Youth Sports Nov. 4, 2026
Courtesy photo The sixth grade Cd'A Wolves (formerly Warriors) competed in their first tournament, Spokane’s annual Boo Ball club basketball tournament, finishing second and earning a bid to the Washington State championship tournament in March. Players from left are Graham Wilson, Caden Bennett, Isaiah Luster, Harvey Granier, Crew Randklev, Peyton Nelson and Dalton Gregg; and rear, coach Scott Randklev.
Courtesy photo The Buzzsaw Wrestling Club has been recognized as one of the Top 100 largest USA Wrestling clubs in the nation for 2026, based on membership numbers. In the front row from left are Wyatt Foulk, Conrad Marienau, Jack Christen, Weston Mathews, Seger Stanley, Nathan Jennings, Oaken Lorance and Blake Jennings; second row from left, Kenneth Noble, Carter Jennings, Rhett Zechman, Bodie Stanley, Cole Berger, Logan Burt and James Christen; third row from left, Jase Zechman, Noah Jones, Samuel Mathews, Jacob Molinar Jr, Sahl Szabo, Porter Crosby, Trey Townsend, Archer Underdahl and Tit…
Courtesy photo The Sting u10 boys defeated BVB IA 4-2. Emmett Cowan and Cooper Leary each scored two goals for the Sting. From left are Xander Rodriguez, Xavier Sousley, Alex Menzies, Declan Hansen, Kevin Sahm, Cooper Leary, Arius Bush, Isaac Clegg, Xander Werner, Emmett Cowan and coach Matt Werner.
Courtesy photo Rosy Gallegos rolled a 290 series in the Juniors division at Sunset Bowling Center in Coeur d'Alene last weekend.
Courtesy photo Drake Sampert rolled a 290 series in the Juniors division at Sunset Bowling Center in Coeur d'Alene last weekend.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2016 U11 Boys Black soccer team ended Fall League play with a 4-1 win against the Spokane Shadow B15/16 Pre RCL on Saturday at the Spokane Polo Fields in Airway Heights. Sting goals were scored by Atlas Lepley (2), Finn Brumbach (1) and Jacob Lundwall (1). Lounging at front left is Reid Funkhouser; kneeling from left are Isaak Sterling, Jacob Lundwall, beekeeper coach Nick Funkhouser, Maverick Woodcock, O’Neill Olind, Kellen McLemore, Jaxson Matheney and Hank Richter; and standing from left, Declan Rigler, Finn Brumbach, Ollie Lundy, Leo Leferink, Atlas Lepley and…
Courtesy photo The 14U Sting boys Academy soccer team won 2-1 against 90+ on Saturday to clinch first place and finish undefeated for the fall season in the EWSL. In the front row from left are Xander Weeks, Camden Nelson, Maverick Sargent, Micah Brumbach, Caleb Larson, Mason Fantozzi, Luke Baune, Henry Bowlby, Levi Pooler, Caleb Drube, David Clark and Xander Conner; and back row from left, coach Alex Doskaliuk, Breesen Ellis, Carter Mitchell, Jasper Meyer, Ben Thomas, Zeek McNiel, Winston Hook, Patrick Langer, Nolan Bode and assistant coach Abby Drube.
Courtesy photo The Sting U10 boys soccer team wrapped up their EWSL season with a win against the Sandpoint Strikers, as well as a 4-4 tie in the Pre-Academy League against the 3 Rivers Soccer Club from Tri-Cities. From left are assistant coach Kara Lemmon, Patrick Carper, Vaughn Barnes, Emmett Cowan, Liam Lemmon, Jayden Long, Gideon Lee, Isaac Clegg, Mason Anderson, assistant coach Jean Carper and head coach Matt Werner. Not pictured are George Duke, Xavier Sousley and Xander Werner.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club's U8 girls tied BVB 1-1 this past weekend in Coeur d'Alene. In the front row from left are Stella Richards, Cora Looney, Etta Buffum, Dylan Feist and Charly Salisbury; and back row from left, Emilia Hallett, Rylee Jordan, Margot Saccone and Michaela Le Blanc.
