Lake City wins in 4 at Lewiston

LEWISTON — Janae Rayborn had 14 kills and four aces, Hannah Rowan 11 kills and two blocks for the Lake City Timberwolves in a 25-21, 25-27, 25-17, 25-21 win over the Lewiston Bengals in 5A Inland Empire League play at Booth Hall on Tuesday.

“The big thing for us was being able to finish out the match,” Lake City coach Mike Summers said. “The girls were still a little tired from the games last week (at the Rocky Mountain Classic in Meridian), but I liked how they worked as a family and persevered through some tough times.”

Tanai Jenkins had four blocks, Nellie Reese 29 assists, Kiki Cates 11 digs and Jaya Miller nine digs for Lake City (11-4, 4-0 5A IEL), which competes in the Madison tournament on Friday and Saturday in Rexburg. The Timberwolves will face Madison, Thunder Ridge and Skyview on Friday, then face Bonneville, Timberline and Century on Saturday in pool play, before bracket play begins.

“Overall, we served the ball pretty well,” Summers said. “In some sets, we played well with our block, and others we weren’t. But a win is a win, and we’ll move forward.”

Lewiston — which took Lake City to five sets on Sept. 3 — is 0-4 in league.

Post Falls sweeps,

Lakeland splits

at tri-match

RATHDRUM — Post Falls defeated Lakeland 23-25, 25-19, 24-26, 25-12, 15-13 and beat Ferris 25-20, 25-10 in a tri-match at Hawk Court.

Madi John had 13 kills and two blocks for Post Falls vs. Lakeland. Maya Blake had 11 kills and two aces, Ali Carpenter 23 digs and three aces, Kassie Gardiner 32 assists.

“The Lakeland match was really hard-fought,” Post Falls coach Matt Barkley said. “I thought Madi John had a really great game. She was our go-to, and she really put some things away from the right side.”

For Lakeland Katy Ryan had 23 kills and four aces, Abby Neff 34 assists, Bethany Johnson six blocks, Olivia Cooper 18 digs, Olivia Staudinge 15 digs.

“Lakeland really pounded the ball at us, and we were able to weather the storm,” Barkley said. “We fought back hard to win that match.”

Against Ferris in a scheduled 2-of-3 setter, Brielle Nagel had eight kills, John six kills, Gardiner 15 assists, Carpenter nine digs, Liberty Ortega two aces.

In the third match of the night, Lakeland defeated Ferris 26-24, 19-25, 15-10. Ryan had 16 kills and three aces, Neff 24 assists, Cooper 11 digs, Johnson four blocks.

Post Falls (10-10) plays host to Coeur d’Alene on Thursday in the 12th “Volleyball 4 the Cure” match for cancer awareness.

Lakeland (12-10) plays host to Bonners Ferry on Thursday.

Timberlake d.

Cd’A Charter

COEUR d’ALENE — Taylor Suko had seven kills and two aces for the Tigers in a 25-19, 25-19, 25-17 sweep over the Panthers in Intermountain League play at Holy Family Catholic School.

Kylie Marneris had 12 digs, Brooke Jessen had three blocks and Jaycie Pratt tallied 11 assists for Timberlake (9-11, 4-1 IML).

For the Panthers (8-3, 1-3), Megan MacKinney had six kills and six assists, Taylor Peterson had seven digs, Raeana Kendra had three aces and Quincy Rigg had seven assists.

“Timberlake served very, very well. They kept us in check,” Charter coach Cynthia Beyer said. “We normally pass well, but we couldn’t get anything going tonight.”

On Thursday, Timberlake visits Priest River, while Coeur d’Alene Charter hosts Kellogg at Holy Family Catholic School.

St. Maries d.

Priest River

ST. MARIES — Jayden Martin had 15 kills, Kirsten Miller 12 for the host Lumberjacks in a 25-15, 22-25, 25-15, 25-21 victory over the Spartans in nonleague play.

Mackenzie Hammond had 37 assists for St. Maries (3-13). Berkli McGreal had 17 digs and five aces, Allie Brebner 21 digs for the ’Jacks.

For Priest River, Harlee Meek had 18 assists and five kills, Taylor Borngraeber four aces, Maggee Pankoke 12 digs.

St. Maries opens Central Idaho League play Saturday at home vs. Grangeville.

Clark Fork d.

Lakeside

PLUMMER — Nicole Middleton had six kills and two blocks for the Knights in 25-23, 25-16, 25-14 loss to the Wampus Cats in North Star League play at Ron Miller Court.

Tenley Lambert had 10 digs and three aces, Kria Peters 22 assists and Glory Olson two blocks for Lakeside (5-10, 3-2 NSL), which travels to Mullan on Thursday.

“We had trouble picking up their serve in the second and third set,” Lakeside coach Brad Veile said. “We weren’t able to mount an offense and got down a little early.”

Clark Fork is 6-0 in league.

Mullan d.

Kootenai

MULLAN — The host Tigers swept the Warriors 3-0 in North Star League play. No other information was available.

Wallace at Genesis Prep

POST FALLS — No report was received.