Youth Sports July 14, 2021

Courtesy photo The T3 U16 Elite volleyball team took first in the Amethyst Division at AAU Nationals in Orlando, Fla., after going 4-0 on the final day. In the front row from left are Karsyn Bowlin, Hailey Wuolle, Ellie Carlson and Maddison Brazee, and back row from left, Mia Carrico, Addison Raebel, Samantha Anderson-Jameson, Lindsay Stubbs and Lauren Moody. Not pictured is coach Paul Baxter.

Courtesy photo Avery Wilson of Hayden Lake was awarded Player of the Year honors in the girls age 8-9 division following the Idaho Golf Association district championships which concluded Tuesday at The Links Golf Club in Post Falls.

Courtesy photo From left, Ella Wilson (Hayden Lake) took second place, Kamdyn Kelley (Lewiston) took first place and Jossetta Williams (Hayden Lake) took third place in the girls 10-12 age group at the Idaho Golf Association district championships Monday and Tuesday at The Links Golf Club in Post Falls. All these girls will compete in the state championship at Canyon Springs Golf Course in Twin Falls.

| July 14, 2021 1:00 AM

LITTLE LEAGUE

Idaho District 1 tournaments: Matchups have been set for this weekend's best-of-3 championship series for the district title in the 12U (Majors), 11U and 10U divisions.

In 12U, Hayden will face Lewiston.

In 11U, Coeur d'Alene will play Hayden.

In 10U, Coeur d'Alene will take on Post Falls.

In all divisions, Game 1 will be Friday at 5:30 p.m., Game 2 on Saturday at 10 a.m. and Game 3 (if necessary) on Sunday at 10 a.m.

All games will be played at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene.

Last week's round-robin scores:

12U

Friday

Hayden 14, Lakeland 2, 4 innings

Lewiston 12, Sandpoint 1, 4 innings

Post Falls 25, Coeur d'Alene 10

Saturday

Post Falls 11, Lakeland 1, 5 innings

Hayden 3, Sandpoint 0

Coeur d'Alene 4, Lewiston 3

11U

Friday

Hayden 16, Post Falls 4, 7 innings

Saturday

Coeur d'Alene 8, Hayden 6

Lewiston 12, Post Falls 7

10U

Friday

Coeur d'Alene 14, Post Falls 4, 5 innings

Hayden 17, Lakeland 4

Saturday

Post Falls 13, Lakeland 3, 5 innings

GOLF

Washington Junior Golf Association

Sub-District tournament

At Coeur d'Alene Golf Club

July 7

BOYS AGE 8-11 — 1, Leland Kusske 44. 2, Jack Bafus 45. 3 (tie), Mason Dietzen, Cole Paquin 46.

BOYS 12-13 — 1, Ben Focke 77. 2, Carson Kuchar 78. 3, Johnny Doree 82.

BOYS 14-15 — Grant Potter 76. 2, Stephen Paul 77. 3, Max Hosfeld 80. 4, Geo Pirrie 82.

BOYS 16-18 — 1, Benjamin Mulder 72. 2, Cameron Simons 75. 3, Benjamin Krogh 76. 4 (tie), Riley Stansberry, Bradley Mulder 78.

GIRLS AGE 8-11 — 1, Ella Wilson 46.

GIRLS 12-13 — 1, Melia Cerenzia 90. 2, Kariana Carlson 98.

GIRLS 14-15 — Braylyn Bayer 80. 2, Spencer Cerenzia 85. 3, Brooke Bloom 87. 4, Avery Bayer 89.

GIRLS 16-18 — Taylor Mularski 72. 2, Charlotte Bloom 93. 3, Caden Kight 98.

REAL LIFE SPORTS

Baseball

July 6

At The Fields at Real Life

T-ball

Game 1 Cake Batter v. Toasted Dragons

Team Cake Batter Hits – Samuel Archer, Connor Archer, Hunter Branting, Evan Fay, Wyatt Kreiger, Grayson Sifford, Remington Swartzendruber, Adeline Wiedebush, Brooklyn

Team Toasted Dragons Hits – Elias Castro, Beau Cleave, Harper Fore, Micah Kacalek, Ezekiel Kacalek, Yeshua Lang, Kannon Olson, Wes Rigg, Abel Sapp, Charlee Short

Game 2 Blue Dragons v White Tigers

Team Blue Dragons Hits – Leighton Brunner, Landon Link, Owen Lokken, Easton Moody, Jordan Ontiveros, Dylan Patterson, Logan Simmons, Brett Wise

