PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: Lake City boys blank Cd'A, win 5A IEL title

* BOYS

COEUR d'ALENE - Sophomore midfielder Travis Swallow scored the first two goals of his varsity career on Saturday, leading the Lake City Timberwolves to a 2-0 win over visiting Coeur d'Alene at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex, clinching the Timberwolves' second straight 5A Inland Empire League title.

"It's always good to win a league title back-to-back years," Lake City coach Chad Beadell said. "It shows all the hard work the guys are doing and it's paid off. They're performing at a high level and I'm proud of them. All the kudos go to the team."

Swallow scored his first career varsity goal in the 72nd minute, as he took a crossing pass, made a run past midfield, beat a defender and buried the ball in the far post for Lake City (12-0, 5-0).

"It was a very good game today," Beadell said. "We were lucky Travis was there at the right position and he took full advantage of it. Not a bad time for Travis to score his first goal."

Swallow scored his second goal amid a crowd, scoring off the back of a Vikings defender.

Devin Kohles of Coeur d'Alene (11-2, 3-2) had two shots that missed just wide in the second half.

Both teams play at Post Falls before the Region I tournament starts on Saturday. Lake City plays the Trojans on Tuesday, the Vikings play them on Thursday.

First half - None. Second half - 1, LC, Travis Swallow (unassisted), 72:00. 2, Swallow (unassisted), 76:45.

Shots on goal - Cd'A 5, LC 10.

Saves - Cd'A, Garrett Boyce 7, LC, Jared Stone 3.

Post Falls 2

Moscow 1

MOSCOW - Ronnie Keating scored the eventual game-winner in the 71st minute as the Trojans beat the Bears in a nonleague game.

"Games on the road are always a challenge, so it was very gratifying for us to get a win," Post Falls coach John Mueller said. "Especially against a team we tied earlier in the season. It was a close game and a physical one, but it's always important to keep a cool head."

Post Falls (7-4-1) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

Moscow is 4-8-1.

First half - 1, PF, Cole Sullivan (unassisted), 3:51. 2, Mos, Alec Martin (unassisted), 35:46. Second half - 3, PF, Ronnie Keating (unassisted), 71:45.

Shots on goal - PF 5, Mos 6.

Saves - PF, Noah Gondo, 5; Mos, Keith McGuire, 3.

Sandpoint 2

Lewiston 1

LEWISTON - Owen Stebbins scored two goals, including the go-ahead goal in the 19th minute off a free kick, helping the Bulldogs win a nonleague game over the Bengals.

Stebbins scored his key goal off a ball brought down by Dawson Mulder at the 6-yard line. He then dropped it off for Stebbins, who tucked it away into the lower far post.

All three goals in the game were scored in the first 19 minutes.

"I thought we controlled most of the possession," Sandpoint coach Adam Tajan said. "It's never easy to get off the bus after four hours, you just never know and it's not easy to be on the road. But Lewiston kept it close and fought hard at the end."

Stebbins scored his first goal off a header at the near post on a corner kick by Charlie Crane of the Bulldogs (6-7).

Lewiston (5-9) had a chance to tie the game late in the second half off a penalty kick, but missed it wide.

Sandpoint hosts Moscow on Tuesday.

First half - 1, Spt, Owen Stebbins (Charlie Crane), 11:00. 2, Lew, Shammai Hills (name unavailable), 15:00. 3, Spt, Stebbins (Dawson Mulder), 19:00. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - Spt 10, Lew 6.

Saves - Spt, Kyle Hertel 8, Lew, Jamison Meeks 8.

Bonners Ferry 4

St. Maries 1

ST. MARIES - Collin Stone had two unassisted goals to lead the Badgers past the Lumberjacks in an Intermountain League match at City Park.

"It was a fairly even match," St. Maries coach Chris Renaldo said. "Both teams played well. It was a good match to watch."

Thomas Cook scored in the 41st minute for St. Maries (7-6, 3-4 IML), which hosts Orofino on Tuesday.

