PREP ROUNDUP: Munday, Hartwig power Post Falls past Coeur d'Alene in opener
• VOLLEYBALL
POST FALLS — Kylie Munday had 14 kills and 13 assists for the Post Falls Trojans in a 25-12, 25-14, 25-19 win over the Coeur d’Alene Vikings in the season and Inland Empire League opener for both schools at The Arena at Post Falls on Thursday.
Rylee Hartwig had seven kills, three blocks and two aces, Kassie Gardiner 16 assists and 10 digs, Claire Holding 10 digs and Sarah Rogney three aces for Post Falls, which claimed its first league title since 2010 last fall.
“Rylee played really well all around tonight, and so did Kylie,” Post Falls coach Willow Hanna said. “It was just nice to get a match under our belts. We’re still trying to figure out who we are, but I thought we passed and serve/received the ball well tonight and bounced back after we gave up some points.”
Madi Symons had eight kills, Gia Janke two blocks, Hailey Wuolle 14 assists, Marcy Nelson eight digs and two aces and Olivia Dixon eight digs and one ace for Coeur d’Alene.
Post Falls competes in the Judy Fong Memorial Tournament, with matches scheduled to be held at Lewiston High, Sacajawea Middle School and Lewis-Clark State, on Saturday.
Coeur d’Alene travels to Moscow on Tuesday.
Lake City d.
Moscow
COEUR d’ALENE — Senior Hanah Stoddard totaled 23 kills and 14 digs as the host Timberwolves swept the Bears 25-13, 25-17, 25-20 in nonleague play.
“Hanah Stoddard had a phenomenal night,” Lake City coach Michelle Kleinberg said. “We knew Hanah would be one of our leaders, but it was fun to see. We want her handling the ball as much as she can. She hits in the front row and the back row; she can put the ball away anywhere.”
Nellie Reese had eight kills and 27 assists for Lake City. Ella Hosfeld added seven kills, one block and 15 assists, Avery Wright 10 digs, Kamryn Pickford three aces.
Lake City plays at the Judy Fong Memorial Tournament in Lewiston on Saturday.
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Lewiston, Kellogg
RATHDRUM — The defending state 4A champion Hawks opened the season by beating 5A Lewiston 25-17, 25-15 and 3A Kellogg 25-20, 25-15 at Hawk Court.
Kenna Simon had nine kills and five blocks for Lakeland against Lewiston, in an Inland Empire League match. New varsity setter Samantha Daniels had 25 assists, Ellie Carlson had 11 digs, Olivia Staudinger eight digs.
“Our girls played aggressively against Lewiston,” Lakeland coach Kelsie Badger said. “Our defense got a lot of tough hits up, and our hitters were able to put the ball to the floor. Samantha was able to move the ball around and made some great decisions on who to set.”
Against Kellogg in a nonleaguer, Addie Kiefer had nine kills for the Hawks. Daniels had 17 assists, Carlson eight digs, Staudinger six digs, Emily Morlan three aces, and Simon and Bethany Johnson had three blocks each.
“We served aggressively against Kellogg,” Badger said. “Emily had some great aces that kept our energy and intensity well balanced. We communicated well and played hard.”
Lakeland plays at the Judy Fong Memorial Tournament on Saturday in Lewiston.
• BOYS SOCCER
Coeur d’Alene 2
Lewiston 1
COEUR d’ALENE — Isaac Fritts scored on an assist from Alex Reyes in the 80th minute for the Vikings in an Inland Empire League win over the Bengals at Coeur d’Alene High.
Alex Reyes gave Coeur d’Alene a 1-0 lead with an unassisted goal in the 68th minute.
Viking coach Braden Ridgewell missed the game due to a personal obligation. Assistant coach Robert Harmelink and junior varsity coach Abdoul Akimana assumed coaching duties for the game.
Coeur d’Alene (3-0-0, 3-0-0 IEL) visits Sandpoint next Thursday.
Lewiston is 0-2-0, 0-2-0.
First half — none. Second half — 1, Cd’A, Alex Reyes (unassisted), 68:00. 2, Lew, unknown. 3, Cd’A, Isaac Fritts (Reyes), 80:00.
Shots on goal — Lew 8, Cd’A 24.
Saves — Lew, unknown, 12; Cd’A, Dylan Jones 5, Dallin Dance 2.
Lake City 6
Moscow 0
MOSCOW — Noah Janzen recorded a hat trick and Kohrt Weber had a goal and assist for the Timberwolves in an Inland Empire League win over the Bears at the Community Playfields.
