PREP ROUNDUP: Bronco boy Cogley dashes at Big Daddy Invitational

• TRACK AND FIELD

COEUR d’ALENE — Standing 6-foot-5, with a lot of speed, it’s no wonder why Lake City senior Trevor Cogley chose to be a Bronco.

And if Friday’s results are any indication, Boise State is going to get him to another level someday.

Cogley notched wins in the 400-meter dash, as well as the 200 in Friday’s Big Daddy Invitational at Coeur d’Alene High.

Earlier this season, Cogley had wins in the 100, 200 and 400 at the Lewiston Invitational on March 23.

“The weather isn’t great up here always,” Cogley said. “Hopefully, it’s going to get better in the coming weeks.”

Cogley did not compete in the 400 as a freshman, and only ran the event once as a sophomore.

“The first time he ran it, I knew he’d be good because of his body type,” Lake City coach Kelly Reed said. “Being 6-5, he’s really long-limbed. And he’s really fast. All of those things make a really good 400 runner.”

Cogley won the 400 in 48.13 seconds and 200 in 22.55.

Cogley also credits his work with the Spokane Speed Academy club team for helping him improve the last two years.

“I’ve been doing track straight for the last year or so,” said Cogley, who finished 12th in the 400 at the Junior Olympics last August in Sacramento, Calif. “I haven’t really rested and just continued to work, lift weights and eat right. All of that hard work has paid off.”

Cogley, who also played receiver in football at Lake City, signed earlier this week to continue his track and field career at Boise State, where he’ll compete in the 400 for the Broncos.

“It’s a great town and I really like the vibe there,” Cogley said. “The coaches are great, and it’s a pretty good team. It just felt like a pretty good place for me to go.”

Cogley also had interest in Eastern Washington and Idaho, but he was sold after last year's state track meet at Dona Larsen Park, home of the Bronco program.

“I really liked the setting and running on their track,” said Cogley, who finished third in the state 5A 400-meter run last year. “It was nice and a cool experience. It kind of gave me a goal to shoot for as far as working over the summer.”

Cogley’s time of 48.54 seconds, set at the Pasco Invitational last Saturday, is the fastest in the state. He’s currently third in the 200 (22.15).

“He just keeps getting better,” Reed said. “You never PR week to week, but he gets better each week and gets more used to the race and more comfortable with it. There’s some nuances to it that he’s figuring out. He’s been steadily improving all year and put in a lot of work during the winter, running some during the indoor (club) season, and has been getting after it for a year now.”

Cogley knows the work isn’t done quite yet for this season.

“I’ve got to continue to improve in the 200,” Cogley said. “I know there’s a few kids ahead of me. It’s been hard with training to catch my breath in the cold weather. But I’m sure it’s the same way in the rest of the state. So everyone else is feeling it.”

“Trevor would be good in any event anywhere from the 1,600 down,” Reed said. “There’s a lot of advantages to being 6-foot-5. He’d be a really good hurdler in college. When you get an athlete like that, he could be great in a lot of different events.”

Also at the Big Daddy meet, the Lakeland 4x100 boys relay team of Thomas Calder, Nick Nowell, Terry Edwards and Weston Saputski broke the school record in 43.18 seconds, eclipsing the previous mark set in 2016 (43.55 seconds).

Coeur d'Alene senior Kytriana Burrell won both the 100 and 200, helping lead the Viking girls to the team title with 124.5 points.

Post Falls won the boys team title with 137 points.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES (Through 16 events; complete results of 400 not posted) — 1, Post Falls 137. 2, Coeur d’Alene 119, 3, Moscow 85. 4, Timberlake 84. 5, Lakeland 60. 7, Lake City 51. 8, Lewiston 37. 9, Sandpoint 28. 10, St. Maries 16.

Winners, locals in top three

100 — 1, Zach Johnson, Lake City, 11.28. 2, Gio Carlino, Post Falls, 11.50. 3, Weston Saputski, Lakeland, 11.56. 200 — 1, Trevor Cogley, Lake City, 22.55. 2, Dylan Wolfe, Post Falls, 22.92. 3, Cobe Cameron, Post Falls, 23.15. 400 — 1, Trevor Cogley, Lake City, 48.13. Other results of 400 not posted.

800 — 1, Zack Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 2:04.94. 2, James Stubbers, Lewiston, Lewiston 2:05.04. 3, Kyle Rohlinger, Coeur d’Alene, 2:05.51. 1,600 — 1, Max Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 4:26.94. 2, Nathan Roche, Sandpoint, 4:31.64. 3, Jacob King, Coeur d’Alene, 4:31.92. 3,200 — 1, Lachlan May, Coeur d’Alene, 9:48.82. 2, Jacob Barnhart, Timberlake, 9:56.71. 3, Logan Anderson, Lake City, 10:08.44.