Bonners Ferry is 8-4-1, 6-0-1.

First half - 1, BF, Collin Stone (unassisted), 8:00. 2, BF, Christian Cromm (unassisted), 28:00. Second half - 3, SM, Thomas Cook (J.P. Arras) 41:00. 4, BF, Tucker Dirks (unassisted), 44:00. 5, BF, Stone (unassisted), 52:00.

Shots on goal - BF 16, SM 10.

Saves - BF, Caleb Blackmore, 6; SM, Zach Hills, 7.

Timberlake 10

Orofino 0

OROFINO - No report was received from the visiting Tigers.

Priest River 1

St. George's JV 0

PRIEST RIVER - Devin Gilli scored in the 11th minute to lift the Spartans past the Dragons junior varsity.

"We have been playing our best soccer the past couple of weeks," Priest River coach Rob Lawler said. "We're expecting the team to show well at districts."

Priest River (3-8) hosts Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

First half - 1, PR, Devin Gilli (Braden Burns), 11:00. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - SG 4, PR 22.

Saves - SG, Cade Peplinski, 12; PR, Drayven Ayers, 3.

* GIRLS

Lake City 2

Coeur d'Alene 1

COEUR d'ALENE - Camryn Wendlandt and Meaghan Bare scored unassisted goals in the first half, leading the Timberwolves past the Vikings in a 5A Inland Empire League match.

With the win, Lake City (11-2, 4-1 5A IEL) can clinch the outright league title with a win at Post Falls on Tuesday. With a loss, Lake City and Lewiston would each finish 4-2 in league.

Meg Lowery scored on a penalty kick in the 50th minute for Coeur d'Alene (6-5-1, 2-3), which travels to Post Falls on Thursday. Coeur d'Alene will be the No. 3 seed to regionals, Post Falls the No. 4 seed.

"We came out a little slow in the first half," Coeur d'Alene coach Andy Vredenburg said. "In the second half, we played really well, but just struggled to put a full 80 minutes together. It was a good game."

First half - 1, LC, Camryn Wendlandt (unassisted), 5:00. 2, LC, Meaghan Bare (unassisted), 31:00. Second half - 3, Cd'A, Meg Lowery (penalty kick), 50:00.

Shots on goal - LC 12, Cd'A 10.

Saves - LC, Tiegan Horton, 9; Cd'A, Sami Lane, 10.

Moscow 4

Post Falls 1

POST FALLS - Erica Simpson started the scoring with a goal on a penalty kick two minutes before halftime, but the Trojans allowed four goals in 13 minutes in the second half to lose a nonleague game to the Bears.

"We came out and worked really well in the first half," Post Falls coach Sarah Stevens said. "We came out flat in the second half."

Joelle Stephens scored two goals for Moscow (3-7-1).

Post Falls (3-8-1) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

First half - 1, PF, Erica Simpson (penalty kick), 38:00. Second half - 2, Mos, Joelle Stephens (Sara Fisher), 53:00. 3, Mos, Georgia Filler (unassisted), 55:00. 4, Mos, Ellen Dennis (Nina Cook), 60:00. 5, Mos, Stephens (unassisted), 66:00.

Shots on goal - Mos 8, PF 11.

Saves - Mos, Danica Davis 6, PF, Maddi Grangaard 5.

Lewiston 2

Sandpoint 1

SANDPOINT - Kristin Rietz scored in the 64th minute to lift the Bengals past the Bulldogs in a nonleague match at Pine Street Field.

"I thought it was an all-around great match," Sandpoint coach Conor Baranski said. "Lewiston is a phenomenal team this year and it was fun to watch, but we couldn't finish. It was a great game to watch for someone who likes soccer."

Nan Kiebert scored in the 42nd minute for Sandpoint (3-7-2), which travels to Moscow in 4A Inland Empire League play.

Lewiston is 11-3.

