PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland, Lakeside notch football victories

• FOOTBALL

MOSCOW — Senior running back Lovie Weil scored on a 2-yard touchdown run with nine minutes remaining as the Lakeland Hawks scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to beat the Moscow Bears 35-7 in a nonleague game at Bear Field on Thursday. 

The game was moved up a day due to an officials’ shortage in the District 2 (Central Idaho) area. 

“The kids played really well and executed the game plan really well,” said Lakeland acting head coach Rick Anderson, a Hawks assistant who stepped in for Mike Schroeder, who, along with offensive coordinator Tony Porter, were suspended for the game. “We were able to control the game on the ground as Moscow likes to throw the ball.” 

Defensive coordinator Tim Kiefer and assistant coach Al Bevacqua made up the game plan this week, with Kiefer calling the plays, Anderson said.

Lakeland, which led 14-7 at halftime, increased the lead to 28-7 on an interception return by Landon Burmeister less than a minute after Weil’s score. 

Lakeland closed out the win on a 35-yard touchdown run by junior Peyton Sardinha. 

“All the coaches had a role and did their job tonight,” Anderson said. 

Lakeland (4-2) travels to district rival Timberlake next Friday. 

Moscow (5-1) hosts Lethbridge, Alberta, next Friday. 

Lakeside 66 

Genesee 28 

GENESEE — Trailing 8-6 early in the second quarter, the visiting Knights scored four touchdowns in the final 8:30 to build a 36-8 halftime lead, and cruised past the Bulldogs in a nonleague game moved up a day due to a shortage of officials in District 2. 

Jarius SiJohn-Moffitt scored on a 5-yard run, then ran in the two-point conversion to put Lakeside (4-0) a 14-8 lead. 

On the ensuing kickoff, Tyson Charley of Lakeside popped the ball loose from the Genesee kick returner, caught it and raced 35 yards for a touchdown and a 22-8 lead. 

Braydon Greensky caught a TD pass from Charley in the second quarter, then threw a TD pass to Charley in the third quarter.  

Genesee is 3-2

Lakeside plays host to Deary next Friday at the Marimn Health Coeur Center in Worley. 

• VOLLEYBALL

Kellogg d.  

Priest River  

KELLOGG — Senior Ragen Oertli had 11 assists and freshman Hadley Bush two blocks for the Wildcats in a 25-18, 25-15, 19-25, 25-22 Central Idaho League win over the Spartans at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“Hadley came in the third set and had a couple of big blocks and good kills,” Kellogg coach Stephanie Batchelder said. “Our back row really covered the court well and we had to battle for a lot of our points.” 

Sophomore Jordyn Stutzke had 29 digs, freshman Aleah Philp 14 kills and sophomore Paige Yrjana four aces for Kellogg (12-2, 6-1 CIL), which competes in the Sheridan/Welch Crossover Tournament this weekend in Spokane. 

Priest River (6-5, 2-4) hosts Orofino next Thursday. 

Orofino d.

St. Maries

OROFINO — The Maniacs swept the visiting Lumberjacks 25-17, 25-7, 25-21 in CIL play.

No other information was available.

Wallace d. 

Clark Fork 

CLARK FORK — Kayla Hasz had eight kills and four blocks, Bethany Phillips 12 digs and six kills for the Miners in a 25-22, 25-20, 25-17 Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats. 

Kylee Phillips had nine kills and nine aces and Kayden Stutzke 19 assists and seven digs for Wallace (5-4, 2-3 SIC), which hosts Kootenai on Tuesday. 

Clark Fork (2-9, 2-5) faces Coeur du Christ on Tuesday at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene. 

Mullan d. 

Lakeside JV 

PLUMMER — The Tigers earned their first win of the season, beating the Knights JV in five sets at Ron Miller Court. 

Mullan (1-6) hosts Clark Fork next Thursday. 

Lakeside travels to face Genesis Prep at The Courts on Tuesday. 

• BOYS SOCCER

Lakeland 1 

Lewiston 1 

RATHDRUM — Cade Pittman scored in the 45th minute for the Hawks, but a late goal by the visiting Bengals resulted in an Inland Empire League draw at Sunrise Rotary Field. 

“Honestly, it was the best game we’ve played all year,” Lakeland coach Nick Haynes said. “We had some chances to score early and missed some opportunities. But I’m happy with how we played. They started to get the momentum in the second half, but we were able to play right with them.” 

