PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls football comeback falls short

FOOTBALL

SNOHOMISH, Wash. — What was shaping up as a runaway nearly turned into an amazing comeback Saturday afternoon.  

Post Falls gave up 40 points in the first half before stiffening on defense, then had the ball late in the fourth quarter with a chance to win before falling 47-42 to the Glacier Peak Grizzlies at Veterans Memorial Stadium. 

Isaac McKeown passed for five touchdowns and rushed for one for Post Falls (4-1), which trailed 40-14 at halftime. Trenton McLean and Jace Ostlund each caught two TD passes for the Trojans. 

“That first half, we just couldn’t get any stops on defense, and we gave up a special teams touchdown,” Post Falls coach Blaine Bennett said. “Offensively we had too many three-and-outs. But the coaches did a great job at halftime reorganizing. Really proud of the players; a lot of players would have quit, down 40-14 at halftime. The players did a great job getting stops, we got a couple turnovers, ran a fake punt, and we made some plays offensively.” 

Lucas Entler threw five touchdown passes for Glacier Peak (4-0), three to Isaiah Olson. Michael Darling had a TD catch and a kickoff return for a score. 

“Glacier Peak has some excellent athletes; they’ve got some guys that could really run,” said Bennett, citing the play of linebacker Alexander Dean in the second half. "We brought some pressure in the second half.” 

Post Falls plays host to Battle Ground (Wash.) on Friday. 

Post Falls    7    7    14    14    —    42 

Glacier Peak    21    19    7    0    —    47 

GP — Isaiah Olson 59 pass from Lucas Entler (Aiden Larsen kick), 8:34 

GP —Olson 79 pass from Entler (Larsen kick), 2:33 

PF — Trenton McLean 14 pass from Isaac McKeown (Braydn Singleton kick), :07 

GP — Michael Darling 82 kickoff return (Larsen kick), :00 

Second quarter 

PF — McKeown 5 run (Singleton kick), 8:18 

GP — No. 7 25 run (Larsen kick), 6:14 

GP — Zach Albright 51 pass from Entler (kick failed), 3:09 

GP — Olson 41 pass from Entler (pass failed), 1:26 

Third quarter 

PF — McLean 67 pass from McKeown (Singleton kick), 10:07 

GP — Darling 18 pass from Entler (Larsen kick), 7:26 

PF — Jace Ostlund 5 pass from McKeown (Singleton kick), 1:47 

Fourth quarter 

PF — Ostlund 5 pass from McKeown (Singleton kick), 7:33 

PF — Kendall Sage 10 pass from McKeown (Singleton kick) 4:54 

• VOLLEYBALL

Coeur d’Alene ties for third at Madison tourney 

REXBURG — The Vikings finished 6-3 on the weekend, reaching the semifinals before falling to Mountain View of Meridian 26-24, 25-23 at the Best of the Best tournament at Madison High. 

Earlier Saturday, Coeur d’Alene lost to Rigby 16-25, 27-27, 16-14, beat Burley 25-13, 25-17 and beat Columbia of Nampa 25-21. In bracket play, the Vikings beat Shelley 25-17 and beat Boise 25-13, 25-21 before falling to Mountain View. 

Paisley Goings had 20 kills, 41 digs and nine aces on the day for Coeur d’Alene (21-6). Aiva Reed had 22 kills and 10 blocks, Kaylee Paulson 30 kills, Gianna Callari 32 kills, seven aces and seven blocks, Gracie Legg 44 digs and six aces, Lizzy Hardy 68 assists, Bevin Green 39 assists, Bridget Maiani six aces, Kaydence Green 9 blocks. 

“Overall, I am pleased with our performance,” Coeur d’Alene coach Carly Curtis said. “We battled against some tough teams, showed a lot of grit, and gave us a great opportunity to dial in our defensive systems.” 

Coeur d’Alene travels to Post Falls on Tuesday for the annual Volleyball 4 the Cure match for cancer awareness. 

Lake City, Lakeland tie for third at Sheridan-Welch Crossover Classic 

SPOKANE — Lake City and Lakeland each reached the semifinals of the Gold Bracket before falling at the Sheridan-Welch Crossover Classic. 

