PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland rolls by ground, air over West Valley; Timberlake knocks off Moscow

• PREP FOOTBALL

RATHDRUM — On Friday night, it was four by air and two by ground for the suddenly soaring Lakeland offense at Corbit Field.

John Cornish ran for 106 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half, for the Hawks in a 42-13 win over the West Valley Eagles of Spokane.

Quarterback Devon Suko scored on a 1-yard run before the half to give Lakeland a 28-0 lead.

Suko connected with Richie Thomas on a 70-yard touchdown, then found Alden Waddington on an 18-yard score in the third quarter to close out the scoring.

Lakeland, which was held to nine points in its first two games of the season, has scored 81 in its last two games.

Lakeland (2-2) travels to St. Maries next Friday.

West Valley 0 0 13 0 — 13

Lakeland 14 14 14 0 — 42

First quarter

LL — John Cornish 5 run (Owen Forsman kick)

LL — Cornish 7 run (Forsman kick)

Second quarter

LL — Cornish 5 run (Forsman kick)

LL — Devon Suko 1 run (Forsman kick)

Third quarter

WV — unknown 11 pass (kick good)

LL — Richie Thomas 70 pass from Suko (Forsman kick)

WV — West Valley 15 touchdown pass (kick failed)

LL — Alden Waddington 18 pass from Suko (Forsman kick)

LAKELAND STATISTICS

RUSHING — Cornish 18-106, Sindt 3-44, Calder 2-27, Suko 9-20, Loutzenhiser 2-(-6).

PASSING — Suko, 9-13-0-152.

RECEIVING — Thomas 4-83, Waddington 3-50, Calder 2-19.

Timberlake 19

Moscow 16

MOSCOW — Senior running back James Billingsley ran for 79 yards and a touchdown for the Tigers, who ran for 231 yards in a win over the Bears.

“We finally started to run the ball the way we’re supposed to,” Timberlake coach Kelly Amos said. “James was just a beast tonight. Our offensive line was able to open some lanes, but he was carrying people and able to get tons of yards after contact. Our offensive line was fantastic tonight and much improved.”

Kale Pasley ran for 71 yards and a touchdown for Timberlake (2-1), which hosts Connell, Wash., on Thursday.

Moscow is 2-1.

Timberlake 0 6 13 0 — 19

Moscow 0 9 0 7 — 16

Second quarter

Mos — Safety, Hunter Higgins tackled in endzone

TL — James Billingsley 1 run (conversion failed)

Mos — Moscow 18 touchdown pass (kick successful)

Third quarter

TL — Kale Paslay 6 run (Joseph Borges kick)

TL — Wyatt MacArthur 7 run (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

Mos — Moscow 6 run (kick successful)

TIMBERLAKE STATISTICS

RUSHING — TL, Billingsley 16-79, Paslay 11-71, MacArthur 7-64, Higgins 4-13, Woodworth 1-2, Peightal 1-2.

PASSING — TL, Peightal, 4-13-1-81.

RECEIVING — TL, Yetter 3-61, Paslay 1-20.

Wallace 38

Kootenai 14

SILVERTON — The Warriors dropped to 0-3 after falling to the Miners in a nonleague game at Sather Field, the second matchup in three weeks between the teams.

Kootenai returns home to host Mullan/St. Regis on Oct. 1.

Mullan/St. Regis 72

Lakeside 20

MULLAN — Quarterback Tucker Sanchez ran for touchdowns of 6- and 5-yards for the shorthanded Knights in a nonleague loss to the Tigers at John Drager Field.

Adam Ball ran four times for 165 yards and three touchdowns for Mullan/St. Regis (1-1).

Jonathan Sperber scored on an option play from 1-yard out for Lakeside (1-2), which was without three starters due to injury.

Next Friday, Lakeside hosts Clark Fork and Mullan/St. Regis hosts Wallace.

