YOUTH SPORTS: Wednesday, January 20, 2016
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>Twenty swimmers from the Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team attended the 40th annual Washington Open meet recently in Federal Way, Wash. In the front row from left are Alisa Felshaw, Micah Sharples, Toriana Wilson, Hannah Gonzalez, Sarah Nicholls, Nicole Rozier and Brittany Caroon; second row from left, coach David Dolphay, Maggie de Tar, Emily Deitz, Hailey Pierce, Micah Hudlet, Ella Maaritt-Kurtilla and coach Bob Wood; and back row from left, Ethan Downing, Chang He, Jon Archer, Ian Rector, Tristan Whiting, Karter Rasmussen, Jayben Scalph and Cole Cu…
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Post Falls Running Rebels won the fifth-grade boys division of the Post Falls Competive Basketball League with a 7-1 record. In the front row from left are Ben Auble, Gabriel Cooley, Zachary Engelson and Jack Boettcher; and back row from left, coach Wade Engelson, Tyler Jacobson, Jayden Butler, Konner McKenzie, Andrew Kammarcal and coach Duster Butler.</p>
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Coeur d'Alene Special Olympics alpine team is practicing for its upcoming regional competition Feb. 20 in Kellogg. The alpine and downhill skiing team practices at Silver Mountain. Kneeling, front from left, are Lori Ann Macklin and Gregory Quinn (Cd'A local program coordinator); and standing from left, Jim Kinnard, Sheree Cooper (volunteer), Aaron May (volunteer) Jeremiah Cooper, Brenden Taylor (volunteer), Adam Kenney, Courtney Martin (volunteer) Megan Neary, head coach Tim Neary, DiAnna Macklin (volunteer), Jeff Kinnard (volunteer) Ean Kimbrell…
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Coeur d'Alene Special Olympics floor hockey team will travel to Boise for the state games the weekend of Feb 26-27. The floor hockey team practices at Peak Fitness in Coeur d'Alene. In the front row from left are head coach James Javier's children Annie, Tori, and Sammy; and athletes second row from left, John O'Connell, Sarah Grillo, Ryan Sullivan, head coach James Javier, Emily Colgrove, Brianna Griel, Jann Kinnard (volunteer) Jim Kinnard, Sammy Torolopoulos and Alana Hunt (volunteer, Kootenai County Sheriff Deputy); and back row from left, Stev…
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>Coeur d'Alene's Special Olympics snowshoeing and cross country team is practicing for the upcoming regional competition Feb. 20 in Kellogg. The snowshoeing and cross country teams practice at Stub Myer Park in Rathdrum. In the front, kneeling from left, are LaDawn Brinkmann (volunteer) Adina Watkins, snow shoeing head coach Jim McFeeley, Jim Kinnard and Jann Kinnard (volunteer); and standing from left, Kirk Grogan, Jacob Watkins, Kyle Popejoy, Melissa Elliot, Kevin Karlgaard, Sherrie Elliot, Laurie Dale (volunteer), Sarah McFeeley, Howard George, Coll…
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Viking Booster Club honored its December Athletes of the Month recently. From left are Brody Lundblad (basketball), Isabella Hollibaugh (basketball) and Alex Marshall (wrestling)</p>
<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The VIP Juniors club volleyball team placed fifth out of 128 teams in the Gold Bracket at the Matt Hartner MLK Tournament in Eugene, Ore. From left are Delaney Schmidt, Sam Swayze, Brooklynn Rainer, Emily Zink, Asia Hansen, Hanna Hansen, Mattisyn Cope, Arlaina Stephenson, Paige Wollan and Miahna Waters.</p>
GYMNASTICS
Technique Gymnastics from Hayden traveled to Clarkston for a competition Jan. 8-10. The following are results from the meet, listing all gymnasts who placed in the top three.
Level 2s: 2nd place team trophy; Sophia Becker, 2nd on floor; Jaylin Koneval, 2nd on floor; Kirsten Iames, 3rd on bars; Elsa Laker, 3rd on beam; Laila Gilbreath, 2nd on bars; Tatum Easterday, 3rd on vault and floor.
Level 3s: Julia Scarola, 2nd on beam and 3rd on bars and AA.
Level 4s: 3rd place team trophy; Naomi Fritts, 2nd on floor and AA, 3rd on vault and bars; Mikalah Shouse, 2nd n vault; Amber Covert-Venerosa, 1st on bars, 2nd AA, 3rd on vault and beam; Moriah Mosqueda, 1st on vault, 3rd on bars, floor and AA.
