PREP ROUNDUP: Sandpoint boys hand Coeur d'Alene first loss

• BOYS SOCCER

SANDPOINT — Senior Luke Leavitt had two goals and assisted on two others for Sandpoint, which beat the previously unbeaten Coeur d’Alene Vikings 4-1 in a nonleague match at War Memorial Field on Saturday. 

Gavan Miles had 10 saves for Sandpoint (5-3-2). 

"It was a team victory, everyone very much showed up," Sandpoint coach Dan Anderson said. "I'm tremendously proud of the effort from the first guy to the last guy — the guy that played 80 minutes to the guy who didn't see the field. The focus, determination, heart, was shown by everyone on the team and was a huge boost for us throughout the game when we needed it." 

Senior Kason Pintler scored on an assist from Keaton Gust for Coeur d’Alene (7-1) in the 37th minute to cut the Bulldogs' lead to 2-1.

“Sandpoint came out with a little more intensity than us,” Coeur d’Alene coach Robbie Harmelink said. “They caught us off guard and it’s a good wakeup call for us. We found ourselves complacent, and there’s always a fear that can creep in after seven straight wins. Sandpoint’s a good program, and we need to look in the mirror and realize the job’s not done yet. We need to come to work each day and that  includes me as well.” 

Sandpoint travels to Moscow on Friday. 

Coeur d’Alene visits Lake City on Tuesday.

First half — 1, Spt, Luke Leavitt (penalty kick), 7:00. 2, Spt, Huxley Hall (Leavitt), 24:00. 3, Cd’A, Kason Pintler (Keaton Gust), 37:00. Second half — 4, Spt, Jack Treman (Leavitt), 57:00. 5, Spt, Leavitt (Isaac Schmit), 62:00. 

Shots on goal — Cd’A 11, Spt 7. 

Saves — Cd’A, Grant Johnson 3; Spt, Gavan Miles 10. 

Moscow 2 

Lakeland 0 

MOSCOW — The Bears limited the Hawks to four shots on goal in an Inland Empire League match at the Moscow School District Community Playfields. 

“We had a couple of close opportunities, but couldn’t get them across,” Lakeland coach Nick Haynes said. “It was their senior night, and they came out fired up and outplayed us. We held them off defensively, but couldn’t get anything going offensively. We had a couple of chances, but certainly didn’t have our best game.” 

Lakeland (2-4-3, 1-3-2 IEL) hosts Saint George’s of Spokane on Tuesday. 

Moscow is 3-5, 3-3. 

First half — 1, Mos, Yazid Saad (unassisted), 5:00. Second half — 2, Mos, Ty Kindelspire (unassisted), 60:00. 

Shots on goal — LL 4, Mos 15. 

Saves — LL, Ty Van Meeteren 13; Mos, Wyatt Thornycroft 4. 

• GIRLS SOCCER

Lewis and Clark 3

Coeur d'Alene 1

SPOKANE — The Vikings fell to 2-9 following a loss to the Tigers at ONE Spokane Stadium.

Coeur d'Alene (2-9, 1-5 IEL) hosts Lake City on Tuesday at Viking Stadium.

Lakeland 4

Moscow 0

RATHDRUM — At the end of a long week, Lakeland might have saved its best for last. 

Junior Paige Rose scored two goals, both in the final two minutes for the Hawks in an Inland Empire League win over the Bears at Sunrise Rotary Field. 

“The girls had a very busy week,” said Lakeland coach Kevin Rogge of the team, which went 3-0-1 over four matches this week. “And today was the first game all year where each player on the field played great and contributed to the win. Each player had a key role. We played hard all 80 minutes and the girls didn’t back off.” 

Lakeland (6-2-1, 3-2-1 IEL) travels to Lakeside (Wash.) of Nine Mile Falls on Tuesday. 

Moscow is 5-4, 4-3. 

First half — 1, LL, Karstyn Kiefer (unassisted), 37:00. Second half — 2, LL, Evelyn Bowie (unassisted), 63:00. 3, LL, Paige Rose (penalty kick), 79:00. 4, LL, P. Rose (Brooke Gregory), 80:00. 

Shots on goal — Mos 7, LL 10. 

Saves — Mos, unknown, 6; LL, Ruby McIntosh 7. 

• VOLLEYBALL

Post Falls d. 

Moscow, 

University 

POST FALLS — The host Trojans bounced back from a reverse-sweep loss to Lake City on Tuesday by beating Moscow 25-16, 25-20, 25-20 in an Inland Empire League match, and University 25-22, 25-9, 25-12 in nonleague play, at The Arena. 

Against Moscow, Vanessa Kison had 15 kills and nine digs for Post Falls (8-5, 2-2). Trinity Byrne had eight kills and three blocks, Lucy Carr 19 assists, 10 digs and five aces, Tiffany Foxx five blocks, Lexi Norisada eight digs, Kaela Gump four aces. 

