Youth Sports Oct. 30, 2024
Courtesy photo The Lake City Thunder softball team went 5-0 last weekend to win the Harvest Bash in Ephrata, Wash. The Thunder outscored their opponents 62-12 for the weekend. The team had 55 hits and the pitchers totaled 41 strikeouts. This is the first season for this team, with girls from Coeur d'Alene High, Lakeland, Canfield and Spokane. In the front row from left are Avah Gonzales, Addie Lisenbe, Tessa Lovell and Ella Ferguson; and back row from left, coach Rich Dudley, Shasta Ackerman, Katie Nave, Savannah Stevens, Paisley Lund, Olivia Dudley, Sofie Wasley, Raegan Masters and coach Ad…
Courtesy photo The sixth grade Cd'A Lakers AAU girls basketball team went 5-0 at the Boo Ball Tournament last weekend in the Spokane area, winning the championship game in triple overtime over the Montana Lights. In the front row from left are Teagan Phenicie, Emery Talbot and Kinsley Wallis; and back row from left, Addi Salas, Brylee Brown, Kyal Carlson, Peyton Brulotte and Quinn Martin.
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013 Girls Academy soccer team defeated Sandpoint FC 2012G 3-0 in Ponderay on Saturday. The Sting finished in first place in the Washington Inland Select League with a record of 18-0, and outscored their opponents 106-9. In the front row from left are Sophia Quigley, Kaylee Evans, Kinsley May, Nora Schock, Presley Hart, Emma Storlie, and Felicity Miller; and back row from left, Hayden Hays, Nevie Sousley, Kyal Carlson, Addison Salas, Peyton Cantrell, Nora Snyder, Alexis Morisette, Evellyn Howard, Amelia McGowan, Novalee Hoel and Kinsey Kiefer.
Courtesy photo 10U The Coeur d'Alene Crush 10U girls fastpitch softball team took first place at the Harvest Bash Tournament this past weekend in Ephrata, Wash. In the front row from left are Vinni Gongora, Davy Hicks, Lyla Atteberry, Kamryn Corbey and Madi West; and back row from left, Brianna Wilson, Addy Johnson, Harper Anderson, coach Kara Hicks, coach Joe Corbey, Aliya Pennock, Quinn Burrill and Lily Ratcliffe. Not pictured is Isla Wearne.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Girls U13 soccer team played its last game of the fall season Saturday afternoon, a 2-1 loss against Spokane Shadow G13 Copa. In the front is Jetti Thomas; second row from left, Zoey Morris, Elin Vaniman, Eva Frost and Kennedy Zimmerman; back row from left, Ella Herzog, Tatum Gillmore, Stella Jones, Mia Rodriguez, Noelle Raber, Briella Ayers and Allie Stone; and rear, coach Amity Whittaker.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Girls U10 soccer team finished its fall season undefeated with a 10-1 win against Storm FC on Saturday afternoon. From left are Delilah Morris, Milena Tate, Hadley Burton, Adelle Paine, London Tierney, Memphis Tate, Lucille Thomas, Finley Matheson and Piper Raber; and rear, coach Amity Whittaker.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Girls U09 soccer team finished its fall season with a 6-0 win against Spokane Shadow. In the front row from left are Jane Buffum, Grace Looney, Esther Greene and Kaia Lindenstein; second row from left, Nora Burt, Sadi Lehosit, London Tierney, Adelle Paine, Sadi Lewis, Reagan Zimmerman; and back row from left, coach Jason Steenstra and coach Chelsie Dance.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U08 soccer team played three games over the weekend to finish up its fall season and defeated Sting 17B Black 10-9, Spokane Shadow 3-2 and WE Surf SC B17 6-3. In the front row from left are Cooper Lewis, Boone Thomas and Max Stover; and back row from left, Ryker Bertek, Xander Werner, Rockwell Millikan, Rocco Paine and coach Matt Werner.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U09 Black and Yellow soccer teams competed against each other Monday evening in their last league match of the fall season. Each team also got a win Saturday with team Yellow defeating WE Surf SC 5-1 and team Black defeating SOZO 7-1. In the front row from left are Weston Kramer, Jasper Johnson, Graysen Martino, Luke Odom, Lincoln Haynie, Xander Werner, Onyx Barnes and Ryker Raber; second row from left, Colin Happeny, Max Stover, Peyton Schock, Waylon Wood, Hugh Erickson, Krew Steenstra, Graham Brown, Estes Hartley, Cole Rounds, Mitchell Volland and Greyson …
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U10 soccer team competed in a tough match Saturday morning against Sting 15B Yellow 1 team, ending in a 3-3 draw. In the front row from left are Elijah Ramsey, Cash Fowler, Peyton Pecor and Roman Cortes; second row from left, Ryker Bailey, Cole Birdsell, Talmadge Greene, Colter Bodnar, Emerson Cousino, Coleman Underdown and Macario Rodriguez; and back row from left, coaches Ross Kuhn and Jason Steenstra.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U11 Black soccer team ended its fall season strong with a 1-1 draw against Albion SC Idaho BU12. In the front row from left are Kash Tucker, Maverick Paine, Carter Dance, Ezra Herzog, Rylan Nitti and Declan Cleave; and back row from left, coach John O’Neil, Aaron Tell, Luca Riley, Jack Harrison, Steele Steenstra, Roman Cortes, Graysen Higgins and Ethan Liss.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U11 Yellow soccer team hosted the SOZO FC B14 Gold on Saturday afternoon, losing 5-0. In the front is Ezra Herzog; second row from left, Carter Marine, Samuel Mojzis, Thatcher Lechleitner, Luke Johnson and Griffin Curry; and back row from left, Jett Crandall, Jack Harrison, Andres Lujan, Ben Erickson, Landon Skiles, Graysen Higgins and coach John O’Neil.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA CDA Boys U15 soccer traveled to Sandpoint on Friday evening for its last game of the fall season, ending with a tough 5-4 loss to Albion SC Idaho BU15. In the front row from left are Dillon Matheson, Caleb Wurster, Weston Borges, Mateo Ethan Mariano, Josue Contreras and Jaxon Dewitt; and back row from left, Bennett Anderson, Soren Vedel, Tripp Dewitt, Jaxon Haynie, Kenton Susca, Xavier Tierney, Elias Herzog, Ethan MacPherson, Michael Steffani, Sebastian Guitron, Logan Siahaya, Carter Lloyd, Holden Loustalot and coach Bailey O’Neil.
