Youth Sports March 10, 2021
Courtesy photo The Northwest Premier 18/19u select baseball team went 3-1 in Hurricane, Utah over President’s Day weekend. From left are Ethan Taylor, Cam Harris, Max Thielbahr, Fynn Ridgeway, Bryce Stockton, Beckett Ensminger, John Gwaltney, Charles Daniel “CD” Sharples, Kaden Cripps, Tyson Rutherford, Nick Chase, Colin Roos, Aaron Gwaltney, coach Troy Nowell and coach Jace Rutherford. Kneeling from left are Dylan Kakuda and Zach Clark.
Courtesy photo The Thorns North FC 07 Red girls soccer team defeated the 05/06 Missoula Strikers 4-0. Goals were scored by Riley Brazle (Jamie Lawrence), Lily Bole (Ava Glahe), Lawrence (Ellie McGowan, pictured) and Natalie Thompson (McGowan). Liliana Brinkmeier notched the shutout in goal.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Level 3 athletes competed at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. From left are Kallyn O'Brian, Hunter Bangs (3rd AA), Emma Farris, Haelyn Hyslop, Kinsley Bodman (1st AA) and Ella Ferguson.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Level 4 athletes competed at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. In the front row from left are Saydee Mathews and Macee Caudle (3rd AA), and back row from left, coach Sita Custer, Lilah Campbell (2nd AA Level 5), Evyn Lyon (1st AA Level 5), Ashlyn Karle, Ollie Dudley, Arie Ferguson, Evelyn Oswell (3rd AA), Kylie Burg (1st AA) and coach Meloney Butcher.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Xcel Bronze took first place team at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. In the front row is Aubrey Gregerson; second row from left, Elizabeth Phillips, Sue Millard and Veronica Ault; third row from left, Laina Busicchia, Delainey Wenstrom, Elleah Hubbard and Hannah Fisher, and back row from left, Fynlie Reynolds and Allie Netzel.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Xcel Silvers took first place team at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. In the front row from left are Shariece Vandever, Lexi Screibeis and Dani Chance; second row from left, Charlee Friddle, Jonni Sanborn, Makenna Hillman, Madalyn Day and Lynzey Davis; and back row from left, Shelby Adkison, Macie Uhlenkott and Ella Johnson.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Xcel Gold took fourth place team at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. In the front row from left are Faith Iverson, Kendayrah Hammer, Caitlyn Morgan and Riley Walton; and back row from left, Keana Pettyjohn, Izzy McCaslin.
Courtesy photo North Idaho Gymnastics Xcel Platinum took first place team at the Royal Festival at the Spokane Convention Center March 6-7. In the front row from left are Taryn Olson and Alyssa Caywood; and back row from left, Dakota Caudle and Kelsie Geissinger.
Courtesy photo The Avant Coeur Gymnastics boys team traveled to Missoula, Mont., this past weekend to compete in the Tri State Challenge at Roots Gymnastics. In the front row from left are Caden Severtsen, Malachi Organ, Dylan Coulson, Brayson Moore, Hudson Petticolas and Conan Tapia; and back row from left, Daniel Fryling, Ryan Thomas, Collin Scott, Jesse St Onge and Cayden Ptashkin.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 4/5 boys took third place team at the Tri State Challenge last weekend in Missoula, Mont. From left are Nathan Cohen, Rowen Moore, Jagger Frank and Riley Dietz.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics optional boys competed last weekend at the Tri State Challenge in Missoula, Mont. From left are Ryan Thomas, Daniel Fryling, Jesse St Onge, Cayden Ptashkin, Collin Scott, Caden Severtsen, Conan Tapia, Blake Laird, Malachi Organ, Hudson Petticolas, Brayson Moore and Dylan Coulson.
BOWLING
Sunset Bowling Lanes
Bantams
High Scratch Game Boys: Hunter McComb - 159; Finley Minor - 60; Chevy Testa - 51
High Scratch Game Girls: Abby Kuespert - 77; Chloe McCliggott - 65; Tori Graff - 30
Preps
High Scratch Game Boys: Brandon Gallegos - 108
High Scratch Game Girls: Ruby Goodknight - 164; Payton Way - 148; Drew Hammond - 97
Juniors
High Scratch Game Boys: Caleb Kearl - 222; Tyler Schoen - 181; TJ Scott - 171
High Scratch Game Girls: Daphnee Hammond - 191; Bayli Lindeke - 183; Quin Graff - 178
Other 200 games: Caleb Kearl - 212
600 + Series: Caleb Kearl - 624
River City Lanes
BANTAMS/PEEWEES
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Cedar Johnson 103, 77.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Cedar Johnson 180, Cohen Pyle 137.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Penny Mueller 77, 76.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Penny Mueller 153, Emeries Walker 131.
JUNIORS
BOYS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Calvin Ruffner 268, Holden LaMastus 223.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Calvin Ruffner 682, Tate Moylan 640.
GIRLS
HIGH SCRATCH GAMES — Addison Mueller 204, Ellie Powell 193.
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES — Addison Mueller 528, Ellie Powell 500.
BASEBALL
Battling rain, 20 mph winds and teams with multiple D1 college commits, the Northwest Premier 18/19u baseball club team went 3-1 in Hurricane, Utah over President’s Day weekend.
Saturday’s first game against the 18u Utah Patriots was won 5-0 with four Northwest Premier pitchers teaming for the shutout. Charles Daniel “CD” Sharples faced six batters in two innings to close out the game with his fifth strikeout.
Northwest Premier got things moving early with Sharples drawing a walk and scoring one run. Colin Roos led things off on the hill for Premier, allowing zero hits and zero runs, striking out two and walking one.