Lake City wrapped up pool play on Saturday with a pair of wins, 25-21 over Mt. Spokane and 25-7, 25-14 over La Salle to finish 3-0 in pool play. 

In the Gold Bracket, Lake City beat Cedar Park Christian 25-19, 25-19 and Kamiak 25-18, 25-19 before falling to Glacier Peak 25-21, 25-18 in the semifinals. 

Sophomore Camryn Woodman had 29 kills, eight blocks and five aces on the day for Lake City (15-5). Jessalyn Wilson had 26 kills, Taylor Winey 67 assists, Daphne Neeley 27 digs, Lola Jeanselme 16 digs and 10 aces. 

“Extremely pleased with our consistency and teamwork throughout the weekend,” Lake City coach Michelle Kleinberg said. “The girls were very attentive to our objectives for each match and I am thrilled about how confident we played against teams with bigger size than us. Camryn had a phenomenal day, Taylor ran a dynamic offense, Jess was reliable and athletic as always, and overall just a lot to be excited about across the board with how we’re growing as a team.” 

Lakeland, in pool play, beat Colfax 25-13, 25-19, Southridge 25-18, 25-21 and Eastmont 25-18, 18-25, 15-9.  

In Gold Bracket play, Lakeland beat West Valley-Yakima 25-22, 25-23 and beat Kennewick 25-23, 17-25, 15-12, before falling in the semis to Wenatchee 25-14, 25-10. 

Landree Simon had 61 kills in the six matches for Lakeland (14-5), including 18 (plus three aces) vs. Colfax. Alyssa Ryckman had 13 kills vs. Colfax, 16 vs. Kennewick, six vs. Southridge. She also had 12 digs vs. Kennewick. Olivia Zazuetta totaled 125 assists in the tourney, including 30 vs. Kennewick and 26 vs. Colfax. 

Addy Jo Hocking had 13 digs vs. Colfax, 11 vs. Southridge, 11 vs. WV-Yakima, 11 vs. Kennewick, seven vs. Wenatchee. Jolie Warren had five blocks vs. Colfax. 

Lexi Levesque had two aces vs. Southridge. Raygen Dutton had three blocks and three aces vs. Eastmont, three blocks and three aces vs. WV-Yakima, three blocks and two aces for Kennewick, and two aces vs. Wenatchee. 

“We started strong, winning our pool with Landree and Alyssa showcasing their kills that were pivotal in key moments,” Lakeland coach Kelsie Badger said. “Alyssa’s defensive work also helped anchor the backcourt, making it hard for opponents to find any rhythm. Liv played a crucial role with her precise sets and exceptional decision-making, creating opportunities for the hitters to shine and her defense was stellar. keeping the team competitive in tight sets.  

“Liv, Landree and Addy Jo’s leadership and grit was contagious, inspiring the rest of the team to fight through challenging rallies,” Badger said. “Our girls put on a remarkable display of skill, determination, and unity throughout the tournament and I am extremely proud of their effort and heart. Today, I saw a team that never gave up and gave everything they had.” 

Post Falls, in pool play, beat Lakeside 25-14, 27-26, beat the Mt. Spokane JV 25-10, 25-17 and Davis 24-26, 25-20, 15-13. 

In the Gold Bracket, Post Falls lost to Kennewick 28-26, 26-24 to drop into the consolation bracket, where the Trojans beat West Valley-Yakima 25-23 before falling to Central Valley 25-19. 

Trinity Byrne had 55 kills and three aces in the tourney for Post Falls (13-7). Lucy Carr had 58 assists, Zuri Blood 38 assists, Lexi Norisada 48 digs and three aces, Vanessa Kison 48 digs, Tiffany Foxx six blocks, Rylie Gump five blocks, Kaela Gump four aces. 

“We had a great tournament,” Post Falls coach Matt Barkley said. “Davis pushed us really hard during pool play and made us fight off a 12-13 deficit in the third set to get us into the gold bracket. I was really happy with our defense today. Rylie Gump and Tiffany Foxx had some big blocks and Lucy Carr and Zuri Blood did a great job of running our offense. We ran into a real scrappy Kennewick team in tournament play that was picking up everything we hit at them. I am really happy with what we saw today.” 

