Youth Sports July 20, 2022
Photo courtesy LeAnne teNyenhuis 10.9.huis Photography Nine local youth athletes from the North Idaho Blaze Track and Field Club have qualified for the 2022 National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in Sacramento, Calif., scheduled for July 25-July 31. In the front row from left are Nathan Russell (800 and 1,500 meters), Emily Russell (200 hurdles), Madden Bojorquez (high jump) and Lauren Hubbard (triple jump); and back row from left, Josh Yeager (3,000 meters), Levi Bird (3,000), McKenna Kozeluh (1,500 and 3,000) Lola Baine (high jump) and Maricela Nelson (100 and 200).
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Christian School girls basketball team won the situation tournament and went undefeated in the second division of varsity play at the NBC Camp last week at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake. In the front row from left are Belle Sandwald, Hanna Tatum, Cheyenne Collins and Samiah Smoger; second row from left, Leah Richmond, Katrina Knight and Chalyse Smith; and back row from left, Danica Kelly, Rylee Overturf, Symone Pilgrim, Chelsey Cate, Yesi Pilgrim, Charesa Steinbach and Trinity Steinbach.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene Lumbermen won the Idaho American Legion Class AA Area A (district) championship on Sunday in Lewiston. In the front row from left are Jesse Brown, Eric Bumbaugh, Troy Shepard and Ryan Schneider; and back row from left, assistant coach Mike Criswell, assistant coach Andy Beaudry, Owen Benson, AJ Currie, Austin Taylor, Joe DuCoeur, Marcus Manzardo, Kyle Bridge, Spencer Zeller, Cooper Erickson, coach Darren Taylor, Cooper Larson, Ethan Taylor and Jayden Butler. The Lums advance to the state tournament in Nampa beginning Friday.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d’Alene Crush 12U softball team competed in its last tournament of the summer this past weekend. The Crush took second place in the gold bracket at the Summer River Bash in Hayden with a 5-1 record, scoring 73 runs and allowing 20 runs. In the front row from left are Macy Waterhouse, Molly Nelson, Maddy Pratt, Ada Blakemore, Emme Bond and Malena Munoz; and back row from left, coach Bailey Cavanagh, Madeline Peterson, Sophia Piekarski, Rylan Morrison, Reese Vanek, Kadence Barcus, Jenna Davenport and coach Patti Davenport.
TRACK AND FIELD
Nine local youth athletes from the North Idaho Blaze Track and Field Club have qualified for the 2022 National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in Sacramento, Calif., scheduled for July 25-July 31...
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