With snow gone, prep action starting to heat up
- TRACK AND FIELD
POST FALLS — For some, it was exactly what they’ve been waiting for since the start of spring practice.
Getting outside.
“For a lot of the kids, it was their first or second time outside this spring,” said Post Falls coach Wade Quesnell, whose school hosted a dual with Lake City and Moscow on Tuesday. “For the jumpers, this was the first time they’ve been able to get outside this year and actually do some stuff.”
Lake City junior Jacob Schnatter had wins in the 100, 200, 400 and 4x400 relay.
“He’s a good athlete,” Quesnell said. “He had a really nice day and ran really well.”
Post Falls senior Tyler Trengove won the high jump, triple jump and long jump.
“Tyler had a really good day,” Quesnell said. “For this time of the year, his marks were really good.”
Post Falls freshman Samantha Wood set a school record in the 1,600, winning in 5 minutes, 16.06 seconds.
“Samantha ran a really good race,” Quesnell said. “Our middle distance kids did a really good job today.”
Both Lake City and Post Falls will compete in the Kootenai County Challenge at Timberlake High on Friday.
Accurate team scores were unavailable.
BOYS
100 — 1, Jacob Schnatter, LC, 11.37. 2, Jacob Cardwell, Mos, 11.63. 3, Hayden Addams, LC, 11.68. 200 — 1, Jacob Schnatter, LC, 23.12. 2, Hayden Addams, LC, 23.99. 3, Jacob Cardwell, Mos, 24.36. 400 — 1, Jacob Schnatter, LC, 52.31. 2, Devon Conway, Mos, 54.96. 3, Carson Corgatelli, Mos, 56.44. 800 — 1, Carter Gordon, LC, 2:06.15. 2, Anthony Davis, LC, 2:10.75. 3, Devon Conway, Mos, 2:10.85. 1,600 — 1, Alex Peters, PF, 4:56.81. 2, Brycen Kempton, PF, 5:01.42. 3, Ammon Bracken, PF, 5:06.51. 3,200 — 1, Carter Gordon, LC, 10:51.15. 2, Brycen Kempton, PF, 11:12.12. 3, Anthony Davis, LC, 11:14.39.
110 hurdles — 1, Jaxon Skinner, Mos, 16.19. 2, David Larson, LC, 17.46. 3, Patrick Taylor, LC, 17.65. 300 hurdles — 1, Isaiah Elliss, Mos, 42.90. 2, Isaac Ballew, PF, 44.01. 3, Cameron Van Harpen, LC, 45.13. 4x100 relay — 1, Mos, 45.70. 2, LC, 47.62. 4x200 relay — 1, PF (Victor Kasner, Colby Gennett, Watson Crenshaw, Alex Horning), 1:36.55. 2, Mos, 1:37.71. 4x400 relay — 1, LC (Jacob Schnatter, Hayden Addams, Josiah Weaver, Carter Gordon), 3:37.46. 2, Mos, 3:39.38.
Shot put — 1, Jonah Elliss, Mos, 46-2. 2, Connor Dremann, LC, 44-6. 3, Shean Hodge, LC, 42-10. Discus — 1, Jacob Smith, LC, 139-0. 2, Logan Parson, LC, 109-0. 3, James Mundt, PF, 108-1. High jump — 1, Tyler Trengove, PF, 6-5. 2, Joshua Roggenbuck, PF, 5-6. 3, Colby Gennett, PF, 5-4. Pole vault — 1, Lars Horning, PF, 12-0. 2, Jacob Howlett, PF, 11-6. 3, Carson Jacobsen, PF, 11-0. Long jump — 1, Tyler Trengove, PF, 21-2. 2, Logan Jeanselme, LC, 20-11. 3, Elias Hill, LC, 20-1. Triple jump — 1, Tyler Trengove, PF, 41-9. 2, Elias Hill, LC, 40-1. 3, Logan Jeanselme, LC, 37-6.
GIRLS
100 — 1, Katie Fleming, PF, 13.31. 2, Dylan Lovett, PF, 13.55. 3, Hailey Parks, LC, 13.77. 200 — 1, Bridget Rieken, LC, 27.48. 2, Lillith Tweedy, LC, 27.71. 3, Hailey Parks, LC, 29.62. 400 — 1, Angelyca Chapman, LC, 1:00.95. 2, Bailey Shanahan, PF, 1:02.39. 3, Eden Schumaker, Mos, 1:03.30. 800 — 1, Anayah Brown, PF, 2:27.57. 2, Jenna Gardiner, PF, 2:31.47. 3, Peyton Claus, Mos, 2:31.62. 1,600 — 1, Samantha Wood, PF, 5:16.06. 2, Sydney Shanahan, PF, 5:17.71. 3, Bec Kirkland, Mos, 5:54.84. 3,200 — 1, Sydney Shanahan, PF, 11:38.76. 2, Samantha Wood, PF, 11:52.46. 3, Laurel Hicke, Mos, 12:50.14.