On Tuesday, Lake City travels to Lewiston, and Post Falls plays host to Coeur d’Alene in the Volleyball 4 the Cure match.  

Lakeland returns to action next Friday and Saturday at the Rocky Mountain tournament in Meridian. 

• CROSS COUNTRY

Lake City's Anderson 11th

at Mountain West Classic

MISSOULA, Mont. — Lake City senior Logan Anderson was the top local finisher, finishing 11th in 16 minutes, 6.2 seconds at the Mountain West Invitational at the University of Montana Golf Course. 

Lake City sophomore Sam Reade was 29th out of 492 competitors, finishing in 16:31.28. 

Lake City senior Hazel Kunkel was 17th out of 403, finishing in 19:21.80. 

McLachlan, Lamanna finish in top five

in Bob Firman Division II race

EAGLE — Timberlake junior Vanessa McLachlan was the top area finisher in the Bob Firman Invitational, finlshing the girls varsity Division II race third in 19 minutes, 28.4 seconds at Eagle Island State Park. 

Sophomore Lola Eggleston was 14th for Timberlake in 20:22.1, helping the Tigers finish fourth out of 37 teams. 

Priest River senior Brayden Lamanna was fifth in the boys varsity Division II race in 16:18.6. Timberlake sophomore Caleb Royce was 13th in 16:32.8. 

Post Falls senior Kaylynn Misner was 19th in the girls elite race in 18:39.8. Trojan junior Talia Bonville was 18th in the girls Division I race in 20:35.4.

The state meet in all classifications is Nov. 2 at Eagle Island State Park. 

Bonners Ferry’s Beckle wins at 

Ivan Benson Invitational

PRIEST RIVER — Bonners Ferry senior Sydney Beckle, with a time of 22 minutes and 16 seconds, won the Ivan Benson Invitational at Priest River High.

Freshman Kylie Calderone (23:04) and junior Matisyn Stiern (23:06) finished second and third, respectfully, to lead the Lady Badgers to the team title. Junior Capri White (25:22) and sophomore Alannah McLaimtaig (25:33) were seventh and eighth, respectively, for Priest River.

On the boys’ side Ethan Cowell was third with a time of 19 minutes and 28 seconds for Bonners Ferry, which finished second behind Kellogg. Senior Ryken White led the Wildcats to the team title, winning the meet in 19 minutes and 12 seconds.

Priest River and Bonners Ferry will both compete at the Ben Castro Invitational at Pinehurst Golf Course.

• BOYS SOCCER

Sandpoint 3

Lewiston 2

SANDPOINT — Junior Huxley Hall recorded two goals and an assist as the host Bulldogs scored three first-half goals in an Inland Empire League win over the Bengals at War Memorial Field.

During the first 15 seconds, Sandpoint trailed 1-0 after an own goal, but bounced back with goals in the fifth, 13th, and 18th minutes before giving one up in the 64th.

“It was a bizarre own goal that you only see once in a blue moon — a back pass we miscommunicated on,” Sandpoint coach Dan Anderson said. “That put us on the back foot immediately, but I like the way we responded and I felt like we were building and growing into the game.”

Hall scored the first two on assists from sophomore Knox Williams and freshman Pax Longanecker. Junior Jasey Treman netted his first goal of the season on an assist from Hall to give Sandpoint the 3-1 lead.

“As we got tired, concentration started to lack and we didn’t capitalize on many of the chances we had,” coach Anderson said. “Credit to them (Lewiston), they’re a group that sticks together and works hard for each other. If you let a team like that stick together, you’re in hairy situations like we were today. Happy with the result, but today’s a day where you see a lot of things you need to work on, so you’re excited to get back on the practice field.”

Sandpoint (7-3-2, 5-1-2) hosts Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday.

First half — 1, Lew, (SPT own goal), 1:00. 2, Spt, Huxley Hall (Knox Williams), 5:00. 3, Spt, Hall (Pax Longanecker), 13:00. 4, Spt, Jasey Treman (Hall), 18:00. Second half — 5, Lew, John Millard (unknown), 64:00.

