PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings get rolling on the road

• FOOTBALL

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Forget the bus.

Coeur d’Alene got to the winners circle through the air on Friday.

Sophomore Caden Symons threw for four touchdowns as the Vikings beat the Union Titans 40-10 at McKenzie Stadium on Friday.

“With back-to-back long road trips, it was good to see the kids respond this way tonight,” Coeur d’Alene coach Shawn Amos said. “We’ve got some areas to work on, but the kids did a really good job.”

Coeur d’Alene fell 28-16 to Woodinville last Thursday in Bothell, Wash.

Senior running back Carsen Speelman and sophomore Isaac Rook also had rushing touchdowns for Coeur d’Alene (4-2), which opens 5A Inland Empire League play at Lake City next Friday.

“It was nice to have a lot of balance and kids contribute in the right way tonight,” Amos said. “We did a much better job of not putting ourselves in bad positions with penalties as well. It was a good night.”

Union, which beat Coeur d’Alene last season 40-20 at Viking Field, is 1-4.

Coeur d’Alene 14 6 6 14 — 40

Union 0 3 0 7 — 10

First quarter

Cd’A — Kolbe Coey 34 pass from Caden Symons (Jayson Cady kick)

Cd’A — Carsen Speelman 11 run (Cady kick)

Second quarter

Cd’A — Coey 23 pass from Symons (kick failed)

Union — FG, Canaan Moore, 38

Third quarter

Cd’A — Jamison Kizziar 48 pass from Symons (conversion failed)

Fourth quarter

Cd’A — Kai Wheeler 23 pass from Symons (Cady kick)

Union — Blake Childreth 6 run (kick successful)

Cd’A — Isaac Rook run (Cady kick)

Sugar-Salem 55

Timberlake 8

SPIRIT LAKE — Jonathan Hansen scored on a 5-yard touchdown run for the Tigers in the fourth quarter of a loss to the Diggers, who have won four of the last five state 3A titles, at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field.

Sugar-Salem running back Carson Harris ran for 101 yards and three touchdowns as the Diggers (6-0) outgained the Tigers (4-2) 569-248.

“There’s a reason why they’re the No. 1 team in the state,” Timberlake coach Kelly Amos said. “They just outmanned us the entire game and it was tough. They had a big, shifty running back that we just couldn’t deal with and we couldn’t shut them down. They’re super physical and athletic and we had a tough time getting anything going. They just played hard, physical football.”

Timberlake has a bye next week, then visits Lakeland on Oct. 13.

Sugar-Salem 13 21 15 6 — 55

Timberlake 0 0 0 8 — 8

SS — Carson Harris 8 run (Abe Baldwin kick)

SS — Harris 2 run (kick failed)

SS — unknown 62 pass from James Chase (Baldwin kick)

SS — Harris 17 pass from Chase (kick failed)

SS — Tate Cutler 19 pass from Chase (Chase run)

SS — Cach Harris 17 pass from Chase (Harris run)

SS — Cutler 4 run (Baldwin kick)

TL — Jonathan Hansen 5 run (Hansen run)

SS — Baldwin 23 pass from Chase (kick failed)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — SS, Harris 10-101, McInelly 1-47, Fleming 4-25, Cutler 3-23, Harris 1-22, Gonzalez 13-8. TL, Lenz 23-56, Tebbe 10-30, Hansen 2-6, Meidinger 1-1.

PASSING — SS, Chase, 13-18-232. TL, Meidinger, 7-14–1-155.

RECEIVING — SS, Harris 4-62, Cutler 2-58, McInelly 2-28, Baldwin 1-23, Harris 3-16. TL, Yetter 4-118, Lenz 1-20, Tebbe 1-10, McDougall 1-7.

St. Maries 28

Bonners Ferry 0

ST. MARIES — Senior Trey Gibson scored four touchdowns, all in the first half of the Lumberjacks nonleague win over the Badgers at St. Maries High.

Gibson, who ran for 286 yards, scored on runs of 5, 4, 46 and 9 yards in the first half for St. Maries (2-4), which hosts Grangeville in a Central Idaho League game next Friday.

Bonners Ferry (0-5) hosts Kellogg next Friday.

Bonners Ferry 0 0 0 0 — 0

St. Maries 14 14 0 0 — 28

SM — Trey Gibson 5 run (conversion failed)

SM — Gibson 4 run (conversion successful)

SM — Gibson 46 run (conversion failed)

SM — Gibson 9 run (conversion successful)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — BF, Rice 7-28, Bateman 2-6, Hiatt 2-2. SM, Gibson 31-286, Brebner 2-17, Barta 4-(-8).

PASSING — BF, Rice, 4-17-0-61. SM, Barta, 11-17-1-145.

RECEIVING — BF, unknown. SM, Ceja-Grimaldo 4-84, Gibson 2-20, Gustaffe 1-9, Brebner 1-6.

