Youth Sports June 12, 2024
Courtesy photo The Yankees won the championship game of the Hayden Little League Majors baseball division 12-4 last Thursday. In the front row from left are Hunter Mires, Trevor Nolan, Nick Gregerson, Swayzie Thompson, Dayton Bissett and Cooper Young; and back row from left, Levi Clark, Kade Robbins, Parker Green, Bodhi Koepl, Keegan Nitti and Ezekiel McNiel. Not pictured are coaches Bryan Thompson, Randy Gregerson and Justin Nitti.
Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 2012 boys Academy soccer team took first place in its bracket at the recent 3 Blind Refs Tournament in Kalispell, Mont. In the front row from left to right are Jake Young, Breesen Ellis, Ezekiel McNiel, Blake Cline and Reece Ballou; and back row from left, coach Ian McKenna, coach Robin Bundy, Sander Bundy, Benjamin Thomas, Kai Peraldo, Brendan Butler, Jack Boland, Evan Peak, coach Scott McNiel and coach Nick Funkhouser.
JASON DUCHOW PHOTOGRAPHY Last Thursday, Hayden Little League celebrated the end of the season with championship games, raffle prizes, a barbecue and awards. Three Lake City High School seniors were awarded the John Plum Memorial Scholarship. These three seniors are all former Hayden Little League baseball players and will play in college next year. From left are Nate Weatherhead, Community Colleges of Spokane; Cooper Reese, New Mexico State; Mariah Martindale, Little League District 1 Administrator, and Charlie Dixon, Boise State (club team).
Courtesy photo The Coeur d’Alene Crush took second place in the 14U Gold Bracket at the Emeralds Smash softball tournament last weekend in Kalispell, Mont. In the front row from left are Macy Waterhouse, Paisley Johnson, Madeline Peterson, Molly Nelson and Paityn Froman; and back row from left, coach Patti Davenport, Sophia Piekarski, Rylan Morrison, Ada Blakemore, Reese Vanek, Maddy Pratt, Jenna Davenport and coach Bailey Cavanagh.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene Lumbermen 14U baseball team picked up the flags throughout the Coeur d'Alene community on Memorial Day evening. The flags were put out in honor of Memorial Day. The Lums 16U team put the flags out in the morning. From left are Olin Elgee, Dane Perkl, Corbin Rodda, Jack Elgee and Kole Rodda.
BASKETBALL
The Viking Basketball Camp, for boys and girls throughout the area entering grades K-7, is scheduled for June 17-19 from 9 a.m. to noon each day at Coeur d'Alene High School.
Coeur d'Alene High boys basketball coach Jon Adams, and new Viking girls basketball coach Stacy Boyd head the instructional staff, which also includes Viking assistant coaches and former and current players.
Cost is $75 per camper — check only.
Boys and girls may sign up the first day of camp prior to 9 a.m.
Submit items for youth and non-varsity high school sports by noon Tuesday for publication Wednesday. Email stories and photos (in .jpg format) to sports@cdapress.com.
Information: 208-664-8176, Ext. 2019
Courtesy photo The Timbers North FC 2012 boys Academy soccer team took first place in its bracket at the recent 3 Blind Refs Tournament in Kalispell, Mont. In the front row from left to right are Jake Young, Breesen Ellis, Ezekiel McNiel, Blake Cline and Reece Ballou; and back row from left, coach Ian McKenna, coach Robin Bundy, Sander Bundy, Benjamin Thomas, Kai Peraldo, Brendan Butler, Jack Boland, Evan Peak, coach Scott McNiel and coach Nick Funkhouser.
JASON DUCHOW PHOTOGRAPHY Last Thursday, Hayden Little League celebrated the end of the season with championship games, raffle prizes, a barbecue and awards. Three Lake City High School seniors were awarded the John Plum Memorial Scholarship. These three seniors are all former Hayden Little League baseball players and will play in college next year. From left are Nate Weatherhead, Community Colleges of Spokane; Cooper Reese, New Mexico State; Mariah Martindale, Little League District 1 Administrator, and Charlie Dixon, Boise State (club team).
Courtesy photo The Coeur d’Alene Crush took second place in the 14U Gold Bracket at the Emeralds Smash softball tournament last weekend in Kalispell, Mont. In the front row from left are Macy Waterhouse, Paisley Johnson, Madeline Peterson, Molly Nelson and Paityn Froman; and back row from left, coach Patti Davenport, Sophia Piekarski, Rylan Morrison, Ada Blakemore, Reese Vanek, Maddy Pratt, Jenna Davenport and coach Bailey Cavanagh.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene Lumbermen 14U baseball team picked up the flags throughout the Coeur d'Alene community on Memorial Day evening. The flags were put out in honor of Memorial Day. The Lums 16U team put the flags out in the morning. From left are Olin Elgee, Dane Perkl, Corbin Rodda, Jack Elgee and Kole Rodda.