Shots on goal  — Lew 3, Spt 9.

Saves — Lew, Jase McKnight 0; Spt, Gavan Miles 7.

Priest River 0 

Grangeville 0

PRIEST RIVER — The host Spartans and visiting Bulldogs settled for a draw in an Intermountain League match at Priest River High.

Priest River High coach Ryan Carruth noted that junior Baylor White, senior Carter Cook, and senior Ryan Bell all had great performances on the back line and that senior midfielder Nathan Stifel and senior forward Cameron Howell showed signs of greatness.

“Grangeville is a tough team who brings a lot of energy and we had to absorb a lot of that in the first half,” coach Carruth said. “After a slow start, we were able to match the physicality of the game, but never got any rhythm going forward.”

Priest River (4-5-1) travels to Timberlake on Thursday.

Grangeville is 2-2-4, 2-1-3.

Orofino 8 

St. Maries 0 

ST. MARIES — Cash Nelson scored twice in the second half for the Maniacs in an Intermountain League win over the Lumberjacks at PotlatchDeltic Field at St. Maries High. 

St. Maries (0-9, 0-8 IML) hosts Bonners Ferry on Tuesday at City Park. 

Orofino is 2-5-2 overall and in league. 

First half — 1, Oro, Kaleb Potratz (unassisted), 2:00. 2, Oro, Reagan Kessinger (unassisted), 10:00. 3, Oro, Harrison Gray (unassisted), 13:00. Second half — 4, Oro, Luke Robinson (unassisted), 45:00. 5, Oro, Cash Nelson (unassisted), 57:00. 6, Oro, Nelson (unassisted), 64:00. 7, Oro, Logan Gray (unassisted), 65:00. 8, Oro, Daizy Nelson (unassisted), 68:00. 

Shots on goal — Oro 26, SM 1. 

Saves — Oro, Garrett Sanders 0; SM, Kody Tefft 13, Gabe Bartlett 1. 

• GIRLS SOCCER

Lewiston 3

Sandpoint 1

LEWISTON — The visiting Bulldogs fell behind 2-0 at halftime to the Bengals in an Inland Empire League at Walker Field.

Junior Elia Howard scored a goal assisted by junior Ava Glahe to get Sandpoint on the board.

“We had a good halftime talk about matching physicality and changing formation,” Sandpoint coach Alan Brinkmeier said. “The girls did much better (in the second half); we created a few more chances that just went wide. It’s something that we can build off of.”

Senior goalkeeper Lilliana Brinkmeier had three saves for Sandpoint, which was limited to just three shots on goal.

Sandpoint (5-5-1, 3-4-1 IEL) travels to Coeur d’Alene on Tuesday.

Lewiston is 11-3, 8-1.

Coeur d’Alene 1

Union 1

COEUR d’ALENE — The Vikings played to a draw with the Titans of Vancouver, Wash., at Viking Field.

Further information was not available.

Coeur d’Alene (2-10-1) hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday. 

Grangeville 4

Priest River 2

PRIEST RIVER — Senior Lizzie McCracken scored unassisted goals during the 20th and 67th minutes as the Spartans fell to the Bulldogs in an Intermountain League match at Priest River High.

Priest River (0-8-1, 0-6-1 IML) travels to Timberlake on Tuesday.

Grangeville is 3-4, 2-3.

• SWIMMING

Cotant, Thorpe shine

for Viks in Kroc dual

COEUR d’ALENE — Coeur d’Alene senior Camden Cotant notched individual wins in the 50-yard freestyle, as well as the 100 freestyle in a dual meet with Lakeland, Moscow, Post Falls and Wallace at the Kroc Center. 

Coeur d’Alene senior Isaac Thorpe won in the 50 freestyle, 100 butterfly as well as the 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay. 

