PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland wins 4A IEL softball league title
• SOFTBALL
RATHDRUM — Lakeland won its fifth 4A Inland Empire League softball title in the last six years on Tuesday.
It did not come easy.
Savannah Pruitt knocked in Kari Prockish with the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Sandpoint 11-10 in the second game of a doubleheader.
The Hawks (6-12, 6-2) lost the first game, 10-7, but came back from a 7-6 deficit in the second game to go ahead 10-7, on a grand slam by Katie Kastning in the bottom of the fifth inning.
“I’m really proud of my team,” Lakeland coach Colleen Bevacqua said. “Especially when we came from behind in the fifth inning. That grand slam really got us going.”
Sandpoint is 6-8, 4-4.
Lakeland plays a nonleague doubleheader on Thursday at Post Falls.
On Tuesday, the Hawks will be the No. 1 seed and home team when the Region 1 tournament begins. Lakeland will play at 5 p.m. vs. the winner of the 3 p.m. game vs. No. 2 seed Sandpoint and No. 3 Moscow.
FIRST GAME
Sandpoint 430 030 0 — 10 7 4
Lakeland 015 100 0 — 7 8 3
Baldree and Holland; Kari Prockish and MaRynda Pehrson.
HITS: Spt — Colvert, B. Baldree 2, Holland 2, C. Baldree 2. LL — Vanderhoof 3, Kastning, Woolley, O’Meara, Litzko 2. 2B — Vanderhoof.
SECOND GAME
Sandpoint 212 113 0 — 10 10 2
Lakeland 020 260 1 — 11 10 0
1 out when winning run scored.
Baldree and Holland; B. Chanes, Prockish (6) and MaRynda Pehrson. W — Prokish. L — Baldree.
HITS: Spt — Colvert 3, Baldree 2, Blumer, Holland, Martin 2, Elsfelder. LL —Vanderhoof 2, Kastning 2, Prockish 2, Williams, Pruitt, Litzko 2. 2B — Litzko. HR — Kastning.
Lewiston 17-17
Post Falls 1-5
POST FALLS — Thea Fuhs drove in four runs for the Bengals in the opening game of a 5A Inland Empire League doubleheader sweep of the Trojans at Post Falls High.
Casey Goleeke had the Trojans’ lone hit and RBI in the first game.
Brook Bowers hit a two-run home run in the first inning of the second game for Post Falls (1-16, 1-11 5A IEL), which hosts Lakeland in a doubleheader Thursday starting at 3 p.m.
Lewiston (11-11, 3-9) and will face Lake City in the opening round of the 5A Region 1 tournament on Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Coeur d’Alene at a site to be determined.
FIRST GAME
Lewiston 402 92 — 17 14 2
Post Falls 000 01 — 1 1 1
Game called after 5 innings due to 10-run rule.
Cheyenne Rose and Brynnan Carpenter; Brook Bowers, Alexis Murray (4) and Allie Morris. W — Rose. L — Bowers.
HITS: Lew — Fuhs 2, Atwood, Collins 3, Huffaker, Carpenter, K. Bowden 2, Rose, Travis 2, B. Bowden. PF — Goleeke. 2B — Carpenter, K. Bowden (2). 3B — Fuhs.
SECOND GAME
Lewiston 414 62 — 17 14 3
Post Falls 200 21 — 5 7 4
Game called after 5 innings due to 10-run rule.
Madie Atwood and Brynnan Carpenter; Brook Bowers and Allie Morris. W — Atwood. L — Bowers.
HITS: Lew — Fuhs, Atwood, Collins 2, Huffaker 3, K. Bowden 2, Carpenter 2, Rose, Vaughns 2. PF — Goleeke 2, Eckness, Bowers, Murray, Melton, Ackerman. 2B — K. Bowden. HR — Huffaker, Rose, Bowers.
Bonners Ferry 12
Timberlake 7
BONNERS FERRY — Trinity Golder hit a grand slam in the second inning, leading the Badgers past the Tigers in an Intermountain League game.