Photo by JULIE SPEELMAN The Sting girls 11 team lost 2-1 against Spokane Shadow G11 Copa on Sunday at Canfield Middle School. Elle Sousley scored for the Sting. Pictured in white is Nevie Sousley of the Sting dribbling the ball, with Brinlee Plumb at right.
Courtesy photo The 2014 Sting (black) girls soccer team finished the season with a 4-0 win against Spokane Shadow N Shale. Sting goals scored by Aida Stanley, Finley Martin and Quinn Baily. In the front from left are Rylan Parks and Audrey Rietze; kneeling from left are Sophia Moreno and Brooklyn Simoni; and back row from left, coach Ken Thompson, Emma Thompson, Poppy Moreau, Aida Stanley, Finley Martin, Liv Mickelson, Quinn Baily, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Lyla Maestas, Charli Mehlhoff and coach Katie Martin.
Photo by KATHY STERLING The Sting U9 Boys Yellow soccer team beat the Spokane Shadow Junior B2016 Jarrett Valley team 8-1 last Saturday at Hayden Meadows Elementary, putting them in second place for the fall league season. Sting goals were scored by Jaxson Matheney (3), Isaak Sterling (1), Gideon Lee (1), Elijah Cline (2) and Hudson Helbling (1). From left are Micah D’Alessandro, Lincoln Sargent, Thomas Ely, Hudson Helbling, coach Ian McKenna, Elijah Cline, Xavier Sousley, Athanasius Berry, Jaxson Matheney, Xander Rodriguez, Atlas Lepley, Isaak Sterling and Gideon Lee.
Courtesy photo The Cd'A Chargers finished third in the recent Washington 2024 Gridiron Championship, taking their semifinal game to triple overtime before falling. In the front row from left are Kiptyn Keogh, Ben Cesarini, Maddux Capaul, Grey Gallia and Jaxon Forbush; second row from left, Roman Frisbie, Gus Walker, Luke Capaul, Carter McBroom, Hudson Capaul and Jaxson Brouse; and back row from left, coaches Tucker Forbush and Dave Cesarini.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2015 girls soccer team wrapped up its fall season with a 5-0 win against Spokane Shadow G15 Shale on Saturday at Spokane Polo Fields in Airway Heights. Sting goals were scored by Syrae Boatman (1), Makena Malone (3) and Beckett Murphy (1). In the front row from left are Makena Malone, Cielle Ellis, Kit Fields, Isla Shupe and June Greene; and back row from left, coach Kyle Havercroft, Madison Malone, Beckett Murphy, Nora Havercroft, Camryn Cline, Isabelle Caywood, SyRae Boatman, Malia Acker and coach Nate Conley.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2015 Boys soccer team lost to the WE Surf SC B15 Pre-EA last Saturday. From left are Griffin Storey, Flynn Bundy, George Jerkins, coach Ian McKenna, Henry Hermance, goalkeeper Bode Hebener, Silas Ballou, Thomas Davis, Reid Funkhouser, Bam Bookholtz and Jacoby Frank.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2017 Girls soccer team lost to the WE Surf SC G2017/2018 last Saturday. In the front row from left are Perpetua Berry, Raegan Duvall, Kinley Gillespie, Ginny Funkhouse and Hayden Ferretii; second row from left, Kennedi Haycraft, Penny Peterson, Georgia Davis and Bella Butler; and rear, coaches Kaela Haycraft and Brett Davis.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2017 Girls soccer team lost to the WE Surf SC G2017/2018 last Saturday. In the front row from left are Perpetua Berry, Raegan Duvall, Kinley Gillespie, Ginny Funkhouse and Hayden Ferretii; second row from left, Kennedi Haycraft, Penny Peterson, Georgia Davis and Bella Butler; and rear, coaches Kaela Haycraft and Brett Davis.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2015 Boys soccer team lost to the WE Surf SC B15 Pre-EA last Saturday. From left are Griffin Storey, Flynn Bundy, George Jerkins, coach Ian McKenna, Henry Hermance, goalkeeper Bode Hebener, Silas Ballou, Thomas Davis, Reid Funkhouser, Bam Bookholtz and Jacoby Frank.
Courtesy photo The Hooptown Blazers, a seventh grade AAU girls basketball team with players from Coeur d’Alene and the Spokane area, won the Spokane Boo Ball Fall Classic last weekend. The Blazers beat the Lady Raiders 70-32, OP Nation 82-13, UYF Elite 55-18 and Diamond Lane 69-22 to take first place. From left are coach Nikki White, Bailey Madsen, Layne Whiteman (Coeur d'Alene), Quinn Paulson (Coeur d'Alene), Hadley Sheridan, Kinlee White, Reese Libey, Kennedy Coan, Brightyn Gatten (Coeur d'Alene) and coach Rob Sheridan.
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