The teams tied 0-0 in their previous matchup Sept. 5 in Lewiston. 

Lakeland (3-4-4, 1-3-3 IEL) travels to Lake City on Tuesday. 

Lewiston (1-7-3, 1-3-3) travels to Sandpoint on Saturday. 

First half — none. Second half — 1, LL, Cade Pittman (unassisted), 45:00. 2, Lew, unknown (unassisted), 72:00. 

Shots on goal — Lew 10, LL 8. 

Saves — Lew, Lincoln Acord 7; LL, Ty VanMeetern 9. 

• GIRLS SOCCER

Lewiston 5

Lakeland 0

LEWISTON — Further information was not available.

Coeur d'Alene JV 8

St. Maries 0

COEUR d'ALENE — Further information was not available.

• BOYS SOCCER

Coeur d’Alene JV 12 

St. Maries 0

COEUR d’ALENE — Sophomore Jacob Shaporda recorded a hat trick for the Viking JV against the Lumberjacks at Coeur d’Alene HIgh. 

St. Maries (0-9) hosts Orofino on Saturday at St. Maries High. 

First half — 1, Cd’A, Jacob Shaporda (unassisted), 2:00. 2, Cd’A, Jacob Melun (unassisted), 7:00. 3, Cd’A, Shaporda (unassisted), 8:00. 4, Cd’A, Blake Baune (unassisted), 19:00. 5, Cd’A, Blake Wise (unassisted), 24:00. 6, Cd’A, Garrett Foster (unassisted), 32:00. 7, Cd’A, Max Chapman (unassisted), 33:00. 8, Cd’A, Foster (unassisted), 38:00. Second half — 9, Finneas Case (unassisted), 53:00. 10, Cd’A, Parker Lawlar (penalty kick), 56:00. 11, Cd’A, Elam Pack (penalty kick), 57:00. 12, Cd’A, Shaporda (unassisted), 63:00. 

Shots on goal — SM 1, Cd’A JV 31. 

Saves — SM, Kody Tefft 17; Cd’A JV, Orion Burns 0, Elam Pack 0.

• GOLF

Mason paces Lake City boys 

to title at Links tourney

POST FALLS — Lake City’s Luke Mason shot a 78 to lead the Timberwolf boys to the team title at the Lakeland Invitational at The Links Golf Club. 

Corbin Jacobson (79), Tanner Collins (80) and Eli Wilson (80) helped Lake City finish with a 317. 

“I was really pleased with how we played today,” Lake City boys coach Kelly Reed said. “It was windy most of the day and a little cold to start, but the boys played outstanding. They’ve really been consistent and in that range all year. Overall, it was a good outing.” 

Chase Lovell of Moscow beat Tyler Zachary of Lakeland in a playoff on the 10th hole for boys medalist.  

Taylor Mire of Sandpoint shot a 1-over 73 for girls medalist, leading the Bulldogs to the team title. 

Coeur d’Alene hosts a girls invitational Monday at the Hayden Lake Country Club. The boys tournament is Tuesday at Avondale Golf Club. 

BOYS 

At The Links Golf Club, Post Falls

Par 72 

MEDALIST — Chase Lovell, Moscow, 77 (won in playoff). 

TEAM SCORES —1, Lake City 317. 2, Lakeland 332. 3, Moscow 336. 4, Sandpoint 337. 5, Lewiston 342. 6, Post Falls 344. 7, Coeur d’Alene JV 356. 

LAKE CITY — Luke Mason 78, Corbin Jacobson 79, Tanner Collins 80, Wes Adams 88, Eli Wilson 80. 

LAKELAND — Tyler Zachary 77, Jakob Jovick 78, Marty Babb 89, Daniel Lowe 88, Maddox Score 89. 

MOSCOW — Chase Lovell 77, Keaton Clark 81, Cooper Trout 87, Cohen Miller 94, Traiden Cummings 91. 

SANDPOINT — Bode Eacret 81, Logan Roos 88, Micah Young 82, Cooper Zimmerman 86, Everett Gilman 88. 

LEWISTON — Kayden Orton 85, Dash Walker 81, Colt Walker 93, Jayden Estlund 86, Brock Fairley 90. 

