Bowling, gymnastics, soccer and more
Courtesy photo Team Real Life wrestlers traveled to Newport, Wash., for a Washington Little Guys Wrestling League tournament March 17. In the front row from left are Jacob Kunzi, 2nd; Paxton Purcell, 1st; Lachlann Nilson, 3rd; Jaxon Brazle, 1st; Parker Stearns, 3rd and Colter Nagrone, 2nd; middle row from left, Jonathan Hansen, 1st; Briley Arnett, 1st; Ryker Allen, 2nd; Benjamin Carrasco, 3rd and Diesel Thompson, 1st; and back row from left, Lucas Williams, 3rd; Tyler Lafser, 1st; Keaynyn DeGroat, 2nd and John Rudebaugh, 2nd. Placing, but not pictured: Ryeder Palaniuk, 1st; Trey Smith, 1st an…
Courtesy photo Team Real Life’s Rider Seguine won both the freestyle and Greco-Roman events at the Bonners Ferry freestyle/Greco-Roman tournament held on March 17.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Christian School’s middle school girls basketball team won both the Mountain Christian League title and league tournament with a record of 18-0. In the front row from left are Danica Kelly, Belle Schmitz, Alli Whiteman, Jennifer Peterson and Simone Pilgrim; and back row from left, coach Jerry Bittner, Heidi Williams, Lynsey Overturf, Amber Aittama, Trinity Knight, Rylee Overturf, Katie Weed, coach Kylie Andrews and coach Mike Anderson. Not pictured is Hailey Jo Parks. This is the fourth year in a row the NICS middle school girls have won both the league and tou…
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Xcel gold gymnasts competing at the state meet in Boise included Alyssa Caywood, left, and Jasmine Quagliana.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Xcel gold gymnasts competing at the recent state championships in Boise included Bethany Rohrenbach, left, and Sarah Hudson.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Xcel silver gymnasts competing at the recent state championships in Boise: From left, Cameron Cox, Amberly Johnson, Sammy Pereira and Avary McAllister.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Xcel silver gymnast Dakota Hoch competed at the recent state championships in Boise.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Level 4 boys took second place at the recent state gymnastics championships in Boise. In the front row from left are Cash Crateau, Brayson Moore, Joey Righello and Dylan Coulson; and back row from left, John Glinski and Collin Scott.
Courtesy photo Team Avant Coeur Level 6 and 7 boys competed at the recent state gymnastics championships in Boise. From left are Brandon Decker, Cameron Baker, Elijah Lakko and Grayson McKlendin.
Courtesy photo Team Avant Coeur Gymnastics boys level 9 and 10, and Junior Development. competed at the recent state championships in Boise. In the front row from left are Daniel Fryling, Jesse St. Onge and Caden Severtson; and back row from left, Conner Fulks, Daben Griffey, Jon Winkelbauer and Kyle Morse.
Courtesy photo Team Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 5 boys placed second as a team at the recent state championships in Boise. In the front row from left are Lennox Radford, Hudson Petticolas and Malachii Organ; second row from left, Blake Laird and Conan Tapia; and rear, Aidan Rodebaugh.
Courtesy photo The Renovators U18 volleyball team played in the three-day Pacific Northwest Qualifier last weekend at the Spokane Convention Center for U18s, with 104 teams in 3 divisions. They were in the top Open division and went in ranked 12th. They played top-ranked teams from Northern and Southern California, Oregon and the Puget Sound areas. They played into the Gold Bracket and placed sixth, which is the highest any ERVA team has done in years. Next up on April 8 is the Inland NW Klassic Ink Tournament at Riverside. In the front row from left are Arlaina Stephenson, Klaire Mitchell, R…
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Level 7 gymnast Madalyn McCormick took second All-Around in Pocatello during the Junior Olympics Championships, which landed her a spot to compete for the state of Idaho in Kansas City in January 2019 on the Level 7 state team.
Courtesy photo The Sting Timbers 00/01 girls soccer team dashed through a snowy field in Renton, Wash., on their way to the semifinals of the Washington Cup. From left are Eryn Ducote, Tiana Cydell, Lily Foster, Elizabeth Lehosit, Courtney Cydell, Bridget Rieken, Julieanna Stith, Addie Smart, Chloe Teets, Lexi Medina, Maddie Smith, Jordan Roth and Erika Skindlov. Not pictured are coach Julio Morales and fitness trainer Frank Morton.
