Youth Sports Sept. 24, 2025

Photo by JULIE SPEELMAN Ava Langer, left, of the Sting girls 11 Trapped team in a game against the Sandpoint Strikers on Saturday at the Field of Dreams in Ponderay. The Sting won 6-0, as Elle Sousley scored 1 goal, MacKenzie Dolan scored 2 goals and Presley Moreau scored 3 goals. On Saturday at the Canfield Sports Complex, the Sting beat the Spokane Shadow 6-0. Presley Moreau scored 3 goals for the Sting, Brinlee Plumb scored one, Mackenzie Dolan scored one and Giuliana Petrillo scored one goal.

Courtesy photo Hi Mark! Please see below and attached! At Woodland Middle School on September 20, 2025, The BVBIA Idaho U9 Boys (2017) earned a 5–4 win over the Sting 17B Black on Saturday at Woodland Middle School. BVBIA goals came from Zander Werner, Logan Epley (2), Jentzen Jelmberg, and Fynn Amerson. From left are coach Matt Werner, Sawyer Capaul, Andre Cano, Fynn Amerson, Carter Botenhagen, Zander Werner, Jentzen Jelmberg, Logan Epley, Bodin Weir and Ryker Bertek.

Courtesy photo In their first home game of the season, the Sting 16 Girls Black soccer team earned a 2–1 victory over Spokane Shadow Golay. The Sting built a 2–0 lead before the visiting Shadow pulled one back late in the match. The Sting improved to 2–0 on the season. Pictured at right for the Sting is Rya Verlanic.

Courtesy photo The Sting 16 Girls Yellow soccer team had its first home game of the season, coming away with a 2–2 tie to the visiting Spokane Shadow Evans. The Sting were up 2–1 late in the game before giving up the equalizing goal in the final minutes. Pictured at left for the Sting is Kelly Snook.

Courtesy photo The Sting SC 14 Boys Academy soccer team traveled to Yakima and Tri Cities over the weekend to kick off the new Pre-Academy League, taking on the Central Washington Sounders and Three Rivers Soccer Club. In the front row from left are Calvin Conley, Caeden Butler, Beau Neeley, Emmett Shirts, Grant Quinn and Jagger Smith; and back row from left, coach Alex Doskaliuk, Carter Woodcock, Will Samere, Torin Chesnut, Kade Alvarado, Wesson Robinson, Kellen Gillespie, Axel Keinert and assistant coach Ryan Gillespie.

Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 13 Girls soccer team played two home games over the weekend, earning back-to-back shutout victories. On Saturday, the Sting defeated NPSA 13G Aspire 8–0 with goals from Kyal Carlson (1), Nevie Sousley (4), Addi Salas (2) and Kinsley May (1). On Sunday, the Sting beat Seattle Reign Academy 13G Aspire 9–0, led by goals from Kyal Carlson (2), Addi Salas (2), Evellyn Howard (1), Kaylee Evans (2), Peyton Cantrell (1), and Nevie Sousley (1). Pictured from left for the Sting are Novalee Hoel, Nora Schock, Evellyn Howard and Kinsey Kiefer.

Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 13 Girls Premier soccer team beat 90+ Project SC G2013 8-0 on Sunday. Goals were scored by Nora Schock (3), Nevie Sousley (2), Briella Ayers (1), Kaylee Evans (1) and Amelia McGowan (1). Pictured at left for the Sting is Myka Haubold.

Courtesy photo The FC North Idaho Avalanche Boys U12 Blue soccer team defeated Washington East Surf U12 5-2 this past Saturday at Plante's Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. Goals for the Avalanche were scored by Luca Riley (3), Carter Dance (1) and Issac Estep (1). In the front is Kash Tucker; second row from left, Maverick Paine, Issac Estep, Carter Dance, Conrad Cortes and Jack Harrison; third row from left, Lucas Rhodes, Luca Riley, Collin Krestovnikov, Stein Berk, Jasper Kole, Davis Hartley, Carter Marine and Andres Lujan; and rear, coach Luka Gelbakhiani.

Courtesy photo The FC North Idaho Avalanche Boys U12 Blue soccer team defeated the Spokane Shadow B2014 Boys 5-3 at the Spokane Polo Fields. Avalanche goals were scored by Luca Riley (1), Stein Berk (1), Carter Dance (2) and Issac Estep (1). In the front is Luke Johnston; second row from left, Maverick Paine, Kash Tucker, Jack Harrison, Conrad Cortes, Carter Dance and Issac Estep; and back row from left, Andres Lujan, Luca Riley, Stein Beck, Carter Marine, Davis Hartley and Collin Krestovnikov.