PREP ROUNDUP: Wolfe's hat trick leads St. Maries past Grangeville

• BOYS SOCCER

ST. MARIES — Junior outside midfielder Connor Wolfe scored the first hat trick of his high school career, leading the St. Maries Lumberjacks past the Orofino Maniacs 6-0 in Intermountain League play on Saturday.

“He did a good job out there today,” St. Maries coach Chris Renaldo said. “Our midfield played well today — a lot of possession. Lance Hamblin and Dylan Sotin did a good job laying through balls in to him.”

St. Maries (2-1, 2-0 IML) plays host to Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy on Wednesday.

First half — 1, SM, Connor Wolfe (unassisted), 10:00. 2, SM, Corbin Scheer (unassisted), 34:00. 3, SM, Lance Hamblin (unassisted), 35:00. Second half — 4, SM, Grant Compton (unassisted), 44:00. 5, SM, Wolfe (unassisted), 61:00. 6, SM, Wolfe (unassisted), 63:00.

Shots on goal — Oro 6, SM 14.

Saves — Oro, Trevor Staneart 4; SM, Greyson Sands 5.

Lewiston 2

Sandpoint 2

SANDPOINT — The host Bulldogs stormed out the gates against the Bengals, scoring two goals in the first 17 minutes.

But the Bulldogs were unable to find the back of the net the rest of the way and the Bengals took advantage of their few chances to force a draw in nonleague play.

Sandpoint assistant coach Daniel Anderson, who served as the head coach for the match, said the Bulldogs did everything they needed to get the win. Sandpoint outshot, outpossessed and outplayed Lewiston but sometimes that’s just soccer, Anderson said.

“I think the boys were ready to play today and they brought the energy that we’re asking of them,” he said. “Overall, I’m happy with the way they played and the intensity they came with. It’s unfortunate not to get the win when you feel like it’s definitely something you should have got.”

Junior Canyon Nash opened the scoring for the Bulldogs in the ninth minute off a nice assist from freshman Jett Longanecker. Stirling Roget found the back of the net eight minutes later off a pass from Nash.

Lewiston responded in the 21st minute to make it 2-1 at the half.

In the 63rd minute, a shot by Lewiston deflected off a Sandpoint defender and slid past goalkeeper Roman Jiles to even the score at 2-2.

After surrendering that goal, the Bulldogs attacked the Lewiston net but the Bengals did everything they could to prevent a score.

“When you know you need to score and the other team knows they’re probably happy with a tie coming out of here on the road, it’s hard to score in the last 15 minutes,” Anderson said.

Sandpoint outshot Lewiston 20-4.

The Bulldogs (3-1-3) host Coeur d’Alene 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at War Memorial Field.

First half — 1, Spt, Canyon Nash (Jett Longanecker), 9:00. 2, Sptt, Stirling Roget (Nash), 17:00. 3, Lewiston, Teddy Kessler (Samuel Miller), 21:00. Second half — 4, Lewiston, Samuel Miller (Biruk Miller), 63:00.

Shots on goal — Lew 4, Spt 20.

Saves — Lew, Nikko Vega 11. Spt, Roman Jiles 2.

Grangeville 3

Timberlake 0

SPIRIT LAKE — No other information was available.

Priest River at

Cd’A Charter

POST FALLS — No report was received.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Lewiston 3

Sandpoint 2

SANDPOINT — The Bulldogs and Bengals went back and forth in nonleague play at Pine Street Field, but in the end visiting Lewiston prevailed late.

The Bulldogs trailed 1-0 at the half. In the 48th minute, junior Piper Frank got Sandpoint on the scoreboard and knotted the game at 1-1. However, less than a minute later Lewiston scored to take the momentum away from the Bulldogs.

Sandpoint tied the game again in the 56th minute when junior Erin Eddy crossed the ball into the box and senior Jordie Breeden finished it.

With the score at 2-2, both teams pushed to find the back of the net and grab the victory. With just over 10 minutes left, the Bengals broke through.

Sandpoint had a couple corners down the stretch and a shot by junior forward Kylie Williams sailed just over the top of the net as the whistle blew to end the match.

“That’s easily the worst game of soccer we’ve played all year,” Sandpoint coach Conor Baranski said. “The organization was poor and I thought the effort in the first half was lacking.

“We would have lost 5-2 or more if we didn’t have Hattie Larson in net,” he added.

Sandpoint outshot the Bengals 26-20 and Larson made 13 saves in net.

The Bulldogs (4-3) head to Coeur d’Alene at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.

First half — 1, Lew, Ashlynn Skinner (unassisted), 12:00. Second half — 2, Spt, Piper Frank (unassisted), 48:00. 3, Lew, Naomi Kessler (unknown), 49:00. 4, Spt, Jordie Breeden (Erin Eddy), 56:00. 5, Lew, Hailey Skinner (A. Skinner), 69:00.

Shots on goal — Lew 20, Spt 26.

Saves — Lew, Allison Olson 18. Spt, Hattie Larson 13.

Grangeville 3

Timberlake 2

SPIRIT LAKE — No other information was available.