BOWLING
Kootenai County Association tournament
ALL EVENTS
DIVISION A SCRATCH — 1, Wyatt Grunwald 1838. 2, Conner Yokomizo 1,689.
DIVISION B HANDICAP — 1, TJ Scott 1,911. 2, Tyson Bushell 1,784. 3, Hailey Howard 1,782. 4, Donny Shaw 1,739.
DIVISION C HANDICAP — 1, Taylor Hartley 1,976. 2, Mackenzie Couch 1,969. 3, Daniel Clark 1,843. 4, Blake Williams 1,843. 5, Addison Mueller 1,754. 6, Isabella Powell 1,694.
DOUBLES
DIVISION 1 SCRATCH — 1, Conner Yokomizo/Brycen Clift 1,173. 2, Tim Blaski/Kameron Morgan 1,095. 3, Tyson Bushell/Travis Tainter 961.
DIVISION 2 HANDICAP — 1, Wyatt Grunwald/TJ Scott 1,24. 2, Tyler Schoen/Caleb Kearl 1,221. 3, Hailey Howard/Mackenzie Couch 1,190. 4, Isabella Powell/Donny Shaw 1,111.
DIVISION 3 HANDICAP — 1, Brandon Gallegos/Bently Goss 1,325. 2, Ruby Goodknight/Kaylinn Fisher 1,301. 3, Daniel Clark/Blake Williams 1,270. 4, Addison Mueller/Taylor Hartley 1,247.
SINGLES
BOYS
DIVISION 1 SCRATCH — 1, Wyatt Grunwald 617. 2, Tim Blaski 603. 3, Conner Yokomizo 591. 4, Kameron Morgan 551. 5, Brycen Clift 492.
DIVISION 2 HANDICAP — 1, Tyson Bushell 619. 2, Donny Shaw 611. 3, TJ Scott 598. 4, Tyler Schoen 540.
DIVISION 3 HANDICAP — 1, Brandon Gallegos 643. 2, Bently Goss 632. 3, Daniel Clark 607. 4, Blake Williams 594.
GIRLS
DIVISION 2 HANDICAP — 1, Hailey Howard 628.
DIVISION 3 HANDICAP — 1, Mackenzie Couch 660. 2, Taylor Hartley 647. 3, Addison Mueller 585. 4, Isabella Powell 530.
TEAM
DIVISION B HANDICAP — 1, Knock Em Down (Aaron Hast, TJ Scott, Tyson Bushell, Wyatt Grunwald) 2,539. 2, Livin’ On A Spare (Conner Yokomizo, Hailey Howard, Mackenzie Couch, Austin Hoerner) 2,499. 3, Storm (Cassidy Peacock, Holden LaMastus, Donny Shaw, Brandon Montagne-Shaw) 2,482.
DIVISION C HANDICAP — 1, Pocket Pounders Jrs. (Addison Mueller, Blake Williams, Taylor Hartley, Daniel Clark) 2,466. 2, The Splits (Surrenady Alires, Isabella Powell, Caleb Gorman, Cody Veitenheimer) 2,447.
GYMNASTICS
Avant Coeur boys team and girls Xcel team both competed at the Idaho state championships in Boise this past weekend. Avant results follow.
