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YOUTH SPORTS: Wednesday, June 1, 2016

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The VIP Juniors 16s travel volleyball team tied for third out of 32 teams in the gold bracketat the Emerald City Classic in Seattle May 28-30. From left are Paige Wollan, Sam Swayze, Emily Zink, Hanna Hansen, Ailsa Hansen, Arlaina Stephenson, Delaney Schmidt, Mattisyn Cope, Brooklyn Rainer and Miahna Waters. The VIP Juniors team next heads to USA Junior Nationals in Indianapolis June 29-July 3.</p>

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>Team Real Life wrestlers traveled to Idaho Falls for the Idaho State Greco-Roman championships on May 6 and the Idaho State Freestyle championships on May 7th. Team Real Life had two Triple Crown winners this year. A Triple Crown winner is a wrestler who wins all three wrestling styles in a given wrestling season (folkstyle, Greco-Roman and freestyle). This year’s Team Real Life Triple Crown winners are Ridge Lovett and Byson Huber. Ridge and Byson, having won at the state folkstyle tournament in the winter in Twin Falls, completed their triple c…

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-12 boys gold soccer team finished second at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. In the front row from left is Max Anderson, Cole Jaworski, Tyler Gasper, Bryce Allred, Walker Jump and Alex Reyes; and back row from left, Miles Jones, Noah Janzen, Jäger Rau, Connor Norris, Jack Shrontz, Kohrt Weber, Patrick Du and Tyler Allred. Not pictured is coach and technical director Julio Morales.</p>

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>Lakeland's seventh-grade boys track team won the district championship May 4 at Lakeland High. In the front row from left are Ernal Holefeltz, Aaron Horne, Calvin Schenkenberger, Sam Cope, Scott Pote, Justin Williams, Michael Banning and Chris Hollis; and back row from left, Matt Deems, Jalen Skalskiy, Damien Hieronymus, Cameron Pacquette, Ricky Lewis, Ammon Munyer, Chase Simon and Cody Carvajal.</p>

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Post Falls Trojans won the eighth-grade YMCA Grid Kids Spring Football League championship. In the front row from left are David Monti and Tommy Madill; second row from left, Matthew Bartholomew, Hunter Mills, Ian Gifford, Jayden Ferris, Grant Jones and Austin Schmidt; and back row from left, Justin Gies, Jacob Burton, assistant coach Spencer Sessions, Tristan Sanchez, Eli Gondo, Patrick LaSarte, Cameron Sessions, Kaden Noesen, Carson Shertz, Derek Pearse, head coach Dan Pearse, Caleb Albert and Gage Benefield. Not pictured is Brennen Froehlich.&l…

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-12 boys gold soccer team placed second at the IYSA Director's Cup. In the front row from left are Jaeger Rau, Max Anderson, Bryce Allred, Cole Jaworski, Tyler Gasper, and Jack Shrontz; and back row from left, coach Julio Morales, Patrick Du, Noah Janzen, Walker Jump, Kohrt Weber, Alex Reyes, Miles Jones, Connor Norris and Tyler Allred.</p>

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-17 boys soccer team took third place at the Idaho State Cup last weekend in Boise. In the front row from left are Charlie Crane, Carson Andrick, Travis Swallow, Shawn McKeeken, Cole Fawcett, Justin Kofmehl, Mitchell Rust and Jack Rinck; and back row from left, coach Julio Morales, Max Edmundson, Jake Schriger, Riley Glover, Connor Shaw, Porter Hall, Beau Chandler and Brandon Jewell. Not pictured is Ben Schwartz.</p>

<p>Courtesy photo</p><p>The Titans, a high school team featuring players from North Idaho and eastern Washington, won the 13-team On Summer's Edge AAU basketball tournament last weekend at The Warehouse Athletic Facility in Spokane. The team went 4-0 with wins over Clutch (Portland), Northwest Christian (Colbert, Wash.), Alpha Athletics (Spokane) and Lewis and Clark (Spokane). From left are Elijah Ramirez, Kobe Reese, Cam Cavanaugh, Brady Brinkman, Donovan Phillips, Casey Walker, Ethan Smart, Colin Sather, Boston Tacke and coach Jason Brinkman.</p>

