PREP ROUNDUP: St. Maries' Barden follows Watkins' one hitter with no-no
SOFTBALL
ST. MARIES — Senior Gracie Barden pitched a no-hitter in the second game, capping the St. Maries Lumberjacks’ sweep of the visiting Kamiah Kubs in Central Idaho League play on Friday.
Scores were 7-1 and 13-0.
Barden struck out seven and walked three in five innings for St. Maries (11-2, 8-0 CIL).
In the first game, Taci Watkins struck out 21 in a one-hitter for the Lumberjacks. Barden hit a two-run single in the fourth, and Watkins went 2 for 4 with a triple, two RBIs and two runs scored.
Watkins fanned the first 10 batters she faced. The lone hit for Kamiah (2-13, 0-10) came with one out in the fourth.
Watkins hit a two-run homer in the second game, and Daniella Dockery went 4 for 4 with an RBI.
St. Maries plays host to Orofino today at 1 p.m. in a CIL doubleheader.
FIRST GAME
Kamiah 000 100 0 — 1 1 0
St. Maries 013 300 x — 7 9 1
J. Ketola and M. Morrow; Taci Watkins and Jenna Holder.
HITS: Kam — Travernier. SM — Peel, Watkins 2, Holder 2, Barden 2, Mitchell, Fuller. 2B — Barden. 3B — Watkins.
SECOND GAME
Kamiah 000 00 — 0 0 0
St. Maries 325 3x — 13 18 1
J. Ketola and M. Morrow; Gracie Barden and Lexi Chappell.
HITS: Kam — none. SM — Fuller, Badgett 2, Holder, Spray 2, McGreal, Todd, Watkins 2, Dockery 4, Peel 2, Hill, Miller. 2B — Holder. HR — Watkins.
Timberlake 18-17
Kellogg 2-0
SPIRIT LAKE — Brooke Jessen drove in five runs in the first game and Olivia Glemser knocked in four in the nightcap as the Tigers swept the visiting Wildcats in Intermountain League play.
Jessen finished 3 for 4 in the opener for Timberlake (13-3, 6-0 IML). Logan Walsh homered and finished 2 for 4 with three RBIs and three runs scored, and Bernie Carhart was 2 for 3 with three RBIs and two runs scored.
“We played great offensively and defensively,” Timberlake coach Casi Lupinacci said. “We’re firing on all cylinders right now.”
Glemser was 2 for 3 in the second game for Timberlake. Bernie Carhart struck out eight and walked one in a one-hitter, and also went 3 for 4 with an RBI and four runs scored.
Peyton Lindley was 3 for 3, scored three times and drove in a run.
The lone hit for Kellogg (2-4 IML) came on the second batter of the game.
Halfway through the IML slate, Timberlake has outscored the other three league foes by a combined 115-4.
Timberlake plays host to Priest River on Tuesday in an IML doubleheader.
FIRST GAME
Kellogg 000 02 — 2 3 4
Timberlake (12)15 0x — 18 13 2
Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule.
Grace Nearing and P. Rainio; Acacia Pecor and Lily Carhart.
HITS: Kell — Campbell, Hinkleman, Card. TL — Howard, L. Carhart 2, B. Carhart 2, Walsh 2, Jessen 3, Pecor, Rojas, Peterson. 2B — B. Carhart, L. Carhart, Howard, Jessen 2, Walsh. HR — Walsh.
SECOND GAME
Kellogg 000 00 — 0 1 7
Timberlake 662 3x — 17 14 1
Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule.
M. Jerome and K. Card; Bernie Carhart and Logan Walsh.
HITS: Kell — Campbell. TL — L. Carhart, B. Carhart 3, Londley 3, Walsh 2, Jessen, Grantham, Glemser 2, Peterson. 2B — B. Carhart, Grantham, Walsh 2.
BASEBALL
Post Falls 11-10
Moscow 5-3
POST FALLS — CD Sharples hit a two-run double to highlight a six-run first inning in the second game, and the host Trojans went on to sweep the Bears on senior night in IEL play.
In the first game, Spencer Zeller hit a two-run double to start a six-run fourth inning for Post Falls (15-4-1, 12-2 IEL), and Kaden Cripps added a two-run single three batters later.
Moscow (6-7, 6-7) walked five, hit three and committed four errors in the opener.
“We had some timely hitting; our situational hitting was better,” Post Falls coach Mick Zeller said.
Post Falls stole 17 bases on the day, 11 in the first game. The games were moved up a day due to the threat of bad weather today.
“I thought we ran the bases really well today,” Zeller said. “If we can get Spencer (Zeller) and Cole (Rutherford) on, and (Aidan) Winters and (Tanner) Sessions at the bottom of the order, those are pretty fast guys, we like to steal whenever we can. Our baserunning was really good, taking the extra base, reading the ball in the dirt.”
