PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings power past Hawks

• BASEBALL

RATHDRUM — Cameron Luckey drove in four runs and Cameron Nosworthy and Noah Mayfield scored two runs each, leading the Coeur d’Alene Vikings past the Lakeland Hawks 12-2 in a nonleague game on Tuesday at Gorton Field.

“It was a good day for us with timely hitting and scored eight runs with two outs,” Coeur d’Alene coach Nick Mahin said. “Timely hitting and playing good defense seem to be our M.O. this season. All in all, it was a good day considering we’ve been away for a week.”

Nathaniel English and Jonny Plum had two RBIs each for Coeur d’Alene (6-3), which hosts East Valley on Thursday.

Jared McDaniel had an RBI in the second inning for Lakeland (3-5), which hosts Timberlake on Thursday.

“Coeur d’Alene executed well in all phases of the game and outplayed us today,” Lakeland coach Jason Bradbury said. “We committed five errors, and you can’t do that against good teams, or they’ll make you pay. That’s exactly what they did. Every time we’d make a mistake defensively, they would capatalize on it offensively.”

Coeur d’Alene 013 400 4 — 12 10 0

Lakeland 002 000 0 — 2 3 5

Brett Keesee, Justin Bates (4), Tanner Toepke and Cameron Nosworthy; Chris Schilling, Max Baker and Jared McDaniel. W — Keesee. L — Schilling.

HITS: Cd’A — C. Luckey 2, Plum 2, T. Luckey, Beggerly 2, Mayfield 2, Jacobson. LL — Pote, Bradbury, Price.

St. Maries 10

Potlatch 7

POTLATCH — Kiefer Gibson, Drake Lounsbury and Dylan Edwards had two hits each, leading the Lumberjacks past the Loggers in a nonleague game.

St. Maries (1-4) opened a 5-1 lead after three innings and scored five in the top of the sixth to put the game away.

“We started to string some hits together in the third and had a good day stealing bases,” St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. “That helped to get some guys in scoring position and we were able to take advantage of some walks and errors. It was a pretty balanced and good team effort.”

St. Maries plays at Orofino on Friday.

St. Maries 203 005 0 — 10 11 3

Potlatch 001 204 0 — 7 4 4

Kiefer Gibson, Bryant Asbury (4), Drake Lounsbury (5) and Chase Truscott; Hunter Nicholson, Charlie Lindean (5) and Cole Wahlen. W — Gibson (1-2). L — Nicholson.

HITS: SM — Asbury, Lounsbury 2, Truscott, Gibson 2, Larson, Edwards 2, Villa, Boag. Pot — Clark, Lindean 2, Thompson. 2B — Lounsbury, Truscott, Edwards, Lindean.

Moscow at Timberlake (2)

SPIRIT LAKE — No report was received.

• SOFTBALL

Coeur d’Alene 8

Lakeland 0

RATHDRUM — Mariah Montee and Jane Wilkey scored two runs each and Breana Burke struck out 15, leading the Vikings past the Hawks in a nonleague game.

“Overall, it didn’t go bad, but we couldn’t get our bats going,” Lakeland coach Colleen Bevacqua said. “We didn’t get our bats going like we normally do. Coeur d’Alene’s a really good team and (Burke) is a good pitcher. They put the pressure on us. I was really proud of my defense and Kari (Prockish) did a great job pitching. The hits we got were good, but we just had trouble stringing them together.”

Wilkey homered leading off the second inning for Coeur d’Alene (5-0), which opens 5A Inland Empire League play at Post Falls on Friday in a doubleheader starting at 3 p.m.

Lakeland (2-4) travels to Timberlake on Thursday.

Coeur d’Alene 131 101 1 — 8 11 0

Lakeland 000 000 0 — 0 4 4

Breana Burke and Miranda Amos; Kari Prockish and MaRynda Pehrson. W — Burke (5-0). L — Prockish.

HITS: Cd’A — Montee, Smith 2, Burke 2, Wilkey, Bassett 2, Amos, Kane, Taylor. LL — Kastning, Litzko, Williams, O’Meara. 2B — Smith, Burke, O’Meara, Litzko. HR — Wilkey.

Post Falls 14-15

Moscow 0-2

POST FALLS — Bailey Gleeves and Brook Bowers each went 3 for 3 in the opening game, with Bowers hitting a solo home run of the Trojans’ nonleague sweep of the Bears at Post Falls High.

