Soccer, basketball and more
Raji Singh, right, of Goshinjitsu Martial Arts School in Hayden placed first in the women’s senior division in a competition at Spokane Convention Center, sponsored by Pacific Judo Academy, on May 27. At left is her instructor, Bijay Singh. Courtesy photo
Courtesy photo ADT Security Services won the third- and fourth-grade volleyball championship for Post Falls Parks and Recreation on May 20. From left are coach Geena Duczel, Dacia Wilder, Cierra Lehti, Emily Rosa, Gabby Misita-Valente, Annalyse James, Lauren Reardon, Paige Day, Olivia de Souza, coach Tarra Reardon and coach Erin James. Not pictured is Olivia Hollenbeck.
Courtesy photo The Northwest Wildfire 14-and-under girls softball team took second place in the JBL Wounded Warrior Tournament in Kent, Wash., May 27-29, going 5-3. In the front is Hope Bodak; second row from left are Madison McDowell, Aubree Chaney, Sarah Salyer, Phoebe Schultze, Chloe Flechsing, Abby Gray and Alexis Mitchell; and back row from left, Skylar Burke and Allison Russum. Not pictured are head coach Mike McDowell, coach Cory Bodak, coach Gary Schultze and coach Scott Flechsing.
Courtesy photo The VIP Juniors under-17 volleyball team finished fifth in the gold bracket at the Emerald City Classic on June 27-29 on the campus of University of Washington. VIP competed in the 18 Open division with 32 teams, 2 days of pool play and then made the top gold bracket in open. Other brackets are silver, bronze and emerald. In a picture taken at Alaska Airlines Arena, in the front row from left are Sydney Parks, Ailsa Hansen, Delaney Schmidt, Mattisyn Cope, Sam Swayze, Paige Wollan, Emily Zink, Faith Carlson and Arlaina Stephenson; and back, coach Chad Coupland. Not pictured is c…
SELECT SOCCER
The Sting Timbers 17-and-under girls qualified to compete in the 2017 US Youth Soccer Region IV (West) Championships by winning their age division at the Idaho State Cup last weekend in Boise.
The team will be among the more than 230 top US Youth Soccer Boys and Girls teams from the 14 US Youth Soccer State Associations competing for the regional title, June 19-25 at the US Youth Soccer Region IV Championships at the 60 Acres Soccer Complex in Redmond, Wash., outside Seattle.
The Region IV Championships feature top teams in the 13U through 19/20U age groups beginning with round robin games Monday, June 19, through Wednesday, June 21. Following a rest day, quarterfinal matches will be played Friday, June 23, with semifinals Saturday, June 24. The Region IV champions will be crowned following final games on Sunday, June 25.
US Youth Soccer State Cup champions and select runners-up from 14 US Youth Soccer state associations in Region IV, including host Washington Youth Soccer will participate. The other state associations represented are Alaska, Arizona, California North, California South, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming.
Regional winners of the 13U through 19/20U age groups earn a berth to the 2017 US Youth Soccer National Championships, July 24-30, at the Toyota Soccer Center in Frisco, Texas. One of the 14 national crowns awarded is the James P. McGuire Cup, the oldest trophy in youth sports, dating back to 1935 with the inaugural youth championships.
Sting Timbers FC 03 Boys Red: The Sting reached the semifinals at Idaho State Cup in Boise. In four matches the team scored eight goals. In the first match against FC Nova Gold, Walker Jump scored twice; Christopher Swider scored once. In the second match against Idaho Rush Premier one goal was scored by Christopher Swider. In the third match against Boise National Timbers Blue, Christopher Swider scored once. The final match was against CGA Sounders SC and goals were scored by Nate Durocher and Ronan Malaghan.
Sting Timbers FC Girls G04 Red: The Sting traveled to Boise over the Memorial Day weekend to play in the Idaho State Cup. The team first played a strong Idaho Rush Premier squad on Friday and lost 5-0. On Saturday, they faced the Indie Chicas 2004 team, and played to a 0-0 draw. Danika Nowak had the shutout as keeper. The final game on Sunday, decided the playoff draw as the girls were matched against Sandpoint Strikers Eddy/Williams, and after a fast start, fell 2-1 to close out their play. Olivia Wyatt scored the goal for the Sting Timbers, with Shelbie Shriner assisting.
