Soccer, basketball and more
Courtesy photo Team Real Life wrestlers joined nearly 2,000 other wrestlers from Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming at the Montana Open held March 24-25 in Billings. Team Real Life won the tournament Medium Team Championship which is awarded to teams with 16 to 30 wrestlers. In the front row from left: Byson Huber, 4th; Matthew Hamilton; Rider Seguine, 1st; Gavin Rodriguez, 5th; Damion Hamilton, 2nd and Reise Reardon; and back row from left, Tyler Morris, 2nd; Post Falls High coach Pete Reardon; Team Real Life club coach Abel De La Rosa; Mathias De La Ros…
Courtesy photo Team Real Life and Post Falls High wrestlers traveled to Eastern Oregon University in La Grande for the Best of the Northwest high school tournament March 30-31. From left are Team Real Life head club coach Abel De La Rosa; Mathias De La Rosa, 1st; AJ De La Rosa, 4th; Tyler Morris, 1st; Lane Reardon, 6th; Devine Hill, 1st in girls division & 4th in open division; Jonathan Hill; Wyatt Shelly and Post Falls High head coach Pete Reardon. The tournament directors also awarded Outstanding Wrestler awards to Mathias De La Rosa and Devine Hill.
Courtesy photo Team Real Life wrestlers participated in the last of the Washington Little Guys Wrestling League’s tournament, held at West Valley High in Spokane. In the front row from left are Jacob Kunzi, 3rd; Hunter Patzer, 3rd; Matthew Hamilton, 1st and 2nd; Tristen Mendenhall, 3rd and Paxton Purcell, 1st and 3rd; second row from left, Diesel Thompson, 2nd; Jonathan Hansen, 1st; Damion Hamilton, 1st; Briley Arnett, 2nd; Trey Smith, 1st and AJ Spain, 2nd; and back row from left, Connor McCarroll, 3rd; Tyler Lafser, 2nd; Keanyn DeGroat, 3rd and Jose Laguna, 1st. Not pictured but placin…
Courtesy photo The Sting Timbers FC ’05 Boys Red, coached by Mike Thompson, are 3-1 in the PSPL Super League this spring. Last Friday they beat Spokane FC-Cooper 6-1 at Canfield. Isaac Fritts scored a hat trick, and Cooper Prohaska, Landon Lee and Drew Hanson each scored once. Landon Lee and Caden Thompson each had assists, and Miles Taylor had eight saves in goal. On Saturday the Sting beat Tri-Cities FC 5-0 in a downpour at Canfield. Landon Lee had a hat trick, and Cooper Prohaska and Caden Thompson each scored once. Gunner Larson, Cooper Prohaska, Logan Haynes and Christopher Mongan e…
Courtesy photo The Renovators U18 volleyball team played with 23 teams in the U18 Inland NW Klassic (INK) on Sunday at Riverside of Chattaroy, Wash. They went undefeated in pool play and went to the gold bracket and finished in first place. Next up is the Evergreen Regionals April 22 at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake, and Nationals April 27-29 in Anaheim, Calif. In the front row from left are Kaitlyn White, Reilly Chapman and Arlaina Stephenson; and back row from left, Tessa Sarff, Rachael Schlect, Allison Munday, Kelly Horning, Taylor Tarble and Klaire Mitchell. Not pictured are coach…
Courtesy photo Paige Hunt, left, of the Sting Timbers ’07 girls soccer team battles an opposing player for the ball in a recent game.
Lily Bole, left, celebrates with teammate Isabella Berzoza after Berzoza scores for the North Idaho Inferno FC Hartzell girls ’07 team in a March 25 win over the Spokane Foxes Pumas FC 07 Ostby-Marsh. Courtesy photo
Courtesy photo Riley Brazle of the North Idaho Inferno FC Hartzell ’06 girls shoots one just wide of the keeper to score against the IEYSA Breakers in a March 25 game.