Alexis Demute also homered for Post Falls, which saw starting pitcher Amanda Rouse strike out six in the win.

“We hit the ball really well and played solid defense,” Post Falls coach Brian Stranger said. “We had a couple of errors, but it was a great team effort.”

In the nightcap, Casey Goleeke went 3 for 3 with a triple and double and Kelsey Horn scored three runs for Post Falls (6-0), which hosts Coeur d’Alene in the 5A Inland Empire League opener for both on Friday at 3 p.m.

Rouse pitched a two-hitter and struck out eight in the win.

“Our offense this year has been great so far,” Stranger said. “But we’ve got a big test coming up. We’ve been putting runs on the board, but now we’ve got to prove we can do it against the teams in our league. We’re playing good ball right now though.”

Box scores were not available.

• GOLF

Coeur d’Alene

girls second

at Moscow Invitational

MOSCOW — Kealy McMurray carded a 91, and teammates Emily Callahan and Julia Jaworksi each finished with a 92, helping the Viking girls claim the team title at the Moscow Invitational at the University of Idaho Golf Course.

Coeur d’Alene’s girls finished with a 383, followed by Post Falls with a 391.

Post Falls’ Drew Harris was boys medalist with a 72 in his first tournament of the year.

Lewiston’s boys won the team title with a 307. Coeur d’Alene was second with a 314.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Lewiston 307. 2, Coeur d’Alene 314. 3, Post Falls 332. 4, Coeur d’Alene JV 341. 5, Lake City 349. 6, Post Falls JV 354. 7, Moscow 375. 8, Lakeland 379. 9, Clarkston 381. 10, St. Maries 405. 11, Moscow JV 555.

MEDALIST — Drew Harris, Post Falls JV, 72.

LEWISTON — Ben Trigsted 73, Lance Ruddle 74, Trayton Forsmann 81, Blake Ruddle 79, Taj Goekner 84.

COEUR d’ALENE — Alex Callahan 76, Brayden Ogle 75, Chase Mitchell 78, Austin Mitchell 85, Justin Kofmehl 90.

POST FALLS — Joseph Glenn 74, Jacob Glenn 86, Cameron Flores 87, Nic Riorden 85, Bradly Fickett 99.

COEUR d’ALENE JV — Dylan Dufenhorst 82, Jeremy Skantel 89, Derek Moulsen 86, Sam Johnson 84, Jackson Davenport 96.

LAKE CITY — Nathan Lambert 82, Jack Mitchell 88, Nate Sakwi 99, Cameron Ealy 94, Cameron Johnson 85.

MOSCOW — Kevin Eng 81, Johan Bell 98, Jake Nielson 99, Will Murphy 97, Cullen Burke 117.

CLARKSTON — Travis Hansen 80, Ryan Morbeck 89, John Rokstad 94, Matt Moriana 118, Mitchell McGrory 127.

POST FALLS JV — Drew Harris 72, Nathan Gregory 96, Hunter Johnson 90, Caleb McIntosh 104, Dakota Wild 96.

LAKELAND — Andrew Knight 96, Dylan Knight 88, Ashton Waddington 96, Cole Tingey 117, Dominic Davis 109.

ST. MARIES — Conner Haeg 94, Blake Balbi 98, Cade Hill 99, Nate Masterson 116, Matt Hodgson 114.

MOSCOW JV — Caden Adona 120, Ian McCleary 123, Caleb Stucki 145, Derek Mortensen 167.

LEWISTON 2 — Caleb Kessler 76, Logan Fonnesbeck DQ.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 383. 2, Post Falls 391. 3, Moscow 402. 4, Lake City 419. 5, Lakeland 443. 6, St. Maries 509.

COEUR d’ALENE — Emily Callahan 92, Kealy McMurray 91, Julia Jaworski 92, Jessica Fahy 108, Demi Moreno 109.

POST FALLS — Maddi Anderton 97, Renee Mosby 94, Jainie Anderson 114, Savanna Routh 92, Sydney Schumacker 108, Hannah Larson 146.

MOSCOW — Makena Rauch 91, Sarah Thorsteinson 102, Karson Jensen 108, Ally Loomis 101, Ashley Smith 110, Holly Kozlowksi 139.

LAKE CITY — Emily Dodge 89, Sammi Dement 107, Ella Erwin 111, Paisley Larson 112, Natalie Andrews 115.