“They were ready to play, and we weren’t,” Timberlake coach Mike Menti said. “Hopefully it’s a wakeup call for us. We’ve got a makeup game on Thursday and districts start Monday, so we need to get some things fixed.”
Brittany Hibdon had three hits for Timberlake (11-10, 7-1 IML), which hosts Priest River on Thursday.
Timberlake 102 013 0 — 7 12 3
Bonners Ferry 061 140 x — 12 13 0
Brittany Hibdon and Matraca Rocheleau; Donn and Bennett. W — Donn. L — Hibdon.
HITS: TL — Kalar, Mallet 2, Starr, Malloy 2, McGrath 2, Hibdon 3, Kelley. BF — Skeen, Bateman 2, Blackmore 3, Golder 2, Bennett, Rekina 2, Donn, Coon. 2B — Malloy, McGrath. 3B — McGrath, Skeen, Coon. HR — Golder, Donn.
• BASEBALL
Sandpoint 8-4
Lakeland 3-9
SANDPOINT — Jared McDaniel and Brian Howell had two RBIs each for the Hawks in the second game of a doubleheader split with the Bulldogs in 4A Inland Empire League play at War Memorial Field.
Kenny Cooper and Dalton Strong scored two runs each for Lakeland (10-10, 6-2 4A IEL), which faces the winner of Saturday’s noon game between Moscow and Sandpoint in a semifinal game in the 4A Region 1 tournament at Lakeland High at 3 p.m.
“Even though we had already clinched the league title and home field for the playoffs last week against Moscow, it was really important for us to come away with that last win,” Lakeland coach Jason Bradbury said. “It gives us some momentum going into the tournament.”
Malaki Smith and Talon Dewey combined to hold Lakeland to three runs in the first game for Sandpoint (10-11, 3-5), which faces Moscow in the opening game at noon on Saturday at Lakeland High.
FIRST GAME
Lakeland 002 010 1 — 3 7 5
Sandpoint 230 003 x — 8 8 1
Cody Allen, Jared McDaniel (4) and J. P. Zaken; Malaki Smith, Talon Dewey (5) and Nick Holland. W — Smith. L — Allen.
HITS: LL — Pote, McDaniel, Howell, Strong, Budak, Cooper 2. Spt — Oliver, Norris, Edlund 2, Pearlstein, Russo, N. Holland, W. Holland. 2B — Oliver, N. Holland, Russo, Pote, McDaniel, Strong. 3B — Edlund.
SECOND GAME
Lakeland 010 402 2 — 9 11 0
Sandpoint 020 100 1 — 4 9 1
Michael Bodak, Eric Cooper (6) and McDaniel; Patrick Kummer, Smith (5) and Paul Sundquist. W — Bodak. L — Kummer.
HITS: LL — McDaniel 2, Howell, Strong 2, Piva, Allen, Cooper, Utech, Busch 2. Spt — Oliver, Norris, Sundquist 2, Pearlstein, Russo, N. Holland 3. 2B — N. Holland, Strong. 3B — Sundquist, Cooper.
Lewiston 6-10
Post Falls 3-0
POST FALLS — Lewiston clinched the 5A Inland Empire League title by winning the first game of an IEL doubleheader en route to a sweep of the Trojans.
Luke White hit a three-run home run in the top of the third inning to give the Bengals, who will be the No. 1 seed in the region tournament beginning Monday, a 5-1 lead. Post Falls scored two runs in the bottom of the fourth to cut it to 5-3, but could do no more damage the rest of the way.
White tacked on another homer in the second game, a 10-0 Lewiston victory highlighted by a no-hitter by Dalton Stamper.
“In the first game, I thought our pitchers threw very well,” Post Falls coach Dustin Frank said. “Offensively we had a lot of hard-hit balls. There are a few things we need to work on offensively. Our pitchers kept us in the first game. Defensively, we played pretty solid.”
Post Falls (7-15-1, 0-12) hosts Bonners Ferry on Thursday in nonleague play. Post Falls, the No. 4 seed, will travel to No. 1 Lewiston (19-5, 10-2) on Monday in the regional tourney opener.
