Youth Sports Oct. 26, 2022

Courtesy photo Lights Out won the 3rd/4th grade flag football championship in Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Kellen Larson, Jimmy Greene, Sander Bundy, Harrison Berdan, Aure Brennan, Brody Brennan, Mac Roberts, Finn Hebener, Camden Nelson, Brody Cantrell and Jacob Priddy; and back rowfrom left, coaches Levi Brennan, Pete Roberts, Jon Larson, Nate Brennan and Jon Cantrell.

Courtesy photo The Titans won 5th/6th grade flag football championship in Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Griffin Redmond, Sawyer Stachurski, Carter Blake, Dylan Baune, Keaton Hurst, Trey Gosney, Sean Wilken and Talon Mendez; second row from left, Hudson Sanders, Cruz Salzwedel, Porter VanValin, Kellen Netz, Trey Love and Cooper Olson; and back row from left, coaches Tyrone Mendez, Tim Van Valin and Grayling Love.

Courtesy photo The Fire Blazers won the 3rd/4th grade volleyball championship in Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Lucy Meredith, Tenley Molitor, Amelia Lewis, Claire Quimby, Isla Sears, Audrey Davis, Andi Barnhouse, Emery Talbot, Elise Bennett and Finley Hill; and back row from left, coaches Angie Hill and Becca Quimby.

Courtesy photo The Lucky Ladies won the 5th/6th grade volleyball championship in Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Mckenna Wilson and Iyla Oseguera; and back row from left, assistant coach Allison Rittenour, Macy Fagan, Brynley Hilliard, Millie Cushman, Sarah Mueller, Bella Link, Ella Divine and coach Melissa Divine.

Courtesy photo Orange Chicken won the 5th/6th grade soccer championship in Real Life Sports. In the front row from left are Tanner Matuszak, Olivia Meredith, Ava Keppner, Peter Ratcliffe, Olivia Emery, Camdyn Thompson and Michael Lee; and back row from left, coach Josh Emery, Birdie Cox, Carlyn Harte, Cayden Teal, Jax Molenaar, Jacob Nystrom, Macklin Gillis, Reise Reardon and Kiya.

Courtesy photo Junior volleyball player Kylie Munday is this week's Post Falls High School Athlete of the Week. Munday tallied 26 kills, 9 aces, 5 blocks, 23 digs, and 39 assists in wins over Coeur d Alene and Lake City to earn a regional title for the Trojans for the second year in a row, and helped them qualify to the state tournament this weekend at Skyline High in Idaho Falls.

Photo by EMILY BUSCEMA The Thorns North FC 2014 Girls yellow soccer team played two league games this past weekend. On Saturday the Thorns defeated Washington East Soccer Club 9-0, and on Sunday the Thorns defeated Spokane Sounders South 9-0. Players from left are Hatty Lemmon, Ellie Carper, Stella Hartzell, Liv Mickelson, Brielle Buscema, Allison Legg, Quinn Baily, Finley Rauscher and Poppy Moreau; and coaches from left, Kara Lemmon and Jean Carper.

Photo by BUSCEMA PHOTOGRAPHY The Timbers North FC 11 Boys Academy soccer team beat the Spokane Sounders B2011 South Rave 3-2 at home on Saturday, with goals made by Charlie McVey and Ryder Quinn and assists by Charlie McVey and Asher Smith. The Timbers travel to Spokane to play 90+ Project B11 Deis this upcoming weekend for their last game of the season. Pictured at left is Asher Smith of the Timbers.

Courtesy photo Kenton Still, left, of Post Falls and Colin Borgaro of Coeur d’Alene wear their medals from the Idaho Junior Bowlers Tour tournament this past weekend at Orchard Lanes in Lewiston. Kenton finished 2nd in the B Division (149 and under) and Colin finished 3rd in the Classic Division (175 and up).

Photo by NINARAE KIEFFER The Timbers North FC 2015 Boys White Academy soccer team beat the Spokane Sounders 5-1 on Saturday at the Spokane Shadow Polo Fields. Pictured is Reid Funkhouser (11) letting the goalie, Quentin Toelle, know that he is open. At right is Parker Nelson (49).