Soccer, baseball softball and more
Courtesy photo The Sting Timbers 08 Boys Green soccer team went undefeated at the Washington Cup, with all three games ending in a tie. From left are Joshua Rojo, Cooper Hermes, Benjamin Mello, Drake Flowers, Jaxon Fantozzi, Rhett Snyder, Parker Sterling, Jacob Melun and Tracen Crossley. Not pictured is coach Ryan Flowers.
Courtesy photo Junior softball player Bailey “Bubba” Gleaves is this week’s Post Falls High School Athlete of the Week. In five games last week, Gleaves had 15 at bats with 11 hits (5 singles, 5 doubles, 1 HR), 9 RBIs, and 6 runs scored for a .733 batting average.
Courtesy photo Evelyn Bowie of the Sting Timbers 07 Girls soccer team kicks the ball out of the defensive third in a game against the FC Storm Klauss from Cheney. The game ended in a 1-1 tie. The Sting goal came from Natalie Thompson.
Courtesy photo The Sting Timbers FC Girls 04 soccer team headed to Seattle to play in the semifinals of the Washington Cup tournament on April 28. The Timbers played the west Flight B winner Rainier Soccer Alliance G04 Gold, and held them scoreless, winning 3-0 at South Sound High School in Lacey, Wash. Kayla Dearmin had the first goal, with an assist by Gabby Roberts. Olivia Wyatt then scored two quick goals, one on a breakaway, the other off a Kayla Dearmin pass. Danika Nowak had the shutout in goal. This win advanced them to the Bronze Division championship game, played against Endeavor So…
Courtesy photo On Saturday evening, the Sting Timbers FC B06 Red played in the Washington Cup semifinals and beat Seattle Celtic B06 3-1. Kason Pintler had 2 goals for the Sting. Haidyn Jonas had 1 goal and 1 assist. Connor Jump had 1 assist. Braden Latscha was in goal for STFC. In the finals on Sunday afternoon, the Sting Timbers FC B06 took 2nd place in the Washington Cup Final, losing 2-1 against Nortac Sparta B06. Haidyn Jonas had the lone Sting goal. In the front row from left are Ben Hannigan-Luther, Haidyn Jonas, Jacob Molina, Connor Jump, Zack Cervi-Skinner and Max Cervi-Skinner; and …
Courtesy photo The Sting Timbers FC Girls 08 soccer team, traveled to Seattle to play in its first away tournament, the Washington Cup. In the front row from left are Savannah Rojo, Sloan Waddell, Ella Pearson, Ashley Breisacher, Allie Carrico, Savannah Spencer, Anna Ploof and Teagan Slusher; and back row from left, Cameron Fischer, Izabella Entzi, Isabella Grimmett, Libby Montgomery, Nora Ryan, Hannah Schafer, Kamryn Kirk, Macy Walters, Ellie Moss and coach Tony Grimmett.
Courtesy photo The Renovators under-18 volleyball team finished fifth in the gold bracket in the National division at the USA Volleyball U18 national tournament April 26-29 in Anaheim, Calif. The Renovators qualified through their Evergreen Region. There were four divisions at nationals — Open (36 teams), National (48 teams), USA (48 teams) and American (64 teams). It was the highest finish for a first-year club team in our region since 2005. In the front row from left are Arlaina Stephenson, Kelly Horning, Reilley Chapman and Klaire Mitchell; and back row from left, coach Kari Chavez, T…
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
April 28