Sting Timbers FC 02 Girls: The Sting won 2 games and lost 2 games at the Idaho State Cup in Boise last weekend. On Friday night Sting lost to the Indie Chicas 02 Lime 3-0. On Saturday, Sting lost to FC Nova 02 3-1 with the lone Sting goal scored by Geneva Bengtson.
On Sunday morning Sting beat the Boise Nationals Timbers U15 02 Blue 4-1. Geneva Bengtson had a hat trick for Sting with assists from McKenzie Mattis and Madyson Smith on a corner kick. Grace Anderson-Mosher also scored for Sting off a corner kick from Abbie Lyman. Alex Plucker had 5 saves in goal.
Then on Sunday afternoon Sting beat the Boise Nationals Timbers 02 Red 3-1. Sting goals were scored by Riley Anderson on a free kick, Geneva Bengtson unassisted and Alexi Wilson assisted by Julie Stith. Alex Plucker had over 25 saves in the goal for the weekend for the Sting Timbers.
Sting Timbers FC 03 Girls Red: The Sting travelled to Boise to play in the Idaho State Cup last weekend. They came away with two ties against Boise Nationals Timbers - Blue (1-1) and FC Nova - Red (1-1), and one loss against Indie Chicas Lime (2-0). Sting Timbers goals for the tournament were scored by Amber Aittama (assisted by Holly Hudson) and Myah Rietze.
BASKETBALL
Trojan boys camp: Post Falls High School boys basketball coach Mike McLean heads the instructional staff at the annual Trojan Summer Basketball Camp, for boys and girls entering grades 2-8.
The camp is scheduled for June 12-15 from 9:30 a.m. to noon each day. Cost is $85, which includes a camp T-shirt. Discounts are available for families with more than one child attending the camp.
Information: Mike McLean, mmclean@sd273.com
Lake City girls camp: First-year Lake City High School girls basketball coach James Anderson heads the instructional staff for the Lake City High girls basketball camp, scheduled for June 14-16 from 9 a.m. to noon in the Lake City gym.
Lake City players and assistant coaches will also provide instruction for the camp, for girls entering grades 1-6.
Cost is $60 per camper, which includes a camp T-shirt. Discounts are available for additional campers from the same family.
Information: James Anderson, janderson@cdaschools.org
HAYDEN RECREATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Baseball signup deadline nears: Friday is the deadline for registration for the youth baseball program offered by the Hayden Recreation and Community Events department.
The program is for boys and girls age 4-10 (as of July 10). Signup fees are $23 for Hayden residents, $28 for non-residents. If spots are still available after the signup deadline, a late fee will be charged.
Divisions are: Age 4-5 (T-ball/coach pitch); age 6-7 (coach pitch/T-ball); and age 8-10 (pitching machine/coach pitch).
Games are scheduled to start July 10.
Information: 209-1080, cityofhaydenid.us
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
May 27
Mini-Mite (3 & 4 yr. olds)
Rathdrum Masonic Lodge & Terra Underground
Kenly Wilkins (7), Avee Heydon (1), Corbin Zaugra (2), Mason Watkins (1), Cole Smith (2), Conner Lambrecht (1)
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry & The Stain Shop
Rylyn Lohmiller (1), Koen Lohmiller (3), Annie Thompson (1), Grace Johnson (7)
Edward Jones – Debbie Holmes & Gerber Collison and Glass (White)
Jenna Wenstrom (5), John “Charles” Gibson (1), JayLynn Wagner (8),
National Native American Construction & Quality Stoves
Galena Ngo (4), Emily Edwards (7), Ella Weaver (1)
Gerber Collision and Glass (Blue) & Dairy Queen
