STATE 5A, 4A GOLF: Lake City's Lambert, Coeur d'Alene boys tied for third in 5A, Viking girls second after first day
It’s crowded at the top of the state 5A boys golf race after the first day at Lewiston Country Club.
How close? One or two swings today could be the difference for six teams.
Lake City freshman Trey Lambert shot a 2-under 70 and is tied for third place in the state 5A boys golf tournament at Lewiston Country Club on Friday.
Coeur d’Alene’s boys are also third with a 301, two shots behind co-leaders Eagle and Boise after the first day. Timberline and Middleton are tied for fourth at 304.
“I think everyone is so equally matched right now,” fifth-year Coeur d’Alene boys golf coach Chase Bennett said. “They’re talented. We’re talented. Tomorrow is setting up to be an exciting day.”
Lake City senior Max Hosfeld is tied for fifth with a 71 along with Coeur d’Alene’s Jameson Dale.
“I was super pleased with Trey and Max’s effort,” second-year Lake City boys coach Kelly Reed said. “To shoot a 70 and 71 respectively, and they’d say they left a few shots out there. The pressure of state is unique and for them to finish like that was fantastic.”
“Jameson just went all senior today, and that’s what you’d want him to do,” Bennett said. “Everyone played how I’d expected them to play, but there’s definitely room to get better. If they can do that over 18 holes tomorrow, we’ll give ourselves a chance.”
Beau Sahr of Eagle leads the boys tournament after a 5-under 67. Ella Arzen leads the girls tournament with an even-par 72.
Coeur d’Alene’s girls, paced by sophomore Stella Dietz in ninth place (86), is second with a 355.
We had some high expectations and are right where we thought we’d be,” second-year Coeur d’Alene girls coach Jeff Lake said. “We’re a young team with three sophomores and two juniors, so it will be interesting to see how they do tomorrow. Stella’s goal is to be in the top five, and we’re in a good spot as a team and feeling good. Either way, we’re going to leave here successful.”
Rocky Mountain of Meridian, which has won the past three state titles, leads the girls tournament with a 335.
In the 4A tournament at University of Idaho Golf Course in Moscow, Twin Falls leads the boys tournament with a 312, followed by Bishop Kelly with a 313. Bishop Kelly and Twin Falls are tied for the girls lead with a 333.
Sandpoint’s Taylor Mire is tied for fourth with an 82. The Bulldogs are third with a 363.
The tournaments conclude today.
5A
At Lewiston Country Club
Par 72
BOYS
TEAM SCORES — 1 (tie), Eagle, Boise 299. 3, Coeur d’Alene 301. 4 (tie), Timberline, Middleton 304. 6, Rocky Mountain 308. 7, Capital 318. 8, Lake City 320. 9 (tie), Highland, Thunder Ridge 324. 11, Madison 327.
TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Beau Sahr, Eagle, 67. 2, Trevor Garus, Capital, 68. 3 (tie), Trey Lambert, Lake City; Jack Bureau, Boise; 70. 5 (tie), Anthony Goodson, Timberline; Max Hosfeld, Lake City; Jameson Dale, Coeur d’Alene, 71. 8 (tie), Justin Anderson, Thunder Ridge; Reid Hoppock, Boise, 72. 10, Seth Floyd, Highland, 73.
COEUR d’ALENE — t-5, Jameson Dale 71, t-13, Trey Nipp, 75, t-17, Grant Potter, 76, t-25, Gavin Duvall, 79, t-29, Ben Crabb, 80.
LAKE CITY — t-3, Trey Lambert, 70, t-5, Max Hosfeld, 71, t-48, Corbin Jacobson, 89, 51, Henry Nace, 90, 56, Luke Mason, 102.
GIRLS
TEAM SCORES — 1, Rocky Mountain 335. 2, Coeur d’Alene 355. 3, Boise 358. 4, Mountain View 359. 5, Eagle 365. 6, Lewiston 367. 7 (tie), Middleton, Highland 388. 9, Rigby 426.
TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Ella Arzen, Timberline, 72. 2, Kelly Goulet, Boise, 73. 3, Mollie Seibly, Lewiston, 77. 4, Maggie Urian, Rocky Mountain, 79. 5 (tie, Olivia Lammey, Middleton; Eliana Cho, Owyhee, 82. 7, Jane Barry, Rocky Mountain, 84. 8, Elliana Hoopes, Rocky Mountain, 85. 9, Stella Deitz, Coeur d’Alene, 86. 10 (tie), Maci Sutton, Mountain View; Anna DaBell, Rocky Mountain, 87.
COEUR d’ALENE — 9, Stella Deitz, 86, t-12, Mady Riley, 88, t-15, Sophia Vignale, 89, t-20, Aniston Ewing, 92, t-43, Chloe Orear, 111.
LEWISTON — 3, Mollie Seibly, 77, t-15, Julia Brume, 89, 31, Shelby Arellano, 96, 36, Aleena White, 105, t-43, Cora Lott, 111.
4A
At University of Idaho Golf Course, Moscow
Par 72
BOYS
TEAM SCORES — 1, Twin Falls 312. 2, Bishop Kelly 313. 3, Moscow 338. 4, Blackfoot 341. 5, Skyline 353. 6, Preston 356. 7, Vallivue 363. 8 (tie), Canyon Ridge, Mountain Home 367. 10, Emmett 380.
TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Aiden Szentanai, Bishop Kelly, 73. 2, Jaxon Wright, Vallivue, 74. 3 (tie), Trae Payne, Twin Falls; Brody Payne, Twin Falls, 76. 5, Sy Callister, Blackfoot, 78. 6 (tie), Chase Lovell, Moscow; McCoy Klundt, Twin Falls, 79. 8 (tie), Andrew Moodie, Bishop Kelly; Nic Biscoff-Jones, Bishop Kelly, Dan Moodie, Bishop Kelly, 80.
MOSCOW — t-6, Chase Lovell, 79, t-12, Gage Schuleter, Moscow, 82, t-24, Keaton Clark, 88, t-28, Tyson Izzo, 89, t-35, Cohen Miller, 92.
GIRLS
TEAM SCORES — 1 (tie), Bishop Kelly, Twin Falls 333. 3, Sandpoint 363. 4, Emmett 410. 5, Canyon Ridge 411. 6, Shelley 443. 7, Idaho Falls 451. 8, Mountain Home 455. 9, Century 481.
TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Cara Carter, Bishop Kelly, 75. 2, Ava Schroeder, Twin Falls, 78. 3, Remi Pedersen, Twin Falls, 81. 4 (tie), Taylor Mire, Sandpoint; Maeve Fitzgerald, Bishop Kelly, 82. 6, Claire Hall, Vallivue, 85. 7 (tie), Cierra Bohrn, Twin Falls; Sally De Franco, Bishop Kelly, 86. 9, Alexa Tuinstra, Sandpoint, 87. 10 (tie), Mallory Higham, Shelley; Allison Shockey, Minico; Gracee Payne, Twin Falls, 88.
SANDPOINT — t-4, Taylor Mire, 82, 9, Alexa Tuinstra, 87, 15, Claire Loutzenhiser, 94, 21, Demi Driggs, 100, 23, Reagan Samuels, 102.