COMBINED DUAL SCORES — Lakeland 234, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 437, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 421, Lakeland 91; Coeur d’Alene 378, Lewiston 143; Coeur d’Alene 378, Lewiston 143; Coeur d’Alene 410, Moscow 126; Post Falls 320, Wallace 37; Coeur d’Alene 437, Wallace 23; Lewiston 240, Kellogg 0; Moscow 317, Kellogg 0; Post Falls 323, Kellogg 0; Post Falls 254, Moscow 211; Coeur d’Alene 397, Post Falls 137; Moscow 309, Wallace 39; Wallace 65, Kellogg 0; Lewiston 238, Wallace 47; Post Falls 242, Lewiston 193; Moscow 228, Lewiston 207; Lakeland 227, Wallace 47; Post Falls 297, Lakeland 146; Moscow 257, Lakeland 184; Lewiston 226, Lakeland 166. 

BOYS DUAL SCORES — Lakeland 116, Lewiston 104; Coeur d’Alene 207, Lakeland 60; Coeur d’Alene 189, Lewiston 70; Coeur d’Alene 210, Moscow 52; Coeur d’Alene 189, Post Falls 82; Coeur d’Alene 220, Wallace 11; Lakeland 152, Kellogg 0; Moscow 139, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 220, Kellogg 0; Moscow 133, Wallace 23; Post Falls 178, Kellogg 0; Wallace 30, Kellogg 0; Post Falls 177, Wallace 18; Post Falls 158, Moscow 74; Lewiston 109, Wallace 22; Post Falls 141, Lewiston 82; Moscow 101, Lewiston 99; Lakeland 148, Wallace 17; Post Falls 160, Lakeland 95; Lakeland 132, Moscow 95. 

GIRLS DUAL SCORES — Lewiston 111, Post Falls 101; Post Falls 145, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 200, Moscow 74; Coeur d’Alene 208, Post Falls 55; Coeur d’Alene 217, Wallace 12; Lakeland 82, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 214, Lakeland 31; Lewiston 130, Kellogg 0; Moscow 178, Kellogg 0; Coeur d’Alene 189, Lewiston 73; Wallace 35, Kellogg 0; Lewiston 122, Lakeland 50; Moscow 162, Lakeland 52; Post Falls 137, Lakeland 51; Moscow 127, Lewiston 108; Lewiston 129, Wallace 25; Moscow 137, Post Falls 96; Moscow 176, Wallace 16; Post Falls 143, Wallace 19; Coeur d’Alene 217, Kellogg 0; Lakeland 79, Wallace 30. 

BOYS RESULTS 

200-yard medley relay — 1, Lewiston (Kaden Antonich, Filippo Greggio, Deegan Everett, Canyon Von Linveren), 1:50.94. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 1:51.89. 3, Post Falls, 1:54.74. 

200 freestyle — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 1:57.12. 2, Tucker Rigg, Post Falls, 2:09.37. 3, Owen Call, Lakeland, 2:10.69. 

200 IM — 1, Kaden Antonich, Lewiston, 2:19.97. 2, John Misner, Post Falls, 2:25.74. 3, Tanner Flinn, Coeur d’Alene, 2:35.20. 

50 freestyle — 1, Isaac Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 22.64. 2, Chance Seeds, Post Falls, 24.27. 3, Deegan Everett, Lewiston, 24.83.  

100 butterfly — 1, Isaac Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 56.59. 2, Jace Voeller, Coeur d’Alene, 58.60. 3, George Lavy, Post Falls, 58.81.  

100 freestyle — 1, Dawson Cushman, Coeur d’Alene, 50.89. 2, Chance Seeds, Post Falls, 52.28. 3, Andrei Olaru, Coeur d’Alene, 56.86.  

500 freestyle — 1, Andrew Davis, Coeur d’Alene, 5:04.20. 2, Joshua Dimitri, Coeur d’Alene, 5:45.18. 3, Owen Keith, Coeur d’Alene, 5:48.67. 

200 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Andrew Davis, Dawson Cushman, Jace Voeller, Isaac Thorpe), 1:35.21. 2, Post Falls, 1:40.87. 3, Lewiston, 1:41.81. 

100 backstroke — 1, Noah Crossler, Moscow, 56.97. 2, Dawson Cushman, Coeur d’Alene, 57.80. 3, Kaden Antonich, Lewiston, 1:05.06.  