Photo by KRISTINA EVANS June Greene (pictured in black) and her Sting SC U11 Girls Black soccer teammates closed out their 2026 Fall EWSL season this past Saturday with a 3-2 away loss to WE Surf 15/16 Pre-GA at the Plante's Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. The Sting secured a third-place league finish, ending the fall campaign with a 5-3 record and 26 goals scored across their eight matches.
Photo by KRISTINA EVANS Battling to a 2-2 draw against visiting Three Rivers Soccer Club on Sunday, Adelle Paine (pictured in white) and the Sting SC U11 Girls Academy soccer team wrapped up their 2026 Fall PAL season at Canfield Middle School. The weekend tie completed the fall campaign for the Sting, which claimed third place in the league standings with a record of 5-2-3.
Photo by HAYLEY GABRIEL Brooklyn Shellman (pictured) of the Sting SC U11 Girls Yellow soccer team helps her squad wrap up an undefeated 2026 Fall EWSL campaign. Claiming first place overall, the Sting finished the season with a 7-0-1 record, boasting a division-leading 31 goals scored and a defense that conceded only five goals.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club Boys 14/15 Academy Black Team defeated Hells Canyon FC Rapids B13/14 over the weekend in Lewiston. From left are assistant coach Kip Sharbono, Caeden Butler, Jaxon Mitchell, Silas Ballou, Maddox Hoy, Bode Hebener, Aiden Barton, Grant Quinn, George Jerkins, Ryker Weeks, Cooper Corbeill, Ethan Denisyuk, William (Bam) Bookholtz, Beckham Sharbono, Jake Mitchell and head coach Ian McKenna.
BOWLING
Sunset Bowling Center
Week 7
Bumpers
High Scratch Game Boys: Ezra Hawkins - 54; River Ries - 52
High Scratch Game Girls: Sage Golden - 62; Charlie McClellan - 61; Octavia Goff - 52
Bantams
High Scratch Game Boys: Nolan Hawkins - 75; Andrew Mueller - 61; Vincent Wolfinger - 51
High Scratch Game Girls: Adalena Sanchez - 51; Isola Goff - 27; Grace Minor - 22
Preps
High Scratch Game Boys: James Onosko - 156; Ben Mueller - 132; Aiden Testa - 86
High Scratch Game Girls: Lilliana Sanchez - 112; Mila Butherus - 111; Nora Hawkins - 100
Juniors
High Scratch Game Boys: Drake Sampert - 290; Carter Hilliard - 253; Jackson Hopper- 226
High Scratch Game Girls: Rosy Gallegos - 290; Abby Kuespert - 236; Ryllee Kaup - 212
Other 200+ Games: Drake Sampert - 246; Carter Hilliard - 238 & 220; Abby Kuespert - 212; Kenton Still - 204; Tristan Cord - 203; Jackson Hopper - 203 & 200
600+ Games: Drake Sampert - 716; Carter Hilliard - 711; Rosy Gallegos - 639; Jackson Hopper - 629; Abby Kuespert - 610
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Courtesy photo The Buzzsaw Wrestling Club has been recognized as one of the Top 100 largest USA Wrestling clubs in the nation for 2026, based on membership numbers. In the front row from left are Wyatt Foulk, Conrad Marienau, Jack Christen, Weston Mathews, Seger Stanley, Nathan Jennings, Oaken Lorance and Blake Jennings; second row from left, Kenneth Noble, Carter Jennings, Rhett Zechman, Bodie Stanley, Cole Berger, Logan Burt and James Christen; third row from left, Jase Zechman, Noah Jones, Samuel Mathews, Jacob Molinar Jr, Sahl Szabo, Porter Crosby, Trey Townsend, Archer Underdahl and Titus Zechman; and back row from left, Drake Lorance, Sean Christen, Scott Underdahl, Adam Jones, Bowdi Szabo, Paul Marienau, Keri Stanley, Chad Jennings, Jacob Molinar Sr., Jason Townsend and Drake Szabo.
Courtesy photo The Sting u10 boys defeated BVB IA 4-2. Emmett Cowan and Cooper Leary each scored two goals for the Sting. From left are Xander Rodriguez, Xavier Sousley, Alex Menzies, Declan Hansen, Kevin Sahm, Cooper Leary, Arius Bush, Isaac Clegg, Xander Werner, Emmett Cowan and coach Matt Werner.
