PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland girls triumph at Moscow golf tourney
Callahan boys medalist for Cd'A
* GOLF
MOSCOW - Led by Haley Rotchford (84) and Sierra Tingey (88), Lakeland's girls won the Moscow Invitational on Tuesday at the University of Idaho Golf Course.
The Hawks shot a 382 to finish ahead of Lewiston, which shot a 397.
"I thought it was a real good showing for our girls," Lakeland coach Mario Maddy said. "With all of teams in our league there, I was proud of the way the girls played. It was a great team effort."
Coeur d'Alene, led by Emily Callahan's 81, was third at 399.
Emily Dodge and Aidan Young each shot 95 for Lake City, which was fourth at 400.
In the boys tournament, Lewiston edged Post Falls, 315-317. Drew Harris shot 76, Joseph Glenn 77 for Post Falls.
Lakeland, led by Preston Roth's 73, was third with a 330.
Alex Callahan of Coeur d'Alene was medalist with a 71. The Vikings finished fourth at 331.
"It was nice to have medalist again," Coeur d'Alene coach Bryan Duncan said. "Alex shot a quality score for a cold, windy day. Our boys have improved 50 strokes since the first match of the season. They're continuing to improve, and that's what we like to see."
Lake City, led by Tyler Azevedo's 85, shot a 361.
On Friday, Lake City will play in the Post Falls Invitational at The Highlands Golf Course.
TEAM SCORES - 1, Lewiston 315. 2, Post Falls 317. 3, Lakeland 330. 4, Coeur d'Alene 331. 5, Post Falls JV 332. 6, Clarkston 348. 7, Sandpoint 350. 8, Lewiston JV 355. 9, Lake City 361. 10, St. Maries 381. 11, Moscow 416. 12, Lakeside 484. 13, Moscow JV 542.
MEDALIST - Alex Callahan, Coeur d'Alene, 71.
POST FALLS - Drew Harris 76, Joseph Glenn 77, Colton Serdahl 82, Cameron Flores 82, Ty Brearley 91.
LAKELAND - Preston Roth 73, Dylan Knight 80, Andrew Knight 88, Shane Hylton 89, Kenny Zaken 96.
COEUR d'ALENE - Alex Callahan 71, Paul Freeman 90, Chase Mitchell 85, Devyon DeLeon 85, Noah Pukilla 96.
POST FALLS JV - Chase Bomar 76, Tyler Ranney 82, Nic Riorden 86, Tanner Byers 88, Caleb McIntosh 104.
LAKE CITY - Tyler Azevedo 85, Austin Quant 86, Ermius Melarski 89, Riley Shields 101.
ST. MARIES - Gavin McCarter 94, David Burnett 87, Cade Hill 99, Conner Haeg 101, Blake Balbi 101.
LAKESIDE - Jordan Nilson 100, Kina Havier 122, Tyrell Ambro 129, TJ Curley 133.
TEAM SCORES - 1, Lakeland 382. 2, Lewiston 397. 3, Coeur d'Alene 399. 4, Lake City 400. 5, Post Falls 418. 6, Moscow 439. 7, Sandpoint 461. 8, St. Maries 462.
MEDALIST - Sammi Jo Spring, Lewiston, 75.
LAKELAND - Haley Rotchford 84, Megan Cysewski 97, Sierra Tingey 88, Monica Higbee 111.
COEUR d'ALENE - Emily Callahan 81, Julia Jaworski 113, Kealy McMurray 96, Jessica Fahy 109.
LAKE CITY - Emily Dodge 95, Aidan Young 95, Courtney Bunce 97, Kenzie Reynolds 113, Ella Erwin 131.
POST FALLS - Victoria Evans 111, Jainy Anderson 117, Maddi Anderton 92, Savanna Routh 98.
ST. MARIES - Arie Sands 110, McKenzie Rose 105, Aspen Presley 115, Jensyn Hamon 132.
LAKESIDE - Cailyn Dohrman 101, Rachel Arthur 120, Lillian Rhea 127.
Bonners Ferry at
Timberlake, ppd.
TWIN LAKES VILLAGE - Leftover snow from Monday's spring storm forced the match to be postponed. No makeup date has been set.
* TENNIS
Cd'A Charter 8
Lake City 0
COEUR d'ALENE - The Panthers varsity swept matches from the Timberwolves junior varsity at the Cherry Hill Courts. All told, 20 matches were played, with Cd'A Charter winning 19.
BOYS SINGLES - No. 1, Jake Alderink, Cd'A Charter, d. Cade White, 6-2. No. 2, Zach Waite, Cd'A Charter, d. Josh Weadick, 6-2. No. 3, Merrick Bonar, Cd'A Charter, d. Cade White, 6-2.
BOYS DOUBLES - No. 1, Jake Beattie/Zach Waite, Cd'A Charter, d. Alex Henderson/Avery Turley, 6-2. No. 2, Jake Alderink/Jackson Ricks, Cd'A Charter, d. Brian Karsan/Thomas Redal, 6-1.
GIRLS SINGLES - No. 1, Marie Michalson, Cd'A Charter, d. Natalie Finley, 6-1. No. 2, Renee Michalson, Cd'A Charter, d. Avery Turley, 6-0.
GIRLS DOUBLES - No. 1, Mae Alexander/Alexa Ricks, Cd'A Charter, d. Katherine Devlin/Brittany Devlin, 6-3.
MIXED DOUBLES - No. 1, Jodi Grantham/Jaegger Zollman, Cd'A Charter, d. Natalie Finley/Scott Kennedy, 6-0.