Nick Chase, in his first outing since late March, struck out four and scattered seven hits in the second game, and “that was the best he’s looked for us,” Zeller said.
Post Falls plays host to Lake City on Tuesday in an IEL doubleheader.
FIRST GAME
Moscow 020 003 0 — 5 7 4
Post Falls 112 601 x — 11 5 1
Chad Redinger, Isaac Stazkow (4) and Jack Bales, Ethan McLaughlin (4); Ethan Miller, Jerad Taylor (5) and Zach Clark.
HITS: Mos — Conway, Redinger 2, Delusa, Isakson 2, Decker. PF — Zeller, C. Rutherford, Sharples, Cripps 2. 2B — Redinger, Cripps, Zeller.
SECOND GAME
Moscow 000 021 — 3 7 2
Post Falls 603 01x — 10 10 1
Game called in 6th inning due to darkness.
Mike Kiblen, Cody Isakson (1), Ryan Delusa (4) and Barrett Abendroth; Nick Chase and Zach Clark.
HITS: Mos — Anderson, Redinger, Abendroth, Green 2, McLaughlin, Driskill. PF — C. Rutherford, Sharples, Wilburn, Chase 2, Clark 2, T. Rutherford, Sessions, Winters. 2B — Abendroth, McLaughlin, Sessions, Sharples.
Timberlake 13-7
Kellogg 4-2
SPIRIT LAKE — Wyatt Kitchin struck out nine in five innings in the first game and Alex Drake fanned nine in going the distance in the nightcap as the Tigers swept the visiting Wildcats in Intermountain League play.
Caleb Knight, Caden Robinett and Grant Allaway each went 3 for 4 in the opener for Timberlake (6-5, 4-2 IML).
Logan Jerome had two hits in the opener for Kellogg (2-4 IML).
In the second game, Jacob Hessing went 3 for 4 with a double, two RBIs and a run scored for the Tigers.
Travis Eixenberger had two hits for the Wildcats.
Timberlake plays host to Priest River on Tuesday in an IML doubleheader.
FIRST GAME
Kellogg 001 300 0 — 4 7 4
Timberlake 070 330 x — 13 17 2
Brody Hoffman, Travis Eixenberger (3), Asher Goodner (5) and Logan Jerome, Reed Whatcott (3); Wyatt Kitchin, Andrew Horn (6) and Caleb Knight.
HITS: Kell — Groves, Jerome 2, Whatcott, Hoffman, Goodner, White. TL — Knight 3, Hessing, Robinett 3, Borges 2, Horn 2, Allaway 3, Wells 2, Lenz. 2B — Groves, Whatcott, Hoffman, White, Horn, Hessing.
SECOND GAME
Kellogg 001 010 0 — 2 7 0
Timberlake 210 040 x — 7 10 1
Brayden Hoffman, Logan Jerome (3) and Luke Frolich; Alex Drake and Caleb Knight.
HITS: Kell — Rainio, Groves, Frolich, Eixenberger 2, Whatcott, Goodner. TL — Drake, Hessing 3, Robinett, Borges, Horn, Allaway, Wells, Lenz. 2B — Drake, Horn, Hessing.
Orofino 8-14
St. Maries 2-0
ST. MARIES — Gavin Wemhoff of the Lumberjacks singled with two out in the bottom of the fifth inning of the second game to break up a perfect game for the Maniacs in a Central Idaho League doubleheader at City Park.
Dash Barlow struck out four in five innings for Orofino, getting a double play to end the second game.
St. Maries (3-10, 0-6 CIL), which was no-hit in the opener, committed 19 errors on the day.
Orofino is 12-5, 4-3.
St. Maries plays a doubleheader at Sandpoint on Tuesday.
FIRST GAME
Orofino 040 201 1 — 8 5 7
St. Maries 100 001 0 — 2 0 8
Jaron Christopherson and Silas Naranjo; Wyatt Holmes, Kade Crawford (6) and Crawford, Dillon Holder (6). W — Christopherson. L — Holmes.
HITS: Oro — Sparano, Larson, Cochran, Schnieder, Bradbury. SM — none. 3B — Sparano.
SECOND GAME
Orofino 502 43 — 14 9 0
St. Maries 000 00 — 0 1 11
Game called after 5 innings due to 10-run rule.
Dash Barlow and Landon Hudson; Ricky Nelson, Brock Anderson (5) and Riley Abell. W — Barlow. L — Nelson.
HITS: Oro — Cochran, Hudson, Diobish 2, Hanna, Lilly 2, Caster, Wentland. SM — Wemhoff. 2B — none.
Bonners Ferry 11-19
Priest River 8-7
BONNERS FERRY — Spencer Eby drove in three runs in the opener and the host Badgers scored 14 runs in the second inning of the nightcap to sweep the visiting Spartans in IML play.
Bo Bateman drove in a pair of runs in the opener for Bonners Ferry (9-6, 6-0 IML). In the fifth, after the Spartans (0-12, 0-6) cut it to 9-7, Eby hit an RBI double and scored on a single by Bateman.
