PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland, Moscow split another wild softball pair
• SOFTBALL
MOSCOW — Katie Kastning went 5 for 6 with four RBIs and three runs scored for the Lakeland Hawks in a 19-18 win in the second game of a 4A Inland Empire League doubleheader on Thursday against the Moscow Bears at Ghormley Field.
Lakeland lost the opening game 17-16 after the Bears scored eight runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.
“We were hitting the ball well, we just ended up letting back in the first game,” Lakeland coach Colleen Bevacqua said. “In the second game, we just kept battling and were able to send it to extra innings. Our girls worked hard as a team. Moscow is tough competition for us.”
It was the second high-scoring doubleheader between the teams in six days. Lakeland beat Moscow 14-13 and 24-14 at home last Saturday.
Lakeland (6-6, 3-1 4A IEL) hosts Timberlake today.
FIRST GAME
Lakeland 031 651 0 — 16 13 4
Moscow 100 701 8 — 17 16 7
2 out when winning run scored.
Kari Prockish and Abbey Leon; Leah Dreesman and Sarah Doty. W — Dreesman. L — Prockish.
HITS: LL — Kastning 2, Leon, Litzko 2, Pruitt 2, Prockish 3, Charles 2, Schwalbach. Mos — Carscallen 2, Bentley 4, Cook, Doty 2, Waters, Dreesman, Watson 2, Robbins 3. 2B — Prockish 2, Leon, Schwalbach, Charles, Doty 2. 3B — Bentley.
SECOND GAME
Lakeland 300 308 023 — 19 25 7
Moscow 403 232 022 — 18 17 3
Brittany Charles and MaRynda Pehrson; Emma Carscallen and Sarah Doty. W — Charles. L — Carscallen.
HITS: LL — Kastning 5, Leon 5, O’Meara, Prockish, Pruitt 3, Pehrson 3, Bodak 3, Charles 2, Schwalbach 2. Mos — Staszhow 2, Carscallen 2, Bentley 3, Cook 2, Doty 3, Waters, Smith 2, Watson 2. 2B — Kastning 2, Bodak 2, Leon, Schwalbach, Charles, Cook, Waters, Watson. 3B — Pehrson.
Genesee 5
Timberlake 3
GENESEE — Jacquelyn Mallet drove in two runs for the 3A Tigers in a loss to the 2A Bulldogs.
“Genesee has a very solid team for as small of a school as they are,” Timberlake coach Casi Reisenauer said. “We didn’t show up to play until halfway through the game. It was hard lesson learned and hopefully they’ll put it together (today). In the second half of the game, we started to play a lot better and did some good things.”
Matraca Rocheleau had two hits and an RBI for Timberlake (6-2), which plays at Lakeland today at 4 p.m.
Timberlake 000 021 0 — 3 9 1
Genesee 002 021 x — 5 6 0
Shelby Salois and Matraca Rocheleau; Cornell and Woods. W — Cornell. L — Salois (3-2).
HITS: TL — Mallet 2, Starr 2, M. Salois, S. Salois, Rocheleau 2, Kelley. Gen — Cornell 2, Ranisate, Woods, Renton, Burt. 2B — Starr, Rocheleau.
Freeman 6
St. Maries 5
ST. MARIES — The Lumberjacks outhit the visiting Scotties from Rockford, Wash., 11-6, and had the tying run on third base in the bottom of the seventh, but left nine on base total in the nonleague loss.
“Their pitcher did a good job changing speeds,” St. Maries coach Todd Bitterman said. “We weren’t very good outs the first five innings; we were swinging at pitches that weren’t strikes. I wouldn’t call her overpowering, but she did a very good job with the craft of pitching.”
Kayleen Peet, Kelsey Auer, CJ Scott and Aubree Hall each had two hits for St. Maries (4-5), which hosts Orofino in a Central Idaho League doubleheader on Saturday.
Freeman 212 010 0 — 6 6 2
St. Maries 211 000 1 — 5 11 1
H. Hansen and T. Peery; Paige Sines and Aubree Hall. W — Hansen. L — Sines.
HITS: Free — Johnson 3, Peery, Kestell, Nickerson. SM — Peet 2, Ghramm, Auer 2, Wilson, Sines, Scott 2, Hall 2. 2B — Johnson, Kestell, Hall. 3B — Peet.
• BASEBALL
Lakeland at
Moscow
MOSCOW — No report was received from the visiting Hawks.
• GOLF
Samuelson, Rauenhorst win
at IML match
PINEHURST — Hogan Samuelson shot a three-under 69 to earn medalist honors in an Intermountain League match at Pinehurst Golf Course.
Kat Rauenhorst shot a 93 to win girls medalist honors for Kellogg.
Timberlake’s Ross Jenkins finished third individually with a 75.
BOYS
Par 72
5,988 yards
TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 301. 2, Bonners Ferry 341. 3, Timberlake 384. 4, Priest River 398.
MEDALIST — Hogan Samuelson, Kellogg, 69.
KELLOGG — Cade Finlay 80, Hogan Samuelson 69, Chase Jerome 77, Tyler Gibbons 75, Jesse Campbell 114.
BONNERS FERRY — Phil Pollacia 77, Mitch Kramer 85, Kevin Shea 83, Chris English 96, Drew Foster 109.
TIMBERLAKE — Eric Parent 85, Ross Jenkins 76, Chris Jenkins 110, Nate Jones 124, Cody Gilson 123.
PRIEST RIVER — Kody Salesky 90, Conner Vaage 109, Mason Clark 94, Andrew Jeter 105.
GIRLS
Par 74
5,463 yards
TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 396 (only full team).
KELLOGG — Kaitlyn Miller 94, Kat Rauenhorst 93, Kylie Robinson 106, Morgan Nusz 103.
TIMBERLAKE — Lauren Anundson 122, Hanna Mendenhall 128, Laura Ortega 138.
• LACROSSE
Lake City 11
University 10 (OT)
COEUR d’ALENE — Braedyn Buer of Lake City scored the game-winner in overtime, on a rebound off of University goalie Noah Reneau, to give host Lake City a victory.
Buer scored two goals, Matt Duchow had four and Cameron Chung added three for Lake City (4-2).
Bryce Lesher scored four goals for University.
Lake City will play Saturday in Moscow against Logos.
UNIVERSITY — Goals: Jacob Thelts, Brian Monro 2, Connor Gilbert 2, Bryce Lesher 4, Koby Cudano, Harrison Heckerman. Assists: Thelts, Monro 2, Gilbert, Lesher, Easton Carter, Brian Martin. Saves: Noah Reneau 11.
LAKE CITY — Goals: Braedyn Buer 2, Sam Buckland, Cameron Chung 3, Matt Duchow 4, Zach Brown. Saves: Olan Scholin 10.