Cross country, soccer, basketball and more
Courtesy photo FC Spokane North Idaho defeated the Timbers North 4-3 on Dec. 10 at the Hub in Liberty Lake during winter futsal season. In the front row from left for FC Spokane North Idaho are Brody McLuskie, Tracen Crossley, Xander Hirschi and Braden Smith; and back row from left, Paxton Grant, Henry Earnest, Director of North Idaho Ashley Rider, Brady Navarrete and Ethan Applegate.
Courtesy photo Members of the Coeur d’Alene High girls basketball team recently volunteered by wrapping presents at the Greyhound Park and Event Center in Post Falls for the local Holidays and Heroes program. Clockwise from left are assistant coach Whitney Cornelia, Karlina Zanetti, Lily Phenicie, Nakisha Matheson, Tori Younker, Jaden Chavez, Madi Symons, Jaelyn Brainard-Adams, Emma Whiteman and Alexis Blankenship. Not pictured are players Skylar Burke and Haiden Froehlich.
Courtesy photo North Idaho XC All-Americans from the USATF Junior Olympic National Championships on Dec. 14 in Madison, Wis., were, front row from left, Olivia May, Cambrie Stam, Adalyn Depew and Rowan Henry; and back row from left, Logan Davis, coach Erin Lydon Hart, Max Cervi-Skinner, Mitchell Rietze and Helen Oyler.
Courtesy photo North Idaho XC members competing at the USATF Junior Olympic National Championships on Dec. 14 in Madison, Wis., were, front row from left, Cambrie Stam, Olivia May, Olivia Abbey, Alistair Smith, Kingston Wilson, Will Wood, Zara Munyer, Rowan Henry and Ronan Kennedy; second row from left, Neala Hart, Nolan Oyler, Sam Mandel, Parker Sterling, Mitchell Rietze, Helen Oyler, Natal Davis, Ann Marie Dance and Adalyn Depew; and back row from left, Elliana Rietze, Max Cervi-Skinner, Lachlan May, coach Erin Lydon Hart, Zack Cervi-Skinner, Logan Davis, Nathan Russell, Neil McCarthy and E…
Courtesy photo Junior wrestler Isaac Jessen is this week’s Post Falls High School Athlete of the Week. Jessen won the 132-pound class at last weekend’s George Wild Invitational in Kellogg, and was named outstanding wrestler of the tournament.
Photo by JEFF DUROCHER This past weekend the Timbers North FC 02/03 Boys red soccer team traveled to Oregon to play in the Portland Timbers Alliance College Showcase. Assistant Club Director Matt Ruchti and the TNFC team went 4-0, and finished the weekend as the leader in the U18 Division. On Friday, the Timbers defeated WFC Academy 02B, 2-1. Jackson Henkle and Chris Swider each with one goal. Saturday the Timbers shutout Harbor Premier B02 Green 4-0. Drake Prohaska led the Timbers with two goals, Jacob Janzen 1 goal and assist, Nate Durocher one goal and Chris Swider with an assist. Tyler Al…
Courtesy photo Lake City High’s wrestling team went 5-0 to win the West Valley duals tournament on Saturday in Spokane. From left are Mahlon Clark, Seth Nutting, Connor Dremann, Chase Richardson, Caden Hess, Porter Howard, Nate Garner, Ayden Johnson, Ean Amick, Logan Parson, manager Naomi Booth, Gavin Tuttle, Blaine Leonard, Matthew Whitcomb and coach Corey Owen.
CROSS COUNTRY
National championships: North Idaho XC (NIXC) burned up the course on the frozen tundra at Yahara Hills Golf Course in Madison, Wis., this past weekend.
NIXC had 26 athletes competing in the USATF Junior Olympic National Championships that took place on Dec. 14. Over 2,500 runners attended this event, ages 7 to 18. Weather conditions challenged even the heartiest, with a high of 25 degrees and a biting wind chill at 14 degrees.
Eight North Idaho XC runners achieved All-American status, placing in the top 25 in their respective age groups — half of these athletes are the younger end of their age group.