FIRST GAME
Lewiston 023 010 0 — 6 8 0
Post Falls 100 200 0 — 3 7 1
Jake Munoz, Kade Woods (6) and Jessup Scott; Ryan Hunt, Matt Flemming (6) and Treavor Hammell. W — Munoz. L — Hunt.
HITS: Lew — Munoz 3, White, Moore, Phillips, Scott, Ricard. PF — Pfennigs, Setian, Baily 2, Hammell, Bennett, Clancy. 2B — Munoz, Moore, Phillips, Scott. Bailey 2, Clancy. HR — White (5).
SECOND GAME
Lewiston 120 223 — 10 8 0
Post Falls 000 000 — 0 0 2
Game called after six innings due to 10-run rule.
Dalton Stamper and Grijalva; Jared Porter, Matt Flemming (4), Quinn Bennett (6) and Treavor Hammell. W — Stamper. L — Porter.
HITS: Lew — Tibbits, Munoz, White, Phillips, Murphy 2, Grijalva. PF — none. 2B — Grijalva. HR — White (6).
Bonners Ferry 5
Timberlake 1
BONNERS FERRY — Five errors hurt the visiting Tigers as the Badgers went on to win their second Intermountain League title in school history, and first since 2007.
With runners at first and second, Shay Garcia of Bonners Ferry (14-6, 8-1) singled to center to score the first run of the game. The ball was misplayed, allowing a second run to score. Garcia scored on a passed ball for a 3-0 lead.
Two throwing errors by Timberlake (11-9, 5-3) in the fifth inning led to two more Badger runs.
Timberlake had won or shared the league title every year since 2010.
“They have a great program year in and year out,” Bonners Ferry coach Tom Turpin said of Timberlake. “This is a special group of kids we have; it just means a lot being the second team to reach that goal.”
Josh Lampert walked leading off the fifth for Timberlake, and scored on a two-out double by Jarrett Plunkett.
This year, the league champion gets to host the 3A District 1 tournament. On Monday in Bonners Ferry, No. 1 seed Bonners Ferry plays No. 4 Priest River at 2 p.m., followed by No. 2 Timberlake vs. No. 3 Kellogg at 4. The winners play Tuesday for a trip to state; the losers can still come back to earn a spot in a state play-in game.
Timberlake wraps up regular season play Thursday at home vs. Priest River.
Timberlake 000 010 0 — 1 6 5
Bonners Ferry 000 320 x — 5 5 2
Derek Galloway, Jarrett Plunkett (6) and Seth Thompson-Villanpando; Vince Bennett and Brady Bateman. W — Bennett (4-1). L — Galloway.
HITS: TL — Galloway 2, Plunkett, Tonkin 2, Jones. BF — Bateman, Anzalone, Gering, Garcia, Bennett. 2B — Plunkett.
• TRACK AND FIELD
Lakeland boys, girls win Lakeland Relays
RATHDRUM — The Hawks swept the Lakeland Relays at Corbit Field.
Area teams compete in the District 1 All-Star Meet on Thursday at Post Falls High.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Lakeland 108. 2, Sandpoint 76. 3, St. Maries 46. 4, Lake City 36.
Shot put — 1, St. Maries (Siflow, Dadel, Feasline), 130-11 1/2. 2, Sandpoint, 122-6. 3, Lakeland, 104-6. Discus — 1, Sandpoint (Palmer, Callado, Suto), 376-1. 2, St. Maries, 365-2. 3, Lakeland, 181-5. High jump — 1, St. Maries (Greer, Gladden, Davenport), 16-8. 2, Lakeland, 16-8. 3, Sandpoint, 10-8. Long jump — 1, Sandpoint (Harris, Merrill, Meibert), 52-10. 2, Lakeland, 45-3 1/4. Triple jump — 1, Lakeland (Plunkett, Whitesitt, Davis), 111-11. 2, St. Maries, 105-1. Pole vault — 1, Lakeland (Dickens, Pointer, Woempner), 42-0. 2, Sandpoint, 20-6. Distance medley — 1, Sandpoint (Kennaly, Powell, Kovolchuck, Graham), 9:00.68. 2, Lake City, 9:16.06. 3, Lakeland, 9:42.94. 4, St. Maries, 11:01.23. Hurdle relay — 1, Lakeland (Gardner, Fessler, Black, Peavy), 44.6. 2, Lake City, 45.3.