“It’s early in the season and we still have several things to sort out, but for a good majority of the game, we played quality team soccer, defended well and created a lot of quality chances,” Lake City coach Alan Rich said. “I like the chemistry of this group of players and look forward to continuing to improve as the season moves forward.”
Lake City (3-0-0, 3-0-0 IEL) hosts Madison today at 5 p.m.
Moscow is 2-1-0, 2-1-0.
First half — 1, LC, Kohrt Weber (Bryce Allred), 17:00. 2, LC, Miles Jones (B. Allred), 24:00. 3, LC, Malachi Hutchins (B. Allred), 37:00. 4, LC, Noah Janzen (Weber), 38:00. Second half — 5, LC, N. Janzen (Josh Kerns), 69:00. 6, LC, N. Janzen (unassisted), 77:00.
Shots on goal — LC 16, Mos 2.
Saves — LC, Ben Deming 4; Mos, Wyatt Burton 7.
Cd’A Charter 8
Grangeville 0
GRANGEVILLE — Senior Brandon Chavez and junior Oskar Hepworth each recorded hat tricks as the visiting Panthers beat the Bulldogs in IML play.
David Leahy had four assists and Cooper Hancock posted the shutout in goal for Coeur d’Alene Charter (1-0-1, 1-0-1 IML).
“Cooper stepped up big today playing keeper and had a couple really nice saves,” Charter coach Craig Daigle said. “It was also great to see the freshmen, Isaac (Hines) and Alec (Jones), step up and play a lot of quality minutes. David worked really hard out there and found found assists. Very proud of all the gentlemen today.”
Grangeville is 0-2-0, 0-2-0.
Coeur d’Alene Charter plays host to Timberlake on Wednesday at The Fields at Real Life in Post Falls.
Times on goals unavailable.
First half — 1, Charter, Brandon Chavez (unassisted). 2. Charter, Oskar Hepworth (David Leahy). Second half — 3, Charter, Hepworth (Leahy). 4, Charter, Hepworth (Leahy). 5, Charter, Chavez (Tyton Reynolds). 6, Charter, Owen Hughes (Leahy). 7, Charter, Chavez (Hughes). 8, Charter, Taylor Hancock (unassisted).
Shots on goal — Charter 22, Grange 4.
Saves — Charter, Cooper Hancock 4; Grange 14.
Bonners Ferry 8
St. Maries 1
BONNERS FERRY — The host Badgers, who missed qualifying for state last year for the first time in more than a decade, scored seven second-half goals to pull away from a 1-1 halftime tie in the Intermountain League match.
“They look like they could be dangerous this year. They kept Grey busy,” said St. Maries coach Chris Renaldo, noting Lumberjacks goalkeeper Greyson Sands played well to limit the damage.
Lance Hamblin scored the tying goal late in the first half for St. Maries (1-1-0, 1-1-0 IML), which plays at Priest River on Saturday.
Bonners is 1-0-1, 1-0-1.
First half — 1, BF, Jess Fess, 8:00. 2, SM, Lance Hamblin (unassisted), 38:00. Second half — 3, BF, Malachi Hubbard, 49:00. 4, BF, Seth Rice, 52:00. 5, BF, Peter Ragan, 62:00. 6, BF, Hubbard, 63:00. 7, BF, Hubbard, 65:00. 8, BF, Rice, 69:00. 9, BF, Ragan, 72:00.
Shots on goal — SM 10, BF 27.
Saves — SM, Greyson Sands, 11; BF, Trey Bateman, 4.
Lakeland 2
Timberlake 2
SPIRIT LAKE — The Lakeland School District rivals battled to a tie in the nonleague game on Timberlake’s home field.
Timberlake plays host to Orofino today at 2 p.m.
Lakeland plays host to Lewiston on Tuesday.
First half — 1, LL, Jacob Ukich. 2, TL, unknown. Second half — 3, TL, unknown. 4, LL, Hudson Drake (Austin Parks).
Shots on goal — LL 12, TL 6.
Saves — LL, Basquiat Nelson 4; TL, 8.
• GIRLS SOCCER
Lake City 6
Moscow 0
COEUR d’ALENE — Timberwolves coach Matt Ruchti is still hard at work finding the proper pieces for the puzzle to make a run this fall.
A few might have presented themselves already.
Junior Elliotte Kortus had two goals and an assist, and junior Georgia Whitehead a goal and three assists for the Timberwolves in an Inland Empire League win over the Bears at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.