LAKELAND — Monica Higbee 101, Kenzie Roth 103, Madeline Neff 107, Rachel Rager 132, Sydney Suko 134.

ST. MARIES — Aspen Presley 108, Carley Chase 126, Tabitha Boller 124, MaKayla Voss 151.

LEWISTON — Kylie Esh 84, Anna Martin 117.

• TRACK AND FIELD

Brown finishes

second in 100,

long jump for ’Jacks

LAPWAI — St. Maries junior Kaleb Brown finished second in the 100-meter dash in 11.74 seconds for the Lumberjacks in the Lapwai Invitational on Thursday.

Brown was also second in the long jump with a mark of 18 feet, 10.5 inches.

Orofino won the boys team title, with Clarkston winning the girls team title.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Orofino 109.5. 2, Deary 104. 3, Clarkston 95.5. 4, Asotin 92. 5, Grangeville 86.5. 6, Salmon River 56. 7, St. Maries 36. 8, Logos 23.5. 9 (tie), Kendrick, Lapwai 20. 11 (tie), Prairie, Genesee 18. 13, Lakeside 5.

WINNERS, LOCALS IN TOP 3

100 — 1, Nick Robinett, Clarkston, 11.67. 2, Kaleb Brown, St. Maries, 11.74. 200 — 1, Nick Robinett, Clarkston, 24.18. 400 — 1, Lucas Wemhoff, Prairie, 56.10. 800 — 1, Adam Wonnacott, Grangeville, 2:07.49. 1,600 — 1, Thomas Weakland, Asotin, 4:35.93. 3,200 — 1, Thomas Weakland, Asotin, 9:52.74.

110 hurdles — 1, Tristan Jammerman, Orofino, 15.98. 300 hurdles — 1, Tristan Jammerman, Orofino, 43.59. 4x100 relay — 1, Clarkston, 47.14. 4x200 relay — 1, Orofino, 1:41.43. 2, St. Maries, 1:42.86. 4x400 relay — 1, Grangeville, 3:45.86. Sprint medley — 1, Grangeville, 3:58.23.

Shot put — 1, Cole Lindsley, Grangeville, 45-9 1/2. Discus — 1, Cole Lindsley, Grangeville, 167-0. Javelin — 1, Cody Whitmore, Asotin, 158-10. High jump — 1, Jett Sobotta, Clarkston, 6-0. Pole vault — 1, Noah Kaschmitter, Grangeville, 12-2. Long jump — 1, Brandon Eszlinger, Deary, 19-1 1/2. 2, Kaleb Brown, St. Maries, 18-10 1/2. Triple jump — 1, Nate Prior, Asotin, 41-3 1/2.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Clarkston 99. 2, Asotin 96.5. 3, Orofino 76. 4, Grangeville 74. 5, Deary 67. 6, Prairie 63. 7, Genesee 47. 8, St. Maries 41. 9, Logos 40. 10, Salmon River 39.5. 11, Nezperce 26. 12 (tie), Lakeside, Timberline (Weippe) 2. 14 (tie), Kendrick, Lapwai 1.

WINNERS, LOCALS IN TOP 3

100 — 1, Hailey Sullivan, Grangeville, 12.77. 200 — 1, Maisie McManus, Deary, 26.77. 400 — 1, Maisie McManus, Deary, 1:01.41. 800 — 1, Carmen Eggleston, Asotin, 2:35.16. 1,600 — 1, Maia Dkystra, Asotin, 5:54.87. 3,200 — 1, Maia Dykstra, Asotin, 12:41.84.

100 hurdles — 1, Mykaela Mcwilliams, Prairie, 17.00. 3, Saige Butterfield, St. Maries, 19.29. 300 hurdles — 1, Olivia Lane, Clarkston, 49.68. 4x100 relay — 1, Orofino, 53.86. 4x200 relay — 1, Orofino, 1:55.45. 4x400 relay — 1, Grangeville, 4:35.19. Sprint medley — 1, Logos, 2:06.87.

Shot put — 1, Casey Tighe, Orofino, 38-2 1/2. Discus — 1, Casey Tighe, Orofino, 101-9. Javelin — 1, Anna Sharp, Clarkston, 107-11. High jump — 1, Olivia Lane, Clarkston, 5-0. Pole vault — 1, Chevelle Shepherd, Salmon River, 8-3. Long jump — 1, Mykaela Mcwilliams, Prairie, 15-1 1/2. Triple jump — 1, Taylor Bogle, Clarkston, 31-8.