NIXC also had teams placing the following:
4th place U13-14 boys
6th place U9-10 boys
16th place U13-14 girls
The following are the results for the 26 NIXC runners (* designates All-Americans, PR = Personal Record):
U8 Boys
2,000 Meters -190 runners
Will Wood, 35th (8:33.7 PR)
U9-10 Girls
3,000 Meters - 241 runners
Adalyn Depew, 7th* (11:40.4)
Olivia Abbey, 55th (12:42.8)
U9-10 Boys
3,000 Meters - 306 runners
6th Place Team (out of 21)
Rowan Henry, 2nd* (10:40.0)
Kingston Wilson, 26th (11:21.7)
Ronan Kennedy, 43rd (11:39.6)
Sam Mandel, 63rd (11:47.2)
Alistair Smith, 253rd (13:56.7)
U11-12 Girls
3,000 Meters - 317 runners
Olivia May, 9th* (11:07.7 PR)
Cambrie Stam, 12th* (11:11.8)
Helen Oyler, 23rd* (11:20.8 PR)
U11-12 Boys
3,000 Meters -364 runners
Mitchell Rietze, 21st* (10:33.9)
Parker Sterling, 79th (11:07.2)
U13-14 Girls
4,000 Meters - 316 runners
16th Place Team (out of 26 teams)
Zara Munyer, 38th (15:03.2 PR)
Elliana Rietze, 49th (15:19.0 PR)
Ann Marie Dance, 102nd (15:45.8)
Natal Davis, 212th (16:48.9 PR)
Neala Hart, 295th (18:44.6 PR)
U13-14 Boys
4,000 Meters -381 runners
4th Place Team (out of 33 teams)
Max Cervi-Skinner, 7th* (13:03.4 PR)
Neil McCarthy, 33rd (13:28.6 PR)
Zack Cervi-Skinner, 40th (13:33.3)
Nathan Russell, 81st (14:01.0)
Lachlan May, 122nd (14:15.1)
Nolan Oyler, 229th (15:02.5 PR)
Ethan Hickok, 232nd (15:04.6 PR)
U15-16 Boys
5,000 Meters - 119 runners
Logan Davis, 21st* (16:45.8 PR)
COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION
Open gym for the holidays: Open basketball sponsored by the Coeur d’Alene Recreation Department will be offered again this year at Woodland Middle School during Christmas break.
Dates are Dec. 26 and 27, and Jan. 2 and 3.
Times are as follows: Grades 6-8, 10 a.m. to noon; and grades 3-5, noon to 2 p.m.
Basketball
3RD GIRLS DIVISION
Jamms Frozen Yogurt – Paetlyn Byrd 6, Raya Moore 4.
A.C.I. – Avery Halland 8, Kaitlyn Carter 6, Aspen Carter and Katherine Baker 2.
Ironman Foundation – Pepper Paisley 8, Eva Berzoza 4.
Cornerstone – Payton Brennan and Lydia Kalberg 8, Millie Price 6, Veronica Kramer 2.
5th GIRLS DIVISION
Cannon Hill Industries – Kamryn Braga 4, Sophia Piekarski and Lucy Smith 2.
Hagadone Directories – Olivia Norwood, Lyric Fink, and Kyrsten Moore 4, Kimiko Blickenderfer 2.
6th-8th GIRLS DIVISION
Our Town – Athena Reynolds 8, Lanie Carter 3, Lucy Chappell and Skyler Breeding 2.
Young Construction – Laythia Warner 4, Jordan Privett and Reeve Richner 2.
3RD BOYS DIVISION
Jaeger Orthodontics – Dean Perkins 12, Kovack Dolan, Caleb Davenport 4, Brooks Wearne 2, Kamden Holloway 1.
Papa Murphys – Asher Barajas 4, Carter Litvin, Cooper Fordham, Character Brinkmeyer, and Caleb Brumbach 2.
Intechtel – Ryder Hutchins 6, Eli Peak 4, Dawson Kohler 2.
Lake City Booster Club – Deakon Lukey 8, Luke Gerstlauer and Kagen Kirk 4, Owen Parson 2.
Comacks Floor Coverings – Holden Carpenter 6, Axel Robers and Hunter Patzer 4, George Gilles, Xavier Wiglesworth, and Mason McKee 2.
Jamms Frozen Yogurt – Jax Pearson 14, Brayden Williams and Drew Murrell 4, Sterling Moore, Asher Rouse, Paxton Rodriguez 2.
Ironman Foundation – Gavin Conant 4, Ethan McGovern and Tanner Bowers 2.
Jaeger Orthodontics – Dean Perkins 9, Kovack Dolan 4, Soren Vedel, Caleb Davenport and Jacob Luna 2.
5TH BOYS DIVISION
Cd’A Press – Sean Farrar 6, Kaius Lukey 2.
The Wellness Bar – Karter Engebretsen, Taegan Williams, Ean McClelland, Philip Heinrichs 4, Knox Keogh 2.
Cannon Hill Industries – Owen Brancheau, Kyler Brabeck, Mason Shively 2.
