Prairie swept by Lewis-Clark
Prairie’s Tanner McCliment-Call gives Zac Pollard a fist bump after hitting a home run in a game against Lewis-Clark on Tuesday afternoon at Post Falls High School. LOREN BENOIT/Press
Zac Pollard takes a throw from catcher Seth Villalpando as Lewis-Clark’s Trayton Skinner runs up the baseline Tuesday evening at Post Falls High School. (LOREN BENOIT/Press)
POST FALLS — Tanner McCliment-Call hit a solo home run in the first inning of the second game for Prairie, but the Cardinals were swept by the Lewis-Clark Twins 5-1 and 9-2 in North Idaho League play at Post Falls High on Tuesday.
The teams split a doubleheader on June 26 at Harris Field in Lewiston.
Prairie (7-23, 1-5 NIL) concludes the regular season with a doubleheader against the Coeur d’Alene Lumbermen at Thorco Field in Coeur d’Alene on Friday starting at 5 p.m.
Lewis-Clark (10-17, 3-3) hosts Coeur d’Alene (5-4, 4-0) next Tuesday, then will host the Class AA Area A tournament later next week at Harris Field.
FIRST GAME
Lewis-Clark 100 100 3 — 5 9 1
Prairie 000 010 0 — 1 2 2
Terin Judy, Garrett Beckman (6) and Austin Kolb; Seth Villanpando, Paul Keating (7) and Derek Pearse. W — Judy. L — Villanpando.
HITS: L-C — Lopez, Powell, Phillips 2, Stout 2, Savilainer, Charlo. Pra — Villanpando, Pearse. 2B — Lopez, Stout, Savilainer, Charlo.
SECOND GAME
Lewis-Clark 303 201 0 — 9 12 1
Prairie 100 010 0 — 2 1 4
Cooper Lund, George Lopez (5) and Hayden Woods, Dawson Bonfield (4), Chris Powell (5); Matt Fleming, Paul Keating (4) and Trevor Vandever, Seth Villanpando (2). W — Lund. L — Fleming.
HITS: L-C — Powell, Kolb, Phillips 3, Skinner, Stout, Bonfield 3, Beckman, Miller. Pra — McCliment-Call. 2B — Bonfield, Kolb, Miller, Skinner. 3B — Powell. HR — Phillips, McCliment-Call (3).
Northern Lakes 10-12
St. Maries 0-5
RATHDRUM — Colton Aragon pitched a complete-game shutout and drove in three runs for Northern Lakes in a sweep of St. Maries at Gorton Field.
Jack McDonald had three hits and three runs scored in the first game for Northern Lakes.
In the nightcap, Brandon Filler and Aragon had three hits each for the Mountaineers.