PREP ROUNDUP: Max Cervi-Skinner breaks course record at Farragut Invitational

• CROSS COUNTRY

ATHOL — Coeur d’Alene High senior Max Cervi-Skinner finished the Timberlake Farragut Invitational in a course-record 15 minutes, 12.68 seconds, leading the Vikings to the team title on Saturday at Farragut State Park.

Senior Zack Cervi-Skinner (second), sophomore Wyatt Carr (fourth) and sophomore Gabe Heule (14th) also finished in the top 20 for Coeur d’Alene, which finished with 41 points.

Lake City senior Logan Anderson was eighth.

Coeur d’Alene junior Dakota Keyworth was the top local finisher in the girls race, finishing in 19:25.41. Lake City senior Hazel Kunkel (seventh), Timberlake junior Vanessa McLachlan (12th, Post Falls senior Kaylynn Misner (13th) and Coeur d’Alene senior Sonja Jones (17th) finished in the top 20.

Meridian senior Paisley Taylor won the girls race in 18:35.06.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 41. 2, Mt. Spokane 77. 3, Lewis and Clark 94. 4, Cheney 141. 5, Meridian 232. 6, Borah 238. 7, Bishop Kelly 299. 8, University 299. 9, Valley Christian 369. 10, Lake City 378. 11, Lakeland 378. 12, Capital 378. 13, North Central 382. 14, Shadle Park 409. 15, Moscow 413. 16, Sandpoint 421. 17, McCall-Donnelly 435. 18, Kuna 455. 19, Timberlake 469. 20, Medical Lake 491. 21, Logos 511. 22, Post Falls 541. 23, Lewiston 546. 24, Lakeside (Wash.) 573. 25, Colville 600. 26, Loyola-Sacred Heart 692. 27, Ridgeline 719. 28, Bonners Ferry 815. 29, Deer Park 909. 30, Troy 927. 

TOP 20 — 1, Max Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 15:12.68. 2, Zack Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 15:26.33. 3, Nate Stadlander, Meridian, 15:47.26. 4, Wyatt Carr, Coeur d’Alene, 15:49.31. 5, Kade Brownell, Mt. Spokane, 16:00.85. 6, Parker Westermann, Mt. Spokane, 16:08.70. 7, Becks Bird, Shadle Park, 16:09.65. 8, Logan Anderson, Lake City, 16:13.07. 9, Gaitlin Michaelsen, Mt. Spokane, 16:17.44. 10, Cameron Frank, Cheney, 16:18.06. 11, Toby Meier, Lewis and Clark, 16:21.85. 12, Jack Tobin, Bishop Kelly, 16:24.53. 13, Charlie Speirs, McCall-Donnelly, 16:25.86. 14, Gabe Heule, Coeur d’Alene, 16:29.66. 15, Caleb Royce, Timberlake, 16:33.35. 16, Nathan Smith, Mt. Spokane, 16:43.28. 17, Elijah Tobin, Lewis and Clark, 16:45.33. 18, Harper Churape, Lewis and Clark, 16:46.80. 19, Westin Madden, Valley Christian, 16:47.38. 20, Brayden Lamanna, Priest River, 16:48.77. 

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Capital 70. 2, Gonzaga Prep 119. 3, Coeur d’Alene 122. 4, Mt. Spokane 150. 5, Bishop Kelly 188. 6, Borah 206. 7, Timberlake 208. 8 Lake City 237. 9, Lakeside (Wash.) 278. 10, Meridian 278. 11, Post Falls 312. 12, Ridgeline 342. 13, Medical Lake 352. 14, McCall-Donnelly 372. 15, Moscow 390. 16, Cheney 424. 17, Sandpoint 431. 18, Bonners Ferry 452. 19, Lakeland 479. 20, Logos 510. 21, Kuna 524. 22, Valley Christian 534. 23, Lewiston 556. 24, Colville 569. 25, Shadle Park 588.

TOP 20 — 1, Paisley Taylor, Meridian, 18:35.06. 2, Lily Sullivan, Capital, 19:03.07. 3, Dakota Keyworth, Coeur d’Alene, 19:25.41. 4, Cadence Mitchell, Capital, 19:31.26. 5, Ainsley Bowen, Mt. Spokane, 19:40.81. 6, Jane Wycoff, Mt. Spokane, 19:42.49. 7, Hazel Kunkel, Lake City, 19:43.68. 8, Kaylee Dennler, Medical Lake, 19:53.12. 9, Erin McMahon, Gonzaga Prep, 19:55.67. 10, Bella Buckner, Gonzaga Prep, 19:56.84. 11, Claire Gee, Gonzaga Prep, 20:02.10. 12, Vanessa McLachlan, Timberlake, 20:04.88. 13, Kaylynn Misner, Post Falls, 20:05.87. 14, Ella Klekas, Bishop Kelly, 20:17.13. 15, Cora Crawford, Moscow, 20:22.24. 16, Zoey Stauffer, Bishop Kelly, 20:23.26. 17, Sonja Jones, Coeur d’Alene, 20:27.89. 18, Sage Powell, Capital, 20:34.43. 19, Ruthie Sullivan, Capital, 20:36.62. 20, Nica Ruprecht, Borah, 20:43.26.