Boys Level 4
John Glinski IV took 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 10.200, tied for 4th on Vault with a 9.000, took 4th on High Bar with a 9.500 and 2nd All-Around with a 56.400
Joey Righello took 2nd on Floor with a 9.500, tied for 2nd on Rings with a 9.900, 1st on Vault with a 9.300, 2nd on PBars with a 9.000, 3rd on High Bar with a 9.600 and 3rd All-Around with a 55.800
Brayson Moore took 2nd on Rings with a 10.300 and had a high of 9.600 on High Bar
Dylan Coulson took 5th on Rings with a 9.800 and tied for 4th on PBars with a 9.400
Collin Scott took 3rd on Floor with a 9.400 and 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 9.1000
Cash Crateau took 2nd on Floor with a 8.600, 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 7.900, 2nd on Rings with a 8.000, 2nd on Vault with a 8.800, 2nd on PBars with a 8.000, 2nd on High Bar with a 7.500 and 2nd All-Around with a 48.800
Boys Level 5
Conan Tapia took 1st on Floor with a 10.500, 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 10.900, 1st on PBars with a 10.600, 2nd on High Bar with a 9.800 and 2nd All-Around with a 60.000
Blake Laird took 1st on Vault with a 9.500, 3rd on High Bar with a 9.600 and 4th All-Around with a 56.200
Hudson Petticolas took 3rd on Floor with a 9.800, tied for 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 10.300, 2nd on Rings with a 9.800 and took 2nd on PBars with a 9.400
Lennox Radford took 5th on Floor with 9.500 and had a high of 9.900 on Pommel Horse
Aidan Rodebaugh took 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 9.700, 3rd on Rings with a 10.200, 2nd on High Bar with a 9.000 and 2nd All-Around with a 54.400
Malachii Organ took 3rd on Floor with a 8.700, 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 9.800, 3rd on Vault with a 8.700 and 3rd on PBars with a 9.300
Boys Level 6s and 7s
Brandon Decker took 1st on Floor with a 9.700, 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 9.500, 1st on Rings with a 10.100, 3rd on Vault with a 8.500, 2nd on PBars with a 9.700, tied for 2nd on High Bar with a 9.500 and took 1st All-Around with a 57.000
Cameron Baker tied for 3rd on Floor with a 9.000, took 2nd on Rings with a 9.700, 1st on PBars with a 10.100, 1st on High Bar with a 10.300 and 2nd All-Around with a 55.900
Grayson McKlendin took 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 9.300, 3rd on Rings with a 9.000, 2nd on Vault with a 8.500, 3rd on PBars with a 9.200, 1st on High Bar with a 9.200 and 3rd All-Around with a 54.100
Elijah Lakko took 1st on Pommel Horse with a 9.800, tied for 3rd on Rings with a 8.900, took 2nd on Vault with a 8.600 and 3rd on PBars with a 9.400
Boys Level 9
Caden Severtson took 1st on Floor with a 12.800, 1st on Rings with a 12.800, 3rd on PBars with a 12.000, 1st on High Bars with a 12.100 and 2nd All-Around with a 71.300
Conner Fulks took 1st on Floor with a 12.500, 3rd on Pommel Horse with a 10.200, 2nd on Rings with a 12.000, 2nd on Vault with a 11.500, 2nd on PBars with a 12.500, 2nd on High Bar with a 12.000 and 2nd All-Zround with a 70.700
Boys Junior Development
Jesse St. Onge took 3rd on Floor with a 11.300, 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 10.800, 1st on Rings with a 11.400, tied for 3rd on Vault with a 10.400, took 2nd on PBars with a 10.700, 3rd on High Bar with a 9.500 and 3rd All-Around with a 64.100
Kyle Morse took 3rd on Floor with a 11.100, tied for 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 9.800, 3rd on Rings with a 10.500, 2nd on Vault with a 10.800, 1st on PBars with a 10.900, 3rd on High Bar with a 10.100 and 2nd All-Around with a 63.200
Daniel Fryling took 1st on Floor with a 9.400, 1st on Pommel Horse with a 7.600, 1st on Rings with a 9.500, 1st on Vault with a 10.200, 1st on PBars with a 9.200, 1st on High Bar with a 10.000 and 1st All-Around with a 55.900
Jon Winkelbauer took 2nd on Floor with a 9.000, 1st on Pommel Horse with a 7.900, 1st on Rings with a 9.900, 2nd on Vault with a 10.000, 1st on PBars with a 9.600, 1st on High Bar with a 9.400 and 1st All-Around with a 55.800
Daben Griffey took 1st on Floor with a 9.200, 2nd on Pommel Horse with a 7.700, 2nd on Rings with a 9.300, 1st on Vault with a 10.400, 2nd on PBars with a 9.400, 2nd on High Bar with a 8.700 and 2nd All-Around with a 54.700
Girls Xcel Golds
Jasmine Quagliana took 2nd on Vault with a 9.400, 2nd on Floor with a 9.525 and 5th All-Around with a 36.550
Alyssa Caywood took 3rd on Vault with a 9.300 and had a high of 9.125 on Floor
Sarah Hudson had a high of 8.950 on Vault and had a high of 9.100 on Floor
Bethany Rohrenbach had a high of 8.600 on Vault and a high of 8.900 on Floor
Girls Xcel Silvers
Dakota Hoch took 2nd on Vault with a 9.100, 2nd on Beam with a 9.375 and 2nd All-Around with a 36.700
Aiva Reed took 2nd on Vault with a 9.150 and had a high of 9.050 on Bars
Amberly Johnson took 4th on Vault with a 9.325, 2nd on Floor with a 9.350 and 3rd All-Around with a 36.925
Sammy Pereira took 2nd on Vault with a 9.400 and had a high of 9.125
Avary McAllister had a high of 9.050 on Vault and a high of 9.150 on Floor
SELECT SOCCER
Sting Timbers FC 05 boys white: In a typical North Idaho spring soccer game that started out under sunny skies and finished with pelting grauple blanketing the field, the Sting Timbers beat Hells Canyon FC 05 Boys from Lewiston 2-0 on Sunday.