Courtesy photo Rosy Gallegos rolled a 290 series in the Juniors division at Sunset Bowling Center in Coeur d'Alene last weekend.
Courtesy photo Drake Sampert rolled a 290 series in the Juniors division at Sunset Bowling Center in Coeur d'Alene last weekend.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2016 U11 Boys Black soccer team ended Fall League play with a 4-1 win against the Spokane Shadow B15/16 Pre RCL on Saturday at the Spokane Polo Fields in Airway Heights. Sting goals were scored by Atlas Lepley (2), Finn Brumbach (1) and Jacob Lundwall (1). Lounging at front left is Reid Funkhouser; kneeling from left are Isaak Sterling, Jacob Lundwall, beekeeper coach Nick Funkhouser, Maverick Woodcock, O’Neill Olind, Kellen McLemore, Jaxson Matheney and Hank Richter; and standing from left, Declan Rigler, Finn Brumbach, Ollie Lundy, Leo Leferink, Atlas Lepley and Matthew Shandy.
Courtesy photo The 14U Sting boys Academy soccer team won 2-1 against 90+ on Saturday to clinch first place and finish undefeated for the fall season in the EWSL. In the front row from left are Xander Weeks, Camden Nelson, Maverick Sargent, Micah Brumbach, Caleb Larson, Mason Fantozzi, Luke Baune, Henry Bowlby, Levi Pooler, Caleb Drube, David Clark and Xander Conner; and back row from left, coach Alex Doskaliuk, Breesen Ellis, Carter Mitchell, Jasper Meyer, Ben Thomas, Zeek McNiel, Winston Hook, Patrick Langer, Nolan Bode and assistant coach Abby Drube.
Courtesy photo The Sting U10 boys soccer team wrapped up their EWSL season with a win against the Sandpoint Strikers, as well as a 4-4 tie in the Pre-Academy League against the 3 Rivers Soccer Club from Tri-Cities. From left are assistant coach Kara Lemmon, Patrick Carper, Vaughn Barnes, Emmett Cowan, Liam Lemmon, Jayden Long, Gideon Lee, Isaac Clegg, Mason Anderson, assistant coach Jean Carper and head coach Matt Werner. Not pictured are George Duke, Xavier Sousley and Xander Werner.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club's U8 girls tied BVB 1-1 this past weekend in Coeur d'Alene. In the front row from left are Stella Richards, Cora Looney, Etta Buffum, Dylan Feist and Charly Salisbury; and back row from left, Emilia Hallett, Rylee Jordan, Margot Saccone and Michaela Le Blanc.
Photo by KRISTINA EVANS June Greene (pictured in black) and her Sting SC U11 Girls Black soccer teammates closed out their 2026 Fall EWSL season this past Saturday with a 3-2 away loss to WE Surf 15/16 Pre-GA at the Plante's Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. The Sting secured a third-place league finish, ending the fall campaign with a 5-3 record and 26 goals scored across their eight matches.
Photo by KRISTINA EVANS Battling to a 2-2 draw against visiting Three Rivers Soccer Club on Sunday, Adelle Paine (pictured in white) and the Sting SC U11 Girls Academy soccer team wrapped up their 2026 Fall PAL season at Canfield Middle School. The weekend tie completed the fall campaign for the Sting, which claimed third place in the league standings with a record of 5-2-3.
Photo by HAYLEY GABRIEL Brooklyn Shellman (pictured) of the Sting SC U11 Girls Yellow soccer team helps her squad wrap up an undefeated 2026 Fall EWSL campaign. Claiming first place overall, the Sting finished the season with a 7-0-1 record, boasting a division-leading 31 goals scored and a defense that conceded only five goals.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club Boys 14/15 Academy Black Team defeated Hells Canyon FC Rapids B13/14 over the weekend in Lewiston. From left are assistant coach Kip Sharbono, Caeden Butler, Jaxon Mitchell, Silas Ballou, Maddox Hoy, Bode Hebener, Aiden Barton, Grant Quinn, George Jerkins, Ryker Weeks, Cooper Corbeill, Ethan Denisyuk, William (Bam) Bookholtz, Beckham Sharbono, Jake Mitchell and head coach Ian McKenna.