Youth Sports May 25, 2022

Courtesy photo The Purple Panthers won the Cereal Cup volleyball championship in the third to fifth grade division of Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Julia Bassols and Finley Covey; second row from left, Hannah Bassols, Katelyn Clark, Addison Baker and Kopelyn Olson; third row from left, Jayde Nelke, Olivia Baker and Iyla Oseguera; and rear, coaches Allison Rittenour and Daniel Baker.

Courtesy photo The Orange Crush won the Cereal Cup volleyball championship in the sixth- to eighth-grade division of Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Hannah Milligan, McKenna Wilson and Riley Laney; and back row from left, Harli Folda, Millie Cushman, Gracie Wilson, Natayla Young, Chloe Hite and Vera Dahl. Not pictured are coach Brooke Folda and Bella Anderson.

Courtesy photo The Blue Thunder won the Cereal Cup soccer championship in the first- and second-grade division of Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Joel Hampsch, Mathis Voeller, Jora Tesky, Sloane Stokes, Cohen Nagrone and Rory Vick; second row from left, Faith Dyk, Cashton Kirk, Kellen Dyk, Blaire Warren and Corbin Nagrone; third row from left, Elijah Larson and Caide Nyquest; and rear from left, coaches Flynn Vick and Brian Nagrone.

Courtesy photo Real Madrid won the Cereal Cup soccer championship in the third- and fourth-grade division of Real Life Sports. From left are Macklin Gillis, coach Brian Gelnette, Caiden Nagrone, Dylan Burnett, Ryder Iverson, Aure Brennan, Griffin Higgins, Lily Nelson, Elisa Burnett, Ellie Hill, Rylee Iverson and Brenden Whitney. Not pictured is coach Nate Brennan.

Courtesy photo The White Shadow won the Cereal Cup soccer championship in the fifth- and sixth-grade division of Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Tyler Wiedmer, Olivia Meredith, Easton Annotti, Landon DeVos, Birdie Cox and Brody House; and back row from left, coach Josh Emery, coach Kiya Cox, Clementine Anderson, Lailah Bonner, Reise Reardon, Eli Whiteman, Lucas Rhodes, Andy Cox, Olivia Emery, Michael Lee and coach Ricki Stone.

Photo by ABBY FREMOUW The Timbers North FC 10 Boys White soccer team lost 4-1 to the EW Surf on Sunday. The Timbers' goal was scored by Mason Cramer. Pictured is Liam Garr-Coles, left, of the Timbers getting ready to send the ball upfield.

Courtesy photo Tyler Clarke, 15, a sophomore at Lake City High, bowled his first 300 game on Friday at Sunset Bowling Center during Thunder Bowl. Thunder Bowl is a weekly event at Sunset on Friday afternoons where they turn off the lights and have black light and strobes and music videos.

Photo by BRITNEY NUSSER On Saturday morning, the Thorns 2011 Girls Yellow soccer team tied with FC Spokane 2012G Premier team 2-2. Brightyn Gatten (pictured) and Hailey Viaud each scored one goal. Later that afternoon the Thorns played Spokane Sounders 2011G North and lost 3-1. The Thorns goal came from Brightyn Gatten with an assist from Kylie Lorona.

Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 09 boys Red soccer team has had a busy two weeks of soccer. They had four shutout games in the recent Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament and took first place in the U13 boys Gold division. On Saturday, May 7 they won 5-0 against NSC Montana and 3-0 against GESC 09b Black. Sunday, May 8 they defeated the Sandpoint Strikers 5-0 in the semifinals and went on to win 2-0 in the championship game against NSC Montana. In their league play, the Timbers played four games last week — a 4-0 loss on Sunday, May 15 vs WESC B09 Johnson Blue, a 5-0 win on Tuesday, May …