PREP ROUNDUP: Carlino's goal lifts Post Falls boys past Lewiston

• BOYS SOCCER

LEWISTON — Junior defender Giovanni Carlino was everywhere in Saturday’s Inland Empire League match for the Post Falls Trojans.

In the right place on defense.

Then again, when it really mattered in the 45th minute.

Carlino converted a header on a corner kick by Brady Christensen for the lone goal in a 1-0 win over the Lewiston Bengals at Walker Field.

“We moved the ball well and had ample opportunities to score,” said Post Falls coach John Mueller, whose team outshot Lewiston 10-1. “Gio really broke up all of their attack. He was a beast and played great. Everyone did, but Gio had the game of his season so far.”

Post Falls (1-3-0, 1-2-0 IEL) travels to Sandpoint on Tuesday.

Lewiston (0-6-1, 0-4-1) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

First half — none. Second half — 1, PF, Giovanni Carlino (Blake Christensen), 45:00.

Shots on goal — PF 10, Lew 1.

Saves — PF, Dominic Roberts, 1; Lew, unknown, 6.

Lakeland 1

Moscow 1

RATHDRUM — After playing what coach Nick Haynes called “probably the best game we’ve played so far this year,” the host Hawks gave up a goal off a corner kick in the final minute and settled for the Inland Empire League tie with the Bears at Sunrise Rotary Fields.

“It left a bitter taste in their mouth, which is good,” Haynes said. “Earlier in the year they might have been happy with a tie; now they're unhappy.”

Senior Hudson Drake scored in the 53rd minute for Lakeland (0-3-1, 0-2-1 IEL), his third goal in three games. After playing all season at center back, he was moved up to offensive midfielder for this game by Haynes.

“All his goals are hustle goals,” Haynes said. “He works harder than anyone out there.”

Lakeland is scheduled to play host to Post Falls on Thursday for senior night.

Moscow is 0-4-1, 0-2-1.

First half — none. Second half — 1, LL, Hudson Drake (unassisted), 53:00. 2, Mos, Baxter Harmon, 90:00.

Shots on goal — Mos 9, LL 9.

Saves — Mos, unknown 7; LL, Jacob Ludwick 7.

St. Maries at St. George’s, 1 p.m.;

Cd’A Charter 2

Bonners Ferry 1

POST FALLS — Anthony Haler and Taylor Smith scored for the Panthers in an Intermountain League win over the Badgers at The Fields.

Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Craig Daigle credited sophomore defender Liam Hughes for helping preserve the win.

“Liam was strong all night,” Daigle said. “He made a game saving play against Bonners top attacker in the last five minutes that was huge for us.”

Coeur d’Alene Charter (3-0-1, 3-0-0 IML) hosts Timberlake on Wednesday at The Fields.

Bonners Ferry is 3-3, 3-1.

First half — 1, Charter, Anthony Haler (Joe Nicklay). 2, Charter, Taylor Smith (Sebastian Baker). 3, BF, Nikita Rawson. Second half — none.

Shots on goal — BF 8, Charter 6.

Saves — BF, unknown, 4; Charter, Mattis Macmillan, 4.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Coeur d’Alene 6

Post Falls 0

COEUR d’ALENE — The chances were there, but weren’t going through for the Vikings in the first half.

Then, sophomore Gianna Callari stepped in.

Callari had two goals and two assists for the Vikings in an Inland Empire League win over the Trojans at Viking Field.

“Gianna kind of got things going for us,” Coeur d’Alene coach Andy Vredenburg said. “She just seems to find the right spots on the field. Whether she’s scoring goals, or creating them, she’s always in the mix.”

Senior forward Remi Menier had a goal and an assist for Coeur d’Alene (4-2-0, 4-1-0 IEL), which hosts Lewiston on Thursday.

Post Falls (0-4-0, 0-3-0) hosts Sandpoint on Wednesday.

First half — 1, Cd’A, Gianna Callari (Kylie McCamly), 6:00. Second half — 2, Cd’A, Callari (Remi Meiner), 50:00. 3, Cd’A, Meiner (Callari), 52:00. 4, Cd’A, Lauren Bengtson (Callari), 54:00. 5, Kaylie Smart (unassisted), 75:00. 6, Cd’A, Brooklyn McCully (Libby Morrisroe), 77:00.