Mini-Mite (U4): Carter Hood (2), Finnley Short (10), Paxton Wengeler (2), Teagan Mc Cowan, Ellie Gilbert (2), Charlette reed (3), Gauge Powers, Ezekiel Starr, Conley Davidson, John Charles Gibson (3), Westley Ngo (6), Colten Backman (6), Rhett Palmer (4), Rylie Strange (2), Ranger Wright (2), Gavin DeBusk (2), Sawyer Almas, Deklan Edmiston, Wyatt Jenson, Conner Jones, Avalee Heydon, Weston Katus, Elsie Yarbrough, Grant Miller (2), Koen Lohmiller (3), Paisley DePaul (3), Brooklynn Peed, Kash Warren (4), Brock Caulfield (2), Savannah Kleeman, Piper Neu, Kaylee Schneider (3), Talon Higgins (2)
Mighty-Mite (U6): Jack Palmer (2), Carter Prety, Ben Woodcock, Samuel Jarvis (3), Andrew Applegate, Dallen Wilding (3), Levi Erner, Maia Campbell, Peyton Bennett, Clayce Grow, Adaleine Garrick, Owen Hunt, Beau Rosscup (4), Konner Harlow, Colton Columbini, Emily Edwards, Owen Zimmerman (2), Gunnar Miller (2), Yafet Cole, Beckett Baker, Lucille West, Ally Anderson, Lunamae Arroyo-Lopez
Mega-Mite (U8): Michael Berry, Madden Young (2), Tessa Dorr, Addie Lisenbe, Danielle Mendenhall, Anakin Coleman, Gray Queen, Charlie Stone-Russell, Cameron Ryan (3), Cadyn Leonard, Preston Ward (3), Micah Miller (2), Mylah Jo Webbeerlly, Tye Jones, Trentyn Kline, Marissa Benson (3), Matthew Stranahan (3), Joseph Torr (2), Katelyn Giesbrecht, Nathan Rogers, Aidric Balance, Jonah Wenstrom, Shylo McCleskey, Clara Thuen, Carson Dow, Adaya Montes (3)
U-10: Blake Brooks, Jaxson Sanborn, Jackson Powers (2), Wyatt Carlson, Micah Nield, Lucas Vasquez, Peyton Hillman, Kutter O’Brien, Pierce Reisenauer, Ryan Engelbrecht (2), Ryver Magner, Jared Contreras, Malia Miller, Ethan Hunt (2), Wade Van Gundy
U-12: Londyn Webberlly, Presley Lott (2), Katherin Cameron, Olivia Gibson, Aden Tapp, Krystal Adkins (2)
POST FALLS PARKS
AND RECREATION
Soccer
April 28
Micro 5
No Stats Recored
Mini 6
No Stats Recorded
U-8
Specialty Forest Product- Lydia Kreyssler 1 point
7 Day Dental Smiles-Dylan Vranich 5 points
Hayden Triathlon- Derrick Taylor 1 point, Blake Wise 3 points, Nigel Owens 1 point, Colin Kapp 1 point, Riley Fossi 1 point
Post Falls Law- Desmond Bixbe 1 point, Cope Palmer 1 point
Blue Dog RV-Cody Matthews 4 points, Dane Richard 1 point
Badger Building Center- Tanner Leiser 1 point
River City Animal Hospital-Patrick Leahy 2 points, Ian Tandy 2 points, John Redding 1 point
U-11
H & I Woodcraft-Kadyn Worley 2 points, Coby Cameron 3 points, Trustina Burns 2 points, Noah Weitzel 1 point
Peach Orthodontics-Ayden Goetz 1 point, James Breye 1 point, Matthew Kempton 2 points, Anthony Kempton 2 points, Gerard Breyer 1 point
Cowboy Construction- Damien Nord-Fencl 6 points
Hayden Triathlon-Caleb Heath 1 point, Mason Perkins 1 points, Tyler Bole 1 point
Calvary Lutheran Church-Marcus Kuplack 3 points, Kira Newman 2 points
Brumbach Family Dentistry-Owen Sharp 4 points
U-14
Hayden Triathlon-Dylan Rieben 2 points, Jessica Olsen 1 point
Peet Shoe Dryer- Cade Martin 1 point, Lance Hamblin 1 point, Corbin Scheer 3 points, Sarah Spence 1 point
Farmers Insurance-Alex Luna 2 points, Jaezyn Lee 1 point
Fox Trailers-Trenten Rider 1 point
St Maries Lumberjacks-Kyle Sotin 1 point, Dylan Sotin 1 point
Keller Williams Realty-Jasmine Carothers 1 point
Nate’s New York Pizza-Mateo Weitzel 2 point, Tevin Burns 1 point
COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION
Soccer
2nd GIRLS DIVISION
Farmgirl Fit – Finley Wright 3 goals.
Ironman Foundation – Kyla Enyeart 1 goal.
Farmgirl Fit – Finley Wright 2 goals and Finley Larsen 1 goal.
Ironman Foundation – Sailor Brown and Kyla Enyeart 1 goal.
3rd GIRLS DIVISION
Kingdom Construction – Hailoh Whipple, Alyana Casillas, Ava Jorgens 1 goal
Pediatric Dental Center – Lily Howard 2 goals, Rayne Curry, Lucy Smith, and Gabby McMillan 1 goal.
