PREP ROUNDUP: Washington 2A power hands Lake City first loss
* FOOTBALL
TUMWATER, Wash. - Coming off an emotional home victory last Friday at home, the Lake City Timberwolves ran into a small school buzzsaw on Friday night.
Tumwater (4-0), ranked second in this week's Washington Associated Press 2A poll, beat the Timberwolves 49-24.
Jerry Louie-McGee caught an 80-yard touchdown pass from Michael Goggin in the third quarter to pull Lake City within a 21-10 deficit before the T-Birds pulled away.
Lake City (4-1), ranked third in 5A in Idaho, was bidding for its first 5-0 start to the season since 2007.
Louie-McGee also caught a 67-yard TD pass, and Goggin threw for three TDs for Lake City, which hosts Sandpoint on Friday.
Lake City 3 0 7 14 - 24
Tumwater 7 14 7 21 - 49
LC - FG Casey Bourque 37
T - Cade Otton 1 pass from Spencer Dowers (Elijah Hill kick)
T - Griffin Shea 35 pass from Dowers (Hill kick)
T - Shea 25 pass from Dowers (Hill kick)
LC - Jerry Louie-McGee 80 pass from Michael Goggin (Drew Shipley kick)
T - Dominic Jones 5 run (Hill kick)
T - Jones 8 run (Hill kick)
LC - Louie-McGee 67 pass from Goggin (Shipley kick)
T - Easton Trakel 36 run (Hill kick)
LC - Brandon Dotson 18 pass from Goggin (Shipley kick)
T - Caleb Whiteash 1 run (Hill kick)
Timberlake 40
Pullman 10
SPIRIT LAKE - Senior running back Josh Lampert carried the ball 12 times for 148 yards and scored two touchdowns, including a 75-yard run in the first quarter, to boost the undefeated Tigers to a nonleague rout of the Greyhounds.
The Tigers' defense intercepted Pullman quarterback Mason Petrino, the son of University of Idaho coach Paul Petrino, four times. Timberlake (4-0) has outscored its opponents, 175-47, after beating Pullman (2-2).
Daniel Buck finished with 16 carries for 47 yards and two touchdowns for Timberlake.
"Our defense did a heck of a job," Timberlake coach Roy Albertson said. "We only gave up one touchdown and that was in the second half. We had some big plays on offense. Daniel Buck and Josh Lampert had big nights running the football. The offensive line did a good job. Austin Malloy made a big catch and made it all the way down to their 1-yard line. They had a hard time running the ball on us, except for their first drive, then we settled down. We had several interceptions."
Timberlake hosts Lakeland next Friday.
Pullman 0 0 8 2 - 10
Timberlake 19 0 7 14 - 40
First quarter
TL - Randy Duclos 17 run (PAT failed)
TL - Josh Lampert 75 run (PAT failed)
TL - Daniel Buck 1 run (Vance Kistler kick)
Third quarter
TL - Buck 3 run (Kistler kick)
Pull - Ben Moos 8 pass from Mason Petrino (Ryan Vannucci pass from Petrino)
Fourth quarter
TL - Lampert 7 pass from Ryan Starr (Kistler kick)
TL - Levi Shaffer 20 run (Kistler kick)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - Pull, Daunte Ungerer 13-59, Sam Druffel 12-23, Derek Jacobson, 1-(minus 2), Jake Cillay 1- (minus-6), Mason Petrino 13 (minus-36). TL, Josh Lampert 12-148, Dan Buck 16-47, Randy Duclos 5-40, Gage Wells 6-36, Levi Shaffer 2-22, Brock Herbert 1-6, Ryan Starr 3-0.
PASSING - Pull, Petrino 31-53-4-268, TL, Ryan Starr 4-8-0, 97.
RECEIVING - Pull, Ben Moos 6-130, William 8-72, Ungerer 7-70, Ryan Vannucci 6-29, Sam Druffel 2-19. TL, Austin Malloy 1-52, Gage Wells 1-38, Josh Lampert 2-7.
St. Maries 29
Bonners Ferry 14
ST. MARIES - Logan Feasline completed 8 of 12 passes for 104 yards and two touchdowns as the Lumberjacks beat the Badgers in a nonleague game to improve to 4-1 on the season.
"It's a big win for us," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. "I think things are going really well for us right now."
Feasline also ran for a 1-yard score for St. Maries, which travels to Priest River next Friday.
Jason Shutes threw for a touchdown and returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown for Bonners Ferry (1-4), which travels to Kellogg on Oct. 10.
Bonners Ferry 0 0 0 14 - 14
St. Maries 0 14 8 7 - 29
SM - Dillon Edwards 1 run (kick failed)
SM - Nate Masterson 38 pass from Logan Feasline (Matt Smith pass from Feasline)
SM - Feasline 1 run (Josh Richmond pass from Hayden Humphrey)
SM - Richmond 39 pass from Feasline (Isaac Walters kick)
BF - Caleb Harrington 25 pass from Jason Shutes (kick failed)
BF - Shutes 20 interception return (Harrington pass from Shutes)
Lakeside 32
Kootenai 8
HARRISON FLATS - Hunter Kolar scored three touchdowns, including a 60-yard interception return in the Warriors' first drive of the game, as the visiting Knights claimed the White Star League victory.
Kolar tacked on a 40-yard touchdown grab from quarterback Berry Allen of Lakeside (2-3, 2-1 WSL).
"Berry has a good arm," Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. "Hunter Kolar has good speed, he was able to get behind us. Both teams ran the ball hard. We threw the one pick-six, fumbled away twice. If we have more ball security, it might have been a different game. Good things are happening, we just have to quit making mental errors. Both teams fought hard, Lakeside had a lot fewer miscues than we did."
Lakeside hosts Timberline of Weippe next Friday.
Kootenai (0-4, 0-3) plays next Friday at Lewis County in Craigmont.
Lakeside 0 20 6 6 - 32
Kootenai 0 0 8 0 - 8
Second quarter
Lake - Hunter Kolar 60 interception return (Allen Good run)
Lake - Alfredo Garcia 35 run (run failed)
Lake - Kolar 40 pass from Berry Allen (pass failed) 1:30
Third quarter
Koot - Safety, punt snapped over end zone, 10:00
Koot - Anthony Keogh 8 pass from Hunter Whipple (pass failed)
Lake - Garcia 55 run (run failed)
Fourth quarter
Lake - Kolar 35 pass from Allen (run failed), 8:00
* VOLLEYBALL
N.I. Christian d.
The Oaks
SPOKANE VALLEY - Grace Gipson had 10 kills to pace the visiting Royals past The Oaks in Mountain Christian League play, 12-25, 23-25, 26-24, 25-23, 15-11.
Devon Haag contributed six kills for North Idaho Christian (8-2, 6-2 MCL). Katelyn Stegman had 24 assists, Hannah Manly finished with 10 digs and Rayla Andrews put down four blocks.
NICS plays Thursday against Kootenai Thunder of Sandpoint at Cocolalla Lake Bible Camp in Cocolalla.