Against University, Kison had six kills, eight digs and five aces, Byrne eight kills, Carr and Claire Ziegler seven assists each, Norisada 13 digs, Rylie Gump three blocks, Kaela Gump two blocks. 

“Everyone stepped up and played with a lot of grit and determination today,” Post Falls coach Matt Barkley said. “Moscow and University made some runs at us a few times and our girls stepped up and answered them with tough serving and scrappy defense. As a team we came away with 12 aces in each match and 45 digs vs. Moscow and 43 digs vs. University. I’m so proud of how they played as a team today.” 

Post Falls plays host to Lakeland on Tuesday in an Inland Empire League match. 

Grangeville d.

Priest River

GRANGEVILLE — Senior Desi Humphrey posted 10 kills and two blocks for the Spartans in a 23-25, 20-25, 25-15, 25-22, 15-11 loss to the Bulldogs in Central Idaho League play at Grangeville HIgh.

Sophomore Raygn Turner had two aces and a team-high 29 digs while junior Jayda Storro had a season-high 30 assists for Priest River (6-3, 2-3 IML), which hosts Bonners Ferry on Monday.

Grangeville is 3-3, 2-1.

• CROSS COUNTRY

Kent leads Sandpoint to

Thompson Falls title

THOMPSON FALLS, Mont. — Junior Paul Kent finished second overall out 84 runners, Kai Budensiek and Wyatt Lemon were the meet’s top two freshman, and the Sandpoint boys took the the team title at the 17-team Thompson Falls Invitational at Rivers Bend Golf Course.

Kent’s 5,000-meter time of 16 minutes and 35 seconds paced the Bulldogs, while Budensiek was seventh in 17 minutes and 10 seconds and Lemon 12th in 17 minutes and 27 seconds.

The Bulldogs finished with 91 points, 23 ahead of Columbia Falls.

On the girls’ side, the Bulldogs finished second out of 11 ]teams. Sophomore Elizabeth Storms (21 minutes and 23 seconds) and freshman Gracie Maltby (21 minutes and 27 seconds) finished back-to-back in 11th and 12th. 

Columbia Falls won the girls meet, which included 11 teams, with 34 points. 

Sandpoint travels to the Mountain West Classic in Missoula next Saturday.

BOYS 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 91. 2, Columbia Falls 114. 3, Browning 121. 4, Ronan 146. 5, Florence-Carlton 180. 6, Plains 184. 7, Bigfork 186. 8, Polson 202. 9, Loyola-Sacred Heart 213. 10, Lincoln County 280. 11, Stevensville 322. 12, Darby 335. 13, St. Ignatius 354. 14, Two Eagle River 395. 15, Thompson Falls 397. 16, Arlee 439. 17, Powell County 541. 

WINNER, LOCALS IN TOP 20 — 1, Kyler Harris, Florence-Carlton, 16:26.51. 2, Paul Kent, Sandpoint, 16:35.39. 7, Kai Budensiek, Sandpoint, 17:10.03. 12, Wyatt Lemon, Sandpoint, 17:27.02. 

GIRLS 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Columbia Falls 34. 2, Sandpoint 85. 3, Browning 130. 4, Plains 140. 5, Whitefish 152. 6, Thompson Falls 179. 7, Bonners Ferry 183. 8, Polson 193. 9, Ronan 274. 10, Lincoln County 305; 11, Bigfork 311. 

WINNER, LOCALS IN TOP 20 — 1, Marina Tulloch, Plains, 18:43.96. 11, Elizabeth Storms, Sandpoint, 21:23.37. 12, Gracie Maltby, Sandpoint, 21:27.59. 13, Sydney Beckle, Bonners Ferry, 21:27.91. 18, Kylie Calderone, Bonners Ferry, 22:07.40. 19, Siena Todd-Murray, Sandpoint, 22:08.22. 20, Hannah Ricks, Sandpoint, 22:13.36.

Peterson leads Lakeland girls

to team title at Can-Am invite

KETTLE FALLS, Wash. — Lakeland freshman Piper Peterson was the top local finisher, taking fifth in the Can-Am Invitational at the Lake Roosevelt National Recreational Area. 

Peterson finished in 22 minutes, 09.62 seconds for the Hawks, who claimed the girls team title with 54 points. Sophomore Sapphire Rulle was eighth in 22:32.48, sophomore Maddison Chapple 12th in 22:51.93 and freshman Annie Mattila 13th in 23:10.91. 

Sophomore Frank McCarthy was the top Hawk boys finisher in fifth (17:15.94), followed by junior Charlie Mattila in sixth (17:15.94) and sophomore Parker Sterling in seventh (17:17.04). Lakeland finished runner-up in the boys meet with 72 points.

Valley Christian of Spokane won the boys team title with 61 points.

• SWIMMING

Jensen shines for Sandpoint

in Lewiston invite

CLARKSTON, Wash. — Sandpoint junior McCoy Jensen won the 200 freestyle, 100 freestyle, and led off the Bulldogs' winning 400 freestyle relay at the Lewiston Invitational at the Asotin Family Aquatic Center.