100 breaststroke — 1, Filippo Greggio, Lewiston, 1:06.70. 2, George Lavy, Post Falls, 1:09.82. 3, Jace Voeller, Coeur d’Alene, 1:12.36. 

400 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Jace Voeller, William Gallatin, Owen Keith, Isaac Thorpe), 3:41.52. 

GIRLS RESULTS 

200-yard medley relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Alena Gonzalez, Addison Wallace, Reagan Greiner, Camden Cotant), 1:59.80. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 2:08.51. 3, Moscow, 2:15.75. 

200 freestyle — 1, Claire Bernards, Moscow, 2:13.39. 2, Ryann Schraunagel, Lewiston, 2:13.88. 3, Sophia Carr, Lewiston, 2:15.73. 

200 IM — 1, Reagan Greiner, Coeur d’Alene, 2:23.09. 2, Karsten Towery, Coeur d’Alene, 2:27.18. 3, Daisy Whitney, Post Falls, 2:31.03. 

50 freestyle — 1, Camden Cotant, Coeur d’Alene, 26.55. 2, Ainsley Kuhne, Coeur d’Alene, 26.76. 3, Corinne Sawyer, Lewiston, 28.95.  

100 butterfly — 1, Allie Maykuth, Coeur d’Alene, 1:09.23. 2, Ari Roy, Lewiston, 1:14.64. 3, Lillian Sawyer, Lewiston, 1:17.37. 

100 freestyle — 1, Camden Contant, Coeur d’Alene, 58.25. 2, Ainsley Kuhne, Coeur d’Alene, 58.42. 3, Claire Thorpe, Coeur d’Alene, 1:01.27. 

500 freestyle — 1, Reagan Greiner, Coeur d’Alene, 5:32. 2, Ryann Schraufnagel, Lewiston, 5:54.28. 3, Addison Wallace, Coeur d’Alene, 6:04.43.  

200 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Alena Gonzalez, Ainsley Kuhne, Karsten Towery, Camden Cotant), 1:48.63. 2, Lewiston, 1:58.51. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 1:58.70.  

100 backstroke — 1, Alena Gonzalez, Coeur d’Alene, 1:03.97. 2, Lillian Sawyer, Lewiston, 1:13.98. 3, Gianna Gonzalez, Coeur d’Alene, 1:14.48.  

100 breaststroke — 1, Daisy Whitney, Post Falls, 1:17.15. 2, Addison Wallace, Coeur d’Alene, 1:17.18. 3, Suzka Martin, Moscow, 1:17.52.  

400 freestyle relay — 1, Coeur d’Alene (Alena Gonzalez, Reagan Greiner, Claire Thorpe, Ainsley Kuhne), 4:03.57. 2, Lewiston, 4:19.61. 3, Coeur d’Alene, 4:34.99. 

Sandpoint boys break relay record

in Brave-Knights Invitational

BOISE — Juniors Kai Leavitt, McCoy Jensen and Kale Wright, combined with freshman Lou Foust, set a new Brave-Knights Invitational record and broke a 1999 Sandpoint High record, which coach Greg Jackson was a part of, by swimming to a 200-yard freestyle relay time of 1:33.18 at the Idaho Central Aquatic Center.

The four also swam to a second-place finish in the 400 free relay, clocking a time of 3:30.52. 

For the girls, seniors Ryleigh Bamer and Ava de Leeuw, junior Mia Driggs, and sophomore Reina Montecchi finished first and broke a meet record in the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:46.36.

"The team is focused and ready to show everyone they mean business," Jackson said. "They showed up and let their performances speak for themselves.  A lot of what we've worked on started paying off this weekend."

Sandpoint will be back in action at the Kroc Center on Oct.12.

BOYS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Boise 318. 2, Idaho Falls 219. 3, Bishop Kelly 199. 4, Sandpoint 175. 5, Canyon County Unified 169. 6, Canyon Ridge 156. 7, Eagle 148. 8, Twin Falls 147. 9, Owyhee 95. 10, Rocky Mountain 90. 11, Meridian 82. 12, Nampa 81. 13, Century 31. 14, Wood River 19. 15, Centennial 13. 16, Riverstone 5.

