YOUTH SPORTS: Wednesday, May 18, 2016

RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION

Soccer

Mini-Mite (3-4 Yr. Old)

Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Vs. Champion Concrete

Colton Colombini (11), Emily Edwards (6)

Ben Chadwell Finishing Carpentry Vs. Quality Stoves

Graycen Wakefield (3), Jack Palmer (3), Charlie Chadwell (2), Amelia Liddiard (2), Antony Del Monte (3), Leopoldo Del Monte (1)

Schlotthauer Ranch Vs. Sonrise Preschool

Brooklyn Coleman (2), Micah Miller (6), Zane Behnke (4), Lydia Schmidt (2), Grayson Lewis (1), Samuel Jarvis (2), Lexee Collison (1)

Edward Jones – Debbie Holmes Vs. The Turn Bar & Grill

Oliver Scott (8), Willow Morlan (3), Autumn Carrell (2)

Photography by Amanda Vs. Lakeland Physical Therapy

Sophia Tucker (1), Trenton Whitney (3), Owen Zimmerman (2), Ryson Culver (1), Dalton Puckett (6)

Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning Vs. American Legion Post 154

Gunner Frank (1), Jenna Wenstrom (1), Lukas Jessop (4), Colton Riffle (2), Nathan Edelblute (1), Carter Smith (7)

Mighty-Mite (5-6 Yr. Old)

Young Construction Company Vs. Clearwater Springs

Nathan Rogers (1), Lillian Kleeman (2), Joseph Torr (2), Camden Strobel (2)

Spirit Lake Parks & Recreation Vs. American Legion Post 154

Chiara Bendinelli (2), Adaya Montes (1), Ryker Montes (1), Delainey Wenstrom (2) John Neff (1)

Seright’s Ace Hardware Vs. Rathdrum Trading Post

Aspen Liddiard (2), Presten Clark (1), Brady Brownsberger (1), Chase Cook (1), Preston Ward (1),

Trent Boardman (3), Vincent Dippolito (1)

Hellbilly Customs Vs. Rathdrum Dental

Emmy Lou Banks (1), Covelli Shaver (1), Isabel Lenhard (1), Brielle Campbell (1)

EMT & Fire Training Vs. Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

Evan Ferguson Concrete Vs. Nicked Tile, LLC

Kendal Prety (1), Charlie Stone-Russell (5), Justice Puckett (3)

Mega-Mite (7-8 Yr. Old)

Northwood Veterinary Vs. Fire Safety Service INC.

Lilly Bole (3), Jax Britton (2), Aiden Alderson (1), Vanessa McLachlan (1)

Tigers Vs. Zimmerman Framing

Malia Miller (2), Ryver Magner (1), Wyman Carrell (1)

All Season Exterior Vs. Wildgrain Woodworking

Londyn Webberley (1), Ronji Olivieri (3), Trent Roberts (1), Reily Cowperthwaite (2), Blake Brooks (6)

Les Schwab Tires – Rathdrum Vs. NPS Wireless

Karstyn Kiefer (2), Kapree Kiefer (1), Logan Strobel (1), Paige Rose (2), Natalee Rose (5)

Rathdrum Parks & Recreation Vs. Titan Springs, INC.

Charlie Mattila (1), Samantha Guadagnini (2), Hailey Colombini (1), Dominick Hinderman (2)

Awards Etc. Vs. DollarFulfillment.com

Sean Elmose (2), Marisa Evans (4), Jonathan Evans (1), Mathew Stranahan (1), Hunter Steward (1), McKade Brown (3), Logan Beckett (1)

U-10 (9-10 Yr. Old)

Whitehead Law Vs. NPS Wireless

Elektra Strugill (1), Aden Tapp (1), Miranda Tapp (1)

Trademark Mechanical INC. Vs. Lakeland Eye Clinic

Katie Cameron (2), Leah Sphuler (1)

Panhandle Auto Repair Vs. Lifetouch Photography

Copper Craig (4), Preston Davis (1), Connor Carvajal (1), Ashlyn Jonas (1)

Exbabylon Vs. Rathdrum Auto Care

Jacob Ludwick (2), Kayden Thomas (1), Alexander Surplus (1), Emily Lewis (2)

COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION

Soccer

2nd /3rd Grade Girls Division

JumpN2Fun – Madison Melone 4 goals, and Ava Whiteside 1 goal.