Nick Chase, Ethan Taylor, Dylan Kakuda and Fynn Ridgeway each collected one hit for Premier.
Saturday’s second game went late into the evening with rain delays and high winds. Northwest Premier faced the D1 commit-loaded Utah Vikings and held a three-run lead until the sixth inning in a 10-3 loss. Cam Harris, John Gwaltney, and Tyson Rutherford pitched for Northwest Premier, holding the Utah Vikings scoreless through 5 2/3 innings. Kakuda and Ridgeway singled with Kakuda scoring. Kaden Cripps singled and scored. Sharples walked and scored on a wild pitch.
In Sunday’s first game Northwest Premier won 5-2 over the Wasps 18u. Beckett Ensminger scored on an error in the first inning for Premier. In the second, Premier put up three runs by Roos, Chase, and Taylor as Harris and Ensminger moved runners across the plate with RBIs. In the third, Cripps got on base from a Wasps error, Sharples hit a single, and Taylor also got on base from a Wasps error resulting in a score by Cripps.
Bryce Stockton led things off on the hill for Northwest Premier. The righthander allowed one hit and two runs over 2 1/3 innings, striking out four. Sharples relieved from first base with the bases loaded by pitching 3 2/3 innings with no earned runs and six strikeouts.
In Sunday’s second game Northwest Premier 18/19u won 3-1 over Sandlot as three pitchers combined for a no-hitter — Roos pitched three innings, followed by Ensminger and Chase.
Cripps hit an RBI as Beckett scored in first inning, Ridgeway and Cripps singled in the fourth with Ridgeway and Cripps scoring the other two runs.
Northwest Premier 18u and Northwest Premier 19u will continue play after the Idaho high school season in late May at the Kalispell, Mont., Canadian Days Tournament.
HAYDEN RECREATION
Basketball
March 6
PRE K-K
Fred's Plumbing: Kacen Lohmiller-8 points
Hayden Vision Source: Audrey Parkinson- 12 points, Sawyer Minert-2 points
Lakeside Pediatrics: Luca Agostinelli-2 points, Kiera Hall-2 points, Nika Walker-2 points, Britney Wright-4 points
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: 12 points
Saturday Night Inc.: Thor Morris-2 points; Kynslee Sanchez-2 points; Maxxon Morrison-2 points; Hadley Waller-2 points
Super 1 Foods: Jaxon Mitchell-6 points; Hudson Teuscher-2 points
Tactical Detailers- Judah Looyenga-2 points, Micah Looyenga-2 points, Parker Sandin-2 points
Wiremen Electric LLC: Jeremie Figueroa-12 points; James Harrington-6 points; Sam Kothe-4 points
1st/2nd Girls
Custom Drywall: Sophie Fortin-2 points; Adelynn Johnson-4 points; Isabella Locke-2 points; Elise Rasor-6 points; Sloan Walker-8 points
Hayden Vision Source: Brookelynne Crason-4 points; Emma Robertson-4 points
Saturday Night Inc: Brylee Brown-16 points; Cassie Chaffin-10 points; Mya Sheppard-4 points
Squeaky's Carwash: Kyal Carlson-14 points; Kamryn Gadberry-6 points; Kinsey Kiefer-26 points; Felicity Miller-4 points; Emery Talbot-10 points
Super 1 Foods: Kylie Anderson-14 points; McKinley Anderson-2 points; Phoebe Leggat-6 points; Landry Williams-4 points
Willamette Valley Bank: Aspen Ackerman-4 points; Lilli Alderman-6 points, Kambry Brouse-2 points; Kinsley Wallis-4 points
1st/2nd Boys
CDA Family Dentistry: Parker Singer-16 points; Mitt Larson-2 points; Ryder Pacheco-2 points
DA Davidson: Henry Bowlby-12 points; Jaxson Giovanelli-2 points, Kase Ralston-8 points; Lucas Antonich-24 points; Colton Rediger-4 points
Fred's Plumbing: Micah Brumbach-22 points; Brycen Lenz-10 points; Chase Reed-18 points, Benjamin Carlson-2 points
Lancaster Market: Koen Lohmiller-6 points, Waylon Gardner-10 points
Lakeside Pediatrics: 16 points
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Noah Harris-4 points; Carson Busch-8 points; Dayton Bissett-2 points, Bodhi Koepl-4 points
Living CDA Realty Group: Daxton Waugh-6 points, Bronson Bligh-10 points; Isaiah Robles-6 points, Ashton Elwell-8 points, Parker Kramer-8 points
Master's Fence & Custom Iron Works: Bridger Gatten-4 points; Cody Burrill-6 points; Cameron Tosi-18 points; Sawyer Smith-16 points; Drew Siegford-16 points
McDonald's: Reese Johnson-2 points; Nolan Bode-8 points; Landry Peterson-16 points
PK Hill Fine Art Inc.: Isaiah Looyenga-2 points; Ryley Brown-16 points; Blake Walton-8 points
Saturday Night Inc.: Emery McKee-12 points; Hudson Sozzoni-2 points; Jacob Priddy-2 points; Ezra Pike-2 points
Zip's Drive-In: Brody Mittelstadt-2 points; Cameron Carver-12 points; Trenton Engle-10 points
SELECT SOCCER
Thorns girls 03/04: The Thorns hosted two Sandpoint Strikers teams in their 2021 friendly match play at The Fields at Real Life in Post Falls. On Feb. 21, the girls met the Strikers G04-05 squad, and played to a 0-0 draw. Hailey Parks had the shutout in goal. On March 6 the Thorns beat the Strikers G02-04 5-0, with goals scored by Taytum Curtis and Olivia Wyatt. Danika Nowak had the shutout in goal.
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