Level 6s: 2nd place team trophy; Bethany Frey, 1st on vault and bars, 2nd AA, 3rd on beam; Marissa McCallum, 1st on beam, 2nd on vault and floor, 3rd AA; Madi Bailey, 2nd on floor.
Level 7: 2nd place team trophy; Caitlin Scarola, 2nd on beam, 3rd on bars, floor and AA.
Xcel Gold: 4th place team trophy; Mallory Okon, 1st place on vault and AA, 2nd on floor, 3rd on bars and beam; Sydney McLean, 3rd on vault; Rylee Strobel, 2nd on vault and floor; Shelby Westray, 2nd on floor, 3rd AA.
Boys Level 4, 5 and 6: 2nd place team trophy; Blake Laird, 1st on floor, rings, vault, high bar and AA, 2nd on parallel bars, 3rd on pommel; Landon Matson, 1st on parallel bars, 2nd on pommel, rings, vault, high bar and AA; Conan Tapia, 1st on pommel, rings, 2nd on floor, 3rd on high bar and AA; Logan Beckett, 3rd on floor, rings, vault and parallel bars; Brandon Decker, 1st on floor, pommel, rings, vault, parallel bars, high bar and AA; Jack Wass, 2nd on floor, pommel, rings, vault, Parallel bars, high bar and AA; Austin McLean, 2nd on parallel bars, 3rd on vault; Kyle Morse, 2nd on rings and high bar, 3rd on floor, pommel, parallel bars and AA; Quentin Foster, 2nd on floor, pommel, rings, vault, parallel bars, high bar and AA.
SWIMMING
Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team: Twenty swimmers from the Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team attended the 40th annual Washington Open meet in Federal Way, Wash.
987 swimmers from the western half of the country representing 50 teams were in attendance. CAST finished 12th in the combined results, with the women placing 6th and the men 14th.
Sarah Nicholls highlighted the team’s swims, winning the 200 yard breaststroke and finishing second in the 100 yard breaststroke, missing the Inland Empire record in the 100 by .01 seconds. She also finished 11th in the 100 butterfly. Jon Archer (7th in the 100 backstroke, 16th in the 400 IM), Maggie de Tar (8th in the 500 freestyle, 12th in the 200 freestyle and 14th in the 200 butterfly) and Nicole Rozier (8th place in both the 200 backstroke and 200 butterfly, 15th in the 200 freestyle and 16th in the 100 freestyle) rounded out the top 8 finishers for Coeur d’Alene.
CAST’s women’s relays finished top-8 in all 5 of their races, breaking 3 team records in the process. Other top-16 finishers included Chang He (10th in the 100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke, 13th in the 200 IM); Cole Curtis (11th in the 200 breast, 14th in the 100 breaststroke); Emily Deitz (13th in the 200 backstroke); and Ian Rector (15th in the 200 breaststroke).
BOWLING
River City Lanes
Jan. 16
BANTAMS
BOYS
SCRATCH GAMES — Tristan Cord 101, Christopher Smith 82.
SCRATCH SERIES — Tristan Cord 175, Christopher Smith 158.
GIRLS
SCRATCH GAMES — Kayla Tuttle 96, Siryssa King 89.
SCRATCH SERIES — Kayla Tuttle 178, Siryssa King 151.
PEEWEES
BOYS
SCRATCH GAMES — Donny Shaw 118, 114.
SCRATCH SERIES — Donny Shaw 232, Kadon Sakae 197.
GIRLS
SCRATCH GAMES — Jordyn Cord 120, 91.
SCRATCH SERIES — Jordyn Cord 211, Addison Mueller 147.
PREPS
BOYS
SCRATCH GAMES — Aidan Carlson 145, Braiden Reed 139.
SCRATCH SERIES — Aidan Carlson 411, Trevor Cord 354.
GIRLS
SCRATCH GAMES — Ellie Powell 114, 109.
SCRATCH SERIES — Ellie Powell 321, Mckenna Tuttle 202.
JUNIORS
BOYS
SCRATCH GAMES — Brandon Montagne-Shaw 242, Connor Yokimizo 226.
SCRATCH SERIES — Brandon Montagne-Shaw 615, Blake English 582.
GIRLS
SCRATCH GAMES — Hailey Howard 186, Jayme Cord 165.
SCRATCH SERIES — Jayme Cord 441, Hailey Howard 428.
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