POST FALLS — Karl Berend 83, Jaeson Walker 83, Kellen Odd 98, Colin Davis 88, Mason Leiser 90. 

COEUR d’ALENE JV— Beckett Larson 89, Beck Jacobson 92, Asa Morton 85, Elliott Haynie 96, Cash Betts 90. 

GIRLS  

At The Links Golf Club  

Par 72  

MEDALIST — Taylor Mire, Sandpoint, 73.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 322. 2, Coeur d’Alene JV 368. 3, Post Falls 392. 4, Moscow 393. 5, Lake City 395. 6, Lewiston 423. 7, Lakeland 458.  

SANDPOINT — Taylor Mire 73, Claire Loutzenhiser 82, Alexa Tuinstra 83, Raegan Samuels 84, Demi Driggs 88.  

COEUR d’ALENE JV — Leah Heavener 87, Mack Kelly 88, Kinsley Meier 92, Chloe Orear 101, Ava Jaegar 114.  

POST FALLS — Kloe Monette 93, Dani Bastedo 94, Jewel Malmoe 102, Lailah Bonner 103, Maria Gordon 110.  

MOSCOW — Addison Raney 95, Haili Hull 95, Alexa Lambert 100, Gemma Sorenson 103, Paige Raney 115.  

LAKE CITY — Lanie Carter 93, Libby Montgomery 97, Emily Clausen 101, Danika Thompson 104.  

LEWISTON — Josey Hemphill 99, Shelby Arellano 101, Cora Lott 109, Kalen Kelly 114, Destiny Ellenwood 116.  

LAKELAND — Dani Russell 100, Ellie Austad 112, Bridget Derbyshire 116, Annie Mattila 130, Amanda Olson 132. 

Coeur d’Alene second in 

Gate City Invitational 

POCATELLO — Freshman Ella Wilson shot a 78 to pace the Viking girls to a runner-up finish in the Gate City Invitational at the Highland Golf Course, site of this year’s state 6A tournament. 

“Our girls were awesome with Ella our low round,” Coeur d’Alene girls coach Jeff Lake said. “We brought a slightly different lineup today as several girls had to stay back in Coeur d’Alene, but I could not be prouder of the group that played today. These girls gained tons of experience and learned an abundance of knowledge about the course that will host state here in a few weeks. Our goal is to be back down here in a couple of weeks and compete for the championship.” 

Rocky Mountain of Meridian won the girls team title with a 317. 

At Highland Golf Course, Pocatello 

Par 72 

6,372 yards

MEDALIST — Danika Humphries, Canyon Ridge, 76. 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Rocky Mountain 317. 2, Coeur d’Alene 339. 3, Highland 348. 4, Canyon Ridge 358. 5, Mountain View 382. 6, Rigby 400. 7, Madison 442. Thunder Ridge, incomplete team. 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN — Maggie Urian 80, Adel Peterson 87, Zoe Moore 77, Elliana Hoopes 80, Natalie Nichenko 80. 

COEUR d’ALENE — Ella Wilson 78, Mady Riley 80, Jossetta Williams 81, Brooklyn Leen 100, Aniston Ewing 104. 

HIGHLAND — Megan Merrill 80, Rebekah Maughan 82, Makaya Satterfield 90, Reese Ward 96, Charlotte Quick 106. 

CANYON RIDGE — Danika Humphries 76, Avery McBride 97, Carlie Sklavos 93, Elizabeth Gonzalez 92, Nadiya Aspeytia 112. 

MOUNTAIN VIEW — Maci Sutton 87, Maryn Ross 93, Madelyn Stephani 98, Addison Stephani 104, Madeleine Lance 120.  

RIGBY — Anne Taylor 102, Makena McDaniels 96, Macie Drake 91, Ali Stucki 111, Brighton Clayton 118. 

MADISON — Taylee Hebdon 97, Berkli Chadwick 101, Jaylee Palmer 124, Audrey Sutton 120, Paisley Jeppesen 136. 

THUNDER RIDGE — Madalyn Ward 108, Olivia Leigh 102, Paige Taylor 122. 

    Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene girls golf team competed in the Gate City Invitational at Highland Golf Course in Pocatello on Thursday, finishing second. From left are Mady Riley, Aniston Ewing, Brooklyn Leen, Ella Wilson and Jossetta Williams.