SELECT SOCCER
Sting Timbers FC ’05 boys white: The Sting traveled to Lewiston on Saturday and beat the Hells Canyon FC 05 Boys 3-1, with goals by Brayden Ristic, Boston Spear and Trenton Anderson.
On Sunday, the Sting beat NCYSA Venom from Omak 3-2 in a home game. Sting goals came from Isaac Fritts, Boston Spear and Gavin Schoener.
Sting Timbers FC ’03 Girls: The Sting beat the SSC Shadow Elite-Krum 9-1 last Saturday in Spokane. and came away with a win by a score of 9-1. Kali McKellips had 2 goals (assist by Amber Aittama) for the Sting Timbers, followed by Myah Rietze with 2 goals (assist by Breanna Widener), Chloe Biediger with 2 goals, Breanna Widener with 1 goal, Isabella Henkle with 1 goal, and Amber Aittama with 1 goal (assist by Kali McKellips). Goalkeeper Hailey Parks had 1 save.
Sting Timbers FC Girls ’04 Red: The Sting played two PSPL league games this past weekend. The first game was played at Dwight Merkel Sports Complex in Spokane, against the IEYSA Scotties G04 Snell squad, and the Timbers won of 4-1. Sting goals were scored by Isabella Lucky, Kayla Dearmin (2), and Ellie Morrisroe, and Kayla Dearmin, Isabella Lucky and Olivia Wyatt had assists.
On Sunday the Timbers hosted the Spokane Foxes Pumas FC ’04 Kropp team at Canfield Middle School, and won 5-0. Goals were scored by Isabella Lucky (2), Molly Foster (2) and Olivia Wyatt. Danika Nowak had the shutout as keeper.
Sting Timbers FC Boys ’06 Red: The Sting beat TC United B06 3-2 on Saturday morning. Connor Jump led Sting Timbers with 2 goals. Haidyn Jonas had 1 goal and 1 assist. Zack Cervi-Skinner had 1 assist.
On Saturday evening, the Sting Timbers lost to Issaquah FC Gunners B06A 2-1. Kason Pintler scored the lone Sting goal on an assist from Haidyn Jonas.
On Sunday afternoon, the Sting Timbers FC beat Seattle Celtic B06 White 3-2. Haidyn Jonas and Kason Pintler each had 1 goal and 1 assist for STFC. Max Entzi scored 1 goal. Braden Latscha was in goal in all three games for STFC.
Sting Timbers ’07 Girls: The Sting beat the Spokane G07 Slack 6-2 on Saturday. Rachel Corette had a hat trick, Natalie Thompson scored two and Annabelle Rogers one.
North Idaho Inferno FC Hartzell Girls ’07: On March 25 the Inferno defeated Spokane Foxes Pumas FC 07 Ostby-Marsh 2-1, with goals from Ellie McGowan and Isabella Berzoza.
On April 8 the Inferno beat FC Spokane G08 Escobar 2-0 with goals from Kennedy Hartzell and Ellie McGowan. Danielle Todd was in goal for the shutout.
North Idaho Inferno FC Hartzell Girls ’06: The Inferno defeated IEYSA G06 Breakers FC Red McCabe 8-0 on March 25 with 4 goals from Riley Brazle, and a goal each from Juliette Gilmore, Kennedy Hartzell, Ellie McGowan and Kyndall Wells.
April 8 the Inferno lost to FC Spokane GU06 McGarity 2-1, with the lone goal from Kennedy Hartzell.
Sting Timbers FC ’04 Boys Red: The Sting defeated FC Edmonds Force 3-0 on Saturday. Noah Janzen scored two goals, Alex Reyes one. Andon Brandt had an assist, and Devyn Ivankovich posted the shutout in goal.
AAU BASKETBALL
Clinics near: In preparation for the 2018-2019 season, the Storm club will hosting free skills clinics starting this Sunday and running throughout the spring and summer. The clinics will be open to boys entering the sixth grade in September. The skills clinics will be on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be no charge for these clinics as players will be evaluated to possibly join the Storm club team for the 2018-19 season.