Mullan-St. Regis 54

Lakeside 32

WORLEY — Senior Kofi Appiah ran for 212 yards and five touchdowns for the Tigers in a North Star League win over the Knights at the Marimn Health Coeur Center.

Lakeside senior Qwincy Hall ran for 223 yards and two touchdowns. The Knights had four turnovers in the game, three via fumble.

John Pruitt ran for 88 yards and two touchdowns for Mullan/St. Regis (6-0, 5-0 NSL), which faces Shelby, Mont., next Saturday in St. Regis.

Lakeside (3-3, 2-1) faces Wallace next Friday at Sather Field in Silverton.

Mullan/St. Regis 14 20 14 6 — 54

Lakeside 8 8 0 16 — 32

LS — Jarius SiJohn-Moffit 9 run (SiJohn Moffit run)

Mull — Kofi Appiah 5 29 run (conversion failed

Mull — Appiah 21 run (Appiah run)

Mull — John Pruitt 10 run (Pruitt pass from Connor Lulis)

LS — Qwincy Hall 27 run (Hall run)

Mull — Pruitt 70 run (conversion failed)

Mull — Pruitt 36 pass from Lulis (conversion successful)

Mull — Appiah 1 run (conversion failed)

Mull — Appiah 32 run (Kaleb Park pass from Lulis)

LS — Blaze Callahan 4 run (SiJohn-Moffit run)

Mull — Appiah 29 run (conversion failed)

LS — Liam Hendrickx 2 run (Hall run)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Mull, Appiah 17-212, Pruitt 6-88, Simkins 3-3, Petit 1-(-1), Lulis 2-(-8). LS, Hall 28-223, SiJohn-Moffit 16-110, Callahan 6-51, Dole 6-21, Peone 4-7, Hendrickx 1-2.

PASSING — Mull, Lulis, 7-9–0-152. LS, Hendrickx, 2-4-0-(-1).

RECEIVING — Mull, Park 3-66, Pruitt 3-63, Appiah 1-23. LS, SiJohn-Moffit 1-2, Hall 1-(-3).

• VOLLEYBALL

Cd’A at

Madison tourney

REXBURG — The Vikings defeated Thunder Ridge of Idaho Falls 25-18, 25-21, 25-21, then fell to Mountain View of Meridian 25-21, 25-20, 17-25, 17-25, 15-12 on the first day of the Madison tournament.

Paisley Goings had 14 kills, 21 digs, five aces and four blocks in the the two matches for Coeur d’Alene (17-3). Lizzy Hardy had 31 assists and seven digs, Bailey Jaworski 26 assists, eight digs and four aces, Gracie Legg 35 digs, Angela Maiani 10 kills, Alexa Stavros seven digs, Kaydence Green six kills, Olivia Naccarato 21 kills and five blocks, Gia Janke seven blocks.

The tourney concludes today.

Linda Sheridan

Classic

SPOKANE — Post Falls defeated University 25-16, 25-21 in its lone match of pool play Friday night at the Linda Sheridan Classic.

Kylie Munday had six kills, nine assists and six digs for Post Falls (21-3). Jenna Sarff had five kills, Lucy Carr five assists, Sam Anderson two blocks, Lexi Norisada and Danielle Codd three digs each, Vanessa Kison two aces.

Lake City, in its lone pool play match Friday night, beat Freeman 18-25, 25-22, 15-12.

Jessalyn Wilson had six kills and three digs for Lake City (4-7). Taylor Winey had 14 assists and two aces, Lola Jeanselme five digs, Emmery Fuller four kills and two blocks.

“Great start to the weekend with some big blocks and swings from Emmery,” Lake City coach Michelle Kleinberg said. “We were aggressive from the service line with nine aces, and did a good job of getting out of sticky rotations. Excited to see what we can do tomorrow.”

The tourney concludes today with more pool play, followed by bracket play.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Coeur d’Alene 1

Moscow 0

COEUR d’ALENE — Sally Gatten scored on an assist from Kylie McCamly in the 72nd minute to send the Vikings past the Bears in an Inland Empire League match at Viking Field.

Macy Walters had four saves for Coeur d’Alene (6-3-2, 6-3-1 IEL), which is off until hosting Lake City in the opening round of the regional tournament next Saturday at noon.

Moscow is 6-4-1.

First half — none. Second half — 1, Cd’A, Sally Gatten (Kylie McCamly), 72:00.

Shots on goal — Mos 4, Cd’A 7.

Saves — Mos, unknown, 6; Cd’A, Macy Walters, 6.

Cd'A Charter 2

Bonners Ferry 0

BONNERS FERRY — Further information was not available.

BOYS SOCCER

Bonners Ferry 4

Cd'A Charter 2

BONNERS FERRY — No other information was available.