100 hurdles — 1, McKenzie Fletcher, LC, 17.49. 2, Talia Kane, PF, 17.58. 3, Serena Strawn, Mos, 18.11. 300 hurdles — 1, McKenzie Fletcher, LC, 49.58. 2, Keelyn Pilcher, Mos, 52.37. 3, Leah Holding, PF, 53.24. 4x100 relay — 1, LC (Bridget Rieken, Angelyca Chapman, Lillith Tweedy, Hailey Parks), 51.88. 2, Mos, 54.02. 4x200 relay — 1, LC (Bridget Rieken, McKenzie Fletcher, Angelyca Chapman, Lillith Tweedy), 1:47.50. 2, PF, 1:15.27. 4x400 relay — 1, LC (Taylor Martini, Jillian Jabbes, Kaily DeGraw, Kayla Freed), 4:09.30. 2, Mos, 4:20.69.
Shot put — 1, Lizzy Wensley, LC, 30-11. 2, Molly John, PF, 30-1. 3, Labria Bowman, LC, 29-4. Discus — 1, Lizzy Wensley, LC, 125-1. 2, Sierra Parson, LC, 116-7. 3, Molly John, PF, 105-9. High jump — 1, Emma Harless, PF, 4-6. 2, Anya Payne, Mos, 4-4. 3, Eden Schumaker, Mos, 4-2. Pole vault — 1, Hailey Spooner, PF, 8-0. 2, Kennedy LaFountaine, PF, 7-6. 3, Claire Qualls, Mos, 7-0. Long jump — 1, Samantha Schwager, Mos, 15-1. 2, Dylan Lovett, PF, 14-2 1/2. 3, Lindsay Moss, LC, 13-9. Triple jump — 1, Sara Muehlhausen, LC, 30-7. 2, Peyton Claus, Mos, 29-9. 3, Chloe Butler, LC, 27-8.
’Jacks Rice, Keough
win high jump
KAMIAH — Wesley Rice (boys) and Clare Keough (girls) swept titles in the high jump for St. Maries in the Kamiah Invitational at the Bob Squires Sports Complex.
Madison Sotin won the girls discus for St. Maries, which hosts its annual Lumberjack Invitational on Saturday.
BOYS
TEAM SCORES — 1, Troy 105.5. 2, Lewiston 81. 3, Kamiah 80.5. 4, Orofino 66. 5, Logos 63. 6, Kendrick 44. 7, Deary 40. 8, Clearwater Valley 38. 9, St. Maries 37. 10, Salmon River 34. 11, Grangeville 32. 12, Nezperce 23. 13, Timberline 21. 14, Highland 7.
Winners, Locals in Top 3
100 — 1, Cooper Hewett, Kend, 11.35. 200 — 1, Cooper Hewett, Kend, 23.49. 400 — 1, Fiser Gray, Troy, 55.01. 2, Wesley Rice, SM, 56.40. 800 — 1, Ethan Pollan, Grang, 2:11.39. 1,600 — 1, Soloman Howard, Logos, 5:07.56. 3,200 — 1, Jonathon Ortman, Deary, 10:54.59.
110 hurdles — 1, Randy McClure, SR, 17.87. 300 hurdles — 1, Evan Roberts, Lew, 45.96. 4x100 relay — 1, Kam, 47.34. 4x200 relay — 1, Troy, 1:37.48. 4x400 relay — 1, Kam, 3:53.07. Sprint medley — 1, Kam, 4:03.32.
Shot put — 1, Reid Thomas, Oro, 43-0 1/2. Discus — 1, Randy McClure, SM, 142-6. High jump — 1, Wesley Rice, SM, 5-10. Pole vault — 1, Eric Perry, Oro, 12-0. Long jump — 1, Cooper Hewett, Kend, 20-1 1/2. Triple jump — 1, Carter Gossage, Lew, 37-11.
GIRLS
TEAM SCORES — 1, Troy 103.5. 2, Grangeville 92. 3, Orofino 89. 4, Logos 65. 5, Kamiah 53. 6, Nezperce 52.5. 7, Deary 39.5. 8, St. Maries 36. 9, Lewiston 32.5. 10, Highland 32. 11, Clearwater Valley 31. 12, Timberline 18. 13, Kendrick 13. 14, Salmon River 12.