North Idaho Eye Institute – K.C. Boeck 6, Payson Shaw 4, Jeremiah Michaels 2, Chevy Sharp 1.
Idaho Forest Group – Luka Joksimovic 14, Cody Schreiber 10, Sawyer Henley 4.
Lake City Rental – Jackson Reiswig 6, Alex Pulispher 2, Benjamin Radka 1.
6TH BOYS DIVISION
Hagadone Directories – Tucker Ackerman 16, Sawyer Anderson 4, Kadon Sakae, Trent Armstrong 2.
Ironman Foundation – Brady Duce 5, Ethan Peak and Wesley Adams 4, Tanner Collins 3, Ryland Hanson and Braxton Lukey 2.
Cd’A Eagles Aerie – Brandon Byrd 7, Ethan Stack 4, Ryver Prudence 3, Jaxon Pearcy, Kaiden Schaffer, and Allen Kibler 2.
DaVinci Stone – Walker Hawn 7, Kayden Worley, Gezus Lasarte 6.
7TH BOYS DIVISION
Ironman Foundation – Carter Grubar and Dylan Grubar 12, Nicholas Ohmes and Caleb Wright 6, Cooper Yake 5, Nathan Pulispher 4, Michael Samms 2.
Cannon Hill Industries – Elias Colston 3, Jackson Broadhurst, Cade Shannon and Carter SIers 2..
St. Josephs Ear, Nose, & Throat – Landon Burmeister 8, Tysen Gersdorf 6, Ethan Hardy 4, Carson Crandall 2.
Hagadone Directories – Maxwell Riley 12, Gabriel Schabell, Grayson Kammarcal, and Gavin Duvall 5, Matthew Asher and Grayam Poteet 4.
Ironman Foundation – Caleb Wright and Carter Grubar 8, Cooper Yake 7, Jarrett Dennis 4, Nicholas Ohmes 3, Nathan Pulispher, Mark Holecek, Dylan Grubar 2, Jaben Cline 1.
St.Josephs Ear,Nose, & Throat – Landon Burmeister 8, Peter Rowe 5, Aaron Sadler 4, Blake Haynes and Tysen Gersdorf 2, Carson Crandall 1.
Cannon Hill Industries – Pierce Eller 7, Conner Rosebrook and Brayden Fredericks 2.
Hagadone Directories – Maxwell Riley and Gabriel Schabell 14, Grayson Kammarcal 11, Ben Roth 8, Matthew Asher 6, Gavin Duvall 4, Grayam Poteet and Cannon Parsons 2.
8TH BOYS DIVISON
Cannon Hill Industries – Wyatt Johnson 14, Owen Markham 13, Tyson Karlinsey 8, Trenton Anderson 6, Owen Karlinsey and Isaiah Allison 2, Aiden Stidman 1.
Steel Structures – Sotiros Karis 14, Simon Gage and Hunter Martin 5, Zeb Blattstein 2.
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Basketball
Dec. 14
2nd Grade Coed: Landon Strong (14), Hawke Warren (4),Carlisle Hunter (2), Max Chase (12), Carter Prety (4), Carsyn Horsley (2), Clayton Smith (4), Hunter Cleveland (6), Harlee Peck (4), KariDee Jones (2), Kyler Cragun (4), Bailey Brookshire (2),Breesen Ellis (4), Liam Doyle (4), Owen Keough (10), Maxwell Modine (2), Skyler Schnetter (6)
3rd and 4th Grade Girls: Katie Nave (6), Lilian Kleeman (2), Molly Reynolds (2), Leah Yde (4), Fynlie Reynolds (2), Samantha Sewchok (6), Marissa Benson (4), Makenzy Baumann-Hart (10), Oliviah Sanborn (2), Aspen Sarad
3rd and 4th Grade Boys: Mason Mossburgh (2), Nicholas Rostege (2), Ethan Galvin (15), Gaige Brooks (2), Kyler Hansen (2), Nate Bevacqua (16), Russell Cain (8), Lucas Lee (2), Stephfan Gabriel (2), Caleb Koehler (2), Brody Smith (12), Braxton Mattern (4), Bentley Woods (2), Cole Tuskan (2), Ashton Joseph-Gierke (2), Kipten Craig (5), Ben Brown (2).
POST FALLS PARKS AND RECREATION
Basketball
Tiny Hoopsters
Dec. 14
7 Day Dental Smiles: Davis Hartley 8 points, Miles Kuetemeyer 12 points, Aliya Pennock 2 points, Clayton Pennock 4 points.