VOLLEYBALL

Sandpoint takes two at Judy Fong

LEWISTON — The Bulldogs picked up their first tournament wins of the season, defeating Logos 25-22, 25-22 and Timberline of Weippe 25-17, 25-9 at the Judy Fong Memorial Tournament at Lewiston High.

With the two wins, which included a loss to Troy 25-22, 25-11, Sandpoint reached the gold bracket but was outed by Lewiston 25-13, 25-19 after the first round. Senior Audrey Petruso totaled 32 digs and was the team’s leading serve receiver. Junior Hazel Pierce had a team-high 18 kills on the day.

“Her timing and power clicked and she had some amazing swings,” Sandpoint coach Piper Wahlin said of Pierce. “We did some positive things; it’s always good to get some wins.”

Sandpoint (0-5) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.

Priest River d.

Newport 

PRIEST RIVER — Sophomore Raygn Turner had nine kills and six digs, junior Jayda Storro added five aces and 13 assists, and the Spartans swept cross-border rival Newport 25-23, 25-23, 25-8 to push their winning streak to three matches.

The visiting Grizzlies, down as much as seven points in the second set, rallied to take a 22-20 lead, but Priest River pulled out its second consecutive 25-23 set win to gain a 2-0 edge. The Lady Spartans dominated the entire way in the third set, taking it by 17 points, their largest set win this year.

“Our team decided to pick it up competitively at the end when it mattered most,” Priest River coach Katlyn Ward said. “The girls just kept their heads up the whole game.”

Junior Toni Marinello had 10 digs for Priest River (3-0), which hosts Riverside on Monday.

Genesis Prep d. 

Lakeside 

POST FALLS — Laya Daniels had eight kills, seven aces and six blocks as the host Jaguars swept the Knights 26-24, 25-19, 25-21 in a Scenic Idaho Conference match at The Courts. 

Madi Cooper had five kills and three aces for Genesis Prep (2-1, 2-0 SIC). Pearl Covey added 10 digs and three aces, Kennedy Prendergast 18 assists and two aces. 

“The girls bounced back well after our loss to Timberlake,” Genesis Prep coach Paula Thurston said. “It's early in the season, and each match we're getting stronger and more comfortable in what we're doing. Overall, I'm proud of how the girls played today.” 

Lakeside (2-1, 1-1) plays host to Kootenai on Tuesday. 

Genesis Prep is home vs. North Idaho Christian School on Tuesday. 

• BOYS SOCCER

Lewiston vs. Post Falls at The Fields, 7 p.m.; 

Vallivue 4

Sandpoint 3

CALDWELL — Three different players scored for the visiting Bulldogs, who fell in a nonleague match to the Falcons (1-0-2), who have 14 seniors on their roster.

In a game that saw temperatures reach the mid-90s and was a bit smokey, the Bulldogs went into halftime trailing 2-1 after junior Huxley Hall sunk a penalty kick during the 29th minute. Sandpoint coach Dan Anderson said the team went into halftime, regrouped, and changed some things around. 

In the second half, senior Bridger Cudmore sent a through ball to senior Luke Leavitt who scored after a one-on-one with the Falcons’ goalkeeper. Sandpoint conceded two more goals in the 50th and 52nd minute before junior Asher Hazen scored on a header, assisted by Knox Williams, during the 76th minute.

“Overall I’m happy with the performance,” Anderson said. “We played a very fast and skillful team and I’m glad we had the opportunity to get a longer road trip under our belts. Once the boys realized they could hang with them, they responded well and I’m pleased with the grit the boys showed today.”

Sandpoint (2-2-1) travels to Lakeland on Tuesday.

First half — 1, VV, #8, 6:00. 2, Spt, Huxley Hall (penalty kick), 29:00. 3, VV, #22, 39:00. Second half — 4, Spt, Luke Leavitt (Bridger Cudmore), 44:00. 5, VV, #22, 50:00. 6, VV, #22, 52:00. 7, Spt, Asher Hazan (Knox Williams), 76:00.

Shots on goal — Spt 6, VV 11.

Saves: Spt, Gavan Miles 7; VV, unknown 3.

Cd’A Charter 5 

Orofino 0 

POST FALLS — Freshman Brooks Judd scored a hat trick as the host Panthers blanked the Maniacs in Intermountain League play. 