Jaron Voeller scored both goals for the Sting, assisted by Trenton Anderson and Boston Spear. Bryant Donovan earned the shutout in goal.
Idaho Inferno 03 Johnson boys: The Inferno defeated the Spokane Shadow Elite Sonko 8-3. Matt McLeod hat a hat trick for the Inferno, Lance Gilmor scored twice and Alex Moate, Loko Koller and Caleb Calkins each scored once. Inferno assists were one each by Ethan Johnson and Matt McLeod, and two by Loko Koller.
The Puget Sound Premier League Girls Washington Cup kicked off this past weekend with two area Sting Timbers FC girls teams competing in the Gold Division for a berth to U.S. Club Regionals.
The Sting Timbers FC girls 03 and 00/01 teams both opened in the qualification round, with rosters depleted with spring break plans on both teams. The 03G were up to the challenge at the Starfire Complex in Renton, Wash., but were then hit with a few injuries.
The short-handed 00/01 girls were met early Saturday morning in Ravensdale, Wash., with a field covered in 2-3 inches of snow. With the boundary lines shoveled and the sun eventually melting one side of the field, the game finished with a 4-0 victory. Goals were scored by Lexi Medina, Jordan Roth, Erika Skinlov and Julianna Stith.
With the snow melted, the second Saturday foe was local side Spokane Foxes. The Sting got on the board after Maddie Smith was fouled in the penalty area, and Chloe Teets slammed home the ensuing penalty kick. Erika Skinlov sealed the 2-0 victory with a late goal.
Lilly Foster posted both shutouts in goal.
The Sting lost its third game 1-0, but had reached its objective of advancing from the group stage.
The Sting will return to Starfire April 7 for a semifinal game.
COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION
Basketball
K Boys Division
Jump for Joy – Wyatt Cremer 12, Logan Capaul 8, Bryce Lively and Kellen Strasser 4, Levi Tebbe 2.
River City Physical Therapy – Colton Rehard, Breesen Ellis, and Trey Galvin 4.
Cd’A Press – Casey Songco 6, Camden Glindeman 4, Jax Cahoon, Andrew Nissley, Brycen Lenz 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Brayden Burt and Jonah Plummer 2.
Jump for Joy – Logan Capaul 14, Mason Poole 8, Wyatt Cremer and Levi Tebbe 6, Bryce Lively and Kellen Strasser 2.
A.C.I. – Evan Lange 8, Cohen Hochstetler, Ryker Morris, and Jake Gray 4.
CDA Press – Casey Songco 6, Weston Gimbel, Rhen Anderson, Brycen Lenz, Jaxon Cahoon 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Jonah Plummer 6, Ryder Benca 4, Jonah Moore 2.
A.C.I. – Evan Lange 14, Cohen Hochstetler 6, Jonah Halone and Johnny Rodriquez 2.
Jump for Joy – Bryce Lively 8, Logan Capaul 6, Mason Poole and Levi Tebbe 4, Parker Stapleton and Kellen Strasser 2.
1st Boys Division
Garden Plaza – Character Brinkmeyer, Casely Williams and Ryker Hinkle 4, Jack Kreis 2.
Laserbugs – Hudson Rasor 12, Ryder Quinn 8, Cameron Ryan and Brody Smith 4, Axel Roberts 2.