Cd’A Press – Bella Berzoza 5 goals and Lilly Frades 1 goal.

JumpN2Fun – Madison Melone, Gabby Hill, and Aspen Gipson 1 goal.

4th/5th Girls Division

Ironman CDA – Mariah Klepper 1 goal.

Armstrong Tax Solutions – Brooke Russell 4 goals, Reagan Cherry 3 goals, Jada Armstrong 1 goal.

Cannon Hill Industries – Madison Burke 1 goal.

Legends Sports Photography – Alaska Stone 3 goals, Katelyn Zastrow 2 goals, Tayli Marzo 1 goal.

Ironman CDA – Katie Yovichin 2 goals.

Jaeger Orthodontics – Macie Barrett 7 goals, Mia Shanley 1 goal.

2nd Boys Division

A.C.I. – Kaden Duffield 2 goals, Skyler Chaffin and Camden Johnson 1 goal.

Griffitts Facial & Oral Surgery – Kayson Sexton 1 goal.

3rd Boys Division

Bicycle Sales & Service – Jayson Cady 4 goals, Liam Martin 3 goals, Cooper Irwin and Chase Brinton 2 goals, Kyle Waddell, Jevon Groth, Zephan Dynes 1 goal.

A.C.I. – Trey Lambert and Gabe Larsen 2 goals, Carson Crandall 1 goal.

Sowastrong Industries – Tyler Kartchner 2 goals.

Range NW – Cade Shannon and Brycen Duboise 1 goal.

Bicycle Sales & Service – Cooper Irwin and Payson Irwin 2 goals, Jayson Cady, Seth Martin, Chase Brinton, and Kyle Waddell 1 goal.

A.C.I. – Chris Warner, Trey Lambert, and Elliot Haynie 1 goal.

4th Boys Division

Integrated Personnel – Luke Heffter 1 goal.

Idaho Fence – Ethan Hinkle and Marcus Davis 1 goal.

5th Boys Division

Hagadone Directories – Dax Larsen 3 goals.

Mackenzie River Pizza – Emilio Herrera 2 goals and Gavin Jones 1 goal.

Thorco – Cameron Childers, Turner Cox, and Alex Green 1 goal.

CdA Firefighters Association – Nate Michael, Ethan Johnson 1 goal.

Hagadone Directories – Dax Larsen 3 goals and Ryan Cengiz 1 goal.

6th Coed Division

Family Promise of North Idaho – Bridger Stephens 2 goals, Hayden Gifford 1 goal.

Coldwell Banker – Cole Jaworski 1 goal.

Meltz Grilled Cheese – Quinton Duce 2 goals and Jacob Loisel 1 goal.

Family Promise of North Idaho – Bridger Stephens 2 goals, Zoe Gephart and Lucy Evans 1 goal.

Young Construction – Jade Zasadny, Connor Wolfe, and Levi Grassi 1 goal.

Cd’A Foot & Ankle Clinic – Ryan Zastrow 3 goals, Alex Mitchell and Owen Fleming 1 goal.

Willamette Valley Bank – Katie Rode 1 goal.

7th/8th Coed Division

Cd’A Press – Sierra Gaylor 2 goals.

Allegra – AJ Milne 2 goals.

Cannon Hill Industries – Boden Laursen, Brittany Boller, and Arraya Stevens 1 goal.

Cd’A Press – Austin Loisel 3 goals, Myles Casper 1 goal.

A.C.I. – Kali McKellips 2 goals.