Owen Sharp had a goal and an assist for Coeur d’Alene Charter (4-0, 3-0 IML), which travels to Orofino on Tuesday. 

“We played a little sloppy today, but kept the pressure on them all 80 minutes,” Charter coach Craig Daigle said. “ We definitely need to play better on Tuesday in Orofino to keep it competitive.  Orofino has a special keeper (Cash Nelson) between the posts.” 

First half — 1, Charter, Brooks Judd (Joseph Nicklay), 14:00.  2, Charter, Owen Sharp (Isaac Hines), 39:00. Second half — 3, Charter, Judd (Sharp), 47:00.  4, Charter, Judd (Anthony Haler), 60:00.  5, Charter, Taylor Smith (unassisted), 76:00. 

Shots on goal — Oro 3, Charter 23.  

Saves — Oro, Cash Nelson 17; Charter, Mattis Macmillan 3.  

Bonners Ferry 11 

St. Maries 0 

BONNERS FERRY — Eli Blackmore and Gabriel Litterell each scored hat tricks as the Badgers downed the Lumberjacks in Intermountain League play. 

Bonners Ferry (5-0, 4-0 IML) plays at Lakeland on Thursday. 

St. Maries (0-3, 0-3) travels to Timberlake on Tuesday. 

First half — 1, BF, Eli Blackmore (penalty kick), 2:00. 2, BF, Blackmore, 5:00. 3, BF, Nik Rawson, 6:00. 4, BF, Rawson, 14:00. 5, BF, Blackmore, 16:00. 6, BF, Lincoln Hymas, 19:00. 7, BF, Gabriel Litterell, 24:00. 8, BF, Litterell, 33:00. Second half — 9, BF, Hudson Krejci, 46:00. 10, BF, Josh Warner, 72. 11, BF, Litterell, 78:00. 

Shots on goal — SM 7; BF 25. 

Saves — SM, Kody Tefft 14; BF, Jameson Kissee 3. 

Grangeville 1

Priest River 0

GRANGEVILLE — Junior goalkeeper Baylor White had 18 saves for the Spartans, who fell to the host Bulldogs in IML play.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Lake City 1

Walla Walla 0

COEUR d’ALENE — It took a little more time, but freshman Ryann Blair made her first varsity goal a memorable one.

Blair scored in extra time (because of an injury) for the Timberwolves, who beat the Blue Devils at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.

“Ryann got the ball off a corner kick where it bounced around, and she just struck a great ball,” Lake City coach Matt Ruchti said. “We had a lot of great opportunities, but just didn’t put the ball in the back of the net. Our play in the final third of the field was the best we’ve had all year, but the shots just weren’t on frame. Our players played hard and you can’t ask for more. They’ve shown up, competed and worked hard all year.”

Lake City (5-0-1) travels to Lewiston on Tuesday.

First half — none. Second half — 1, LC, Ryann Blair (unassisted), 80:00.

Shots on goal — WW 4, LC 23.

Saves — WW, unknown, 22; LC, Savvy Spencer 4.

Moses Lake 6

Post Falls 1

POST FALLS — No other information was available.

Bonners Ferry 9

St. Maries 0

BONNERS FERRY — No other information was available. 

Grangeville 4

Priest River 1

GRANGEVILLE — Senior Lizzie McCracken scored the Spartans’ lone goal, her fourth in three games, but Priest River fell to the Bulldogs in IML play.

Priest River (0-3) hosts Bonners Ferry on Friday.

• SWIMMING

Coeur d'Alene boys, Lake City girls

win at season opener

MOSCOW — Coeur d’Alene’s boys and Lake City’s girls captured team titles at the annual Icebreaker meet, the season opener for area schools at the University of Idaho Aquatics Center.

BOYS TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 168. 2, Sandpoint 112. 3, Post Falls 72. 4, Lewiston 53. 5, Lake City 50. 6, Lakeland 35. 7, Moscow 26. 8, Timberlake 2.

GIRLS TEAM SCORES — 1, Lake City 177. 2, Coeur d’Alene 147. 3, Sandpoint 91. 4, Lewiston 42. 5, Moscow 41. 6, Post Falls 16. 7, Lakeland 4.

COMBINED TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 315. 2, Lake City 227. 3, Sandpoint 203. 4, Lewiston 95. 5, Post Falls 88. 6, Moscow 67. 7, Lakeland 39. 8, Timberlake 2.

BOYS

200-yard medley relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Dawson Cushman, Jackson Oswald, Owen Keith, Isaac Thorpe), 1:49.90. 2, Lewiston, 1:52.24. 3, Post Falls, 1:54.87. 

