuesday nights.

Rypien and other former NFL players Tim Brown, Marc Bulger, Al Del Greco, Chris Doleman and Jerry Rice recently participated in a conference call promoting the event. According to a transcript provided by a Golf Channel PR guy, here's what "Ryp" had to say about a couple of topics:

On the pressure of competing on Big Break NFL Puerto Rico: "To be on a stage and put in an environment where we are playing golf for somebody else, holy smokes, you know, I thought playing in Tahoe was difficult. This thing is tenfold."

(Rypien won the inaugural American Celebrity Championship golf tournament at Lake Tahoe in 1990, and finished second this year.)

On the first month of the NFL season: "The fear of the game, none of these quarterbacks have the fear anymore. You don't have the fear of 56 (Lawrence Taylor) coming down your backside breathing down your neck to knock your head off and the rules have changed and quarterbacks have the luxury of doing what they want to do and the defense is really like Chris said, in handcuffs."

ROCKY MOUNTAIN High of Meridian, which came in ranked second in the state in 5A football, was stunned at home 42-26 by fourth-ranked Capital of Boise last week.

Capital (5-0, 4-0 5A Southern Idaho Conference) trailed 20-7 at halftime and 26-14 in the third quarter before scoring the game's last 28 points.

Rocky (4-1, 3-1), you may recall, beat Lake City 63-41 in its season opener. Also that night, Capital won 35-0 at Post Falls.

If the seeds hold true, the top team out of Boise will travel north to play at the top team from the 5A Inland Empire League in the state semifinals.

COMING OFF off that thrilling 36-30 victory at Post Falls last week to open 5A Inland Empire League play, Lake City (3-2) is idle this week. The Timberwolves return to action Oct. 11 at Sandpoint, then close out the regular season with three home games -- Oct. 18 vs. Chiawana of Pasco, Wash., Oct. 25 vs. Coeur d'Alene and Oct. 31 vs. Lewiston.

"We're still a work in progress," Troxel said. "Having a bye, we can get Gavan (Rosteck) and Tucker (Louie-McGee) and some other guys healthier."

Mark Nelke is sports editor of The Press. He can be reached at 664-8176, Ext. 2019, or via email at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter at CdAPressSports.

VANDALS

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Now, of course, that kind of performance against a winless team like Temple (0-4) is one thing. The task gets more challenging this Saturday, when Fresno State (4-0), ranked No. 23 by The Associated Press and No. 21 by USA Today, comes to Moscow to play the Vandals (1-4).

Honorable mention: Idaho quarterback Chad Chalich, who completed 26 of 43 passes for 310 yards and ran for 114 yards on 14 carries against Temple, was honored as the Independent Offensive Player of the Week by FBS Independents and College Football Madness. Chalich was also chosen the Independent Offensive Player of the Week by College Sports Madness.

"Chad, the biggest thing we talked to him about all week was, believing in his eyes, reading the defense and taking what the defense gives you, and he made big strides in that," Petrino said.

Through five games, Chalich has completed 98 of 150 passes for 1,111 yards and four touchdowns, with no interceptions. He is Idaho's leading rusher with 202 yards.

Freshman Austin Rehkow, who kicked four field goals vs. Temple, was recognized as the Special Teams Player of the Week by FBS Independents and College Football Performance Awards.

KANANOWICZ

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Kananowicz won the 200-yard individual medley for the second-straight year at last year's state swim meet. This year's meet is Nov. 1-2 at the Boise West YMCA.

"He felt like it was a good fit at South Carolina," Wood said. "When he got there, it felt like home and he immediately bonded with some of the swimmers. He got to go to all the big schools and he felt like that was it. There was never a doubt in his mind that's where he wanted to go after five hours."