PREP ROUNDUP: Lake City frosh Lambert medalist; Cd'A boys, girls win regional titles

• GOLF

LEWISTON — Lake City High freshman Trey Lambert will always remember his 15th birthday.

Through eight holes in Thursday’s 5A Region 1 tournament, he sat at 6-under, including eagling the par-4 third hole and par-3 fourth hole. He finished the front nine with a 5-under 31.

“Things just settled down and he had some unlucky breaks,” Lake City boys coach Kelly Reed said. “He lost a ball on the 14th hole, and didn’t complain or say a word as we went back to tee off. He just doesn’t appear to get rattled easily, which is hard to do when you’re just 15.”

Lambert finished with a 1-under 71 to earn boys medalist honors at the 5A Region 1 tournament on Thursday at the Lewiston Country Club.

"It was really impressive in a lot of ways today," Reed said. "Trey's body language was great and everything just seemed pretty steady."

Coeur d’Alene junior Grant Potter, who was regional medalist as a freshman and sophomore, shot a 72 to lead the Viking boys to their fourth straight regional title, and fifth in seven years. Coeur d'Alene shot 303; Lake City also qualified for state by finishing second with a 337.

Coeur d’Alene finished with a 351 to edge Lewiston (358) for the girls regional title, the Vikings' third in four years.

“Our kids are playing some superb golf right now,” Coeur d’Alene girls coach Jeff Lake said. “We’re looking forward to carrying that into state down in Lewiston next week and making a run at some hardware.”

The top four individuals and two teams advanced to state next Friday and Saturday at Lewiston Country Club.

Lewiston senior Mollie Seibly was girls medalist with a 72.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES (Top two to state) — 1, Coeur d’Alene 303. 2, Lake City 337. 3, Lewiston 358. 4, Post Falls 371.

INDIVIDUAL STATE QUALIFIERS (Top four) — 1, Trey Lambert, Lake City, 71. 2, Grant Potter, Coeur d’Alene, 72. 3, Jameson Dale, Coeur d’Alene, 75. 4, Trey Nipp, Coeur d’Alene, 76.

COEUR d’ALENE — Trey Nipp 76, Grant Potter 72, Jameson Dale 75, Ben Crabb 81, Gavin Duvall 80.

LAKE CITY — Trey Lambert 71, Max Hosfeld 85, Luke Mason 94, Henry Nace 90, Corbin Jacobsen 91.

LEWISTON — Cody Ray 86, Dash Walker 92, RJ Wagner 87, Kayden Orton 93, Clayton Lee 93.

POST FALLS — Brodyn Compton 85, Gavin Rodriguez 97, Kellen Odd 95, Cadence Warren 94, Karl Berend 110.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES (Top two to state) — 1, Coeur d’Alene 351. 2, Lewiston 358. 3, Lake City 482. 4, Post Falls 498.

INDIVIDUAL STATE QUALIFIERS (Top four) — 1, Mollie Seibly, Lewiston, 72. 2, Stella Deitz, Coeur d’Alene, 79. 3, Mady Riley, Coeur d’Alene, 82. 4, Julia Brume, Lewiston, 87.

COEUR d’ALENE — Mady Riley 82, Stella Deitz 79, Sophia Vignale 90, Chloe Orear 113, Aniston Ewing 100.

LEWISTON — Mollie Seibly 72, Julia Brume 87, Shelby Arellano 97, Aleena White 102, Cora Lott 110.

LAKE CITY — Anne Trujillo 131, Lanie Carter 108, Emily Clausen 118, Avery Waddington 125.

POST FALLS — Kloe Monette 116, Claire VanderWurff 127, Jaidyn Jensen 137, Brynlee Spencer 119, Dani Bastedo 136.

Moscow boys, Sandpoint girls

advance to state 4A tourney

MOSCOW — Moscow’s boys and Sandpoint’s girls captured team titles at the 4A Region 1 tournament at the University of Idaho Golf Course.

Sandpoint's Taylor Mire was girls medalist with an 87 as the Bulldogs won their fifth straight regional title

Moscow's Chase Lovell won boys medalist with a 78.

The state 4A tournament is next Friday and Saturday in Moscow.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES (Winning team to state) — 1, Moscow 339. 2, Sandpoint 381. 3, Lakeland 385.

INDIVIDUAL STATE QUALIFIERS (Top three) — 1, Chase Lovell, Moscow, 78. 2, Tyson Izzo, Moscow, 84. 3, Micah Young, Sandpoint, 85.