Sprint relay — 1, Lakeland (Pointer, Henry, Frisk Haney), 3:45.6. 2, Sandpoint, 3:47. 3, Lake City, 4:07. 1,600 relay — 1, Lakeland (Peavy, Bailes, Tate, Maruzzi), 3:48.33. 2, Lake City, 3:57. 3, St. Maries, 4:03. 4, Sandpoint, 4:15. 800 relay — 1, Lakeland (Frisk, Henry, Washburn, Rose), 1:33. 2, Sandpoint, 1:35. 3, Lake City, 1:38. 2-person mile — 1, Lakeland (Henry, Langenderfer), 4:17.26. 2, St. Maries, 4:46. 400 relay — 1, Lakeland (Henry, Rose, Frisk, Maruzzi), 44.26. 2, Sandpoint, 45.3. 3, Lake City, 46.72. 4, St. Maries, 47.99. Weight person relay — 1, Sandpoint (Cole, Josh, Laine, Carlos), 52.04. 2, Lakeland, 52.12. 3, St. Maries, 57.27. 3,200 relay — 1, Sandpoint (Cloud, McGuiness, Powell), 8:56. 2, Lakeland, 9:30. Coed relay — 1, Lakeland, 4:05. 2, St. Maries, 4:40.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Lakeland 112. 2, Sandpoint 88. 3, St. Maries 42.
Shot put — 1, Sandpoint (Aylwaid, Dumars, Tillberg), 98-7. 2, Lakeland, 82-7. 3, St. Maries, 65-7. Discus — 1, Lakeland (Bond, Malloy, Kelsey), 288-5. 2, Sandpoint, 184-4. 3, St. Maries, 178-4. High jump — 1, Lakeland (Kelsey, Linehan, Maddy), 14-6. 2, St. Maries, 11-6. 3, Sandpoint, 4-0. Long jump — 1, Sandpoint (Lunde, Bradley, Schoening), 42-11. 2, Lakeland, 42-6. Triple jump — 1, Lakeland (Linehan, Salesky, Stoddard), 87-9 1/2. Pole vault — 1, Lakeland (Russell, Stoddard, Olsen), 22-0. 2, Sandpoint, 7-6. Distance medley — 1, Sandpoint, 10:55.95. 2, Lakeland, 11:13.24. 3, St. Maries, 13:02.60. Hurdle relay — 1, Lakeland, 41.66. 2, St. Maries, 48.87.
Sprint relay — 1, Sandpoint (Martin, Klopman, Holgue, Woodward), 4:44. 2, Lakeland, 5:15. 1,600 relay — 1, Lakeland (Linehan, Stoddard, Ford, Piermattei), 4:36.35. 2, Sandpoint, 4:37. 800 relay — 1, Lakeland (Kaplan, Kirk, Mael, Herrera), 1:49.50. 2, Sandpoint, 1:51. 3, St. Maries, 2:07. 2-person mile — 1, Sandpoint (Woodward, Orr), 4:57.6. 2, Lakeland, 5:01. 400 relay — 1, Sandpoint (Paige, Taylor, Maddy, Claire), 52.69. 2, Lakeland, 53.81. 3, St. Maries, 1:01.42. Weight person relay — 1, Sandpoint (Janice, McKenzie, Paige, Taylor), 58.68. 2, Lakeland, 1:02. 3, St. Maries, 1:09. 3,200 relay — 1, Sandpoint, 10:51. 2, Lakeland, 12:02. Coed relay — 1, Lakeland, 4:05. 2, St. Maries, 4:40.
