Lakeside holds off Kootenai
• FOOTBALL
PLUMMER — Devin Whaley-Arroyo ran for two touchdowns and the Lakeside Knights held off the visiting Kootenai Warriors 28-22 in a White Star League game on Friday night.
“It was a big win for us,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We were able to run the ball and convert on some plays in the third quarter when we needed them. The game really came down to whoever didn’t make the most mistakes, and we made a few less than Kootenai tonight.”
Gage Maitland scored on a 30-yard touchdown run with a little over a minute remaining for Kootenai, who were unable to stop the clock after a Lakeside recovery on the ensuing kickoff after using all three timeouts on the scoring drive.
“Devin had an excellent game,” Dohrman said. “Kootenai didn’t allow us anything on the outside, but he had some big runs up the middle.”
Lakeside (2-2, 2-1 WSL) hosts Mullan next Friday.
Kootenai (2-1, 2-1) travels to Clark Fork next Friday.
Kootenai 6 8 0 8 — 22
Lakeside 0 16 12 0 — 28
Koot — Triston Usdrowski 32 pass from Gage Maitland (pass failed)
LS — Devin Whaley-Arroyo 10 run (Whaley-Arroyo run)
Koot — Usdrowski 19 pass from Maitland (Andrew Whipple pass from Maitland)
LS — Jason Hall 43 pass from Bryar Sanchez (Sanchez run)
LS — Whaley-Arroyo 44 run (run failed)
LS — Hall 6 pass from Sanchez (run failed)
Koot — Maitland 30 run (Whipple pass from Maitland)
St. Maries 26
Timberlake 7
SPIRIT LAKE — Kaden Hammond passed for 221 yards and two touchdowns, and Tyler Lohman caught six passes for 107 yards and a score, as the 2A Lumberjacks beat the 3A Tigers for the second straight season, this time at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field.
St. Maries (3-2) travels to Bonners Ferry on Friday.
Jeremy McLemore ran for 75 yards and a touchdown for Timberlake (0-4), which visits Lakeland on Friday.
St. Maries 10 3 0 13 — 26
Timberlake 0 7 0 0 — 7
First quarter
SM — FG David Warnken 42
SM — Tyler Lohman 49 pass from Kaden Hammond (Warnken kick)
Second quarter
SM — FG Warnken 27
TL — Jeremy McLemore 14 run (Isaiah Higbee kick)
Fourth quarter
SM — Michael Bassett 11 pass from Kaden Hammond (Warnken kick)
SM — Hammond 1 run (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — SM, Renfrew 11-33, Larson 7-26, Hammond 5-16, Bassett 2-5, Sands 1-2. TL, McLemore 19-75, Follini 13-45, Wilfong 3-16, Gardom 1-13, Larson 2-(minus 2).
PASSING — SM, Hammond 12-21-0-221, Bassett 2-2-0-38. TL, Follini 2-10-0-25.
RECEIVING — SM, Lohman 6-107, Willett 1-52, Bassett 3-35, Sands 1-15, Dickerson 1-12. TL, McLemore 1-15, Kluss 1-10.
• BOYS SOCCER
Lakeland 6
Imm. Conception 0
RATHDRUM — Jorge Bonacho tallied two unassisted goals, Max Baker and Dade McDevitt each had a goal and assist, and the Hawks rolled to a noncoference win over visiting Immaculate Conception Academy.
“It took us a while to get going, but overall we played a strong game. It’s a good warmup for an important league game (Saturday) at Moscow,” said Lakeland coach Jeremiah Beckett after his team improved to 3-4.
Benjamin Jones had four saves in goal for Immaculate Conception.
First half — 1. LL, Max Baker (Dade McDevitt) 7:00. 2. LL, Jorge Bonacho (unassisted) 19:00. 3. LL, McDevitt (free kick) 39:00. Second half — 4. LL, Nicki Zubaly (unassisted) 57:00. 5. LL, Dylan Knight (Baker) 62:00. 6. LL, Bonacho (unassisted) 77:00.
Shots on goal — IC 4, LL 14.
Saves — IC, Benjamin Jones 4; LL, Bradley Munson 2.
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Coeur d’Alene
SPOKANE VALLEY — Emily Kladar had 16 kills and 19 digs for the visiting Vikings, who fell to Titans 25-21, 18-25, 24-26, 25-21, 16-14 in nonleague play.
Kelly Horning had 23 kills for Coeur d’Alene (6-8). Taylin Rowley had 36 assists, Lauren Phillips 14 assists and two aces, Sam Swayze 20 digs, Elly Schraeder three blocks, Lilli Hare two assists.
Coeur d’Alene travels to Lakeland on Tuesday.