Junior Kale Wright won the 50 freestyle and anchored Sandpoint's 200 and 400 freestyle winning relays. Freshman Lou Foust added a convincing win in the 500 freestyle.

On the girls' side, junior Mia Driggs won the 50 freestyle, the 100 freestyle and anchored the Lady Bulldogs' winning 200 freestyle relay. Senior Ryleigh Bamer added a win in the 100 butterfly, junior Bria Rocke a win in the 200 individual medley.

Sandpoint returns to action Sept. 28 back at the Kroc Center.

BOYS 

No team scores available

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lewiston (Kaden Antonich, Filippo Greggio, Deegan Everett, Canyon Von Linvern), 1:53.26. 2, Sandpoint (A), 1:55.51. 3, Sandpoint (B) 2:15.66. 

200 freestyle — 1, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint 2:00.53. 2, Kaden Antonich, Lewiston, 2:06.17. 3, Max Brown, Sandpoint, 2:16.75. 

200 individual medley — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 2:09.00. 2, Lou Foust, Sandpoint, 2:18.86. 3, Jack Pernsteiner, Lewiston, 2:35.22. 

50 freestyle — 1, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 23.28. 2, Ikaika Leavitt, Sandpoint, 24.59. 3, Deegan Everett, Lewiston, 24.81. 

100 butterfly — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 55.93. 2, Filippo Greggio, Lewiston, 1:04.21. 3, Deegan Everett, Lewiston, 1:04.21. 

100 freestyle — 1, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint, 52.21. 2, Max Zuberbuhler, 58.88. 3; Max Brown, Sandpoint, 1:00.17. 

500 freestyle — 1, Lou Foust, Sandpoint, 5:25.66. 2, Ikaika Leavitt, Sandpoint, 5:50.13. 3, Phin Bricher, Sandpoint, 6:38.09. 

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (Ikaika Leavitt, Max Brown, Max Zuberbuhler, Kale Wright),1:39.86. 2, Lewiston, 1:41.98. 3, Moscow, 1:56.99. 

100 backstroke — 1, Kaden Antonich, Lewiston, 1:04.12. 2, Bodi Demmons, Sandpoint, 1:04.30. 3, Jack Pernsteiner, Lewiston, 1:09.86.

100 breaststroke — 1, Filippo Greggio, Lewiston, 1:07.69. 2, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 1:16.68. 3, Phin Bricher, Sandpoint,1:28.42. 

400 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (McCoy Jensen, Lou Foust, Ikaika Leavitt, Kale Wright), 3:34.67. 2, Moscow, 5:54.88. 

GIRLS

No team scores available

200-yard medley relay — 1, Sandpoint (Halle Wyman, Summer Loutzenhiser, Ryleigh Bamer, Reina Montecchi, 2:06.76. 2, Moscow, 2:11.55. 3, Lewiston, 2:25.89. 

200 freestyle — 1, Ryann Schraufnagel, Lewiston, 2:10.34. 2, Ryleigh Bamer, Sandpoint, 2:11.68. 3, Sophia Carr, Lewiston, 2:17.26. 

200 individual medley — 1, Bria Rocke, Sandpoint, 2:39.80. 2, McKenna Sept, Moscow, 2:41.33. 3, Lillian Sawyer, Lewiston, 2:41.82. 

50 freestyle — 1, Mia Driggs, Sandpoint, 26.51. 2, Addy Wimer, Lewiston, 30.20. 3, Addy Quist, Moscow 30.95. 

100 butterfly — 1, Ryleigh Bamer, Sandpoint,1:06.71. 2, Reina Montecchi, Sandpoint, 1:08.61. 3, Claire Bernards, Moscow, 1:10.12. 

100 freestyle — 1, Mia Driggs, Sandpoint, 1:00.44. 2, Corinne Sawyer, Lewiston, 1:01.73. 3, Nelly Stellmon, Moscow, 1:11.04.

500 freestyle — 1, Ryann Schraufnagel, Lewiston, 5:47.96. 2, Bria Rocke, Sandpoint, 6:17.74. 3, Addy Quist, Moscow, 6:42.74.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (Reina Montecchi, Summer Loutzenhiser, Bria Rocke, Mia Driggs),1:54.39. 2, Lewiston, 1:55.22. 3, Moscow, 2:04.19.

100 backstroke — 1, Claire Bernards, Moscow,1:12.42. 2, Halle Wyman, Moscow, 1:13.48. 3, Sophia Carr, Lewiston, 1:14.66.

100 breaststroke — 1, Suzka Martin, Moscow,1:18.79. 2, McKenna Sept, Moscow, 1:19.28. 3, Reina Montecchi, Sandpoint, 1:22.41.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Lewiston (Corinne Sawyer, Sophia Carr, Ari Roy, Ryann Schraufnagel), 4:15.06. 2, Sandpoint, 4:19.25. 3, Moscow, 5:09.46.