Kootenai girls, Wallace boys nab NSL titles
HARRISON FLATS — Kootenai’s Madison Napierala won in the 100-meter dash, 100 hurdles and was part of the winning sprint medley team, helping the Warriors claim the North Star League championship during the North Star League District Meet at Kootenai High.
Kootenai beat defending champion Wallace by 20 points to claim the girls team title, its fifth in six years.
Wallace edged Kootenai by nine points for its second straight boys team title.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Wallace 109. 2, Kootenai 100. 3, Clark Fork 53. 4, Lakeside 46. 5, Mullan 22.
100 — 1, Giulio Tocchi, Kootenai, 12.07. 2, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 12.13. 3, James Evans, Wallace, 12.28. 200 — 1, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 24.85. 2, Giulio Tocchi, Kootenai, 25.09. 3, Geoffry Boudousquie, Clark Fork, 25.91. 400 — 1, Mitchell Millard, Wallace, 55.62. 2, Geoffry Boudousquie, Clark Fork, 56.65. 3, Hunter Whipple, Kootenai, 59.50. 800 — 1, Jesse Whipple, Kootenai, 2:08.53. 2, Jubal Mitchell, Lakeside, 2:16.35. 3, Teran Dykes, Mullan, 2:22.51. 1,600 — 1, Jesse Whipple, Kootenai, 5:00.58. 2, Jubal Mitchell, Lakeside, 5:23.26. 3, Teran Dykes, Mullan, 5:24.23. 3,200 — 1, Justin Keogh, Kootenai, 12:09.03. 2, Lonnie Brower, Kootenai, 12:50.88. 3, Matt Farkas, Wallace, 14:01.60.
110 hurdles — 1, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 17.22. 2, Brandan Bowen, Clark Fork, 17.50. 3, Anthony Keogh, Kootenai, 20.29. 300 hurdles — 1, Brandan Bowen, Clark Fork, 41.41. 2, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 46.50. 3, Anthony Keogh, Kootenai, 49.68. 4x100 relay — 1, Wallace (Austin Pfaff, Layton Gallagher, James Evans, Mitchell Millard), 47.37. 2, Clark Fork, 48.73. 4x200 relay — 1, Wallace (Austin Pfaff, Brady McPhail, Layton Gallagher, Steven Dellinger), 1:42.84. 2, Kootenai, 1:44.33. 4x400 relay — 1, Kootenai (Jesse Whipple, Hunter Whipple, Tanner Andersen, Giulio Tocchi), 4:11.81. 2, Wallace, 4:57.63. Medley relay — 1, Kootenai (Cody Marston, Caleb Elsom, Lonnie Brewer, Justin Keogh), 4:21.84. 2, Wallace, 4:36.24. 3, Clark Fork, 4:46.80.
Shot put — 1, Dylan Browning, Wallace, 40-1. 2, Jesse Whipple, Kootenai, 38-6. 3, Charlie Martinez, Wallace, 36-8. Discus — 1, Robert Wickham, Wallace, 117-8. 2, Dylan Browning, Wallace, 112-6. 3, Charlie Martinez, Wallace, 103-2. High jump — 1, Mitchell Millard, Wallace, 5-8 2, TJ Placencio, Mullan, 5-6. 3, Hunter Whipple, Kootenai, 5-0. Pole vault — 1, Brandan Bowen, Clark Fork, 10-0. Long jump — 1, Mitchell Millard, Wallace, 18-8 1/2. 2, TJ Placencio, Mullan, 18-0 1/2. 3, James Evans, Wallace, 17-7. Triple jump — 1, James Evans, Wallace, 36-11 2. Tanner Andersen, Kootenai, 35-5 1/2. 3, Jubal Mitchell, Lakeside, 30-0 1/2.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Kootenai 126. 2, Wallace 106. 3, Clark Fork 42. 4, Lakeside 22. 5, Mullan 6.