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Team Real Life wrestlers traveled to Idaho Falls for the Idaho State Greco-Roman championships on May 6 and the Idaho State Freestyle championships on May 7th. Team Real Life had two Triple Crown winners this year. A Triple Crown winner is a wrestler who wins all three wrestling styles in a given wrestling season (folkstyle, Greco-Roman and freestyle). This year&#146;s Team Real Life Triple Crown winners are Ridge Lovett and Byson Huber. Ridge and Byson, having won at the state folkstyle tournament in the winter in Twin Falls, completed their triple crowns by winning the final two legs in Idaho Falls. In the front row from left are Rider Seguine, 4th in Greco and Byson Huber, Triple Crown winner; and back row from left, coach Brian Huber; Ridge Lovett, Triple Crown winner; Braydon Huber, 1st in freestyle, 2nd in Greco; Jason Burchell, 1st in both freestyle and Greco; and coach Lonnie Lovett.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-12 boys gold soccer team finished second at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. In the front row from left is Max Anderson, Cole Jaworski, Tyler Gasper, Bryce Allred, Walker Jump and Alex Reyes; and back row from left, Miles Jones, Noah Janzen, J&auml;ger Rau, Connor Norris, Jack Shrontz, Kohrt Weber, Patrick Du and Tyler Allred. Not pictured is coach and technical director Julio Morales.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Lakeland's seventh-grade boys track team won the district championship May 4 at Lakeland High. In the front row from left are Ernal Holefeltz, Aaron Horne, Calvin Schenkenberger, Sam Cope, Scott Pote, Justin Williams, Michael Banning and Chris Hollis; and back row from left, Matt Deems, Jalen Skalskiy, Damien Hieronymus, Cameron Pacquette, Ricky Lewis, Ammon Munyer, Chase Simon and Cody Carvajal.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Post Falls Trojans won the eighth-grade YMCA Grid Kids Spring Football League championship. In the front row from left are David Monti and Tommy Madill; second row from left, Matthew Bartholomew, Hunter Mills, Ian Gifford, Jayden Ferris, Grant Jones and Austin Schmidt; and back row from left, Justin Gies, Jacob Burton, assistant coach Spencer Sessions, Tristan Sanchez, Eli Gondo, Patrick LaSarte, Cameron Sessions, Kaden Noesen, Carson Shertz, Derek Pearse, head coach Dan Pearse, Caleb Albert and Gage Benefield. Not pictured is Brennen Froehlich.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-12 boys gold soccer team placed second at the IYSA Director's Cup. In the front row from left are Jaeger Rau, Max Anderson, Bryce Allred, Cole Jaworski, Tyler Gasper, and Jack Shrontz; and back row from left, coach Julio Morales, Patrick Du, Noah Janzen, Walker Jump, Kohrt Weber, Alex Reyes, Miles Jones, Connor Norris and Tyler Allred.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Coeur d'Alene Sting under-17 boys soccer team took third place at the Idaho State Cup last weekend in Boise. In the front row from left are Charlie Crane, Carson Andrick, Travis Swallow, Shawn McKeeken, Cole Fawcett, Justin Kofmehl, Mitchell Rust and Jack Rinck; and back row from left, coach Julio Morales, Max Edmundson, Jake Schriger, Riley Glover, Connor Shaw, Porter Hall, Beau Chandler and Brandon Jewell. Not pictured is Ben Schwartz.&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Courtesy photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The Titans, a high school team featuring players from North Idaho and eastern Washington, won the 13-team On Summer's Edge AAU basketball tournament last weekend at The Warehouse Athletic Facility in Spokane. The team went 4-0 with wins over Clutch (Portland), Northwest Christian (Colbert, Wash.), Alpha Athletics (Spokane) and Lewis and Clark (Spokane). From left are Elijah Ramirez, Kobe Reese, Cam Cavanaugh, Brady Brinkman, Donovan Phillips, Casey Walker, Ethan Smart, Colin Sather, Boston Tacke and coach Jason Brinkman.&lt;/p&gt;

SELECT SOCCER

Sting Valencia under-14 boys: The Sting took third place at the Idaho State Cup last weekend in Boise.

Friday the Sting beat FC Nova Black 2-1. Sting goals were scored by Drake Prohaska and McKie Gregory, with assists by Jacob Janzen.

On Saturday the Sting beat TF Rapids 2-0. Tyler Shaw scored both Sting goals, with an assist by Cameron Dance.

Sunday the Sting lost 3-1 to Idaho Rush Premier. The lone Sting goal was scored by Cameron Dance.

On Monday the Sting Valencia beat Arsenal United Pumas 6-0. Jacob Janzen and Josh Brisendine each scored twice for the Sting, and Tyler Shaw and Ben Blakely each scored once. Jacob Overoye and Josh Brisendine each had assists. Jacob Overoye was the Sting keeper all weekend.

Sting Premiere SC Boys 99-00 Ruchti: The Sting competed in the Idaho State Cup in Boise over Memorial Day weekend.

The Sting won their first game Friday night against PVSC United Chelsea 6-1. Diego Esquivel scored five goals for the Sting, Chance Mueller one.

The Sting also won their second game Saturday morning against Idaho Rush Nero 99/00 6-0, with Zack Nall in goal for the shutout. Nick Morris scored a hat trick for the Sting, and Baily Massender, Diego Esquivel, and Marco Rojo each had one goal.

The Sting lost 2-0 to the Idaho Rush Premier in their third game, which put them at second in their bracket going into the semifinals against Boise Nationals Arsenal. That game was 1-1 at the end of regulation, with Dakota Curtis scoring the Sting’s only goal. Boise won it on a penalty kick in double overtime.

LEGION BASEBALL

Coeur d’Alene Lumbermen 14U 9-5, East Valley 4-6: Dylan Brum had three hits, including a double, for the Lums (9-8, 1-1 league).

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