Cd’A Charter 12

Priest River 0

POST FALLS — The host Panthers improved to 8-0-1, 5-0 Intermountain League with the win at The Fields at Real Life Ministries.

No other information was available.

St. Maries at

Lakeland

RATHDRUM — No report was received.

• VOLLEYBALL

Post Falls d.

Kellogg

KELLOGG — Kylie Munday had 14 kills, 15 assists and nine aces as the visiting Trojans, bouncing back from their first loss of the season, downed the Wildcats 23-25, 25-18, 25-13, 25-17 in nonleague play at Andrews Gymnasium.

Maya Blake added 10 kills and 14 digs for Post Falls (9-1), which fell at Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday night. Claire Holding had 14 digs, Brielle Nagel 13 digs, Kassie Gardiner 11 assists, Brooke Minden eight assists, Kamden Fiddes five blocks.

On Tuesday, Post Falls plays host to Sandpoint, and Kellogg (4-2) is home vs. Lakeland.

St. Maries d.

Grangeville

GRANGEVILLE — Sophomore Berkli McGreal had seven aces and 11 digs as the visiting Lumberjacks outlasted the Bulldogs 25-15, 14-25, 25-15, 21-25, 15-10 in the Central Idaho League opener for St. Maries.

Kirsten Miller had 13 digs, Mackenzie Hammond 24 assists for St. Maries (1-2). Shelby Martin and Taci Watkins each had one block for the Lumberjacks, who play host to Wallace on Tuesday.

Grangeville is 0-2 in the CIL.

Clark Fork d.

Priest River

PRIEST RIVER — The 1A Division II Wampus Cats outlasted the 3A Spartans in nonleague play, 16-25, 25-13, 25-21, 21-25, 16-14.

This is the Wampus Cats fifth straight win and third over an Intermountain League opponent this season.

“They played so much better tonight than they did at home when we played them,” Clark Fork coach Michelle Valliere said about Priest River. “Their passing was way better, their hitting was way better, so I was super happy with the girls tonight.”

Emily Myers had 21 digs, Caiya Yanik five blocks, Paige Valliere 29 assists, Taylor Staley nine kills, Katelyn Matteson five aces.

Clark Fork (7-1) plays at Genesis Prep at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Priest River (1-6) hosts Bonners Ferry at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

• CROSS COUNTRY

Davis, Medina win

at Bonners Ferry invite

BONNERS FERRY — Coeur d’Alene Charter junior Logan Davis won the boys race Bonners Ferry Invitational at Bonners Ferry High on Saturday.

It was the second win in three days for Davis, who also won at the Ivan Benson Invitational on Thursday. He finished Saturday in 17 minutes, 10 seconds.

Freshman Jacob Barnhart was third for Timberlake, which claimed the boys team title.

Kellogg sophomore Lacey Medina won the girls race. Sarah Zerfas finished third for Timberlake, which took the girls team title.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Timberlake 28. 2, Immaculate Conception 58. 3, Coeur d’Alene Charter 70. 4, Kellogg 74.

TOP 10 — 1, Logan Davis, Cd’A Charter, 17:10. 2, Connor Alexander, Bonners Ferry, 17:42. 3, Jacob Barnhart, Timberlake, 18:11. 4, Kellen Souza, Immaculate Conception, 18:18.4. 5, Dylan Royce, Timberlake, 18:18.9. 6, Danny Kuplack, Immaculate Conception, 18:26. 7, Spencer Hegstad, Timberlake, 18:50. 8, Dawson Hunt, Timberlake, 18:56. 9, Makai Peak, Kellogg, 19:00. 10, Callin Zerfas, Timberlake, 19:07.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Timberlake 34. 2, Bonners Ferry 43. 3, Kellogg 53.

TOP 10 — 1, Lacey Medina, Kellogg, 21:20. 2, Annika Rantala, Priest River, 21:57. 3, Sarah Zerfas, Timberlake, 22:00. 4, Shaye Sullivan, Kellogg, 22:03. 5, Peyton Duffield, Cd’A Charter, 22:04. 6, McKenna Kozeluh, Cd’A Charter, 22:05. 7, Natal Davis, Cd’A Charter, 22:41. 8, Ceci Roemer, Bonners Ferry, 22:57. 9, Camille Ussher, Bonners Ferry, 23:35. 10, Haileyann Johnson, Timberlake, 23:50.

• SWIMMING

Sandpoint d.

Lakeland

SANDPOINT — Sandpoint bested Lakeland in its sole home meet this season at the Litehouse YMCA.

The Bulldogs took down the Hawks by a combined score of 289-176.

“I thought we did really well,” Sandpoint coach Greg Jackson said. “I was really impressed with what the boys and the girls did. We’ve got four kids out due to illness and a couple of them last minute and we had to rearrange some kids and they all stepped up, so that was a really cool feeling.”

Sandpoint won nine of the 11 events on the girls side and eight of the 11 on the boys.

Emily Ballard claimed victories in the 200 IM and 100 fly and Kate Bokowy took first in the 50 free and 100 back.