100 — 1, Madison Napierala, Kootenai 13.59. 2, Emily Garman, Clark Fork, 14.17. 3, Morgan Hill, Wallace, 14.29. 200 — 1, Emily Garman, Clark Fork, 30.18. 2, Gretchen Farkas, Wallace, 30.39. 3, Michaela LaFountaine, Kootenai, 31.66. 400 — 1, Lia Crumpton, Clark Fork, 1:23.47. 800 — 1, Courtney Lamb, Kootenai, 2:47.14. 2, Kathleen Branz, Wallace, 2:58.58. 3, Lia Crumpton, Clark Fork, 3:00.34. 1,600 — 1, Courtney Lamb, Kootenai, 6:20.24. 2, Alexis Estes, Lakeside 6:25.14. 3, Hollee Warren, Wallace, 7:47.64. 3,200 — 1, Kathleen Branz, Wallace, 14:27.10.
100 hurdles — 1, Madison Napierala, Kootenai, 17.92. 2, Emily Garman, Clark Fork, 18.23. 3, Shelby Masjzak, Wallace, 19.44. 300 hurdles — 1, Emily Garman, Clark Fork, 53.22. 2, Kalli Gentry, Kootenai, 53.62. 3, Hannah Sheppard, Wallace, 1:06.93. 4x100 relay — 1, Wallace (Morgan Hill, Aby Berger, Shelby Masjzak, Gretchen Farkas), 56.11. 2, Kootenai, 59.08. 4x200 relay — 1, Kootenai (Rachael Riley, Kalli Gentry, Michaela LaFountaine, Makayla Presgrave), 2:02.83. 2, Wallace, 2:32.88. 4x400 relay — 1, Kootenai (Grace McInturff, Aspen Greene, Jenna Karpinski, Rachael Riley), 5:13.34. 2, Wallace, 5:41.87. Medley relay — 1, Kootenai (Madison Napierala, Carli Moore, Makayla Presgrave, Katey Mae McInturff), 2:02.59. 2, Wallace, 2:15.21.
Shot put — 1, Hannah Whipple, Kootenai, 33-9. 2, Tamra Jackson, Wallace, 30-3. 3, Talia Hendrickx, Lakeside, 28-4. Discus — 1, Talia Hendrickx, Lakeside, 82-1. 2, Tamra Jackson, Wallace, 77-0. 3, Austyn Gunderson, Wallace, 75-1. High jump — 1, Makayla Presgrave, Kootenai, 4-6. 2, Grace McInturff, Kootenai, 4-2. Pole vault — 1, Katey Mae McInturff, Kootenai, 10-6. 2, Rachael Riley, Kootenai, 8-6. 3, Madison Napierala, Kootenai, 8-6. Long jump — 1, Morgan Hill, Wallace, 13-10 1/2. 2, Shelby Masjzak, Wallace, 12-11 1/2. 3, Halei Ungerbuehler, Mullan 12-2. Triple jump — 1, Tiffany Hatfield, Wallace, 29-0. 2, Makayla Presgrave, Kootenai, 27-6.
• GOLF
Parent medalist for Timberlake
RATHDRUM — Timberlake’s Eric Parent shot a 5-over-par 41 to earn medalist honors in an Intermountain League dual against the Badgers at Twin Lakes Village Golf Course.
Timberlake beat Bonners Ferry 183-201 in the boys team scoring.
Bonners Ferry’s Savannah Mendenhall won girls medalist honors with a 49.
The 3A District 1 tournament is Monday at Twin Lakes Village Golf Course with a 9 a.m. shotgun start.
At Twin Lakes Village Golf Course
Par 36
2,882 yards
TEAM SCORES — 1, Timberlake 183. 2, Bonners Ferry 201.
MEDALIST — Eric Parent, Timberlake, 41.
TIMBERLAKE — Eric Parent 41, Sammy Johnson 47, Ross Jenkins 43, Christopher Jenkins 52, Eli Lobil 66.
BONNERS FERRY — Mitch Kramer 47, Chris English 51, Matt Fugitt 48, Owen Beazer 55, Brad Byers 59.
