Lake City girls win their invitational
Courtesy photos The Lake City girls golf team won Monday’s Lake City Invitational tournament at the Coeur d’Alene Golf Club. From left, Lily Kimmel, Marisa Hagerty, Taryn Cherry, Kyla Currie, Echo Anderson, Jojo Dodge, Claire Romero, Grace Hite.
Lake City’s Cameron Johnson earned medalist honors at Monday’s Lake City Invitational, shooting a 2-under-par 70.
Coeur d’Alene won the boys team title at Monday’s Lake City Invitational. From left, Coach Craig Leaf, Coach Chase Bennett, Wyatt Williams, Brayden Ogle, Sam Johnson, Jackson Davenport, Cole Jaworski, Trace Goucher, Head Coach Bryan Duncan.
- GOLF
COEUR d’ALENE — The Lake City girls and Coeur d’Alene boys won team titles at Monday’s Lake City Invitational at the Coeur d’Alene Golf Club.
Kyla Currie shot an 84 to lead Lake City to an eight-shot victory in the girls tournament.
Lake City totaled 362. Lewiston was second at 370. Currie finished second in the individual standings, behind Moscow’s Makena Rauch, who shot a 78 on the par-72 course.
“The girls played great today,” Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “Kyla was steady as always and Jojo Dodge has been a great addition to the team this year. This was our first tournament win of the year so I hope it gives the girls a lot of confidence moving forward.”
Martina Hicks shot a 92 to lead the Coeur d’Alene girls team, which took fourth place.
- Coeur d’Alene’s boys team won the team title by 10 strokes over the host Timberwolves, with Jackson Davenport (75) and Wyatt Williams (76) leading the Vikings.
“The girls team is getting a lot better and cut 20 strokes off their previous score (at Pullman Invitational),” Coeur d’Alene coach Bryan Duncan said. “All the freshmen are starting to figure it out. I was real proud of Jackson (Davenport) and Wyatt (Williams), and our youngsters are starting to come through.”
Lake City’s Cameron Johnson shot a 2-under-par 70 to earn boys medalist honors, and the T-Wolves finished second among six teams. Ryan Chapman was close behind with a 73.
“I was very proud of how we competed today,” Lake City boys coach Troy Anderson said. “Our short game was much improved throughout the day. Cameron was dialed in from the start and Ryan Chapman put up an impressive number as well for us.”
Coeur d’Alene will host the Kraus Invitational on Friday, with the boys playing at Avondale Golf Club and the girls at Hayden Lake Country Club starting at 9 a.m.
Lake City Invitational
At Coeur d’Alene Golf Club, par 72
GIRLS
TEAM SCORES — 1, Lake City 362. 2, Lewiston 370. 3, Sandpoint 406. 4, Coeur d’Alene 409. 5, Post Falls 418. 6, Lakeland 456.
MEDALIST — Makena Rauch, Moscow, 78.
LAKE CITY — Kyla Currie 84, Marisa Hagerty 92, Taryn Cherry 91, Echo Anderson 108, Jojo Dodge 95.
LEWISTON — Megan Light 87, Kaylee Halstead 91, Allison MacMillan 95, Avery Literal 97, Sidney Barden 108.
SANDPOINT — Cece Deprez 92, Hattie Larson 90, Camille Neuder 111, Karsen Granier 119, Annaby Kanning 113.
COEUR d’ALENE — Martina Hicks 92, Holly Hudson 104, Marin Rowley 108, Olivia Dixon 109, PJ Gates 105, Brianna Priest 111.
POST FALLS — Camden Lenox 104, Renee Mosby 110, Maya Zane 98, Catherine Gordon 107, Payton Blair 109.
LAKELAND — Makayla Higbee 107, Sydney Suko 105, Taten Gorton 115, Madison Kelleher 129, Hayle Jamison 136.