110 hurdles — 1, Zachary Skinner, Moscow, 15.09. 2, Caius Tebbe, Timberlake, 15.56. 3, Caleb Skinner, Moscow, 15.59. 300 hurdles — 1, Wyatt MacArthur, Timberlake, 40.53. 2, Nolan Vaughan, Post Falls, 41.99. 3, Caius Tebbe, Timberlake, 42.80. 4x100 relay — 1, Lakeland (Thomas Calder, Nick Nowell, Terry Edwards, Weston Saputski), 43.18. 3, Lake City, 44.38. 4x200 relay — 1, Post Falls (Gio Carlino, Cobe Cameron, Taycen Genatone, Dylan Wolfe), 1:31.08. 3, Lakeland, 1:33.30. 4x400 relay — 1, Post Falls (Cobe Cameron, Nolan Vaughan, Trenton McLean, Dylan Wolfe), 3:30.78. 3, Timberlake, 3:35.33.

Shot put — 1, Trevor Miller, Post Falls, 51-10 ½. 2, Preston Jeffs, Lakeland, 51-3 ¾. 3, Alex Green, Lake City, 46-5. Discus — 1, Trevor Miller, Post Falls, 141-6. 2, Preston Jeffs, Lakeland, 132-5. 3, Jackson Kiehn, Post Falls, 129-9. High jump — 1, Jack Kliewer, Coeur d’Alene, 6-0. 2, Trenton McLean, Post Falls, 6-0. 3, Amoz Estes, Coeur d’Alene, 5-10. Pole vault — 1, Jakan Lawrence, Coeur d’Alene, 14-0. 2, Slate Fragoso, Sandpoint, 12-9. 3, James Bogdanowicz, Coeur d’Alene, 12-9. Long jump — 1, Caleb Skinner, Moscow, 21-7 ½. 3, Caius Tebbe, Timberlake, 20-2. Triple jump — 1, Caleb Skinner, Moscow, 43-3 ½. 2, Gabe Means, Lakeland, 40-4 ¼. 3, Jayson Cady, Coeur d’Alene, 39-9.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 124.5. 2, Post Falls 104.5. 3, Sandpoint 90.5. 4, Lakeland 78. 5, Moscow 65.5. 6, Lake City 60. 7, Lewiston 54. 8, Timberlake 52. 9, St. Maries 18.

Winners, locals in top three

100 — 1, Kytriana Burrell, Coeur d’Alene, 12.63. 3, Anna Reinink, Sandpoint, 13.17. 200 — 1, Aspen Boykin, Lake City, 28.07. 2, Leah Cysewski, Lake City, 28.92. 400 — 1, Jessika Lassen, Moscow, 1:02.22. 2, Hazel Kunkel, Lake City, 1:02.24. 3, Elliana Rietze, Coeur d’Alene, 1:07.41. 800 — 1, Olivia May, Coeur d’Alene, 2:18.71. 2, Kaley Bohl, Post Falls, 2:23.13. 3, Grace Rookey, Sandpoint, 2:28.97. 1,600 — 1, Kaley Bohl, Post Falls, 5:16.92. 2, Kaylynn Misner, Post Falls, 5:20.94. 3,200 — 1, Cora Crawford, Moscow, 11:53.16. 2, Dakota Keyworth, Coeur d’Alene, 11:58.72.

100 hurdles — 1, Noelle Thornton, Post Falls, 17.12. 2, Dakota Caudle, Timberlake, 17.41. 3, Karstyn Kiefer, Lakeland, 17.46. 300 hurdles — 1, Madison Mitchell, Coeur d’Alene, 48.40. 2, Lily Richardson, Sandpoint, 50.53. 3, Jozee MacArthur, Timberlake, 50.61. 4x100 relay — 1, Lakeland (Karstyn Kiefer, Chloe Charvier-Soleillet), 52.04. 2, Post Falls, 53.04. 4x200 relay — 1, Post Falls (Chloe Van Volkinburg, Talia Bonville, Millie Cosper, Kinlee McLean), 1:49.24. 2, Lakeland, 1:50.44. 4x400 relay — 1, Post Falls (Millie Cosper, Talia Bonville, Kaley Bohl, Kinlee McLean), 4:13.72.

Shot put — 1, Capri Sims, Post Falls, 43-9 ¼. 2, Ivy Smith, Sandpoint, 37-9. Discus — 1, Capri Sims, Post Falls, 125-0. 2, Kelsey Carroll, Coeur d’Alene, 118-8. 3, Ivy Smith, Sandpoint, 115-1. High jump — 1, Jamie Mueller, St. Maries, 4-10. 2, Landree Simon, Lakeland, 4-8. 3, Diana Nelson, Timberlake, 4-8. Pole vault — 1, Devin McDaniel, Sandpoint, 10-6. 2, Erika Edmundson, Sandpoint, 9-9. 3, Kenzie Thompson, Coeur d’Alene, 9-3. Long jump — 1, Ashley Kerns, Lake City, 15-7 ¾. Triple jump — 1, Ziya Munyer, Lakeland, 35-9 ½. 3, Kenzie Thompson, Coeur d’Alene, 32-3 ¾.