POST FALLS PARKS AND RECREATION

Soccer

May 9-14

Micro 5

Century Publishing – Elliot Calkins 1 goal, Blaide Cotton 2 goals, Addison Fencl 2 goals, Landon Kroepfl 2 goals, Archer Stratton 1 goal

Communications Management Partners – Maya Anson 1 goal, Violet Neujahr 1 goal, Brandon Watkins 1 goal, James Gibson 1 goal

Custom Cabinets by Cabinetree – Kolson Asher 1 goal, Makenna Long 1 goal

Financial Strategies – Jorja Coppinger 1 goal, Parker Davis 6 goals, Bentlee Jensen 3 goals

H & I Woodcraft – Logan Bjork 1 goal, Tate Merry 2 goals, Ryder Morgan 4 goals

Jump for Joy CDA – Rylan Metzger 2 goals

Jump N 2 Fun – Gavin Goetz 1 goal, Cy Marshall 1 goal

Kootenai Electric – Jason Cooper 2 goals, Kenna Genatone 1 goal, Addie Kamps 1 goal, John Redding 2 goals, Hacel Zender 1 goal

Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry – Ukiah Balback 2 goals, Trinity Newman 1 goal, Nathan Reyes 1 goal, Carsyne Wilcox 3 goals

Scott’s Plumbing – No Stats Recorded

Mini 6

ACI Northwest Inc. – Landon Goodman 2 goals, Maddison Litalien 2 goals, Daven Skellenger 1 goal

Coeur d’ Alene Pediatrics – Mason Jones 1 goal, Titus Wise 1 goal

Financial Strategies – Patrick Leahy 2 goals, Shelby Muir 2 goals, Blake Wise 1 goal

H & I Woodcrafts – Wyatt DeCamp 1 goal, Trinity MacKenzie 1 goal, Zoey Serrano 1 goal, Finn Zobell 4 goals

Heritage Health – Cope Palmer 1 goal

In Touch Physical Therapy – Ryann Blair 1 goal, Desmond Byxbe 1 goal, Benjamin Corkery 1 goal, Maddox Day 1 goal, Carrson Peterson 1 goal

Jump N 2 Fun – Ian Tandy 1 goal, Landon Triebwasser 2 goals

P1FCU – Trevor Updegrave 1 goal

Post Falls Family Medicine – Danton Hofhines 1 goal, Corbin Tremayne 2 goals

WA Trust Bank – Ryker Allen 1 goal, Aaron Johnson 3 goals, Colten Miles 2 goals

U-8

American Mower & Saw – Alexander Dean 1 goal, Jack-Lynn Parker 2 goals, Jayden Smith 2 goals

Bank CDA – Joslin Gamble 1 goal, Talon McCracken 4 goals, Owen Sharp 3 goals

Custom Cabinets by Cabinetree – Ethan Fish 1 goal, Elliot Ries 2 goals, Logan Taylor 1 goal, Michael Wilhelm 1 goal

Lakeview Financial – No Stats Recorded

ML Architect – Caleb Heath 4 goals, Marc Latham 2 goals, Gino Perez 1 goal

Nate’s New York Pizza – Natalie Mcgraw 1 goal, Garrett Sanders 1 goal

Northwest Urgent Care – No stats recorded

River City Chiropractic – Ayden Goetz 2 goals, Liam Hughes 1 goal, Jaxon Lysne 1 goal, Kaiden White 1 goal

Three Trees Landscaping – Kambric Cotton 1 goal, Nicko McGruder 1 goal

Woodland Family Dental – Drady MacKenzie 2 goals, Micah Jones 2 goals, Anthony Kosak 1 goal

U-11

American Mower & Saw – Marcus Dickinson 1 goal, Scott Glass 2 goals, Devon Peterson 1 goal, Tate Wilson 1 goal, Phoenix Vanvleet 1 goal

