Lakeland routs East Valley
SPOKANE VALLEY - Chris Washburn got the ball rolling with two big runs in the second quarter for the Lakeland Hawks on Friday, getting the momentum started in a 41-10 nonleague rout of the East Valley Knights.
"Our kids are doing a good job and they're prparing well," Lakeland coach Tim Kiefer said. "I think we came out flat. East Valley gave us an even (defensive) front. But once we got it rolling, we got a couple of big plays in the second quarter. Chris Washburn had a couple of big runs to get us going, Ty (Derrick) had a big run right after that. We had to shake the cobwebs off. Our defense really came to play, they were hitting hard and they did a great job."
The Hawks (3-0) host Cheney this Friday.
Lakeland 0 17 14 10 - 41
East Valley 0 3 7 0 - 10
Second quarter
LL - Chris Washburn 30 run (Cade Coffey kick), 3:15.
LL - Tyrel Derrick 70 run (Washburn run), 1:40.
LL - Safety, ball snapped out of back of end zone.
EV - FG.
Third quarter
LL - Tuekota Tate-Vandever run (Coffey kick), 8:23.
LL - Derrick run (Coffey kick), 3:06.
EV - pass (kick).
Fourth quarter
LL - Coffey FG.
LL - Tate-Vandever run (Coffey kick), 6:00.
St. Maries 29
Medical Lake 18
ST. MARIES - Hayden Humphrey, a junior wide receiver, caught a 61-yard touchdown strike from Lumberjacks quarterback Logan Feasline in the fourth quarter, spurring them to a nonleague win over the Cardinals.
"We had some breakdowns in the secondary in the second half, but it's been a fun rivalry we've developed with them," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. "It was nice to get a quality win against a quality opponent."
St. Maries (2-1) plays at Kellogg next Friday.
Medical Lake 0 0 6 12 - 18
St. Maries 6 3 7 13 - 29
First quarter
SM - Jacob Greer 12 pass from Logan Feasline (kick failed).
Second quarter
SM - Issac Walters 31 FG.
Third quarter
SM - Chase Truscott 1 run (Walters kick).
ML - Johnson 62 pass from Wagner (run failed).
Fourth quarter
SM - Bryant Asbury 9 run (Walters kick).
ML - Isiah Farmer from Wagner (run failed).
SM - Hayden Humphrey 61 pass from Feasline (pass failed).
ML - Rushseldt 30 pass from Wagner (kick failed).
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - SM, Issac Walters 16-55, Chase Truscott 7-44, Josh Richmond 2-46, Bryant Asbury 6-32. ML, Jackson Tappero 9-19, Johnson 6-31,
PASSING - SM, Logan Feasline, 10-21-1-168 yards. Wagner 10-26-1-272.
RECEIVING - ML, Isiah Farmer 3-95, Johnson 2-59, Rushseldt 2-42. SM, Greer 1-12, Hayden Humprhey 1-61, Josh Richmond 6-65.
Lakeside 20
Clark Fork 14
CLARK FORK - A 40-yard punt return by Hunter Kolar in the fourth quarter proved to be the winning score, as the Knights edged the Wampus Cats in White Star League play.
Barry Allen ran for a pair of touchdowns for Lakeside (1-2, 1-1 WSL), his second score, from 22 yards out, putting the Knights up 14-8 in the third quarter.
Brandan Bowen of Clark Fork (2-1, 2-1) ran for 156 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries, and also passed for a score. His 2-yard run in the third quarter tied the game at 14.
Lakeside travels to Wallace next Friday.
Lakeside 6 0 8 6 - 20
Clark Fork 0 8 0 6 - 14
LS - Barry Allen 14 run (run failed)
CF - Brandan Bowen 20 pass to Wyatt Stevens (Bowen run) with time expiring.
LS - Allen 22 run (Allen run)
CF - Bowen 2 run (run failed)
LS - Hunter Kolar 40 punt return (run failed)
LAKE CITY
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Louie-McGee returned an interception 35 yards for a touchdown and a 14-0 Lake City lead. He took a swing pass in the right flat from Goggin and zipped 69 yards for a 21-7 lead after one quarter. After Central Valley (0-2) muffed a punt, Louie-McGee swept in from 1 yard out late in the second quarter for a 50-14 halftime lead.
Early in the third quarter - shortly before the sprinklers interrupted play - Louie-McGee picked off a deep pass down the sideline by Tanner Sloan, and nearly returned it the distance, before being tackled at the Bears' 1.
"We're excited about our football team," Lake City coach Van Troxel said. "Coming in to the game, we needed to not worry about who we were playing; we need to continue to get better. I feel good about our guys; we came to compete."