David Clark (4), Bennet Muller (6), Mikia Hodgkins (1), Klaire Fritz (3)
Rathdrum Parks & Recreation & Rathdrum Dental
Kinsey Kiefer (1), Ethan Dorr (10), Lola Montour (2), Macy Camburn (1), Penney Oswell (2)
Rudd Property Management & Singing Hills Child Care
Tayah Schlotthauer (2), Paxton Wengler (7), Jackson Holfeltz (4), Clara Roberse (1), Brogan Reynolds (3), Alexander Mendenhall (1)
Idaho Forest Group & Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning
Colson Yandt (1), Liam Doyle (1), Mady Doyle (1), Elle Hill (1), Caiden Ugolini (4)
American Legion Post 154 & Cup of Grace
Denali Nass (1), Yemyl Gluschchenko (1), Andrew Applegate (1), Lucille West (1), Madelyn West (2), Wyatt Morse (1), Beckett Baker (7), Kenneth Campbell (3)
Mighty-Mite (5 & 6 yr. olds)
Rathdrum Dental & American Legion Post 154
Kenny Winn (1)
Sewell Engineering & Wildgrain Woodworking
Rory Spurway (2)
Nicked Tile & Underground Expressions
Paige Carey (1), Camden Strobel (2)
Champion Concrete & Custom Insulation
Mason Nett (2), Michael Berry (1)
Extreme Drywall & Daum Construction
Noah Morse (2), Micah Miller (3), Bentlee Jensen (2)
Ferguson Flatwork & Empower Training Studio
Scout Cannon (1), Izabella Warmington (1)
Adebt Business Solutions & Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry
Laina Busicchia (1), Chase Cook (2), Madden Young (3)
Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning & Lakeland Family Dental
Ryan Shue (1), Taven Roetcisoender (1), Aleia Sellers (2)
Mega-Mite (7 & 8 yr. olds)
Wildgrain Woodworking & Rathdrum Parks & Recreation
Jaxson Sanborn (3), Kenai Munyer (1), Isabel Lenhard (1), Jayden Cigainero (1)
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry & Kaveman Konstruction
Matthew Stranahan (2), Marisa Evans (1), Max Thuen (1), Blake Smith (1)
Clearwater Springs & Young Construction
Ethan Applegate (3), Paige Rose (1), Natalee Rose (3), Archer Higgins (1), Jack Glidden (2), Logan Strobel (3)
Les Schwab Tires – Rathdrum & Titan Springs
Solan Crandall (4), Issac Short (1), Danny Thompson (3), Greyson See (1), Milo Fulk (2)
Cutler Logging & Masonic Lodge
Colton Cutler (1), McKenna Crouse (2), Luc Fournier (3), Aly Jessop (1)
Eagle City Mining & Custom Drywall Insulation
Brennen Lowe (1), Emerson Schwartz (1), Darian Haidari (2), Aurora Lippard (2), Adaya Montes (1)
U-10 (9 & 10 yr. olds)
Les Schwab Tire & Super 1 Foods
Benney Pope(1), Levi Pallas(2), Codey Williams(1) Olivia Gibson(1), Ryan Engelbrecht(2)
Accurate Plumbing & CDA Auto Care
Wyatt Carlson(2), Malia Miller(3), Kyle Fritz(1), Izzy Torr(2)
CDA Paving & Rathdrum Fitness
Ziya Munyer(3), Ella Haug (1), Katie Cameron (3), Mckade Brown(2), Charlie Mattila(1)
CDA Paving & Super 1 Foods
Blake Brooks (1), Landree Simon (2), Jaren Knopp(1), Olivia Gibson (2), Terry Davis (1), Ryan Engelbrecht(1)
Cowboy Construction & Northwood Vet
Lily Bole(1), Sean Peterson(1), Ayden Hester(1)
U-12 (11 & 12 yr. olds)
Exbabylon & Idaho Forest Group
Caleb Harris(1), Aden Tapp(3), Nate Anderson(1), Tyler Bole(1), Ayden Smith(2) Ayden Meehan(1), Hunter Higgins(5)
McDonalds & Northwood Retrievers
Gavin Mooney (1), Hunter Higgins(2), Vaughn Higgins(1), Julianne Maddy(2), Calvin Elmose(2), Taylor Winkelkotter(1)
Exbabylon & Dirks Insurance
Ayden Tapp(1), John Oakes(1), Teddy Flodquist(1), Cazwell McKenzie(4)
Exbabylon & Northwood Retrievers
Cody Krupp(2), Taylor Winkelkotter(2), Caleb Harris(1), Aden Tapp(2), John Oakes(3)
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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019