Auto Credit Sales: Parker DeGraaff 6 points, Austin Groom 2 points, Evin McDowell 2 points, Felicity Peters 2 points, Nolan Steinbach 4 points.
Big Mountain Accounting & Taxes: Parker Barclift 6 points, Ezra Beck 2 points, Clayton Durfey 10 points.
Cannon Hill Industries Inc: Jace Carver 4 points.
H&R Block: Gannon Chisholm 4 points, Quinn Colhoff 2 points, Thomas Davis 6 points, Isaiah Luster 4 points, Akyra Valadez 4 points.
Hagadone Directories: Austin Realmuto 6 points.
Heritage Health: Packton Ham 2 points.
Kootenai Animal Hospital: Dominic Bechel 10 points, Jerzey Duarte 2 points, Declan Hughes 2 points, Jasper Kruger 2 points.
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Maxwell Curtis 2 points, Jace Moser 6 points, Faith Parker 2 points.
McDonald’s (Black): Cole Birdsell 4 points, Kylar Nelson 10 points.
McDonald’s (Red): Kolby Daniels 4 points, Cora Lau 4 points, Armani Morgan 2 points, Isaiah Thompson 8 points.
Post Falls Brewing: Hudson Bowman 2 points, Maxx Busso 8 points, Brayden Drapeau 14 points, Sloane Stokes 4 points.
HAYDEN RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Basketball
Dec. 14
PRE K-K
Andy’s Heating and Cooling: Blake Walton 4 pts
Elite Sports & Ortho PT: Cason Bishop 8 pts, Liam Cheevers 4 pts, Zane Beamer 2 pts, Oliver Clark 4 pts
Fred’s Plumbing: Patrick Songster 6 pts, Audrey Parkinson 4 pts, Ryder Elijah 2 pts
Hayden Vision Source: No Stats Available
Lakeside Pediatrics: No Stats Available
Lancaster Market: No Stats Available
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Kamden Vick 6 pts
McDonald’s: Elise Rasor 10 pts, Bodhi Koepl 10 pts,
Saturday Night, Inc.: Kase Ralston 10 pts, Evan Fortune 2 pts.
Squeaky’s Car Wash: Easton Bateman 8 pts, Brody Mittelstadt 2 pts., Hudson Sozzoni 2 pts, Kynslee Sanchez 2 pts
1st-2nd Grade Girls
Andy’s Heating and Cooling: Mary Cole 2 pts, Quinn Paulson 6 pts, Layne Whiteman 6 pts
Dr. Dance Dentistry for Kids: Avree Bowman 34 pts, June Calderwood 8 pts, Adalyn Adams 2 pts
Daft Badger Brewing: Oakleigh Wagner 2 pts, Devyn Wassink 4 pts, Avery Hammond 2 pts
Inland NW Foot+ Ankle: Brightyn Gatten 20 pts, Teagan Phenicie 16 pts, Swayzie Thompson 8 pts.
Jump For Joy: Rilynn Arrison 16 pts, Brynley Hillyard 12 pts, Brileigh Limberg 8 pts, Olivia Christensen 2 pts.
Lancaster Market: Vivenne Scott 2 pts
Super 1 Foods: Kinsey Kiefer 8 pts, Mickinley Anderson 2 pts, Peyton Barclift 26 pts, Cassie Chaffin 4 pts, Kylie Anderson
Willamette Valley Bank: Brylee Brown 8 pts, Evelyn Harrison 10 pts, Kinsley Wallis 10 pts
1st-2nd Grade Boys
Andy’s Heating and Cooling: No Stats Available
Fred’s Plumbing: Mac Peters 18 pts, Liam Rettmann 4 pts.
Hayden Vision Source: Lucas Antonich 14 pts, Henry Bowlby 6 pts, Garrett Rediger 8 pts, Micah Brumbach 6 pts
Jump For Joy: Emery McKee 14 pts, Sawyer Smith 12 pts, Peter Wilde 2 pts, Cody Burrill 6 pts, Cameron Tosi 12 pts
Lakeside Pediatrics: Jax Baldwin 6 pts, Trent Gustin 14 pts, Austin Perkins 18 pts, Theodore Serticchio 6 pts, Drew Siegford 6 pts
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Jacek Kaplan 10 pts, Parker Plaisted 14 pts, Emmett Starkey 4 pts, Alexander Mendenhall 8 pts.