Lake City did have three turnovers in the first half, two of which led to Central Valley scores. CV finished with five turnovers, the T-Wolves four.
Lake City, ranked third in 5A in the state media poll, outgained Central Valley 469-222, the third straight game the T-Wolves totaled more than 400 yards of offense. Newby rushed for 101 yards on 12 carries as Lake City ran for 332 yards. Louie-McGee added 62 yards on five carries, Goggin 57 yards on eight carries, and Kirk McKenzie ran for 59 yards on nine carries, including a 6-yard TD run in the third quarter.
Sloan, under pressure much of the night, was 13 of 35 for 128 yards and three interceptions. Lake City senior Walker Jones was a frequent visitor to the Central Valley pocket, and he and Sam Slusser both slammed into Sloan on a pass play late in the first half, resulting in a duck intercepted by Scott Helsper.
Drew Shipley's fumble recovery early in the second quarter led to Newby's first TD run, a 2-yard score that made it 28-7 Lake City.
Central Valley lost at second-ranked Coeur d'Alene 50-14 last week.
Lake City plays host to Shadle Park of the GSL next Friday.
Lake City 21 29 7 0 - 57
Central Valley 7 7 0 7 - 21
First quarter
LC - Connor Newby 15 pass from Michael Goggin (Casey Bourque kick), 9:21
LC - Jerry Louie-McGee 35 interception return (Bourque kick), 5:36
CV - Braedon Orrino 3 run (Ryan Rehkow kick), 3:16
LC - Louie-McGee 69 pass from Goggin (Bourque kick), :17.9
Second quarter
LC - Newby 2 run (Bourque kick), 9:54
CV - Nathan Bannon 20 pass from Tanner Sloan (Rehkow kick), 7:57
LC - Newby 25 run (Bourque kick), 6:23
LC - Newby 10 run (Bourque kick), 4:41
LC - Louie-McGee 1 run (Goggin run), 1:26
Third quarter
LC - Kirk McKenzie 6 run (Bourque kick), 4:29
Fourth quarter
CV - Cameron Tucker 16 pass from Sloan (Rehkow kick), :51.2
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - LC, Louie-McGee 15-62, Newby 12-101, Goggin 8-57, McKenzie 9-59, Hunter 3-7, Helsper 1-(minus 1), McMasters 2-21, Keilblock 5-16. CV, Orrino 7-31, Sloan 3-21, Johnson 5-21, Connole 4-21.
PASSING - LC, Goggin 6-7-0-133, Hunter 1-4-1-4. CV, Sloan 13-35-3-128.
RECEIVING - LC, Hunter 1-6, Newby 2-41, Louie-McGee 1-69, Dotson 2-23, Hamilton 1-4. CV, Stout 3-23, Bowden 3-54, Orrino 2-3, Foley 2-9, Bannon 1-13, Donahue 1-10, Tucker 1-16.
TROJANS
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The Trojans (1-2) were in good shape through three quarters, taking a 27-22 lead on Collin Hildreth's second touchdown run late in the third period, then stopping U-High on a 3-and-out to end the quarter.
On the first play of the fourth, a Post Falls fumble after a reception gave the Titans (2-0) momentum, and quarterback Logan O'Neil threw the third of his four TD passes, hitting Tanner Chase just inside the end zone sideline for a 30-27 lead with 10:39 remaining.
U-High took command on its next series, as bruising running back Bryce Williamson broke a tackle on third-and-long for a 40-yard draw play.
Four plays later, on fourth down at the Trojan 25, Griffin Thorson burned Post Falls with a double move and was wide open for a 25-yard touchdown pass.
"In the second half, we really stayed with what we wanted to do, and that's run the football," Titans coach Rob Bartlett said. "That forced them to bring more people (to stop the run), and on that double move play, we were able to block long enough to beat their press coverage."
Led by Williamson's 28 carries for 209 yards, U-High piled up 393 yards of offense. O'Neil had 157 yards passing and also scored on a QB sneak.
"I thought their offensive and defensive line were pretty physical," Hinz said of U-High. "Their back (Williamson) runs hard, and their quarterback did a good job directing their offense."
Post Falls was led by quarterback Dalton Thompson's 92 yards rushing and 150 yards passing, with touchdown tosses to Jacob Koski and Kaden Nelson. Austin Jensen added 86 yards rushing on only nine carries.
"That's an excellent Post Falls team, and we went back and forth with them all game," Bartlett said. "We see them in the Border League (camp), and we love being able to come over here and play them now. It's great to rekindle some old rivalries, and North Idaho has some fantastic football."