At Twin Lakes Village Golf Course
Par 36
2,581 yards
TEAM SCORES — 1, Timberlake 298.
MEDALIST — Savannah Mendenhall, Bonners Ferry, 49.
TIMBERLAKE — Erica Powell 70, Brooke Zennie 64, Gracie Allen 87, Adria Jelenik 78, Shelbee Hester 86.
• TENNIS
Post Falls 9
Lake City 3
POST FALLS — The Trojans swept the Timberwolves in all but girls singles in a match at Post Falls High.
“Our doubles are starting to gel at the right time,” Post Falls assistant coach Brady Tommerup said. “All of our girls doubles teams are starting to play really well together.”
Post Falls hosts Sandpoint and Lewiston on Thursday.
Lake City competes in the Inland Empire tournament on Friday and Saturday in Spokane.
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Lincoln Hill, PF, d. Zach Weadick, 6-1, 6-3. No. 2, Hunter Shertz, PF, d. Shawn Hoppe, 6-7, 6-4, 6-2. No. 3, Lucas Bolster, PF, d. Andrew Olvera, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Seth McLeod/Casey Benton, PF, d. Gunnar Stauning/Dallin Johnson, 6-1, 6-3. No. 2, Trevor Barlow/Logan Hall, PF, d. Chris Vargas/Aaron McNee, 6-3, 7-6.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Sydney Jackson, LC, d. Nagomi Watanabe, 1-6, 6-2, 7-6. No. 2, CC Cates, LC, d. Kaitlyn McLeod, 6-0, 6-0. No. 3, Natalie Findlay, LC, d. Emily Danfort, 6-4, 7-6.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, America Ellison/Meghan McLeod, PF, d. Elissa James/Bryce Martin, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1. No. 2, Payton Allert/Glory Ellison, PF, d. Madison Morris/Ashley Gervais, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Nick Dorsey/Katie Bechler, PF, d. Tiegue O’Shaugnessey/Katherine Devlin, 6-4, 6-2. No. 2, Maraya Deuser/Parker Lewis, PF, d. Ben Edwards/Tessa Woodmeyer, 6-1, 6-2.
Lakeland 9
Post Falls JV 1
RATHDRUM — The Hawks won nine of 10 matches in a dual against the Trojans JV at Lakeland High.
Lakeland competes at the Inland Empire tournament on Friday at Saturday in Spokane.
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Colin Burkhalter, LL, d. Randy Booth, 6-1 6-0. No. 2, Laszlo Herbolich, LL, d. Matt McLeod, 6-0, 6-0. No. 3, Trevor Karras, LL, d. Brandon Jenkens, 8-1.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Laszlo Herbolich/Trevor Karras, LL, d. Dalton Fry/Jason Benton, 6-4, 6-4. No. 2, Tyler Barker/Linus Koelsch, PF, Zak Jay/Matt Faubian, 8-6.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Ashley Rotchford, LL, d. Macy Peterson, 6-2, 6-0. No. 2, Amanda Bear, LL, d. Kay Simmons, 6-1, 6-0. No. 3, Sayaka Koiso, LL, d. Emslie Lungberg, 8-1.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Laura Wheeler/Miranda Higens, LL, d. Brooke S./Madison Lahr, 6-1, 6-0. No. 2, Makena Pooley/Bailey LaZelle, LL, d. Jayda/Lily, 8-0.
• LACROSSE
Lake City 9
Emerald Ridge 4
COEUR d’ALENE — Cameron Chun and Trey Bartoo each scored three goals for Lake City in a nonleague victory over Emerald Ridge of Spokane.
Lake City plays Thursday at Sandpoint.
Goals: SH — Mitch Weldon, Harrison Bishop 2, Shane Forsman. LC — Jackson Miller, Braedyn Buer 2, Cameron Chun 3, Trey Bartoo 3.
Assists: SH — Sam Weldon 2, Matthew Dotton. LC — Jackson Miller, Max Johnson, Trey Bartoo.
Saves: SH — Ben Fox 17. LC — Zach Kerzman 8.