MOSCOW — Chase Lovell 78, Keaton Clark 89, Gage Schlueter 88, Tyson Izzo 84, Cohen Miller 90.

SANDPOINT — Micah Young 85, Cooper Zimmerman 92, Logan Roos 103, Tyler Weisz 102, Aidan Rork 102.

LAKELAND — Tyler Zachary 86, Cannon Steckman 98, Maddox Score 109, Arlen Hordahl 92, Jakob Jovick 117.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 368, Lakeland, Moscow incomplete teams.

INDIVIDUAL STATE QUALIFIERS (Winner to state) — Taylor Mire, Sandpoint, 87.

SANDPOINT — Alexa Tuinstra 92, Taylor Mire 87, Reagan Samuels 89, Demi Driggs 107, Claire Loutzenhiser 100.

MOSCOW — Addi Raney 120, Alexa Lambert 127.

LAKELAND — Emma Marshall 130.

• VOLLEYBALL

St. Maries d.

Timberlake

SPIRIT LAKE — Senior Lily Daniel had 39 assists and six aces as the visiting Lumberjacks rebounded after dropping the first set to beat the Tigers 20-25, 25-13, 25-18, 25-17 in nonleague play.

Ava Stancil had nine kills and 23 digs for St. Maries (12-6). Tayla Jansen had seven kills and four aces, Mia Asbury nine kills, Emma Tefft seven kills, Brenna Elliott 19 digs.

For Timberlake (3-8), Jesi Kitchin had four kills and eight digs, Diana Nelson four kills and five blocks, Jozee MacArthur, 21 assists, four digs and two blocks, Linley Howard five digs and 11 kills, Amirijana Olivieri four digs, four kills and two aces.

Timberlake plays at Deer Park on Saturday.

St. Maries is home vs. Priest River on Tuesday.

Kellogg d.

Orofino

KELLOGG — Maddie Cheney had nine kills and four blocks, Ragen Oertli 16 assists for the Wildcats in a 25-16, 25-11, 25-19 Central Idaho League win over the Maniacs at Andrews Gymnasium.

Brielle Hei had 14 digs, Dani Schillereff four aces for Kellogg (6-1, 4-1 CIL), which competes in the Linda Sheridan Classic on Saturday in Spokane.

Livia Johnson had 12 digs and seven assists for Orofino (5-5, 1-3).

• BOYS SOCCER

Orofino 6

St. Maries 0

OROFINO — The Lumberjacks fell to 0-11, 0-9 in Intermountain League play after a loss to the Maniacs (3-2-3, 3-2-3) at Orofino Elementary School.

St. Maries returns to action at Timberlake on Monday. The boys and girls matches, previously scheduled for Saturday, were moved due to the memorial service for former football and baseball coach Craig Tefft.

First half — 1, Oro, Reagan Kessinger, 5:00. 2, Oro, Trey Tilley, 27:00. Second half — 3, Oro, Tyler Zumpe, 45:00. 4, Oro, Fatima Santos-Lopez, 55:00. 5, Oro, Logan Gray, 69:00. 6, Oro, Virginia May, 75:00.

Shots on goal — SM 7, Oro 25.

Saves — SM, Brian Martin, 16; Oro, Cash Nelson, 5.

Lake City 7

Saint George’s 0

COEUR d’ALENE — Senior midfielder Connor Jump had two goals, junior forward Jacob Molina a goal and an assist for the Timberwolves in a nonleague win over the Dragons of Spokane in a nonleague match at the Lake City High football field late Tuesday.

“This was a fun experience playing under the stadium lights on the football field,” Lake City coach Kevin Jump said. “We had to make some adjustments because we were under-hitting passes and enamored with kicking the ball through the uprights. But, we adapted well and played with a great deal of composure. We established possession early on and never seemed to relinquish. I was pleased with our style of play and collecting our 11th clean sheet of the season.”

Junior JZ Stimak-Eckman had two assists for Lake City (12-0), which hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday.

First half — 1, LC, Jacob Molina (Michael Chan), 5:00. 2, LC, Connor Jump (Gavin Schoener), 26:00. 3, LC, Landon Miller (JZ Stimak-Eckman), 39:00. Second half — 4, LC, Jump (Philip Du), 54:00. 5, LC, Valentyn Kuzyk (Aidan Stewart), 56:00. 6, LC, Bryant Donovan (Stimak-Erickson), 67:00. 7, LC, Kai Delio (Molina), 73:00.

Shots on goal — SG 0, LC 18.

Saves — SG, unknown, 11; LC, Benji Valov-Deming, 0.