Youth Sports July 21, 2021
Photo by LeAnne te Nyenhuis, 10.9.huis Photography Several local youth athletes from the North Idaho Blaze Track and Field Club have qualified for the 2021 National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships in Jacksonville, Fla. In the front is Wyatt Matous; and back row from left, coach McKenzie Fletcher, Terrance Edwards, Michael Bell II, Lola Baine, Christian Young, Maricela Nelson, Will Callahan, Joshua Yeager and coach Darlene Shriner.
Courtesy photo Three local 14-year-old athletes qualified for the National Junior Olympic Championships in track and field. Max Cervi-Skinner, left, will compete with his brother Zack, right, in the 1,500- and 3,000-meter events, and Kyle Rohlinger, middle, will run in the 800-meter race. All three boys were coached for the national championships by Emry Carr, the head coach of North Idaho Cross Country, and several other local coaches contributed. The USATF events will be held July 26-Aug. 1 at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene 11U all-stars won the Idaho Little League District 1 baseball tournament last weekend at Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene, defeating the Hayden all-stars two games to one in a best-of-3 series. Coeur d'Alene advances to the best-of-3 state playoffs against the District 2 champion in the Boise area starting Friday. In the front row from left are Grant Heinrichs, Noah Childress, Judah Waldram, Monroe Osborne, Olin Elgee, Luke Schuler, Hunter Stach and Mason Munoz; second row from left, Andy Irgens, Westin LaVella, Wyatt Knott, Ryland Spencer and Brennan…
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene 10U all-stars won the Idaho Little League District 1 baseball championship last weekend at Canfield Middle School in Coeur d'Alene, defeating the Post Falls all-stars two games to one in a best-of-3 series. Coeur d'Alene advances to the state best-of-3 playoffs against the District 2 champion in the Boise area, starting Friday. In the front row from left are Nash Russell, Brett Martin, JJ Larson, Jayce Johnstun, Anthony Robinson, Kyle Everson, Bryce Petrella, Koa Fenter, Blake Anderson, Caleb Brumbach, Clay Larwin, Kovak Dolan and Jack Kreis; and back row fro…
Photo courtesy Bob Schmidt The Lake City Thunder 16U team of Coeur d’Alene went 5-0 last weekend to win the Best of the West softball tournament in Pasco, Wash., beating the Washington Angels 6-3 in the championship game. The Thunder opened on Saturday with a 12-0 victory over the Wildcats TC, as Kristine Schmidt and Matea Dorame combined on a no-hitter. Kailey Cramer hit a two-run homer, and Addie Brannen went 3 for 3 and stole three bases. The Thunder then edged the Liberty Lake Lightning 8-5. Layla Gugino, Megan Highfill and Brooklyn Wullenwaber each homered for the winners. The Thunder …
TRACK AND FIELD
Several local youth athletes from the North Idaho Blaze Track and Field Club have qualified for the 2021 National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships in Jacksonville, Fla....
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