Coby Rogers and Tyson Brooks each drove in a pair of runs for Priest River.
In the second game, Trey Bateman and Bo Bateman each had two-run singles in the big second inning for the Badgers.
“I think we’re swinging the bats decently, and playing good defense,” Bonners Ferry coach Tom Turpin said. “We need to improve on throwing strikes — 10 walks in a 5-inning game is not a recipe for success.”
Bonners Ferry plays host to Kellogg on Tuesday in an IML doubleheader.
FIRST GAME
Priest River 220 210 1 — 8 6 4
Bonners Ferry 504 020 x — 11 10 4
K. Johnson and T. Troudt; Teigan Banning, Blake Rice (5), Trey Bateman (5) and Bo Bateman.
HITS: PR — Hannah, Rogers 2, T. Brooks, C. Brooks, Thompson. BF — B. Bateman 2, Newell, Rice, Hammons 2, Banning 2, Eby 2. 2B — Eby, Rogers.
SECOND GAME
Priest River 102 40 — 7 4 9
Bonners Ferry 2(14)0 3x — 19 10 2
E. Hannah and T. Troudt; Spencer Eby, Porter Schulte (3) and Bo Bateman.
HITS: PR — Rogers, T. Brooks, Thompson, Reeves. BF — B. Bateman 2, Newell, Willis, Rice, T. Bateman, Schulte, Peterson 2, Eby. 2B — Schulte.
TENNIS
Lake City 6
Coeur d’Alene 6
COEUR d’ALENE — The Timberwolves won two of three matches in boys singles and girls singles, but were swept in mixed doubles by the Vikings and the match finished in a draw.
Coeur d’Alene hosts Lewiston and Post Falls on Tuesday.
Lake City travels to Lakeland on Monday.
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Turner Cox, Coeur d’Alene, d. Chris Peterson, 6-2, 6-1. No. 2, David Nesbit, Lake City, d. CJ Giao, 6-0, 6-1. No. 3, Ethan Stowell, Lake City, d. Charlie Pinto, 6-1, 6-3.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Rylan Hoit/Dallas Dixon, Lake City, d. Kobie DeLeonard/Chris Swider, 6-3, 6-2. No. 2, Nez Ogle/Theodore Shultz, Coeur d’Alene, d. Zack Castaneda/Quade Castaneda, 6-3, 6-3.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Audrey Judson, Coeur d’Alene, d. Maddie Nesbit, 6-3, 6-2. No. 2, Franzine Coziel, Lake City, d. Taylor Torgerson, 6-4, 6-1. No. 3, Holly Burt, Lake City, d. Ivy Jeffords, 6-2, 7-5.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Maggie Bloom/Shelby Gray, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gracy Gruber/Kenzie Lomaton, 6-0, 6-1. No. 2, Jayden Waters/Riley O’Brian, Lake City, d. Addy Curtis/Ella Wilson, 5-7, 6-3, 12-10.
MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Alexander Nipp/Kalli DeLeonard, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gabriel Novak/Cassiana Azzolini, 6-0, 6-0. No. 2, Jake Whiting/Taylee Bateman, Coeur d’Alene, d. Brendan Busto/Lucy Mendez, 6-1, 6-0.
Sandpoint 8
Lakeland 4
RATHDRUM — The visiting Bulldogs swept in mixed doubles and won two of three in boys singles to beat the Hawks at Lakeland High.
Lakeland hosts Lake City on Monday.
BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Marwan Warnick, Lakeland, d. Christian Story, 6-1, 6-3. No. 2, Tyler McNamee, Sandpoint, d. Bo Wilding, 6-4, 6-3. No. 3, Owen Larson, Sandpoint, d. Ricky Yaple, 6-1, 6-2.
BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Tyler Korn/Carter Johnson, Sandpoint, d. Brady Manko/Brady Hanna, 6-0, 7-5. No. 2, Cole Andres/Ben Ryan, Lakeland, d. Evan Wiley/Josh Jessen, 7-5, 6-3.
GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Malika Warnick, Lakeland, d. Neva Reseska, 6-1, 6-3. No. 2, Denali Terry, Sandpoint, d. Elle Brown, 6-1, 6-0. No. 3, Maise Brazill, Sandpoint, d. Malila Batman, 6-1, 6-0.
GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Ellie Carlson/Addie Raebel, Lakeland, d. Maile Evans/Berkeley Cox, 6-1, 6-4. No. 2, Adrian Doty/Elly Tutin, Sandpoint, d. Madison Hersh/Allison Rader, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4.
MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Aden Heitz/Patch Howard, Sandpoint, d. Quinn McGovern/Rachel Moen, 6-4, 6-3. No. 2, Caleb Bradshaw/Sydney Webb, Sandpoint, d. Cameron Paquette/Faith Brodwater, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3.