Shots on goal — PF 1, Cd’A 22.

Saves — PF, Savannah Ross, 15; Cd’A, Macy Walters, 1.

Moscow 4

Lakeland 2

MOSCOW — It was a decent start and finish for the Hawks.

The middle is where they’ll continue to build on.

The host Bears scored goals two minutes apart in the second half to pull away for the Inland Empire League win over the Hawks at the Moscow School District Community Playfields.

“It was 2-1 at the half and we were still in contention,” Lakeland coach Kevin Rogge said. “Moscow’s a great team, they have some speed and they move the ball really well. We were right with them and they scored back-to-back goals that kind of hurt us. But our kids worked hard and scored late, so it was nice to get rewarded for that.”

Lakeland (1-4-0, 1-4-0 IEL) travels to Bonners Ferry on Monday.

Moscow is 3-2-1, 2-1-0.

First half — 1, Mos, Rebekah Abbott (unassisted), 12:00. 2, Mos, Mattea Nuhn (unassisted), 13:00. 3, LL, Natalie Rose (unassisted), 21:00. Second half — 4, Mos, Elli Rainer (unassisted), 54:00. 5, Mos, Kolbi Kiblen (unassisted), 56:00. 6, LL, Aspen Lilliard (unassisted), 80:00.

Shots on goal — LL 6, Mos 8.

Saves — LL, Malia Batman 5; Mos, Makai Rauch 4; Kyanna Winther 0.

• VOLLEYBALL

Lakeland second at Freeman tourney

FREEMAN, Wash. — The defending champion Hawks nearly repeated at the Freeman Rip-A-Shot Tournament, winning four matches before falling to Gonzaga Prep in the championship match 18-25, 25-18, 15-12.

In pool play, Lakeland beat Cashmere 25-8, 25-16, Newport 25-9, 25-15 and East Valley 25-8, 25-8.

In bracket play, the Hawks beat Lewis and Clark 25-20, 25-22 before falling to the Bullpups in the final.

Junior Landree Simon had 30 kills on the day for Lakeland (7-3). Ziya Munyer had 31 kills and 20 blocks, Alyssa Ryckman 17 kills and 26 digs, Lila Kiefer 16 kills, Layla Benson 14 kills, Olivia Zazuetta 47 assists, Ella Terzulli 45 assists and six aces, Addie Hocking 50 digs, Alexis Hanna 23 digs.

“We had a great tournament today,” Lakeland coach and Freeman alum Kelsie Badger said. “We were able to mix things up during pool play and dial some things iwe’ve been working on. I’m very proud of our girls and how hard they worked today.”

Lakeland plays host to Lewiston on Tuesday in an Inland Empire League match.

Lakeside d. Post Falls JV II

PLUMMER — Senior Kylee Shot With Arrow totaled nine kills, four blocks, six digs and two aces as the host Knights beat the Trojans JV II squad 25-17, 25-18, 25-15 in nonleague play at Ron Miller Court.

Tylah Lambert had seven kills, 12 assists, six aces and seven digs for Lakeside (1-3). Kimberly Pluff had six kills, 11 digs and two aces, Martina Rivera five kills, 11 assists and five digs.

“The girls played as a team tonight and it landed us our first win of the season,” Lakeside coach Te’a Kolar said. “They kept the tempo up and hustled for every ball. Kylee killed it on the net, and made sure the other team knew not to send a free ball her way.”

Lakeside plays host to Wallace on Tuesday in a Scenic Idaho Conference match.

PR-Oro

• SWIMMING

Area teams open

at the Kroc Center

COEUR d’ALENE — Lake City’s girls won nine of 11 events contested to win the team title at the season-opening Icebreaker meet at the Kroc Center.

Lake City finished with 198 points, followed by Coeur d’Alene with 133.

Lakeland freshman Michael Mamola won the 200-yard freestyle and 500 freestyle, leading the Hawks to the boys team title with 129 points.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Lakeland 129. 2, Lake City 126. 3, Coeur d’Alene 106. 4, Sandpoint 66. 5, Post Falls 47. 6, Moscow 28. 7, Lewiston 15. 8, Wallace 1.