Awards Etc. – Sam Auten 2 goals, Keaton Cameron 1 goal

CW Wraps & Marketing – Tevin Burns 3 goals, Cobe Cameron 1 goal, Damien Nord-Fecel 1 goal, Cadence Warren 6 goals, Matteo Weitzel 1 goal

David Evans & Associates – Quinlan Campanella 3 goals, David Leahy 3 goals, Dominic Wilhelm 1 goal

Fox Trailers – No Stats Recorded

Kootenai Animal Hospital – Dominick Roberts 4 goals, Rylan Scholler 1 goal, Keller Tracey 1 goal

Paul Bunyan – Kayden Allen 1 goal, Anthony Kimpton 3 goals, Matthew Kimpton 1 goal, Daniel Kuplack 3 goals, Ethan Kuplack 2 goals

Peach Orthodontics – Junior Castaneda 1 goal, Leo Joyce 1 goal, Leo Redding 1 goal

Post Falls Taco Bell – Blake Christensen 3 goals, Jackson Frickle 1 goal, JP Smith 1 goal, Makoa Weldon 1 goal

Saturday Night Inc – Dylan Boren 1 goal Jackson Busby 1 goal, Joshua Busby 2 goals, Wendellyn Hall 1 goal, Owen Hughes 3 goals

U-14

Brumbach Family Dentistry – Na’Tyia Davis 1 goal, Kalvin Loraas 1 goal

Burkhardt Consulting – Chase Batie 3 goals, Samantha Lee 1 goal

Curtis Orthodontics – Michael Fonte 4 goals, Brenden Sorensen 3 goals, Ryan Sorensen 1 goal

North Idaho College – Tyler Calabretto 2 goals, Makaiah Huelar 6 goals, Serenity Gray 1 goal, David Kuplack 1 goal, Ian Wiggers 1 goal, Justin Wiggers 4 goals

Post Falls Dairy Queen – Luke Rutherford 2 goals, Emma Smart 1 goal

The Pita Pit – Adam Achziger 6 goals, Jack Auten 7 goals, Kylee Ficken 3 goals, Braxton Zirker 4 goals

FOOTBALL

YMCA Grid Kids spring league: The eighth-grade Post Falls Trojans defeated Central Valley of Spokane Valley 49-0. Derek Pearse threw for 230 yards and 4 TD passes in the first half. Tommy Madill hauled in 3 TD receptions and added another on the ground. Austin Schmidt pitched in with a 49-yard TD reception and a 15-yard TD run. Leading rushers for Post Falls were Eli Gondo, Schmidt and Jayden Ferris. The Post Falls defense pitched a shutout, allowing only 60 net yards for the game. Leading tacklers were Justin Gies, Jake Burton, Gage Benefield and Caleb Albert. Madill and Ferris both had interceptions for Post Falls.

On Monday, Post Falls defeated Shadle Park 34-12. Leading tacklers for the Trojan defense were Caleb Albert and Gage Benefield. Tristan Sanchez forced a fumble, Justin Gies had a fumble recovery and Jacob Burton added an interception. For the Trojan offense, Derek Pearse threw for more than 270 yards and had 5 TD passes. Grant Jones had TD receptions of 17, 22, 68 and 48 yards on his way to 184 total receving yards and Tommy Madill had the other TD reception for the Trojans. The ground game was led by Eli Gondo with 59 yards.

WRESTLING

Lovett, Huber “crowned”: 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 7. 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 crowns by winning the final two legs in Idaho Falls.

VOLLEYBALL

VIP Juniors 16: The VIP Juniors 16, comprised of 10 girls from eight schools, were champions of the HUB Sports Center Invitational U16-U18’s on Sunday. The next tournament is the Emerald City Classic at the University of Washington May 28-30, followed by the 2016 USA Volleyball Junior Nationals in Indianapolis, June 29-July 3.