WINNNER, TOP LOCAL

200-yard medley relay — 1, Boise (Sam Shuler, Tyler Young, Jasper Shue, Sam Murray),1:44.46.

200 freestyle — 1, Cameron Schauer, Bishop Kelly, 1:48.99. 5, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 1:59.51.

200 IM — 1, Josh Hart, Meridian, 2:00.98. 11, Max Brown, Sandpoint, 2:26.79.

50 freestyle — 1, Jasper Shue, Boise, 21.87. 7, McCoy Jensen, 23.11.

100 butterfly — 1, Cameron Schauer, Bishop Kelly, 53.62. 11, Kai Leavitt, Sandpoint, 1:06.40.

100 freestyle — 1, Jasper Shue, Boise, 47.88. 6, Kale Wright, Sandpoint, 51.82.

500 freestyle — 1, Dominic Hogin Serrato, Canyon County, 5:08.86. 7, Bodi Demmons, Sandpoint, 5:49.64.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (Kai Leavitt, McCoy Jensen, Lou Foust, Kale Wright), 1:33.18.

100 backstroke — 1, Tyler Young, Boise, 53.99. 7, Lou Foust, Sandpoint, 1:01.76.

100 breaststroke — 1, Josh Hart, Meridian, 58.02. 5, McCoy Jensen, Sandpoint, 1:08.64.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Boise (Sam Murray, Sam Shuler, Tyler Young, Jasper Shue), 3:26.22. 2, Sandpoint, 3:30.52.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES — 1, Bishop Kelly 440. 2, Boise 345. 3 Canyon County United 196. 4, Sandpoint 192. 5, Wood River 156. 6, Meridian 127. 7, Idaho Falls 123. 8 (tie), Eagle, Owyhee 95. 10, Nampa 69. 11, Rocky Mountain 34. 12, Twin Falls 29. 13, Canyon Ridge 26. 14, Centennial 20.

WINNNER, TOP LOCAL

200-yard medley relay — 1, Bishop Kelly (Brayleigh Hoisington, Sedona Stratton, Lucy Penna, Katelyn Giffen),1:53.03. 

200 freestyle — 1, Lucy Penna, Bishop Kelly, 1:58.14; 4, Ava de Leeuw, Sandpoint, 2:03.65.

200 IM — 1, Sedona Stratton, Bishop Kelly, 2:07.84; 7, Bria Rocke, Sandpoint, 2:38.51.

50 freestyle — 1, Myah Singkhaophet, Canyon County, 25.09; 4, Reina Montecchi, Sandpoint, 26.14. 

100 butterfly — 1, Parker Bach, Boise, 1:00.33; 5, Ryleigh Bamer, Sandpoint, 1:05.09. 

100 freestyle — 1, Sadie Schaffer, Nampa, 53.44; 5, Reina Montecchi, Sandpoint, 57.91.

500 freestyle — 1, Lucy Penna, Bishop Kelly, 5:16.95; 3, Ava de Leeuw, 5:29.95.

200 freestyle relay — 1, Sandpoint (Ryleigh Bamer, Mia Driggs, Reina Montecchi, Ava de Leeuw), 1:46.36.

100 backstroke — 1, Brayleigh Hoisington, Bishop Kelly, 59.35; 12, Bria Rocke, Sandpoint, 1:10.93.

100 breaststroke — 1, Sedona Stratton, Bishop Kelly, 1:05.89; 18, Summer Loutzenhiser, Sandpoint, 1:24.17.

400 freestyle relay — 1, Bishop Kelly (Sedona Stratton, Brayleigh Hoisington, Katelyn Giffen, Lucy Penna), 3:39.85. 3, Sandpoint, 3:55.44.

    Courtesy photo Athletes from Timberlake and Priest River High competed in the Division II race at the annual Bob Firman Invitational at Eagle Island State Park on Saturday. Athletes in each race received backpacks for finishing in the top 20. From left are Timberlake junior Vanessa McLachlan, Priest River senior Brayden Lamanna, Timberlake sophomore Caleb Royce and Timberlake sophomore Lola Eggleston.