“They’re both starting to come alive a little bit,” said Ruchti of the juniors, both of whom have verbally committed to Washington State. “They’re both outstanding players and we’re trying to make them the most productive players they can be. They’ve got great players around them and are starting to find their way. It’s just up to me to put them in the right spots. If I keep doing my job, hopefully we’ll get on the same page.”
Lake City (2-1-0, 2-1-0 IEL) hosts Madison today at 3 p.m.
Moscow is 1-1-1, 1-1-1.
First half — 1, LC, Georgia Whitehead (Elliotte Kortus), 18:00. 2, LC, Olivia Azzolini (Whitehead), 23:00. 3, LC, Kortus (Whitehead), 38:00. Second half — 4, LC, Kortus (Emily Medina), 55:00. 5, LC, Azzolini (Whitehead), 65:00. 6, LC, Reagan Cherry (Riley Scherr), 75:00.
Shots on goal — Mos 1, LC 30.
Saves — Mos, unknown, 21; LC, Hailey Jo Parks, 1.
Coeur d’Alene 2
Lewiston 0
LEWISTON — The visiting Vikings improved to 3-0-0, 3-0-0 IEL with the league win over the Bengals (0-2-0, 0-2-0).
No other information was available.
Coeur d’Alene plays host to Sandpoint next Thursday.
Cd’A Charter 9
Grangeville 0
GRANGEVILLE — Senior Megan Moore scored a hat trick for the visiting Panthers, who outshot the Bulldogs 51-0 in the Intermountain League match.
Cadence Wilson and Rebekah Hines each had two goals and two assists for Coeur d’Alene Charter (2-0, 2-0 IML).
“We did a lot of things right early in the game, except for find the back of the net,” Charter coach Stacy Smith said. “Hats off to Grangeville’s keeper, she was great in every aspect of the game and was able to handle a lot of our shots and she cut off several of our through balls. Megan found a stronger presence in front of the goal in the second half and ignited a series of three quick goals by three different players to lock up the game early in the second half. Plus, several of my non-starters got some great minutes to just grow their game.”
Grangeville is 1-1-0, 1-1-0.
Coeur d’Alene Charter returns to action Wednesday vs. Timberlake at The Fields at Real Life in Post Falls.
First half — 1, Charter, Megan Moore (Mira Crawford), 6:00. 2, Charter, Maddie Daigle (Cadence Wilson), 26:00. 3, Charter, Rebekah Hines (Daigle), 39:00. Second half — 4, Charter, Megan Moore (Hines), 43:00. 5, Charter, Hines (unassisted), 44:00. 6, Charter, Isabella Lucky (Wilson), 46:00. 7, Charter, Wilson (Alexa Sheppard), 47:00. 8, Charter, Wilson (unassisted), 71:00. 9, Charter, Moore (Hines), 77:00.
Shots on goal — Charter 51, Grange 0.
Saves — Charter 0, Grange 34.
Timberlake 4
Lakeland 2
SPIRIT LAKE — Lucy Simpson scored a pair of second-half goals as the Tigers held off the Hawks in a nonleague game at Timberlake High.
Freshmen Skye Akins and Trinity Orrison scored goals for Timberlake (2-0-0).
“We needed to make some changes and adjustments,” Timberlake coach Steve Michael said. “We were able to manage the ball well. It was a fun game and the girls played a nice, clean game.”
Chloe Charzier-Soliellet scored in the first half for Lakeland (0-3-0).
On Tuesday, Timberlake travels to Riverside and Lakeland visits Lewiston.
First half — 1, TL, Skye Akins (unassisted), 36:00. Second half — 2, LL, Chloe Charzier-Soliellet (unassisted), 61:00. 3, TL, Lucy Simpson (unassisted), 66:00. 4, LL, unknown, 67:00. 5, TL, Trinity Orrison (unassisted), 68:00. 6, TL, Simpson (unassisted), 77:00.
Shots on goal — LL 6, TL 8.
Saves — LL, unknown, 3; TL, Ella Nunn, 8.
Bonners Ferry 4
St. Maries 0
BONNERS FERRY — The visiting Lumberjacks fell to 0-2-0 overall and IML play with the loss to the Badgers (1-1-0, 1-1-0).
“Our first half of our game, we struggle to get our heads into the game,” St. Maries coach Amber Morris said. “But we came out in the second half a lot stronger.”
No other information was provided.
St. Maries travels to Priest River on Saturday.