Winners, Locals in Top 3
100 — 1, Ruby Kessinger, Oro, 13.30. 200 — 1, Sydney Boyer, NP, 28.58. 400 — 1, Trinity Trembley, Lew, 1:07.08. 800 — 1, Clara Anderson, Logos, 2:42.02. 1,600 — 1, Clara Anderson, Logos, 6:14.62. 3,200 — 1, Keri Richmond, Troy, 13:28.57.
100 hurdles — 1, Ashley Webler, Troy, 17.14. 300 hurdles — 1, Kadance Schilling, CV, 51.66. 4x100 relay — 1, Grang, 52.63. 4x200 relay — 1, Grang, 1:55.24. 4x400 relay — 1, Troy, 4:50.57. Sprint medley — 1, Logos, 2:07.02. Shot put — 1, Cooper Thomas, Oro, 35-10. Discus — 1, Madison Sotin, SM, 113-10. High jump — 1, Clare Keough, SM, 4-8. 3, Cassidy Suchoski, SM, 4-4. Pole vault — 1, Chevelle Shepherd, SR, 8-0. Long jump — 1, Ruby Kessinger, Oro, 15-7 1/2. Triple jump — 1, Ruby Kessinger, Oro, 32-11 1/2.
- BASEBALL
Lakeland falls to Odessa, topples Medical Lake
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — Colton Aragon, Isaac Silva and Nicolas Welch drove in three runs each for the Hawks in a nonleague win over Medical Lake in their second game of the day.
Vanner Hegbloom struck out eight in 4 2/3 innings for Lakeland (1-4-1), which travels to Coeur d’Alene for a doubleheader today starting at 2 p.m.
Earlier, Tim DeWulf struck out 13 over 6 2/3 innings as Odessa beat Lakeland 7-0.
Aragon had both hits for Lakeland against Odessa.
ODESSA 7, LAKELAND 0
Lakeland 000 000 0 — 0 2 4
Odessa 010 006 x — 7 5 0
Justin Dennison, Jaret Taylor (6), Cameron Harris (6) and Colton Aragon; Tim DeWulf, Jett Nelsson (7) and Marcus King. W — DeWulf. L — Dennison.
HITS: LL — Aragon 2. Odessa — Weber, Nelsson, King, Johnston 2. 2B — Weber.
LAKELAND 15, MEDICAL LAKE 5
Lakeland 130 0(11) — 15 11 1
Medical Lake 100 04 — 5 4 3
Game called after 5 innings due to 10-run rule.
Vanner Hegbloom, Tristan Clift (5) and Colton Aragon; Bennet Soliday, Jacob Edison (5), Weston Thomas (5) and Joe Griffey. W — Hegbloom. L — Soliday.
HITS: LL — Taylor, Bell 3, Aragon, Silva 2, Harris, Tierney, Strietzel, Welch. ML — Hammond, Keith, Mayer, Oliver. 2B — Silva 2, Aragon, Strietzel, Hammond, Keith, Mayer. 3B — Bell.
Potlatch 4
St. Maries 3
ST. MARIES — The visiting Loggers scored a run in the top of the seventh to edge the Lumberjacks as St. Maries was finally able to open its season.
St. Maries is scheduled to play host to Grangeville on Saturday to open Central Idaho League play.
Potlatch 101 010 1 — 4 7 1
St. Maries 101 001 0 — 3 3 1
Remainder of box score unavailable.
- SOFTBALL
Coeur d’Alene 27
Lakeland 5
COEUR d’ALENE — Halle Kane had four hits and Madi Fernimen, Mary Comack and Natalie Sell had three each as the Vikings beat the visiting Hawks in nonleague play at Larry Schwenke Field.
Sell struck out five for Coeur d’Alene (2-0), which returns to action next Tuesday at home vs. Asotin.
Lakeland (0-8) is scheduled to host Lake City on Thursday.
Lakeland 112 10 — 5 7 x
Coeur d’Alene (11)88 0x — 27 21 1
Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule.
Bursch, relievers unavailable and Gosch; Natalie Sell and Hailey Lyons.
HITS: LL — Wodley 2, Brack, Gosch, Russum 2, Gallus. Cd’A — Fernimen 3, Comack 3, Burke 2, Lyons 2, Kane 4, Sell 3, Blankenship, McCurdy, West 2. 2B — Fernimen, Comack 2, Kane 2, Sell 2, West. 3B — Kane. HR — Woolley.
Post Falls 15-14
Moscow 5-1
POST FALLS — Freshman McKenna Moak hit a two-run homer and a two-run triple in the second game, finishing with five RBIs as the Trojans swept the Bears in nonleague play.
Kaycie Barber went 5 for 8 with three RBIs and four runs scored on the day for Post Falls (4-0). “Bubba” Gleaves went 6 for 7 with six RBIs and four runs scored for the Trojans.