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lake City (Benjamin Linford, Elijah Brown, Eli Shaw, Owen Bennett), 1:44.35. 2, Lakeland, 1:46.50. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 1:51.01.

200 freestyle — 1, Michael Mamola, Lakeland, 1:51.99. 2, Benjamin Linford, Lake City, 1:59.09. 3, Andrew Davis, Coeur d’Alene, 1:59.36.

200 IM — 1, Elijah Brown, Lake City, 2:03.62. 2, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 2:10.70. 3, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint, 2:10.79.

50 freestyle — 1, Isaac Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 23.13. 2, Eli Shaw, Lake City, 23.89. 3, Jeremiah Couper, Lakeland, 24.56.

100 butterfly — 1, Zach Linford, Lake City, 55.95. 2, George Lavy, Post Falls, 58.76. 3, Dawson Cushman, Coeur d’Alene, 59.39.

100 freestyle — 1, Isaac Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 50.29. 2, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint, 53.42. 3, Micah Minix, Lakeland, 54.88.

500 freestyle — 1, Michael Mamola, Lakeland, 4:54.60. 2, Owen Bennett, Lake City, 5:05.58. 3, Andrew Davis, Coeur d’Alene, 5:23.72.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Lake City (Zach Linford, Eli Shaw, Steven Griffith, Ben Linford), 1:38.54. 2, Sandpoint, 1:39.87. 3, Post Falls, 1:46.62.

100 backstroke — 1, Elijah Brown, Lake City, 57.00. 2, Ethan Abbott, Lakeland, 58.60. 3, Zach Linford, Lake City, 59.91.

100 breaststroke — 1, George Lavy, Post Falls, 1:10.30. 2, Ethan Harrell, Lakeland, 1:10.31. 3, Ben Linford, Lake City, 1:11.06.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Lake City (Owen Bennett, Zach Linford, Steven Griffith, Elijah Brown), 3:32.68. 2, Lakeland, 3:36.09. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 3:36.50.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Lake City 198. 2, Coeur d’Alene 133. 3, Sandpoint 69. 4, Lewiston 37. 5, Lakeland 31. 6, Post Falls 28. 7, Moscow 22.

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lake City (Riley Taylor, Quinn Taylor, Malynn Sobek, Clara Strow), 1:53.16. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 2:03.14. 3, Sandpoint, 2:06.66.

200 freestyle — 1, Makena Mamola, Lakeland, 1:59.16. 2, Malynn Sobek, 1:59.66. 3, Ava de Leeuw, Sandpoint, 2:08.07.

200 IM — 1, Quinn Taylor, Lake City, 2:17.64. 2, Delaney Snell, Coeur d’Alene, 2:23.99. 3, Karsten Towery, Coeur d’Alene, 2:28.76.

50 freestyle — 1, Pema Anain, Lake City, 25.76. 2, Camden Cotant, Coeur d’Alene, 26.61. 3, Sylvia Strow, Lake City, 26.69.

100 butterfly — 1, Riley Taylor, Lake City, 59.87. 2, Malynn Sobek, 1:04.39. 3, Ryleigh Bamer, Sandpoint, 1:07.16.

100 freestyle — 1, Quinn Taylor, Lake City, 56.01. 2, Camden Cotant, Coeur d’Alene, 59.25. 3, Demi Blaylock, Lake City, 59.46.

500 freestyle — 1, Makena Mamola, Lakeland, 5:18.32. 2, Ava de Leeuw, Sandpoint, 5:37.68. 3, Delaney Snell, Coeur d’Alene, 5:48.02.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Lake City (Demi Blaylock, Sylvia Strow, Quinn Taylor, Pema Anain), 1:45.28. 2, Sandpoint, 1:49.97. 3, Lake City, 1:51.61.

100 backstroke — 1, Riley Taylor, Lake City, 1:00.12. 2, Alena Gonzalez, Coeur d’Alene, 1:04.75. 3, Kaylynn Misner, Post Falls, 1:07.88.

100 breaststroke — 1, Trista Slife, Lake City, 1:10.75. 2, Demi Blaylock, Lake City, 1:11.33. 3, Pema Anain, Lake City, 1:15.36.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Lake City (Pema Anain, Trista Slife, Malynn Sobek, Riley Taylor), 3:48.22. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 3:59.31. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 4:10.80.