The Trojans host East Valley next Friday in their homecoming game.
University 7 7 8 15 - 37
Post Falls 7 12 8 0 - 27
PF - Collin Hildreth 3 run (Nathan Gregory kick)
U - Steven Pesch 29 pass from Logan O'Neil (Mack Tate kick)
PF - Jacob Koski 3 pass from Dalton Thompson (kick blocked)
PF - Kaden Nelson 50 pass from Thompson (kick failed)
U - Griffin Thorson 3 pass from O'Neil (Tate kick)
U - O'Neil 1 run (Tanner Chase pass from O'Neil)
PF - Hildreth 1 run (Chaz Bailey pass from Thompson)
U - Chase 14 pass from O'Neil (Chase pass from O'Neil)
U - Thorson 25 pass from O'Neil (Tate kick)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - U-High, Bryce Williamson 28-209, Thorson 10-30, Pesch 1-2, Treivon Tuggles 1-1, O'Neil 5-(-6); PF, Thompson 11-92, Austin Jensen 9-86, Bailey 6-29, Hildreth 3-4.
PASSING - U-High, O'Neil 13-21-157-1; PF, Thompson 11-25-150-1.
RECEIVING - U-High, Thorson 6-42, Chase 4-83, Pesch 1-28, Jordan Moore 1-2, Williamson 1-1; PF, Koski 5-35, Nelson 2-73, Jayden Gering 1-20, Mark Haines 1-14, Gregory 1-4, Kamerom Welker 1-4.
VIKINGS
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again, moving into Ferris territory on a 40-yard pass from Lee to Cole Williams, but had the drive stall out on a botched snap on third down.
The teams exchanged turnovers in the second quarter as Gibson Green recovered a Ferris fumble and returned it to the 14-yard line. On the next play of the drive, Coeur d'Alene returned the favor, as Ferris recovered a fumble by Lee on the 20.
On the ensuing drive, Ferris forced another fumble, which was recovered by Joel Kaplan at their own 24-yard line.
With 43 seconds remaining in the first half, Coeur d'Alene drove to the Ferris 29-yard line, but a late field goal fell short just before halftime.
Green intercepted a Mitch Pike pass off a deflection to give the Vikings good field position at the start of the third at the Ferris 29. Brennen Barber gave Coeur d'Alene a 10-0 lead with a 29-yard field goal with 9:37 left in the third quarter.
After a Ferris punt, junior KC Hutchings caught a Lee pass and outran the Saxon defense for a 71-yard touchdown to give Coeur d'Alene a 17-0 lead.
Drew Berger jumped in front of a Ferris pass and returned it 70 yards for a touchdown to give Coeur d'Alene a 24-0 lead late in the third quarter.
Coeur d'Alene finished with four turnovers, Ferris two.
"We've got to do a better job of keeping the ball after putting it on the ground like 5,000 times," Amos said. "We've still got to take care of the ball."
Coeur d'Alene travels to Moses Lake next Friday. The Vikings are the No. 2 team in this week's 5A media prep football poll.
Ferris, which opened the season on Sept. 5 with a 20-13 loss at Olympia, is ranked 10th in this week's Associated Press Washington high school football poll.
Coeur d'Alene 7 0 17 7 - 31
Ferris 0 0 0 8 - 8
First quarter
Cd'A - Austin Lee 1 run (Brennen Barber kick), 10:37.
Third quarter
Cd'A - FG Barber, 29. 9:37
Cd'A - KC Hutchings 71 pass from Lee (Barber kick), 5:52.
Cd'A - Drew Berger 70 interception return (Barber kick), 1:50.
Fourth quarter
Cd'A - Griphen Le 11 pass from Lee (Barber kick), 7:21.
Fer - Tim Kirby 21 pass from Logan Bunker (Kirby run), 1:14.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - Cd'A, Lee, 8-(-8), Green, 4-10, Berger, 2-13. Ferris, Pike 16-11, Hicks, Beaulaurier, 6-36, Via, 10-42.
PASSING - Cd'A, Lee 17-24-0-352. Ferris, Pike, 18-29-2-113, Beaulaurier 0-1-0-0, Bunker, 3-4-0-34.
RECEIVING - Cd'A, Williams, 3-59, Daniels, 5-128, Berger, 1-16, Walde, 2-25, Schneider, 3-37, Johnson 2-10, Le, 1-21, Mahaffy, 1-2. Ferris, Hicks, 4-20, Kirby 9-87, Beaulaurier, 8-15, Lindseth 1-0, Woods, 1-6 , Hicks 4-21.