Game 3 Green Thunder v. Red Spidermen

Team Green Thunder Hits – Isaac Clegg, Lazarus Edman, Grayson Faust, Bennett McBroome, Brody O’Grady, Graham Thurston

Team Red Spiderman Hits – Brody Burnett, Vera Cannon, Gage Degel, Graydon Desautel, Aedan Genovese, Bentley Karst, Wesson Malmstadt, Adam Terry, Eli Waco

Game 4 Blazin Cheetos v. Blue Shells

Team Blazin Cheetos Hits – Waylon Chappell, Bradley Covey, Decklen Desrochers, Madison Forkner, Isaac Marquez, Beckett Murphy, Christian Poland, Bradley Sandin, Sawyer Smith, Luke Squires

Team Blue Shells Hits – Bodhi Blizzard, Brandon Bourassa, Mason Butler, Declan Francis, Amaris Hawkins, Cole Rounds, Aaron Sarver, Owen Scaggs, Ryker Sheffield

Coach Pitch

Game 1

Team Mighty Thunder Sharks – 8

Hits – Levi Anderson, Afton Arrotta, Paxton Bond, Aliannah Collins, Treyton Crouch, Gabriel Edman, Fox Harty, Enoch Ruiz, Ebbett Vucinich, Kade Whiteman, Hudson Whiteman

Team Wild White Wolves – 11

Hits – Aure Brennan, Maverick Fisher, Joel Hampsch, Cadence Hillyard, Daniel Rutherford, Ava Smotherman, Jora Tesky, Grant Hillyard

Game 2

Team Blue Water Monsters – 18

Hits – Ryker Archer, Roy Gallus, Lanyon Marker, Julian Nelke, Callie O’Brien, Hudson Payne, Graham Wilson

Team Green Hornets – 16

Hits – Jameson Beierle, Landen Carhart, Jesse Dolan, Dustin Dolan, Cole Luzzo, Jaxsen Ontiveros, Jase Parke, Jonathan Reinhardt, Parker Sandin, Avery Terry

Game 3

Team Fire Dragons – 13

Hits – Anna Carr, Micah Creighton, Parker DeGraff, Cooper Faust, Reno Greco, Kaden Hammer, Elijah Lute, Kase Ralston, Norah Raskell, Coen Tacheny

Team Banana Robbers – 12

Hits – Ethan Denisyuk, Titus Kacalek, Ryan Kacalek, Cole Martin, Gus Rigg, Simon Schroeder, Jack Schroeder, Jacob Sylvain, Ady Waco, Jaxon Waco, James

Game 4

Team Viper Wolves – 6

Hits – Tobin Bethke, Tommy Cooper, Benjamin Ferguson, Ezra Kenney, Luke Mazzuca, David Morency, Kylar Nelson, Emma Robinson, Scot Short, Teddy Stapley

Team Green Eggs and Ham – 7

Hits – Charlotte Bateman, Jerzey Duarte, Travis Lettau, Ryan Lettau, Jace Moser, Jaden Perry, Lex Sheffler, Landon Thurston

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Courtesy photo The Lake City Thunder placed second last weekend at the Idaho state 16U fastpitch tournament in Spokane. The Thunder lost 2-1 in the championship game to Crossfire-Burke, a team the Thunder had beaten earlier in the winners bracket. The Thunder opened the tourney with a 13-0 win over the Scream. Kristine Schmidt and Layla Gugino teamed on the shutout. Catherine Bakken homered and had three hits, and Mateo Dorame and Megan Highfill both had three hits. The Thunder beat the USA Explosion 8-4. Schmidt and Delaney Gosch each had three hits for the Thunder. The Thunder beat Crossfire-Rollins 9-4. Gugino hit a three-run double in the fourth inning to break a 3-all tie. Schmidt struck out six in the win, and also had two hits. The Thunder beat Crossfire-Burke 4-2, as Gosch had two hits. The Crossfire-Burke then beat the Thunder 10-2. In the championship game, Crossfire-Burke edged the Thunder 2-1. Addie Brannen went 2 for 3 for the Thunder, and Schmidt struck out five. In the front row from left are Layla Gugino, Addie Brannen, Kristine Schmidt, Katie Berg and Kailey Cramer; and back row from left, coach Morgan Gugino, Delaney Gosch, Catherine Bakken, Megan Highfill, coach Levi Wullenwaber, Kate Boyer, Brooklyn Wullenwaber, Matea Dorame and coach Mike Dorame.