Youth Sports April 10, 2024: Soccer, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and more

Courtesy photo The Holy Family Catholic School middle school (grade 6-8) girls basketball team took place at the Mountain Christian League Tournament at The Oaks in Spokane Valley. In the front row from left are Ollie Dudley, Sadie Franz, Aranie Barragan, Emily Murphy, Violet Oberholzer, Mary Kate Doree and Ava Langer; and back row from left, Scarlet Oberholzer, coach Jessica Franz, Faith McAllister, Colette Kolobow, Lily Alberton, Mariah Lowman, Isabel Cefola, coach Keely Lowman, Audrey McMahon, Harleen Singh-Hernandez and coach Todd Turner.

Courtesy photo Three Coeur d'Alene High distance runners qualified to attend the 2024 Arcadia Invitational in Arcadia, Calif., on April 5-6. A record 692 high schools had athletes qualify for track and field events throughout the United States. In the 3,200 meters (Open Section 1), Zack Cervi-Skinner placed 15th with a time of 9:17.49, and Jacob King placed 23rd with a time of 9:25.24; in the mile run (Open), Zack Cervi-Skinner placed 48th with a time of 4:24.95; and in the 3,200 meters (seeded), Max Cervi-Skinner placed 25th with a time of 9:05.65 (setting a CHS school record). Pictured fro…

Courtesy photo 208 Volleyball U13 Elite took first in the American Division at the Salt Lake City Showdown this past weekend, earning a bid to the USAV National Championships in Dallas, Texas. In the front row from left are Gretah Angle, Jade Laos and Sonia-rei Fong; and back row from left, coach Amber Powell, Ella Jeanselme, Peyton Barclift, Ellie Fangman, Everlee Powell, Texanna Schlechte, Ella Yrjana, Danica Pratt, head coach Jessica Trevena and coach Janell Gardner.

Courtesy photo The North Idaho Storm 2025 varsity team went 5-0 to win the All Star division of the Stars Shootout held this past weekend at the Warehouse in Spokane. The Storm beat Knight Club 72-37, Catch Spokane Express 81-34 and Deer Park Bombers 56-22. In the semifinals the Storm beat NI Impact (Lake City) 47-36. In the championship game the Storm beat the Kendrick High School Tigers 56-50. From left are head coach Al Arnone, Peyton Hillman, Dominic Wilhelm, Mason Hensley, Zach Bell, Carter Kloos, Garrett Varner, Zach Cook, Evan Hensyel, Gabe Harris, Jaron Yager and assistant coach Garr…

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 9s at the Region 2 Regional Championships in Everett, Wash. From left, Grayson McKlendin, Lance Mosher, Cayden Ptashkin, Conan Tapia, Felipe McAllister and coach Matt Auerbach.

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 5s and 7s at the Region 2 Regional Championships in Everett, Wash. From left are Ricky Parker, Blaide Cotten, Carson Kenny and coach Matt Auerbach.

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Hope's athletes competed at the Parkettes Optional Elite Qualifier in Pennsylvania. From left are Piper St John and Kaylee Strimback.

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 4 Preston Pool at the Region 2 Regional Championships in Everett, Wash.

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 3s at the Region 2 Regional Championships in Everett, Wash. From left are Eric Newell and Jakob Clinton.

Courtesy photo The Holy Family Catholic School middle school (grade 6-8) boys basketball team won the Mountain Christian League Tournament at The Oaks in Spokane Valley. From left are Eli Franz, Rhett Gama, Grant Clemens, coach Jordan Gama, Sam Murphy, Rogan Velin, Ty Ball, James Roscoe, coach Kellen Clemens, Drew Bragg, Jimmy Doree and coach Rett Roscoe.

Courtesy photo The Spokane Elite NXT 14U basketball team won the Stars Shootout 15U division 52-50 over ITZ Select on Sunday at the Warehouse in Spokane. From left are coach Tre’ Boyd, coach Trenten Garza, Orest Sydor, Ty Ball (Coeur d'Alene), Tavion Norwood (Post Falls), Lennox Radford (Coeur d'Alene), Taytem Frazier (Coeur d'Alene), Jason Dixon, Andy Irgens (Coeur d'Alene), coach Jeremiah Hilliard and coach Stacy Boyd. Not pictured is Jacob Wood (Coeur d'Alene).

Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Hope's athletes competed at the Parkettes Optional Elite Qualifier in Pennsylvania. From left are Piper St John and Kaylee Strimback.