BOYS
TEAM SCORES — 1. Coeur d’Alene 312, 2. Lake City 322, 3. Post Falls 329, 4. Lakeland 350, Lewiston 350, 6. Moscow 354, 7. Sandpoint 370
MEDALIST — Cameron Johnson, Lake City, 70
COEUR d’ALENE — Brayden Ogle 83, Jackson Davenport 75, Wyatt Williams 76, Sam Johnson 83, Cole Jaworski 78.
LAKE CITY — Cameron Johnson 70, Ryan Chapman 73, Davon Sanford 82, Alex Barrett 91, Greyden Lee did not finish.
POST FALLS — Jacob Glenn 71, Dominic Mosby 85, Boon Torgerson 88, John Gordon 86, Cameron Rotchford 87.
LAKELAND — Aden Sandlin 85, Ashton Waddington 88, Sam Schneider 91, Cody Elmose 87, Rhonin Edwards 90.
LEWISTON — Jack Selbly 76, Tyler Rasmussen-Dewey 84, Tristan Thompson 90, Shad Goeckner 100, Dylan Braden 104.
MOSCOW — Bryden Brown 79, Tayler Parson 88, Parker Beebe 89, Sam Kees 98.
SANDPOINT — Joel Johnson 89, Caelan Darling 97, Seth McCuthchan 93, Harley Wilks 96, Davis Macdonald 92.
Bush, Rauenhorst win at Silver Valley event
PINEHURST — Senior Kat Rauenhorst and junior Taylor Bush earned medalist honors as host Kellogg won nonleague duals against their Silver Valley counterparts on Monday at Pinehurst Golf Club.
On the girls side, the only complete team was the Wildcats, and they were led by seniors Rauenhorst (42) and Emma Bristow (54).
For the boys, Bush overcame some early struggles to finish just 1-over par for the day (37). Josh Allen from Wallace shot a 42 to place second.
Kellogg nonleague dual
Pinehurst Golf Club, par 36
BOYS
TEAM SCORES — 1. Kellogg 171, 2. Wallace 195, 3. Mullan 252
MEDALIST — Taylor Bush, Kellogg, 37
KELLOGG — Archie Rauenhorst 45, Taylor Bush 37, Robby Bublitz 44, Graden Nearing 45, Griffey Doerschel 48.
WALLACE — Josh Allen 42, Hayden Hogamier 49, Thomas Southard 47, Isaac McGillivray 63, Gary Gunderson 57.
MULLAN — Sam Hess 60, Luke Trogden 56, Chandler Holling 68, Devon Riely 68.
GIRLS
TEAM SCORE — 1. Kellogg 212; Wallace did not field a complete team
MEDALIST — Kat Rauenhorst, Kellogg, 42.
KELLOGG — Kat Rauenhorst 42, Emma Bristow 54, Alyssa Milliron 55, Gracie Miller 61, Jezzy Hall 69.
WALLACE — Makenna Merrick 63.
- SOFTBALL
Coeur d’Alene 10, Asotin 0
COEUR d’ALENE — Patient hitting and strong baserunning helped the host Vikings pile up runs, and pitchers Natalie Sell and Madie Cleave did the rest in a nonconference shutout of Asotin.
After Sell threw three shutout innings, Cleave faced seven hitters and allowed one hit and one walk over two innings.
“Considering it was her first time on the mound, I was very happy with the way Madie pitched,” CHS coach Bobbi Darretta said. “And our catcher, Hailey Lyons, threw the ball well and was very aggressive with pickoffs and throwing out baserunners from behind the plate.”
Mary Comack had two hits and an RBI for the Vikings (3-2), who host 5A Inland Empire League foe Lewiston in a doubleheader today.
Asotin 000 00 — 0 3 0
Coeur d’Alene 303 22 — 10 8 0
Game called after five innings due to 10-run rule
Jordan Nielson and Macie Mullins, Natalie Sell, Madie Cleave (4) and Hailey Lyons. W: Sell. L: Nielson.