Living CDA Property Group: Ryley Brown 4 pts, Rowan Hammons 2 pts, Emmitt Johnson 10 pts, Zachary Mittelstadt 6 pts
McDonald’s: Markus Hedlund 4 pts
Mountain Power Construction: Tanner McCorrmick 2 pts, Otto Parson 6 pts, Ezra Pike 2 pts
NASCO: Mason Fantozzi 16 pts, Kolby Johnson 6 pts, Bryce Lively 4 pts
Saturday Night, Inc.: Mason Brodin 14 pts, Camden Glindeman 16 pts, Levi Pooler 4 pts, Blake Kroiss 2 pts
Super 1 Foods: Brayden Burt 10 pts, Van Leggat 2 pts, Timothy Greene 6 pts, Beck Odenthal 6 pts
SELECT SOCCER
Timbers North FC ’04 boys: The Timbers competed in their USYS National League over the weekend in Portland.
Saturday morning they played Seattle United 04 boys to a 2-2 draw. Lance Gilmor (assist Kohrt Weber) and Kohrt Weber (Evan Lowder) had one goal each.
Saturday afternoon they lost 3-2 to Portland City United 04 boys. Noah Janzen (assist Kohrt Weber) and Tyler Gasper (assist Noah Janzen) had one goal each.
Sunday morning they lost to LASC 4-2. Joe Sarkis (assist Noah Janzen) and Evan Darling had one goal each for the Timbers.
Thorns Girls ’04 Red: The Thorns started RCL league play on Dec. 10 with a 2-0 victory over the Spokane Sounders G04B squad. Goals were scored by Jazzy Carothers on a cross from Kayla Dearmin, and Kylie Stone. Maddy Quigley had the shutout in goal.
The Thorns then traveled to the Timbers Alliance Winter Showcase Tournament in Vancouver, Wash., on Dec.13-15. The team began play against the AUFC Thorns 04 group, and won 1-0. Shelbie Shriner sent a corner to Kayla Dearmin for the score. Mackenzie Goings had the shutout as keeper. Saturday saw two games, the first a 0-0 tie with Boise’s BTT 04 Red team (Mackenzie Goings with the shutout), and a 1-0 loss against Mt. Ranier FC G04Red. In the last match on Sunday morning, the girls lost to Capital Timbers FC 2004G Red by a score of 3-0.
BOWLING
Sunset Bowling Center
Pee Wees
High Game Boys: Braidin Marsh - 58
High Game Girls: Tori Graff - 66; Lucy Goss - 48; Scarlett Goss - 42
Bantams
High Game Boys: Cooper Salters - 78; Cade Chambers - 65; Mason Shuburg - 64
High Game Girls: Rosy Gallegos - 77; Addison Herberly - 52; Chloe McCliggott - 45
Preps
High Game Boys: Tobin O’Neill - 134; Brayden Martinez - 114; Brandon Gallegos - 112
High Game Girls: Ruby Goodknight - 119; Lexi Goss - 110; Drew Hammond - 76
Juniors
High Game Boys: Caleb Kearl - 216; Wyatt Grunwald - 202; Sam Tidwell - 198
High Game Girls: Bayli Lindeke - 185; Daphnee Hammond - 182; Violet Hammond - 146
High School
High Game Boys: Wyatt Grunwald - 254; Cameron Dance - 231; Caleb Kearl - 230
High Game Girls: Daphnee Hammond - 149; Taylee Bateman - 138; Hannah Black - 137
Other 200 Games: Caleb Kearl 216 & 201; Bently Goss - 215; TJ Scott - 211; Cameron Dance - 202
600 + Series: Wyatt Grunwald - 624; Caleb Kearl - 612
River City Lanes
JUNIORS
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Tate Moylan 191, Thomas Cord 189.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Thomas Cord 528, Tate Moylan 509.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Ellie Powell 212, Hailey Howard 185.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Ellie Powell 523, Hailey Howard 471.
PREPS
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Christopher Smith 110, 100.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Christopher Smith 288, Jacob Hartley 238.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Katie Dewey 141, 133.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Katie Dewey 402, Jordyn Cord 322.
BANTAMS/PEEWEES
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Tristan Cord 122, Kenton Still 91.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Tristan Cord 204, Kenton Still 169.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Jaidynn Huber 94, Dixie Conrow 86.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Dixie Conrow 164, Jaidynn Huber 153.
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Cassidy Peacock 228, Donny Shaw 214, Tate Moylan 204.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Donny Shaw 598, Cassidy Peacock 577, Neal Huber 562.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Bayli McCriggott 195, Hailey Howard 193, Hailey Howard 170.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Hailey Howard 520, Bayli McCriggott 477, Ellie Powell 461.
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