Garden Plaza – Casely Williams and Ryker Hinkle 10, Character Brinkmeyer and Jack Kreis 4, Bo Baine 2.
Hagadone Directories – Rixton Bateman 12, Blake Anderson, Finn Scarborough, Boston Anderson, and Matthew Green 2.
Ironman Foundation – Trent Lilyquist 12, Zack Burkwist 10, Clay Larwin 6, Ryder Hutchins, Eli Whiteman 2.
Family Health Associates – Carter Tjensvoll 8, Cooper Fordham, Asher Barajas, and Nolan Shaw 6, Logan Shaw 4, Kyle Everson 2.
2nd Boys Division
Cannon Hill Industries – Maddix Witten and Kaidyn Bryant 6, Ryland Spencer 4, Nicholas Smith 2.
Perfection Tire – Gavin Tosi 14, Michael Strasser 6, Tommy Pickens 4, Liam Alderman, Jaxon Schillinger, Brody Johnson, Graydon Groth, Cruz Conces 2.
Bullet Tools – Kado Miller 8, Tristan Nickles-Schabell 6, Brendan Toomey 4.
Ironman Foundation – Dayne Powers 10, Cooper Chaffin 8, Kellen Anderson, Daniel Fuentes, and Atticus Tweedy 2.
Hagadone Directories – Landon Levecque 18, Tatem Frazier 14, Cole Clyne and Ryder Jackson 8, Tyler Stapleton 6, Kolton Rants, Kaiden Walker, and Sammy Curtis 2.
Cd’A Paving – Gage Gatten and Nash Larson 8, Quinton Beck, Owen Towell, Cooper Adams, William Forsgren, and Noah Erikson 2.
Ironman Foundation – Dayne Powers 14, Cooper Chaffin 6, Evan Huss, Luke Lannen, Atticus Tweedy 4, Daniel Fuentes and Rich Kincaid 2.
Integrated Personnel – Xander Zahir 6, Dylan Rogers 4, Benny Jacquez and Sean Bradley 2.
Perfection Tire – Liam Alderman, Gavin Tosi, Tommy Pickens, Cruz Concez, and Jacob Wood 6, Brayden Smith, Jaxon Schillinger, Michael Strasser 2.
Bullet Tools – Tristan Nickles-Schabell 8, Kado Miller 6, Keegan Bailey 4, Brendan Toomey 2.
Cannon Hill Industries – Ryland Spencer 14, Nicholas Smith and Luke Blasick 6, Monroe Osborne 4, Maddix Witten and Parker Gittel 2.
Pediatric Dental Center – Ian Sadler 8, Parker Martin and Cason Espinoza 4.
Integrated Personnel – Dylan Roger and Jackson Harvey 8, Benny Jacquez 4, Xander Zahir and Torben Higgens 2.
Hagadone Directories – Tyler Stapleton 16, Cole Clyne 12, Taytem Frazier, Landon Levecque, and Dominick Collison 4, Sammy Curtis, Kolton Rants, Ryder Jackson 2.
2nd Girls Division
A.C.I. – Jordan Clifford and Kelsey Potts 8, Aubrey Voorhees 6, Saydie Green 4, Presley Parisot, Hannah Barajas, and Audrey Bode 2.
Pediatric Dental Center – Taylor Shelley 10, Kami Brockway and Lauren Aitken 6, Abby Moreland 4, Kiera Buettner and Seraina Geesman 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Kya Enyeart and Heidi Korelec 6, Kaitlyn Law 4, Kalin McCarthy, Cora Gustin, and Kendall Molina 2.
Ironman Foundation – Bree Reardon 24, Lillian Blake 10, Kendall Williams 6, Samantha Sewchok 4, Jersey Larson 2.
A.C.I. – Kelsey Potts 8, Jordan Clifford 6, Saydie Green, Alexa Martinez 4, Presley Parisot 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Chaysee Umhoefer 6, Cora Gustin, Kyla Enyeart, Kendall Molina 4, Kaitlyn Law 2.
Legends Sports Photography – Finley Larson and Finley Wright 10, Brynna Miller 4, Gabby Johnson, Adelyn Archer, Callahan Kuhlmann, Jamie Jaworski, Ava Roberts 2.
Pediatric Dental Center – Lauren Aitken 4, Seraina Geesman, EllaWoods, and Abby Moreland 2.
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