Legends Sports Photography – Aislin Zasadny 2 goals, Kailee Beck and Kamryn Braga 1 goal.
4th/5th GIRLS DIVISION
Jamms – Ava Whiteside 2, Rachael Jewell and Savannah Ward 1 goal.
Kingdom Construction- Jadeyn Kuehu 1 goal.
Idaho Forest Group – Ashley Moss, Kahlei Brown, and Savannah Lujan 1 goal.
Jamms – Kailey Seymour 1 goal.
2nd BOYS DIVISION
Tapley Cabinet Works – Mason Kassarjian 1 goal.
Cannon Hill Industries – Cason Espinoza 1 goal.
Priebe Chiropractic – Trenton Cross 2 goals, Daxon Priebe 1 goal.
Tapley Cabinet Works – Mason Kassajian 1 goal.
Ruby Frog Entertainment – Cash Eller, Brendan Toomey and Jackson Jeremenko 1 goal.
3rd BOYS DIVISION
The Wellness Bar – Briggs Hazard and Philip Heinrichs 1 goal.
CDA Paving – Ben Middleton and Payton Ellingson 2 goals.
4th/5th BOYS DIVISION
Ironman Foundation – Brayden Fredericks 2 goals.
Integrated Personnel – Luke Radke 4, Noah Radke and Cooper Irwin 1 goal.
Allegra – Connor Petersen and Malakai Zastrow 2, Gabe Larsen and Dayton Fletcher 1 goal.
Garden Plaza – Gavin Armstrong 1 goal.
CDA Foot & Ankle Surgery – Nathan Simon, Giovanni Sutherland, and Thoran Rogers 1 goal.
Integrated Personnel – Luke Radke, Jayson Cady, Payson Irwin 2 goals, Cameron Gray, Cooper Irwin, and Noah Radke 1 goal.
Ironman Foundation – Brayden Fredericks 4 goals.
6th/7th COED DIVISION
Thorco – Tristan Thibault and Owen Markham 1 goal.
Cannon Hill Industries – Dax Larsen 1 goal.
A.C.I. – Luke Heffter 2 goals and Caleb Czapla 3 goals.
Integrated Personnel – Tyson Karlinsey 2 goals, Owen Karlinsey, and Parker Adams 1 goal.
8TH COED DIVISION
Fellows Construction – Morgan Bunting 1 goal.
Hagadone Directories – Ryan Zastrow 2 goals and Cole Martin 1 goal.
Northwest Spring Fest – Jade Zasadny, Dani Toledo, and Carlos Torres 1 goal.
Cd’A Firefighters Association – Tristan Thibault 2 goals.
Fellows Foundation – Morgan Bunting 5 goals.
Baseball/softball signups: Registration for Coeur d’Alene Recreation Department boys baseball and girls slowpitch softball for ages 5-13 is underway, and runs through May 24.
Games will be held Monday–Thursday evenings. Practices begin around June 11, and games begin the week of June 25. Registration is at the Coeur d’Alene City Hall, 710 Mullan Ave., between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Registration fee is $15 for city residents and $25 for non-city residents.
For more information: cdaid.org
SELECT SOCCER
Sting Timbers FC 09 boys Green: The Sting won 3-2 against the Sting Timbers 08 black on April 21. Luke Fritts scored a hat trick for the Sting Green, and Ayden Garayalde had an assist.
Sting Timbers FC 02 Girls: The Sting beat Walla Walla United 3-1 on Saturday in Walla Walla, Wash. Madyson Smith scored 2 goals for Sting and Liz Scarlett scored one, assisted by Madyson Smith.
The Sting then traveled to Hermiston, Ore., for their second game of the day, and beat Hermiston United 2-0. Madyson Smith scored for Sting on a penalty kick and Cailyn Garza scored the second goal, assisted by Madyson Smith.
Sting Timbers FC 03 Girls: The Sting beat IEYSA G03 Storm FC 4-2 last Thursday in Spokane. Sting Timbers’ Kali McKellips had 2 goals, Amber Aittama 1 goal (assist by Kali McKellips), and Holly Hudson 1 goal.
The Sting beat SSC Shadow Elite G03 5-0 on Monday. Kali McKellips had 2 goals, Amber Aittama 1, Holly Hudson 1, and Kamryn Becker scored the final goal (assisted by Holly Hudson).
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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019