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Youth Sports Sept. 14, 2022

| September 14, 2022 1:13 AM

HAYDEN RECREATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS

Soccer

Sept. 10

8U Coed

Hayden Vision Source: Archer Underdahl 1-goal

Kinderboost: Carter Jennings 1-goal; Micah Linder 2-goals; Charlie Mehlhoff 1-goal

Looyenga Photography: Carmen Anderson 1-goal; Winston Bell 1-goal

Northwest Pediatrics: Cheyenne Farris 1-goal; Billy Kearns 1-goal

Northwest Outfitters: No Stats Available

Real Alloy: Jaxon Burkholder 1-goal; Parker Singer 2-goal; Jade Stoddard 2-goal

Saturday Night: Kyan Pintler 1-goal

Ziply Fiber: No Stats Available

10U Coed

Fred's Plumbling: Jackson Preece 2-goals; Savannah Preece 1-goal

Lake City Auto Care: Christopher Hunt 2-goals; Cody Sutich 1-goal

Kootenai Utilities Council: Charlie Bean 1-goal; Levi Hawkins 1-goal; Alexa Jensen 1-goal

RMM Consulting: Ryker Mulligan 2-goals; Elizabeth Wilson 1-goal

Ziply Fiber: Flint Barton 1-goal; Benjamin McCoy 3-goals; Jayden Reily 1-goal

12U Coed

Meine Insurance: No Stats Available

Kinderboost: No Stats Available

Sharp Auto Detailing: No Stats Available

Ziply Fiber: No Stats Available

Flag football

Sept. 10

K-1st

Cooper Creek Construciton: Cameron Howard 1-TD; Archer Jasper 1-TD;

Dickinson Insurance: No Stats Available

Lake City Auto Care: Emmett Pederson 1-PAT'S; Gregory Prickett 2-TD

2nd-4th

Dickinson Insurance: No Stats Available

Elite Physical Therapy: No Stats Available

NW Land & Lifestyle Properties: No Stats Available

Ziply Fiber Blue: No Stats Available

Ziply Fiber White: No Stats Available

Wake Media: No Stats Available

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Information: 208-664-8176, Ext. 2019

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Courtesy photo The Thorns 2015 girls soccer team won two games at the Pend Oreille Cup in Sandpoint last weekend. The Thorns were headed to the finals, but it was canceled due to air quality. In the front row from left are Kimberlyn Gatten, Lacey Bitnoff, Cielle Ellis, and Hailey Gurgel; back row from left, Beckett Murphy, Kit Fields, Lola Fremouw, Charlotte Langer and Liviana Staeheli; and rear, coach Erin Ducote.

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Courtesy photo The 12U 2010 Lake City Thunder girls fastpitch softball team took first place at the Summer Sizzler tournament in Moses Lake on Sept. 11. In the front row from left are Brooklyn McPhedran and Ollie Dudley; second row from left, Ella Ferguson, Paisley Lund, Savannah Stevens, Prestyn Gardner and Shasta Ackerman; and back row from left, Reese Dutton, Rylin Olmstead, Raegen Masters and assistant coach Richmond Dudley. Not pictured are coaches Gene and Penny Ciraulo.

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Courtesy photo The Thorns FC North U11 girls soccer team beat the Spokane Sounders 2-1 on Saturday and advanced to the semifinals at the Pend Oreille Cup last weekend in Sandpoint. In the front row from left are Evelyn Haycraft, Gracie McVey, Hailey Viaud, Victoire James, Avery Thompson and Piper Harwood; and back row from left, Kenzie Rix, Alex Keating, Harper Wing, Jillian Speelman, Eloise Elgee, Parvati Palmgren, Amelia Liddiard and Kynleigh Rider.

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Photo by EMILY BUSCEMA The Thorns North FC ‘14 girls played well in the Pend Oreille Cup in Sandpoint last weekend. Standings are still yet to be determined, as the tournament was shortened due to poor air quality. The ‘14 Thorns played in two teams (Green and Yellow) due to their large team. They played the Spokane Sounders, Eastern Washington Surf and Sandpoint Strikers. Goals were made by Finley Martin, Lyla Maestras, Liv Mickelson, Stella Hartzell, Hatty Lemmon, Harper Andersen, Brielle Buscema, Quinn Baily, Allison Legg, Poppy Moreau, Sophia Moreno, with many saves made by Eloise Carper. In the front row from left are Stella Hartzell, Lyla Maestas, Liv Mickelson, Sophia Moreno, Eloise “Ellie” Carper, Harper Andersen and Audrey Rietze; second row from left, Quinn Baily, Finley Martin, Brielle Buscema, Emma Thompson, Hatty Lemmon, Allison Legg, Finley Rauscher, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Poppy Moreau and Avery Doran; and rear, coaches Jean Carper, Katie Martin and Kara Lemmon.