To raise money to attend these tourneys, VIP Juniors 16 are working on two fundraisers this weekend. Information: www.vipjuniors.org; coaches Brooke Cope, 699-3801 or Vanessa Zink, (425) 260-4468.

SELECT SOCCER

Coeur d’Alene Sting 06-07 under-9 Messi boys: The Sting Messi won the U9 bracket at the recent Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament.

On May 6, the Sting Messi beat the Academy 7-1. Maddox Le scored two goals, and Jacob Molina, Philip Du, Rylie Brandt, Ben Hannigan-Luther and Cannon Steckman each scored once.

On May 7, the Sting Messi beat the Sandpoint Strikers 4-2. Jacob Molina, Philip Du, Maddox Le and David Espinoza each scored once for the Sting.

In the semifinals on May 8, the Sting Messi beat Moscow United 5-2. Jacob Molina scored a hat trick for the Sting, and Philip Du and Maddox Le each scored once.

In the championship game later that day, the Sting Messi beat the Sting Ronaldo 5-2. Philip Du scored two goals for the Sting Messi, and Ben Hannigan-Luther, Ryder Deming and Maddox Le each scored once.

Sting girls 03-04 black: The Sting won 6-0 on May 14. Ellie Morrisroe scored a hat trick, with assists from McKenna Harris and Shelbie Shriner. Lainey Hall scored once, with an assist from Justine Trevino. Zoe Gerhart also scored once, and MacKenzie Goings had four saves in the shutout in goal.

Sting U14 boys: The Sting Valencia beat Moscow United 9-0 on Saturday. Goals were scored by Mckie Gregory, Kyler Sorensen (2), Josh Brisendine, Cameron Dance (2), Jacob Janzen (2) and Cameron Calabretto, with assists by Cameron Dance (2), Drake Prohaska, Carter Gordon and Mckie Gregory.

On Sunday morning, the Sting Valencia beat FC Spokane Triplett 7-2. Sting goals were scored by Jacob Janzen (3), Kyler Sorensen, Garrett Noordam, Mckie Gregory and Cameron Calabretto, with an assist by Jacob Janzen.

On Sunday afternoon, the Sting Valencia beat Three Rivers B01 6-0. Goals were scored by Jacob Janzen, Kyler Sorensen (2), Josh Brisendine (2) and Mckie Gregory, with assists by McKie Gregory, Jared Hoffman and Jacob Janzen. Jacob Overoye had the shutout in goal.

The Academy U13 boys: On Friday the Cads beat the Breakers 10-0. Ethan Lawson had 2 goals, Cody Carvajal had 2 goals, Aiden Junttila had 3 goals, Alex Moate had 1 goal, Brayson Harrington had 1 goal, and Aidan O’Halloran had 1 goal.

Saturday the Cads beat Cobra Green 3-0. Cody Carvajal had 2 goals and Aiden Junttila had 1 goal.

Sunday the Cads lost 4-3 to Cobra FC. Ethan Lawson, Brayson Harrington and Devin Claflin each scored once for the Cads in their season finale.

The Cads came in second in the Puget Sound Premiere League, Inland Northwest Copa Division 1 with a total of 51 goals scored and only 7 goals allowed.

Sting U9 boys: On May 14 the Sting boys 06-07 Ronaldo/Dempsey defeated FC Spokane B06 Gold-Koschalk 8-2. Connor Mongan had 3 goals for the Sting, Jacob Molina 2 goals, Maddox Le 2 goals, Kai Delio 1 goal.

On May 15 the Sting Boys 06-07 Ronaldo/Dempsey defeated Idaho Thunder FC U9B Smith 10-2 Jacob Molina had 3 goals for the Sting, Kai Delio 2 goals, Max Hosfeld 2 goals, Maddox Le 1 goal, Chief Natatqn Allen 1 goal, Connor Mongan 1 goal.

Sting U17 boys: The Sting defeated the Idaho Thunder 3-0 in Northwest League play. Riley Glover, Amos Crossingham and Charlie Crane all contributed goals for the Sting.

