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Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 8-9 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Josetta Williams, 2nd, 73; Ella Wilson, 1st, 57; and Samantha Sanders, 3rd, 78.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 10-12 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Melia Cerenzia, 2nd, 50; and Carolyn Rose, 1st, 47.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were Carson King, 2nd, 84; and not pictured, Griffin Thorpe, 1st, 82; and Mateo Risse, 3rd, 90.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Allison MacMillan, 2nd, 80; Kyla Currie, 1st, 72; Kaiton Meyer, T-3rd, 81; and Martina Hicks, T-3rd, 81.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Brayden Miles, 2nd, 71; Wyatt Williams, 1st, 69; and Ryan Chapman, 3rd, 75.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Avery Bayer, 2nd, 88; Braylyn Bayer, 1st, 83; and Spencer Cerenzia, 3rd, 95.

Courtesy photo The Coeur City Norsemen 12U baseball team wrapped up its regular season last weekend by winning 3 of 4 in Missoula, Mont., against the Missoula Muddawgs. In the front row from left are Wyatt Riske, Michael Martindale, Harrison Evans, Clayton Kennedy and Dylan Sutich; second row from left, Kolbe Coey, Isaac Rook, Will Beckenhauer, Jack Murrell and Grady Westlund; and back row, coaches Troy Coey, Nick Rook and Donnie Murrell.

Courtesy photo The Coeur d Alene Lumbermen 13U team returned from the Triple Crown Father's Day Slugfest as champions. They went 4-0 over the weekend in Kennewick, Wash., and scored 36 runs in the 4 games while surrendering only 11. In their first game of the tournament the 13U Lums turned a triple play against a tough NW Reign team on the way to a 2-1 victory. The game ended on a bases loaded walk-off in the bottom of the 7th inning. The Lumbermen Single-A and 14U team also won tournaments that weekend as well. 13U Lums, in the front row from left, are Logan Davis, Jake Dannenberg, Cooper …

Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 2005 Boys Red soccer team won an Idaho State Cup championship that earned them a berth at the US Youth Soccer Far West Regionals in Boise last week. This team and the Timbers North FC 2001/2002 Boys team were the only two teams from North Idaho to earn the opportunity to play at this level. The TTNFC 05 boys played three games at Simplot Sports Complex in Boise last week against teams from Wyoming, Nevada and New Mexico. They won one game and lost two. On Monday against Jackson Hole Youth Soccer from Wyoming (a 3-2 win for TTNFC), two goals were scored by…

Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys age 8-9 division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Hunter Pacquin, 2nd, 54; Jack Bafus, 1st, 45; and Joseph Malsam, 3rd, 55.

Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 10-12 age group at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Trey Lambert, T-2nd, 37; Teign Brill, T-2nd, 37; Grant Potter, T-2nd, 37; and Ben Barrett, 1st, 35.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 10-12 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Melia Cerenzia, 2nd, 50; and Carolyn Rose, 1st, 47.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were Carson King, 2nd, 84; and not pictured, Griffin Thorpe, 1st, 82; and Mateo Risse, 3rd, 90.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Allison MacMillan, 2nd, 80; Kyla Currie, 1st, 72; Kaiton Meyer, T-3rd, 81; and Martina Hicks, T-3rd, 81.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 15-18 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Brayden Miles, 2nd, 71; Wyatt Williams, 1st, 69; and Ryan Chapman, 3rd, 75.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the girls 13-14 age division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Avery Bayer, 2nd, 88; Braylyn Bayer, 1st, 83; and Spencer Cerenzia, 3rd, 95.

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Courtesy photo The Coeur City Norsemen 12U baseball team wrapped up its regular season last weekend by winning 3 of 4 in Missoula, Mont., against the Missoula Muddawgs. In the front row from left are Wyatt Riske, Michael Martindale, Harrison Evans, Clayton Kennedy and Dylan Sutich; second row from left, Kolbe Coey, Isaac Rook, Will Beckenhauer, Jack Murrell and Grady Westlund; and back row, coaches Troy Coey, Nick Rook and Donnie Murrell.

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Courtesy photo The Coeur d Alene Lumbermen 13U team returned from the Triple Crown Father's Day Slugfest as champions. They went 4-0 over the weekend in Kennewick, Wash., and scored 36 runs in the 4 games while surrendering only 11. In their first game of the tournament the 13U Lums turned a triple play against a tough NW Reign team on the way to a 2-1 victory. The game ended on a bases loaded walk-off in the bottom of the 7th inning. The Lumbermen Single-A and 14U team also won tournaments that weekend as well. 13U Lums, in the front row from left, are Logan Davis, Jake Dannenberg, Cooper Smith, Richie Hackett and Kyle Semen; and back row from left, coach Jeff Smith, AJ Currie, Paxon Bunch, Trevor Rodda, Karl Schwarzer, Nolan Christ, coach Tony Semen, Braeden Newby and manager Manny Azevedo. Not pictured are coach Bruce Coppess and Calvin Coppess. The 13U and 14U Lumbermen return to action this weekend in Missoula, Mont., participating in the Montana Club Ball State Championships.