HITS — Asotin: Denham, Miller, Nielson; CHS, Comack 2, Ferniman 2, Blankenship, Burke, Sell, Zanetti.
Lakeland 13, Moscow 3
RATHDRUM — Jordyn Cooley’s two-run single put Lakeland ahead 4-3 as part of a five-run third inning, and the Hawks went on to beat the Bears in 4A Inland Empire League play.
The game was a makeup of the second game of a doubleheader rained out on April 6.
Taylor Woolley earned the win in the circle for Lakeland (4-11, 2-0 4A IEL), and also went 2 for 3 with three RBIs and two runs scored. She hit a two-run double in a seven-run fourth. Allison Russum went 4 for 4 and scored three runs for the Hawks, and Erika Gallus was 3 for 4 with three RBIs.
Sarah Carscallen hit a three-run homer for Moscow (0-4 4A IEL) in the third inning to put the Bears up 3-0.
Lakeland plays host to Sandpoint (2-4, 2-0) on Wednesday in a 4A IEL doubleheader at 3 p.m.
Moscow 003 00 — 3 6 4
Lakeland 005 71 — 13 18 1
L. Dreesmann and A. Barker; Taylor Woolley and Mia O’Hara.
HITS: Mos — Carscallen 2, Miller, Verlin 2, Dreesmann. LL — Brack 2, Gosch, Woolley 2, Gallus 3, O’Hara, Russum 4, Cooley 2, Pruitt 2, Dyer. 2B — Brack, Gallus, Woolley 2. HR — Carscallen.
- BASEBALL
Coeur d’Alene 10, Asotin 0
COEUR d’ALENE — Senior Colt Rowley threw a 3-hit shutout, and the Vikings used a six-run fourth inning to take control in a nonconference win over the visiting Panthers.
Jake Brown had two hits and scored three runs for Coeur d’Alene (9-1), while Alex Karns had a double among his two hits and two RBIs.
“We faced a pretty good pitcher (David Fry) and didn’t get off to the fast start like we wanted, but our guys had good at-bats and eventually wore him down,” Vikings coach Nick Mahin said. “And Colt Rowley gave us a very effective start, limiting them to three hits and pitching efficiently. We turned two double plays behind him ... it was a good team win.”
Seniors Noah Mayfield, Quinton Bunch and Carter Friesz all knocked in two runs for the Vikings, who host Lewiston at 2 p.m. today in a 5A IEL doubleheader.
Asotin 000 00 — 0 3 0
Coeur d’Alene 002 62 — 10 10 0
Game called after five innings due to 10-run rule
Asotin battery unavailable; Colt Rowley and Carter Friesz. W: Rowley. L: David Fry
HITS — Asotin unavailable; CHS: Brown 2, Chatfield 2, Karns 2, Mayfield, Bunch, Friesz, Thompson. 2B — Karns.
- TENNIS
LATE FRIDAY
Post Falls 6, Cd’A Charter 4
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Ian Fleming, Charter, d. Josiah Shields 9-8. No. 2, Braxton Zirker, PF, d. Logan Koenig 8-0. No. 3, Nic McLeod, PF, d. Evan Cameron 8-0.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Justin Wiggers/Malakai Verduzco, PF, d. Hyrum Lakko/Brandon King 8-6. No. 2, Ryan Nearing/Isaiah Laguna, PF, d. Brenden Busto/Lawson Vest 8-3.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Hannah Burt, Charter, d. Emily Schlotthauer 8-6. No. 2, Simone Johnson, Charter, d. Bailey Givens 8-0.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Courtney Finney/Molly Barkley, PF, d. Megan McKinney/Olivia Chang 8-4.
MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Lauren Faulkner/Nemo Wu, Charter, d. Conner Milbrath/Jadynn Overman 8-3. No. 2, Carson Schertz/Sammie Schumacher, PF, d. Simone Johnson/Hyrum Lakko 8-5.