200 freestyle — 1, Andrew Davis, Coeur d’Alene, 1:52.88. 2, Chance Seeds, Post Falls, 1:55.52. 3, Kai Leavitt, Sandpoint, 2:04.70. 

200 IM — 1, Zach Linford, Lake City, 2:09.49. 2, Jace Voeller, Coeur d’Alene, 2:10.73. 3, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint, 2:12.09.

50 freestyle — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 22.39. 2, Eli Shaw, Lake City, 24.02. 3, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 24.41. 

100 freestyle — 1, Isaac Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 49.80. 2, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 53.94. 3, Kai Leavitt, Sandpoint, 54.86. 

500 freestyle — 1, Andrew Davis, Coeur d’Alene, 5:08.06. 2, Chance Seeds, Post Falls, 5:14.13. 3, Joshua Dimitri, Coeur d’Alene, 5:27.79. 

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (Lou Foust, Kai Leavitt, McCoy Jensen, Kale Wright), 1:36.43. 2, Post Falls, 1:40.90. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 1:41.29.

100 backstroke — 1, Zach Linford, Lake City, 57.13. 2, Dawson Cushman, Coeur d’Alene, 57.62. 3, Bodi Demmons, Sandpoint, 1:04.98.

100 breaststroke — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 1:07.38. 2, Filippo Greggio, Lewiston, 1:09.31. 3, McCoy Jensen, 1:09.32.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Dawson Cushman, Jace Voeller, Andrew Davis, Isaac Thorpe), 3:30.63. 2, Sandpoint, 3:50.09. 3, Lakeland, 4:04.70.

GIRLS 

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lake City (Erin Griffith, Quinn Taylor, Taylor Young, Sylvia Strow), 1:58. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 1:58.49. 3, Lake City, 2:03.58.

200 freestyle — 1, Tillie Sobek, Lake City, 2:00.05. 2, Ava de Leeuw, Sandpoint, 2:06.77. 3, Trista Slife, Lake City, 2:07.39.

200 IM — 1, Quinn Taylor, Lake City, 2:21.42. 2, Erin Griffith, Lake City, 2:25.94. 3, Ainsley Kuhne, Coeur d’Alene, 2:30.98. 

50 freestyle — 1, Reina Montecchi, Sandpoint, 26.18. 2, Camden Cotant, Coeur d’Alene, 26.40. 3, Sylvia Strow, Lake City, 26.73. 

100 butterfly — 1, Tillie Sobek, Lake City, 1:03.19. 2, Reagan Greiner, Coeur d’Alene, 1:04.15. 3, Daisy Whitney, Post Falls, 1:06.82.

500 freestyle — 1, Ava de Leeuw, Sandpoint, 5:36.64. 2, Reagan Greiner, Coeur d’Alene, 5:40.57. 3, Quinn Taylor, Lake City, 5:49.12. 

200 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Camden Contant, Alena Gonzalez, Ainsley Kuhne, Karsten Towery), 1:48.24. 2, Lake City, 1:48.52. 3, Sandpoin, 1:54.09.

100 backstroke — 1, Alena Gonzalez, Coeur d’Alene, 1:02.91. 2, Erin Griffith, Lake City, 1:04.12. 3, Taylor Young, Lake City, 1:06.92.

100 breaststroke — 1, Trista Slife, Lake City, 1:11.32. 2, McKenna Sept, Moscow, 1:16.42. 3, Mia Driggs, Sandpoint, 1:16.52. 

400 freestyle relay — 1, Lake City (Sylvia Strow, Erin Griffith, Tillie Sobek, Quinn Taylor), 3:49.22. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 3:59.96. 3, Sandpoint, 4:03.61.

    Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene boys cross country team opened the season by winning the 30-team Timberlake Farragut Invitational on Saturday at Farragut State Park. From left are Rowan Henry, Kyle Rohlinger, Wyatt Carr, Max Cervi-Skinner, Zack Cervi-Skinner, Wyatt Morgenstern, and Gabe Heule.

Photo by GEORGE ROHLINGER Coeur d'Alene junior Dakota Keyworth races toward the finish line in the girls race at the Timberlake Farragut Invitational on Saturday. Keyworth finished third out of 126 competitors.

    Courtesy photo Pictured are the top 20 finishers in the girls varsity race at the Timberlake Farragut Invitational on Saturday. From left are Nica Ruprecht, Ruthie Sullivan, Sage Powell, Sonja Jones, Zoey Stauffer, Cora Crawford, Ella Klekas, Kaylynn Misner, Vanessa McLachlan, Claire Gee, Bella Buckner, Erin McMahon, Kaylee Dennler, Hazel Kunkel, Jane Wycoff, Ainsley Bowen, Cadence Mitchell, Dakota Keyworth, Lily Sullivan and Paisley Taylor.