Lakeside 8 6 0 6 — 20

Mull/St. Regis 38 20 14 0 — 72

First quarter

Mull — Caleb Ball 47 run (Luke Trogden run), 11:44

Mull — Blake Layton 6 pass from Caleb Ball (Trogden run), 10:42

Mull — Layton 20 pass from C. Ball (pass failed), 7:42

Mull — Adam Ball 65 run (C. Ball run), 5:13

Mull — Floyd Nelson 40 pass from C. Ball (Trogden run), 2:21

LS — Tucker Sanchez 6 run (Patrick Brown pass from Sanchez), :17

Second quarter

Mull — A. Ball 31 run (Layton pass from C. Ball), 9:43

Mull — Trogden 0 fumble return (pass failed), 8:00

LS — Sanchez 5 run (pass failed), 3:20

Mull — Trogden 50 pass from C. Ball (pass failed), 2:37

Third quarter

Mull — C. Ball unknown interception return (A. Ball run), 8:19

Mull — A. Ball 56 run (pass failed)

Fourth quarter

LS — Jonathan Sperber 1 run (run failed), 6:32

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — LS, Sperber 11-46, Sanchez 17-41, Moffit 6-26. Mull, A. Ball 4-165, C. Ball 1-47, Trogden 2-27, Park 4-22.

PASSING — LS, Sanchez, 10-22-1-121. Mull, C. Ball, 6-6-0-132, Park, 0-2-0-0.

RECEIVING — LS, Hall 4-72, Sperber 2-30, Brown 2-16, Moffit 2-3. Mull, Nelson 3-56, Trogden 1-50, Layton 2-26.

• BOYS SOCCER

Lake City 4

Sandpoint 0

COEUR d’ALENE — Bryce Allred had two goals and an assist for the Timberwolves in a nonconference win over the Bulldogs at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.

“Sandpoint is well coached and always plays tough and physical,” Lake City coach Alan Rich said. “We were able to get an early goal and control the midfield for a good portion of the game. We still have several things to work on in training and weren’t as disciplined as we need to be, but we defended well and kept the pressure on for most of the game.”

Tyler Allred had four saves for Lake City (9-0), which travels to Lewiston on Tuesday.

Sandpoint (3-3) hosts Post Falls on Tuesday.

First half — 1, LC, Kohrt Weber (Tyler Gasper), 3:00. 2, LC, Bryce Allred (unassisted), 15:00. Second half — 3, LC, B. Allred (unassisted), 55:00. 4, LC, Noah Janzen (B. Allred), 68:00.

Shots on goal — Spt 7, LC 17.

Saves — Spt, Roman Jiles 8; LC, Tyler Allred 4.

Cd’A Charter 7

Orofino 2

OROFINO — David Leahy scored two goals and Oskar Hepworth had a goal and two assists for the Panthers in an Intermountain League win over the Maniacs at Orofino Elementary School.

Tytan Reynolds had a goal and assist in the second half for Coeur d’Alene Charter.

“We opened up the game sluggish and selfish,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Craig Daigle said. “After a few halftime adjustments, we were able to connect a few passes that created goals. Tytan got us going in the second half with a quick goal. I was very impressed with Orofino’s coaching. They had us on our heels in the first half.”

Coeur d’Alene Charter (2-1-2, 2-1-1 IML) faces St. Maries at The Fields at Real Life in Post Falls on Wednesday.

First half — 1, Oro, unknown, 6:50. 2, Charter, Oskar Hepworth (Brandon Chavez), 8:00. 3, Charter, Alex Jones (Hepworth), 15:00. 4, Oro, unknown, 30:00. Second half — 5, Charter, Tytan Reynolds (Cooper Hancock), 42:00. 6, Charter, David Leahy (Chavez), 48:00. 7, Charter, Hancock (Hepworth), 52:00. 8, Charter, Reynolds (Taylor Hancock), 61:00. 7, Charter, Leahy (Owen Hughes), 70:00.

Shots on goal — Charter 14, Oro 6.

Saves — Charter, Miles Taylor 3, Josh Gervais 1; Oro, unknown 7.