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Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 2005 Boys Red soccer team won an Idaho State Cup championship that earned them a berth at the US Youth Soccer Far West Regionals in Boise last week. This team and the Timbers North FC 2001/2002 Boys team were the only two teams from North Idaho to earn the opportunity to play at this level. The TTNFC 05 boys played three games at Simplot Sports Complex in Boise last week against teams from Wyoming, Nevada and New Mexico. They won one game and lost two. On Monday against Jackson Hole Youth Soccer from Wyoming (a 3-2 win for TTNFC), two goals were scored by Cooper Prohaska and Isaac Fritts had a beautiful one-touch goal. Bryce Allred had two assists and Miles Taylor had six saves as goalkeeper. On Tuesday, the Timbers lost 4-2 to a Nevada team (LVSA). Both Timbers goals were scored by Bryce Allred with one assist from Caden Thompson. The final game on Wednesday against Rio Rapids from New Mexico ended in a 4-0 loss. Pictured in the front row from left are Drew Hansen, Caden Thompson, Chet Hanna, Christopher Mongan, Nate Wyatt, Jayce Simmet and Isaac Fritts; and back row from left, coach Julio Morales, Landon Lee, Jacob Ukich, Sebastian Baker, Bryce Allred, Miles Taylor, Luke Orozco, Gunner Larson, Cooper Prohaska, Ashton Ukich, head coach Mike Thompson and assistant coach Chloe Teets.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys age 8-9 division at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Hunter Pacquin, 2nd, 54; Jack Bafus, 1st, 45; and Joseph Malsam, 3rd, 55.

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Courtesy photo Top placers in the boys 10-12 age group at an Idaho Junior Golf tournament last Wednesday at Prairie Falls were, from left, Trey Lambert, T-2nd, 37; Teign Brill, T-2nd, 37; Grant Potter, T-2nd, 37; and Ben Barrett, 1st, 35.

RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION

Flag football

June 24

K-1st Grade: Austin Faye (TD, PAT), Zane Behnke (TD), Brody Kramer (TD), Ryan Karoblis (TD), Zachary Score (TD), Emerson Badger (TD), Westley Tanner (PAT), Zander Moseley (TD), Creed Busicchia (TD), Benjamin McFarland (TD), Braxton Smith (TD,PAT), Josh Bevacqua (2 TD), Dawson Faber (2 TD)

2nd-3rd Grade: Brody Smith (TD), Michael Gallus (TD), Blake Davis (TD), Christopher Szafransky (2 TD, PAT), Lyal Howell (TD), Taven Roetcinder (PAT), Levi Nave (2 TD, PAT), John Neff (2 TD), Aidric Balance (TD), Cole Harris (TD)

4th-6th Grade: Sean Powell (TD), Ernie Steele (PAT), Dillon Chatterton (TD), Tratin Brimhall (PAT), Nathan Rogers (2 TD), Kyler Hansen (PAT), Aiden Kilpatrick (TD), Nate Bevacqua (TD)

SELECT BASEBALL

Coeur City Norsemen 12U 11, Missoula Muddawgs 12U 4: Clayton Kennedy went 2 for 3 with a double and three RBIs to lead a 20-hit attack for the Norsemen in the first game Saturday at Missoula, Mont. Harrison Evans went 3 for 4 with an RBI and two runs scored, Jack Murrell went 3 for 4 and Michael Martindale went 3 for 3 and scored twice. Wyatt Riske had two hits and scored three runs, and Isaac Rook had two hits. Evans struck out four and allowed one hit in three shutout innings.

Missoula Muddawgs 12U 9, Coeur City Norsemen 12U 6: Kolby Coey went 3 for 3 with three RBIs and two runs scored for the Norsemen in the second game at Missoula. Kolbe Coey struck out four in four innings.

Coeur City Norsemen 12U 13, Missoula Muddawgs 5: Kolbe Coey went 3 for 4 and drove in three runs for the Norsemen in the first game on Sunday. Isaac Rook was 2 for 4 with three RBIs, Grady Westlund went 3 for 4, Clayton Kennedy had two hits and Dylan Sutich allowed one earned run in five innings.

Coeur d’Alene Norsemen 12U 4, Missoula Muddawgs 3: Wyatt Riske went 4 for 4 in the second game on Sunday as the Norsemen wrapped up their regular season. Riske also struck out six and allowed one earned run in four innings.

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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019