First half - 1, Lew, Demi Randall (unassisted), 6:00. Second half - 2, Spt, Nan Kiebert (Riley Couch), 42:00. 3, Lew, Kristin Rietz (Cali Moscrip), 64:00.

Shots on goal - Lew 5, Spt 14.

Saves - Lew, not available, 8; Spt, Paige Dumars, 3.

Lakeland 7

Timberlake 1

RATHDRUM - Harley Hendry and Melody Skalskiy each had a hat trick as the host Hawks beat the Tigers in nonleague action at Rotary Field.

Hendry kickstarted the scoring by putting a ball in the back of the net in the sixth minute, then Skalskiy put one in three minutes later for a 2-0 lead for Lakeland (5-6-2).

Allison Kirby scored in the 16th minute on a penalty kick to cut the Lakeland lead to 2-1. But Skalskiy scored two goals in quick fashion, one in the 30th minute and another six minutes later for a 4-1 lead at halftime.

Both teams play on Tuesday - Lakeland at Lewiston, and Timberlake (7-4-1) at home against Priest River.

First half - 1, LL, Harley Hendry (Melody Skalskiy), 6:00. 2, LL, Melody Skalskiy (Hendry), 9:00. 3, TL, Allison Kirby (unassisted), 16:00. 4, LL, Melody Skalskiy (Maddy Murn), 30:00. 5, LL, Melody Skalskiy (Kenna Franzich), 36:00. Second half - 6, LL, Whitney Skalskiy (Darby Dowd), 57:00. 7, LL, Harley Hendry (Kenna Franzich), 72:00. 8, LL, Harley Hendry (Kenna Franzich), 77:00.

Shots on goal - TL 6, LL 24.

Saves - TL, no name available, 15; LL, Dani Dowd 4, Morgan Bixenstein 1.

Cd'A Charter 5

Bonners Ferry 0

COEUR d'ALENE - Mary Nicklay scored two first-half goals to lead the Panthers past the Badgers in an Intermountain League match at Community United Methodist Field.

With the win, the Panthers (10-1-1, 6-0 IML) clinched at least a tie for the league title, and can lock up the No. 1 seed to the District 1-2 tournament with a win against visiting Kellogg on Tuesday.

"The girls did a good job moving the ball and keeping possession today against a young Bonners Ferry team," Coeur d'Alene Charter coach Dave Baxter said. "The diversity on the score sheet is a good sign as we prepare for our final games and districts."

Bonners Ferry is 2-5 in league and hosts the Sandpoint JV on Tuesday.

First half - 1, Charter, Mary Nicklay (Abby Bartlett), 10:30. 2, Charter, Nicklay (Katie Baxter), 14:15. 3, Charter, Brooklyn Cunnigham (Mia Maldonado), 20:10. Second half - 4, Charter, Baxter (Bartlett), 42:40. 5, Charter, Sarah Haman (Alexa Ricks), 74:23.

Shots on goal - BF 0, Charter 17.

Saves - BF, Sarah Beck, 6, Trinity Golder, 6; Charter, Jackie Jensen, 0, Rachel Callister, 0.

Newport 6

Priest River 2

NEWPORT, Wash. - Angel Clark and Brianna Novak had a goal and an assist each for the Spartans in a nonleague loss to the Grizzlies.

Priest River (6-5) travels to Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

First half - 1, New, A. Behrens (unassisted), 16:13. 2, New, E. Lewis (unassisted), 32:55. 3, PR, Angel Clark (Brianna Novak), 34:59. Second half - 4, New, Lewis (Behrens), 40:37. 5, New, E. Jurgens (Lewis), 45:45. 6, New, S. Siemsen (Behrens), 53:09. 7, New, Kindred (Lewis), 59:24. 8, PR, Novak (Clark), 64:09.

Shots on goal - PR 14, New 15.

Saves - PR, Melissa Krampert, 8, Autumn Lawler, 2; New, not available, 10.