In the first game, Gleaves went 3 for 3 with four RBIs and two runs scored for Post Falls. Kahlea Dumas and Barber each went 2 for 4 and drove in three runs, and Moak was 3 for 3.
In the second game, Barber was 3 for 3, Gleaves 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBIs.
Post Falls is next scheduled to travel to Chiawana of Pasco, Wash., for a doubleheader on April 11.
FIRST GAME
Moscow 000 32 — 5 4 3
Post Falls 247 2x — 15 12 2
Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule.
L. Dressman, M. Ewart (3) and A. Barker; McKenna Moak, Sophie Nungesser (4) and Alyssa Krause.
HITS: Mos — Barker, Miller, Smith, Ewart. PF — Dumas 2, Barber 2, Gleaves 3, Seymour, Horn, Moak 3. 2B — Miller, Dumas, Gleaves, Moak. 3B — Moak.
SECOND GAME
Moscow 001 00 — 1 5 6
Post Falls 635 0x — 14 13 1
Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule.
M. Ewart, L. Dreesman (3) and A. Barker; McKenna Moak, Dinah Seymour (4) and Alyssa Krause.
HITS: Mos — Fleischman, Miller, Verlin, Ewart, Carscallen. PF — Dumas, Barber 3, Gleaves 3, Horn, Moak 2, Krause, Bowen, Aldrich. 2B — Barber, Gleaves 2. 3B — Moak. HR — Moak.
Potlatch 12
St. Maries 7
ST. MARIES — Cora Peel drove in four runs, three on a second-inning double, as the Lumberjacks finally opened their season with a nonleague loss tot he Loggers.
Elizabeth Ragan went 2 for 4 with a triple and scored two runs for St. Maries, which is scheduled to travel to Kendrick on Thursday.
Potlatch 310 250 1 — 12 12 2
St. Maries 023 011 0 — 7 5 6
Brenna Larson, Becca Butterfield (7) and Audrey Prather; Gracie Barden, Allie Brebner (5), Cora Peel (7) and Amber Rose Walrod.
HITS: Pot — Prather, Beckner 2, Lynas 3, Larson, Montgomery 3, McKinney, Chambers. SM — Walrod, Ragan 2, Peel, Holder. 2B — Montgomery, Peel, Holder. 3B — Ragan.
- TENNIS
Coeur d’Alene 8
Lakeland 3
COEUR d’ALENE — For a first match after spring break, Coeur d’Alene girls coach Laura Taylor was pleased with the showing of her squad after nearly a two-week break.
Madi Whittemore, Kim Gunnerson and Abby Markowski swept in girls singles and Maggie Bloom and Sarah Wilkey won in doubles for the Vikings in a win over the Hawks.
“Madi played a great match, and so did Kim in singles,” Coeur d’Alene coach Laura Taylor said. “Maggie and Sarah had a great match in doubles. We’re still trying to figure out where we’re going to play everyone after getting back after spring break.”
Bayley Throm of Coeur d’Alene edged Nathan Peck 8-5 in boys singles.
“It was a good, close match,” Coeur d’Alene coach Dan O’Connor said. “Bayley got a big break toward the end of the match, and was able to serve it out for the win.”
Lakeland swept in boys doubles.
Coeur d’Alene travels to Moscow on Thursday.
Lakeland hosts Sandpoint on Monday.
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Bayley Throm, Cd’A, d. Nathan Peck, 8-5. No. 2, Noah Cobb, Cd’A, d. Brady Manko, 8-0. No. 3, Justin Jaworski, Cd’A, d. Elijah Woodward, 8-0.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, David Durfee/Cody Wilding, LL, d. Guillermo Serrano/Nez Ogle, 8-1. No. 2, Jared Roth/Caleb Pearson, LL, d. Jonathan Perkins/Adam Priest, 8-4.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Madi Whittemore, Cd’A, d. Kelsey Brumbles, 8-0. No. 2, Kim Gunnerson, Cd’A, d. Anna Altsaler, 8-1. No. 3, Abby Markowski, Cd’A, d. Emma Childress, Cd’A, 6-3.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Maggie Bloom/Sarah Wilkey, Cd’A, d. Abbie Gagnier/Sarah Boyer, 8-2. No. 2, Kelsey Brumbles/Anna Altsaler, LL, d. Rachel Hoopman/Amy Corrette, 8-3.
MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Sarah Swider/Chris Swider, Cd’A, d. Abbie Gagnier/Cody Wilding, 8-2. No. 2, Sarah Wilkey/Nick Propst, Cd’A, d. Sarah Boyer/David Durfee, 8-6.