“I continue to be impressed with Kate Bokowy,” Jackson said. “I think she is the strongest she has ever been. Her technique is on point and her attitude is on point.”

On the boys side, Hayden Leavitt had wins in the 200 IM and 400 free. Hayden Norling captured first in the 100 free and Caleb Norling grabbed the victory in the 200 free.

Jackson said the Bulldogs continue to be grateful that they get a chance to compete.

“We’re trying to do everything we can to be mindful of the pandemic, follow the right protocols and just do what we can to make sure that we do have an opportunity because we’ve already gotten some scares,” he said. “We’re just thankful to be able to be together.”

Sandpoint takes on Lake City in a dual meet on Oct. 10 at the Kroc Center in Coeur d’Alene.

DUAL SCORES — Girls: Sandpoint 159, Lakeland 97. Boys: Sandpoint 130, Lakeland 79. Combined: Sandpoint 289, Lakeland 176.

GIRLS

200-yard medley relay — 1, Sandpoint A (Caitlyn Smith, Sabrina Wilson, Chandler Sanborn, Kaya Wright), 2:33.50. 2, Lakeland A, 2:35.29.

200 freestyle — 1, Paige Jameson, Lakeland, 2:58.23. 2, Abby Hobbs, Lakeland, 3:05.18. 3, Cassidy Aitken, Sandpoint, 3:05.29.

200 individual medley — 1, Emily Ballard, Sandpoint, 2:51.86. 2, Ayiana Prevost, Sandpoint, 3:05.70. 3, Caitlyn Smith, Sandpoint, 3:32.47.

50 freestyle — 1, Kate Bokowy, Sandpoint, 29.54. 2, Sydney Garrity, Lakeland, 32.90. 3, Maren Davidson, Sandpoint, 34.04.

100 butterfly — 1, Emily Ballard, Sandpoint, 1:27.78. 2, McKinley Jensen, Sandpoint, 1:43.00. 3, Chandler Sanborn, Sandpoint, 1:44.78.

100 freestyle — 1, Kaya Wright, Sandpoint, 1:10.96. 2, Maren Davidson, Sandpoint, 1:17.15. 3, Sarah Smith, Lakeland, 1:18.92.

400 freestyle — 1, Ayiana Prevost, Sandpoint, 5:29.81. 2, Annika Olson, Lakeland, 5:40.87. 3, McKinley Jensen, Sandpoint, 6:01.40.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint A (KJ Otterson-Johansen, Kaya Wright, Caitlyn Smith, Kate Bokowy), 2:22.23. 2, Sandpoint B, 2:28.60

100 backstroke — 1, Kate Bokowy, Sandpoint, 1:16.30. 2, Kaya Wright, Sandpoint, 1:21.00. 3, Elle Brown, Lakeland, 1:46.14.

100 breaststroke — 1, Annika Olson, Lakeland, 1:29.03. 2, Sabrina Wilson, Sandpoint, 1:30.75. 3, Sydney Garrity, Lakeland, 1:35.11.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint A (Emily Ballard, Ayiana Prevost, McKinley Jensen, Kate Bokowy), 4:43.55. 2, Lakeland A, 5:28.81.

BOYS

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lakeland A (Logan Harris, Soren Sabatke, Jarron Kremin, Bradley Grubham), 2:21.89. 2, SHS B, 2:29.64.

200 freestyle — 1, Caleb Norling, Sandpoint, 2:12.20. 2, Logan Harris, Lakeland, 2:33.78. 3, Luc Leblanc, Sandpoint, 2:51.45.

200 individual medley — 1, Hayden Leavitt, Sandpoint, 2:29.45. 2, Soren Sabatke, Lakeland, 3:04.19.

50 freestyle — 1, Jake Aitken, Sandpoint, 27.22. 2, Clayton Eberly, Sandpoint, 31.17.

100 butterfly — 1, Jarron Kremin, Lakeland, 1:18.08. 2, Bradley Grubham, Lakeland, 1:41.41.

100 freestyle — 1, Hayden Norling, Sandpoint, 1:00.22. 2, Jake Aitken, Sandpoint, 1:03.25. 3, Collin Dodd, Sandpoint, 1:04.54.

400 freestyle — 1, Hayden Leavitt, Sandpoint, 4:39.85. 2, Caleb Norling, Sandpoint, 4:40.81. 3, Jarron Kremin, Lakeland, 5:41.75.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint A (Collin Dodd, Jacob Slocum, Hayden Norling, Jake Aitken), 1:53.82. 2, Lakeland A, 2:08.75.

100 backstroke — 1, Collin Dodd, Sandpoint, 1:18.60. 2, Campbell Wyman, Sandpoint, 2:01.53.

100 breaststroke — 1, Soren Sabatke, Lakeland, 1:18.92. 2, Hayden Norling, Sandpoint, 1:19.06. 3, Jacob Slocum, Sandpoint, 1:42.20.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint A (Hayden Leavitt, Hayden Norling, Jake Aitken, Caleb Norling), 4:03.03. 2, Lakeland A, 5:08.01.