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Courtesy photo Top finishers in the girls 10-12 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament at StoneRidge on June 26 were, from left, Adelynn Garcia, 2nd, 60; Melia Cerenzia, 1st, 53; and Demi Driggs, 3rd, 62.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the boys 8-9 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament June 26 at StoneRidge were, from left, Alexander Kalomiros, T-2nd, 56; Hunter Pacquin, T-2nd, 56; and Jack Bafus, 1st, 44.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the boys 10-12 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament June 26 at StoneRidge were, from left, Dillion Schrock, T-2nd, 38; Teign Brill, T-2nd, 38 (not pictured); and Grant Potter, 1st, 36.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the girls 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament June 26 at StoneRidge were, from left, Marin Rowley, 2nd, 106; Spencer Cerenzia, 1st, 104; and Madison Rickel, 3rd, 111.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the girls 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament at StoneRidge on June 26 were, from left, Kami Twining, 2nd, 78; Darby Rickel, 1st, 74; and Kyla Currie, 3rd, 79.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the boys 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament June 26 at StoneRidge were, from left, Stephan Paul, 2nd, 81; Griffin Thorpe, 1st, 78 (not pictured); and Carson King, 3rd, 84.

Courtesy photo Top finishers in the boys 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament June 26 at StoneRidge were, from left, Sam Pauly, 1st, 72; Wyatt Williams, 3rd, 78; and Tyler Jackson, 2nd, 75 (not pictured).

Courtesy photo The 14U Coeur d’Alene Lumbermen American Legion baseball team won the Lumberman Classic with a 5-0 record. Colton Farrar was named defensive MVP and Andrew Karns offensive MVP. From left are Kevin Bridge (coach), Robert Ross (coach), Angelo Miller, Elliot Smart, Bryce Hall, Joe DuCoeur, Andrew Karns, Brayden Ross, Jesse Brown, Kyle Bridge, Ethan Taylor, Eric Bumbaugh, Colton Farrar and Rick Brown (coach).

Courtesy photo The 14U Coeur d’Alene Lumbermen American Legion baseball team won a Father’s Day tournament in the Tri-Cities June 15-17, posting a 4-1 record. From left are Rick Brown (coach), Bryce Hall, Colton Farrar, Jesse Brown, Elliot Smart, Ethan Taylor, Erik Bumbaugh, Brayden Ross, Carson Barnett, Angelo Miller, Joe DuCoeur, Jordon Ross (coach) and Robert Ross (coach).

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics held a TOPs (Talent Opportunity Program) testing on Saturday, for girls ranging from ages 7-10. Avant Coeur hosted Metropolitan Gymnastics (Seattle), North Bay Gymnastics (California) and Technique Gymnastics (Hayden), who all came to test. From left are Vivi Crain, Piper St. John, Georgia Carr, Quinn Howard, Lavi Crain, Mckenna Wilson, Sophia Elwell, Addyson Prescott and Monika Gonzales.

Courtesy photo Rider Seguine of Team Real Life also competed in the USA Wrestling Kids 2019 Freestyle National Championships on June 29. Again, the total wrestler count for the tournament was close to 750 from across the country. Rider placed 5th, making him a two-time All-American.

Courtesy photo Rider Seguine of Team Real Life, who attends River City Middle School in Post Falls, won a national championship last week when he traveled with Team Idaho members to Wisconsin Dells, Wis., to compete in the USA Wrestling Kids 2019 Greco-Roman National Championships. He was joined by almost 750 of the top wrestlers from across the country. Rider came in first on June 28 in a very tough bracket to be the national champion.