PREP ROUNDUP: St. Maries blanks Bonners, improves to 6-0

| October 3, 2015 9:32 PM

• FOOTBALL

BONNERS FERRY — On a night when the offense was a bit off, the St. Maries Lumberjacks defense stepped up impressively in nonleague play.

St. Maries’ defense held Bonners Ferry to 32 yards on offense in a 21-0 win, improving to 6-0 on the season.

“It’s kind of what we talked about after the game,” St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. “There’s going to be some nights when the offense isn’t clicking. But we only held them to one first down, and we just did a fantastic job defensively.”

St. Maries had 110 yards rushing and 109 passing and will host Grangeville to open Central Idaho League play next Friday.

Bonners Ferry (2-3) hosts Kellogg to open Intermountain League play next Friday.

St. Maries 0 0 13 8 — 21

Bonners Ferry 0 0 0 0 — 0

SM — Dakota Wilson 2 run (Bryant Asbury kick)

SM — Jake Sieler 70 punt return (kick failed)

SM — Chase Truscott 1 run (Caleb Brown run)

Clark Fork 44

Lakeside 14

PLUMMER — All three of Wade Stevens’ completions went for touchdowns as the visiting Wampus Cats beat the Knights in White Star League play.

Stevens finished 3 for 8 through the air for 149 yards for Clark Fork (4-0, 2-0 WSL), with two TD passes to Bryant Moore and one to Dylan Roper.

“Some of their big plays was what really got us,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We tried to establish the run, but got forced into throwing more than we wanted to once we fell behind.

“Clark Fork just outplayed us on both sides of the ball, to be honest.”

Dakota West rushed for 108 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries for Clark Fork.

Jordan Davison rushed for 109 yards and a TD on six carries for Lakeside (1-5, 1-2). Bryar Sanchez ran for 93 yards on 23 carries, and completed 8 of 23 for 82 yards and a score.

Lakeside is idle next week, then travels to Timberline on Oct. 16.

Clark Fork 12 16 8 8 — 44

Lakeside 0 6 0 8 — 14

First quarter

CF — Wade Stevens 3 run (run failed)

CF — Bryant Moore 49 pass from Stevens (pass failed)

Second quarter

CF — Moore 45 pass from Stevens (Dylan Roper pass from Stevens)

LS — Jordan Davison 19 pass from Bryar Sanchez (pass failed)

CF — Roper 55 pass from Stevens (Stevens run)

Third quarter

CF — Dakota West 3 run (Stevens run)

Fourth quarter

LS — Davison 65 run (Seth Garcia pass from Sanchez)

CF — West 20 run (West run)

Lewis County 60

Kootenai 14

HARRISON FLATS — Tanner Andersen was the leading rusher for the Warriors and scored a late touchdown, but a shorthanded Kootenai squad lost to visiting Lewis County in a White Star League game.

“I’m down to eight guys who are eligible to play,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. “They gave it their all. Kudos to them. We had our array of mistakes, but they played a pretty good team. Lewis County’s a good team, I’m very proud of my guys doing what they did.”

Kootenai (0-5, 1-3) plays at Kendrick on Friday.

Lewis County is 2-3, 1-2.

Lewis County 16 16 20 8 — 60

Kootenai 0 0 8 6 — 14

First quarter

LC — Daniel Brashear 11 run (Jerry Fischer run).

LC — Fischer 5 run (Brashear pass from Heideman).

Second quarter

LC — Heideman 53 run (Heideman run).

LC— Landon Wahl 4 run (Fischer run).

Third quarter

LC — Heideman 24 run (Brashear run).

LC Brashear 30 pass from Heideman (run failed).

Koot — Kaden Hammond 12 run (Andrew Whipple pass from Hammond).

LC — Jeremy Snodbedrly 75 kickoff return (pass failed).

Fourth quarter

Koot — Tanner Andersen 28 run (pass failed).

LC — Fischer 52 run (Fischer run).

• GIRLS SOCCER

Sandpoint 1

Lake City 1

COEUR d’ALENE — Monique Queen scored on an assist in the 46th minute on an assist from Camryn Wendlandt for the Timberwolves in a nonleague draw with the Bulldogs at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.

“We weren’t really sharp at the beginning of the game,” Lake City coach Matt Ruchti said. “It just came down to finishing opportunities and we weren’t as efficient as we’ve been. We worked hard and controlled the majority of the match, but need to be more efficient in front of the net.”

Lake City (8-0-2) hosts Lewiston on Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Sandpoint is 4-5-3.

First half — 1, Spt, unknown (unassisted), 1:00. Second half — 2, LC, Monique Queen (Camryn Wendlandt), 46:00.

Shots on goal — Spt 4, LC 16.

Saves — Spt, unknown, 14; LC, Emily Parson 3.

• LATE THURSDAY

• GIRLS SOCCER

Timberlake 2

Lakeland 1

RATHDRUM — Shelby Starr’s unassisted goal midway through the second half proved to be the game-winner as the visiting Tigers upended the Hawks at Sunrise Rotary Field.

It was the second win for Timberlake (13-0-1) over Lakeland (3-6-3) in two meetings this season.

“It’s never happened in the eight years I’ve been at Timberlake, and for it to happen twice in one season is quite an accomplishment,” Timberlake coach Steve Michaels said. “We just came out flat (Tuesday vs. Coeur d’Alene Charter, in a 2-2 tie), and Charter played a great game; Charter was able to dominate the match. We were lucky to get out of there with a tie. We feel like we are back on track.”

Timberlake (8-0-1 in the Intermountain League) wraps up regular season play today with an 11 a.m. IML match at Kellogg.

Also today, Lakeland is scheduled to visit West Valley at noon.

First half — 1, LL, No. 10 Hendry (unassisted), 13:00. 2, TL, Allison Kirby (unassisted), 16:00. Second half — 3, TL, Shelby Starr (unassisted), 60:00.

Shots on goal — TL 5, LL 6.

Saves — TL, Keelie Lawler 4; LL, unknown, 4.

• VOLLEYBALL

Lakeland drops pair in tri-match

RATHDRUM — Lakeland warmed up for league play next week and lost both matches in a nonleague tri-match on Thursday, falling in four games to Post Falls and three to Skyview.

“I thought the girls played really hard against Post Falls,” Hawks coach Kylee Garitone said. “We didn’t serve-receive really well, but we defended well. We blocked well, which was a huge success for us.”

In the loss to Post Falls, Trojans Allie Munday finished with a double-double with 14 kills and 17 digs. Andra Beck 12 assists and five aces. Kayla Mayo passed out 14 assists.

For Lakeland (5-12), Sierra Mayberry finished with seven kills, four blocks, three aces. Brooke Mayberry had 22 assists and Brooklynn Bunch five aces and 11 digs.

Madison Cope had five blocks against Skyview.

“We continued to block well,” Garitone said. “However, Skyview had a quick offense and we struggled in serve-receiving.”

Lakeland and Post Falls are both scheduled to play in the Sheridan Volleyball Classic in Spokane today.