Peters finishes fifth

in 2-mile at Oregon meet

EUGENE, Ore. — Post Falls senior Annastasia Peters, who has signed to run track and field and cross country at the University of Utah, finished fifth in the girls 2-mile race at the Oregon Relays at Hayward Field.

Peters finished in 10 minutes, 46.38 seconds in the 60-runner event.

Ruby Broadbent of Parkland Secondary School in Sydney, British Columbia, won in 10:19.11.

• SOFTBALL

St. Maries 2

Potlatch 0

ST. MARIES — McKayla Spray’s RBI double in the sixth inning plated an insurance run as the Lumberjacks blanked the Loggers in nonleague play.

Taci Watkins struck out nine, walked none and pitched a two-hitter for St. Maries (9-2), and singled in the game’s first run in the first inning.

Josie Larson struck out eight, walked five and allowed four hits for Potlatch (7-2).

“Potlatch came ready to play; but kudos to my defense — they were awesome,” St. Maries coach Lane Watkins said.

The Lumberjacks played error-free ball, highlighted by second baseman Berkli McGreal ranging into short center field to corral a popup in the second inning.

St. Maries travels to Orofino today for a Central Idaho League doubleheader at noon.

Potlatch 000 000 0 — 0 2 1

St. Maries 100 001 x — 2 4 0

Josie Larson and Tayva McKinney; Taci Watkins and Brenna Elliott.

HITS: Pot — Fry, B. Mitchell. SM — Sande, Watkins, Sloper, Spray. 2B — Spray.

• TENNIS

Coeur d’Alene 9

Mt. Spokane 3

COEUR d’ALENE — The host Vikings swept in boys singles, girls singles and mixed doubles to top the Wildcats at Coeur d’Alene High.

Coeur d’Alene travels to Lakeland on Monday.

BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Turner Cox, Cd’A, d. Lucas Tregg, 6-0, 6-1. No. 2, Connor Judson, Cd’A, d. Kyle McComb, 6-0, 6-1.

GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Katie Shell, Cd’A, d. Lilana Campos, 6-4, 6-2. No. 2, Julia Johnson, Cd’A, d. Brianna McKell, 6-3, 5-7, 10-6.

BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Alexander Nipp/Jake Whiting, Cd’A, d. Kevin Pickering/Andrew Maresh, 6-0, 6-0. No. 2, CJ Giao/Gabriel Danser, Cd’A, d. Jacen Phillips/Jackson Morris, 6-2, 6-0. No. 3, Joseph Nixon/Zach Wolverton, MS, d. Gavin Butler/Logan Thompson, 6-3, 6-1.

GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Hannah Meythaler/Ava Weisnarr, MS, d. Audrey Judson/Kalli DeLeonard, 6-4, 6-4. No. 2, Ava Bunny/Almina Zuric, MS, d. Brooklyn Brunn/Annie Wilson, 6-2, 6-0. No. 3, Janey Fagan/Kaisa Kent, Cd’A, d. Anna Miller/Lyssa Bingley, 6-2, 6-1.

MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Luke May/Hannah Black, Cd’A, d. Isaac Hewa/Bryce Stephens, 6-2, 6-3. No. 2, Aiden Antal/Grace Priest, Cd’A, d. Lance Smith/Sophie Murto, 6-1, 7-5.

• BASEBALL

Potlatch at

St. Maries, ppd.

ST. MARIES — The nonleague game was postponed due to rain.

No makeup date was announced.

Bonners Ferry 12-6

Priest River 2-0

BONNERS FERRY — David Hammons struck out eight in the opener, and went 4 for 4 at the plate as the host Badgers went on to sweep the Spartans in nonleague play.

Brody Rice hit a two-run double in the fourth inning of the opener for Bonners Ferry (11-6).

Merrick Isenberger went 2 for 3 with two RBIs in the first game for Priest River (0-13).

In the second game, Elija Dahl, Brody Rice and Blake Rice combined on a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts for Bonners Ferry.

Bonners Ferry plays host to Lincoln County of Eureka, Mont., on Tuesday.

Priest River travels to Kellogg on Tuesday for a twinbill.

FIRST GAME

Priest River 101 000 — 2 6 7

Bonners Ferry 104 502 — 12 11 3

Game called in 6th inning due to 10-run rule.

Colton Brooks, Landon Reynolds (5) and Shayd Wong-Yuen; David Hammons and Jesse Fess.

HITS: PR — Wong-Yuen, Brooks, Reynolds, Isenberger 2, Spangler. BF — Bl. Rice, Th. Bateman, Tr. Bateman, Hammons 4, Dahl 3, Br. Rice, Fess. 2B — Brooks, Reynolds, Hammons, Br. Rice.

SECOND GAME

Priest River 000 000 0 — 0 1 9

Bonners Ferry 123 000 x — 6 6 1

Logan Troumbley and Shayd Wong-Yuen; Elija Dahl, Brody Rice (5), Blake Rice (6) and Jesse Fess.

HITS: PR — Wong-Yuen. BF — Bl. Rice 2, Hammons, Naylor, Tr. Bateman, Fess. 2B — Naylor.