Sting 06-07 U9 girls Hamm: The Sting finished up spring play last weekend.

On Saturday the Sting beat the Spokane Foxes Mayhem 8-0. Lucy Simpson had 3 goals, Devon Pirwitz had 2 goals, Paisley Goings had 1 goal, and Rachel Corette had 2 goals.

On Sunday the Sting beat The Academy U8/U9 team 3-1. Paisley Goings had 1 goal for the Sting, Devon Pirwitz had 1 goal, and Rachel Corette had 1 goal with an assist from Natalie Thompson.

Sting U12 girls U12 Gold: The Sting hosted the Cascade FC G03 squad from Seattle at Canfield Middle School on Saturday to wind up PSPL Classic 1 league play, and won 4-0 to clinch the league championship. Goals were scored by Amber Aittama (3) and Holly Hudson. Hudson had an assist, as did Olivia Wyatt. Danika Nowak had the shutout as keeper.

Sting U13 girls: The Sting beat the Dragons FC G02 last weekend 2-1. Sting goals were scored by Alexi Wilson and Cailyn Garza (assisted by Chloe Biediger).

Sting U13 boys Arsenal: The Sting shut out FC Spokane 2-0 at Canfield on Saturday. Cooper Proctor and Jackson Henkle each scored goals and Rylan Carter and Cooper Proctor had assists, and Martin Bene notched the shutout in goal.

On Sunday, the Sting beat the Idaho Thunder 7-2 at Canfield. Chris Swider scored three goals for the Sting, Jackson Henkle scored twice and Ronan Malaghan and Cooper Proctor each scored once. Assists were made by Daniel Rojas, Rylan Carter, Cooper Proctor, Chris Swider and Michael Schlotthauer.

Sting U10 Arsenal girls: The Sting played 3 matches over the weekend.

On Saturday morning, the Sting beat FC Spokane U10 Gold Bly 7-0. Ari Rumpler had 3 goals. Haidyn Jonas had 2 goals and 2 assists. Connor Jump had 2 goals and 3 assists. Boston Spear had 1 assist. Jensen Elliott and Parker Anderson teamed in goal for the shutout.

In their second match on Saturday, the Sting beat Moscow United 6-3. Connor Jump had 2 goals and 2 assists to lead the Sting. Jensen Elliott, Parker Anderson, Gavin Samayoa and Boston Spear each had 1 goal. Max Entzi and Stetson Gilbert each had 1 assist. Connor Jump, Gavin Schoener and Jensen Elliott teamed in goal.

On Sunday, Sting won their final PSPL match against FC Spokane U10 Gold Valdez 8-4. Haidyn Jonas led Sting with 5 goals. Trenton Anderson and Ari Rumpler each had 1 goal. Connor Jump had 1 goal and 6 assists. Boston Spear added 1 assist. Gavin Schoener and Parker Anderson teamed in goal for the win. Sting U10 Arsenal finished in second place of the PSPL Spokane U10 Division 1.

Sting boys U11 Yellow 04-05: The Sting went 3-0 the first day of the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament, advancing them to the semifinals before falling.

The Sting beat Sandpoint 4-2. Byron Anderson scored two goals for the Sting, and Caden Thompson and Blaine Leonard each scored once.

The Sting defeated Flathead 2-1, on goals by Chris Mongan and Alexander Nipp.

The Sting defeated Lakeland 9-0. Byron Anderson and Cooper Prohaska each scored two goals, and Chet Hanna, Blaine Leonard, Chris Mongan and pick-up players Michael and Jared each scored once.

In the semifinals, the Sting fell to VYSA 2-0.

More recently, the Sting split a pair of games. The Sting defeated Lakeland 5-1, as Cooper Prohaska scored a hat trick, and Alexander Nipp Byron Anderson each scored once.

The Sting fell to FC Dunbar 3-1. The Sting goal was scored by Byron Anderson.

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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019