Storm Skills Clinics are scheduled to be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, 812 N. 5th Street in Coeur d’Alene, corner 5th and Reid. The gym entrance is off the rear parking lot. Doors will open at 1:45. Boys are asked to bring a basketball.
Dates are: April 15, May 20, June 10, June 24, July 8, July 22, Aug. 5 and Aug. 19.
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
April 7
Mini-Mite (U4): Gauge Powers (2), Abigail Floyd (2), Porter Oswell, Finnley Short (3), Paxton Wengeler (9), Ranger Wright, Gavin DeBusk (4), Westley Ngo (3), Rhett Palmer, Wyatt Jenson (2), Avalee Heydon, Weston Katus (3), Makinzee Nett (2), Jenna Tanner (2), Carter Hood, Kamryn Hood, John Krapfl, Savannah Kleeman, Piper Neu, Kaylee Schneider (3), Evelynn VanGundy, Talon Higgins (4), Grant Miller (2), Mikia Hodgkins (2), Deklan Edmiston, Tessa Roetcisoender (9), Ellie Gilber, Charlette Reed (8), Kash Warren (4), Brock Caulfield (3), Keadon Brown (2), Kacen Lohmiller (2), Koen Lohmiller (3), Briella Martin (2), Paisley DePaul (5)
Mighty-Mite (U6): Ethan Dorr, Landon Strong (2), Ben Woodcock, Skylin Jade (2), Ruby Kindy, Jack Palmer (2), Cole Yafet (2), Collin Hasz, Mason Hilbert, Kenzie Rix, Beau Rosscup, Ella Weaver, Andrew Applegate (2), Jaylynn Bischoff, Jude Zender (3), Ally Andrson, AJ Gordon, Lola Montour, Konner Harlow, Owen Zimmerman, Gunnar Miller
Mega-Mite (U8): Matthew Stranahan, Nathan Rogers, Payton D, Dallas Cecil (2), Gunnar Kay, Will Holderman, Emma Heinz, Chase Cook, Cadyn Leonard, Preston Ward, Izabella Warmington, Elias Golis, Forest Golias, Aiden Hunt, Kegan Strange, Cameron Ryan (2), Andrew Cleiman, Trent Boardman (8), Christopher Szafransky (4)
POST FALLS PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
April 7
U-8
Specialty Forest Product- Jackson Holley 2 points, Lydia Kreyssler 2 points, Paden Armstrong 2 points, Makenna Long 2 points
Post Falls Law- Aaron Johnson 2 points
7 Day Dental Smiles- Dylan Vranich 3 points, Max Jensen 2 points
River City Animal Hospital- Ian Tandy 2 points, Rylan Metzer 3 points
Blue Dog RV-Dane Richard 3 points
Hayden Triathlon-Andrew Weitzel 2 points, Blake Wise 4 points, Alana Walraven 2 points, Bree Anderson 2 points
Badger Building Center- Finn Zobell 2 points
U-11
H & I Wooodcraft- Kayden Worley 2 points, Cobe Cameron 2 points, Olivia Kapp 1 point, Trustina Burns 2 points
Cowboy Construction-Damien Nord-Fencl 2 points, Augusto Kallai 2 points
St Maries Lumberjacks- Zack Sotin 1 point, Jordan Hammons 1 point
North Idaho College-Kambric Cotton 1 point, Tallan McCracken 1 point
Peach Orthodontics-Gerard Breyer 1 point, Matt Kimpton 3 points
Brumbach Family Dentistry-Owen Sharp 2 points, Hayden Triathlon Mason Perkins 1 points
U-14
Farmers Insurance-Keller Tracey 1 point, Skyler Church 1 point
St Maries Lumberjacks-Kyler Jackson 1 point
Keller Williams Realty-Jasmine Carothers 1 point
Post Falls Family Dental-Keith Aparicio 3 points, Jesus Aparicio 2 points, Scott Glass 1 points
Nate’s New York Pizza-Tevin Burns 4 points
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