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Photo by BUSCEMA PHOTOGRAPHY The Timbers North FC 11 boys soccer team went 2-1 at the Pend Orielle Cup in Sandpoint last weekend. The Timbers played Missoula Surf 2011B, Spokane Sounders B2011 South Rave and 90+ Project B11 Hartanov-Valdez. Timbers goals were scored by Lucas Buscema, Charlie McVey, Ryder Quinn, Owen Newby, with assists by Ryder Quinn, Asher Smith, Kashton Pintler and Lucas Buscema. Damon Mysse played goalkeeper and had multiple saves. From left are Asher Smith, Landon Smith, Eli Vatsvog, Kashton Pintler, Owen Newby, Ryder Quinn, Ryder Benca, Damon Mysse, Charlie McVey, Oliver Peters, Max Lopez and Lucas Buscema.

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Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 09 boys soccer team took first place in the U14 boys Gold Division at the Pend Oreille Cup this past weekend in Sandpoint. The Timbers played two games on Saturday at Travers Park, winning 5-1 vs. Hells Canyon B09 Frasier and 9-0 vs. FC Missoula. In the first game vs. Hells Canyon, Isaac Lowder scored a hat trick with assists from Jacob Melun and Ethan Luna. Taylor Smith also scored a goal with an assist from Ayden Cragun. The final goal was scored by Blake Wise on a PK. In the second game, Timbers goals were scored by Brooks Judd (2), Taylor Smith, Jacob Melun, Luke Fritts (2), Rowan Wyatt, Ethan Luna (2). Assists were contributed by Brooks Judd (2), Isaac Lowder, and Mason Taylor (2). On Sunday, the Timbers beat Flathead SC FVU B2008 Green 11-0 at Travers Park. Goals were scored by Luke Fritts (2), Isaac Lowder (2), Ayden Cragun, Jacob Melun, Blake Wise, Stefan Pawlik, Creighton Lehosit, Miles Hart, Rowan Wyatt. Assists came from Taylor Smith, Mason Taylor (2), Ayden Cragun, Sam Mandel and Rowan Wyatt. Stefan Pawlik was primarily the keeper of the Timbers' goal with a little help from Jacob Melun, Blake Wise, Isaac Lowder, Taylor Smith and Brooks Judd. The championship game was cancelled due to a high AQI level from wildfire smoke. Based on the most points earned throughout the weekend in their age and division, the Timbers 09 boys were declared champions. PIctured left to right, front row: Sam Mandel, Jacob Melun, Kason Foreman, Rowan Wyatt, Blake Wise, Mason Taylor, Luke Fritts Back row: Payson Shaw, Ayden Cragun, Isaac Lowder, Creighton Lehosit, Brooks Judd, Miles Hart, Stefan Pawlik, Taylor Smith and Coach Jason Wyatt. Not pictured: Ethan Luna and Coach Matt Fritts

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Photo by KARI HYNES The Thorns North FC 11 Girls Academy soccer team took first place at last weekend's Pend Oreille Cup in Sandpoint in the U12 Gold Bracket. The Thorns defeated the Thorns North FC Sandpoint Strikers 2011G 2-1 on Friday night. Payton Brennan and Brightyn Gatten each scored a goal. Next the girls played FC Spokane G2011 White Orwick next, winning 2-1. The team's goals came from Brightyn Gatten and Presley Moreau. Their final game against Washington East SC WESC G11 Escobar ended with a score of 6-1. Thorns players Brightyn Gatten and Riley Greene each scored a goal. Presley Moreau and Olivia Hynes both had two goals. Riley Greene and Olivia Hynes each had assists. Thorns keepers Constance Ovendale, MacKenzie Dolan and Sophia Harrington held their opponents to only three goals for the tournament. Pictured above is Olivia Hynes sending the ball upfield, as teammate Kylie Lorona looks on.