Youth Sports Oct. 21, 2026

Courtesy photo The U13 Sting girls soccer team traveled to Gig Harbor on Oct. 10 and beat Harbor Premier 4-3. On Oct. 11, the Sting beat the Western WA Surf 11-0 in Bellingham. Pictured at right is Nevie Sousley, who scored seven of the Sting goals over the weekend.

Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting U14 girls soccer traveled to the Seattle area for two GA Aspire League games over the Oct. 10-11 weekend. Game 1 was a win over Harbor Premier FC 2-0. The first goal was scored by Olivia West, with an assist from Quinn Martin. Second goal was scored by Myah Lindquist. Game 2 was a win over WW Surf 3-0. Quinn Martin (pictured) had an Olimpico goal. Addi Salas scored with an assist from Evellyn Howard, and Nora Schock scored off of Peyton Cantrell's corner kick.

Courtesy photo Spirit Lake Park & Rec hosted Timberlake High School’s 2026 homecoming powderpuff game at Volunteer Park, sponsored by Spirit Lake Park & Rec and the Spirit Lake Community Coalition. The Black team defeated the Blue 48–30. The Blue team, coached by Ryker Montes, Titan Leard, and Jackson Lee, saw Kenzie Jezek score 2 touchdowns, with Ruby Allaway, Chloe Katus, and Sadie Green each adding one. The Black team, coached by Brayden Davis and Trenton Whitney, was led by Macy Murphey with 3 touchdowns, Gracie Reeves with 2 pick-sixes, Layla Webb with 2 touchdowns, and Nova Gonzales wi…

Courtesy photo The Kootenai Classical Academy middle school volleyball A team took on Priest River last week. In the front row from left are Shawna Allen, Lexi Fanning, Bridgette Anderson and Sadie Simpson; and back row from left, Zoe Brown, Kayden Orender, Harper Adams, Emilee Williams.

Courtesy photo The North Idaho Avalanche U11 girls soccer team beat the Sandpoint Strikers 2-0 at its home field this past weekend. In the front from left are Lacey Bitnoff and Cambreigh Holte; middle row from left, Kelly Snook, Emerson Jennings, Sonja Gelbakhiani, Sydney Schoeny and Kamryn McAllister; and back row from left, Nick Buffum (coach), Kaycie Boehm, Quinn Odom, Landrie Vaniman, Kaia Lindenstein, Keira DesJarlais and Chelsie Dance (coach).

Courtesy photo The Sting U9 girls Yellow soccer team defeated the Spokane Shadow 4-3 at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene. In the front row from left are Ginny Funkhouser, Kinley Gillespie, Haven Burggraf, Niveen Jeffreys and Emma Gallia; and back row from left, Emersyn Fisher, Eloise Granier, Ella Allen, Kensley Netting, Remi Rogge, Bella Butler and Lucy Conaty.

Courtesy photo The Sting U9 girls Black soccer team beat the Sandpoint Strikers 4-1 last weekend at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene. In the front from left are Emma Gallia and Joey Turnbull; and back row from left, Kennedy Brown, Declynn Elsberry, Niveen Jeffreys, Remi Rogge, Avery Feagans, Kensley Netting and Eloise Granier.

Courtesy photo The Sting U9 girls Yellow soccer team beat the Sandpoint Strikers 2-1 last weekend at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene. In the front row from left are Haven Burggraf, Ginny Funkhouser and Kinley Gillespie; and back row from left, Emersyn Fisher, Bella Butler, Kennedy Brown, Eloise Granier, Ella Allen, Declynn Elsberry and Remi Rogge.

Photo by MEGAN KERBY Team Idaho Real Homes (Mini 6 division) wrapped up their youth fall soccer season with a team celebration after their final game on Saturday with Post Falls Parks and Recreation. From left are Mason Kerby, Elisha Vessar, Quinton McNabb, Penelope McLean, Elizabeth Fuson, coach Jacob Vickery, Tristin Frankel, Jaxon Vickery and Austyn Butler.

Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club’s U8 girls team defeated the Storm FC 5-2 this past weekend in Cheney. In the front row from left are Charly Salisbury, Cora Looney and Rylee Jordan; and back row from left, Emilia Hallett, Stella Richards, Michaela Le Blanc, Margot Saccone and Etta Buffum.

Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting U14 girls soccer team wrapped up its GA Aspire fall season with a 4-0 win over the Seattle Reign. Two goals were scored by Quinn Martin, with assists from Kyrie Bitnoff and Olivia West. Nora Schock also scored two goals, with assists from Kinsley May and Chloe Quinn. The Sting U14 girls are currently in 1st place in the GA Aspire League with a 7-1 record. This season they have scored 22 goals and allowed only 2. The team will travel to the GA Aspire West Regional event in Arizona in November, with their sights set on qualifying for a second GA Aspire Nationals …

Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2016 U11 Boys Black soccer team competed in three Fall League games over the weekend, starting with a 7-1 loss Friday night at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane against WA East Surf B15/16 Premier, with the Sting goal scored by Atla Lepley. The Sting defeated 90+ Project SC B15/16 Grewe 2-0 at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene, with goals scored by Atlas Lepley and Hank Richter. The Sting ended the weekend with a 2-1 win Sunday morning at the Canfield Sports Complex against WA East Surf B15/16 Royal, with Sting goals scored by Maverick Woodcoc…

Photo by CASSIE STAEHELI Goalkeeper Livi Staeheli (pictured) holds down the back line for the Sting SC U11 Academy girls soccer squad during a 7-0 victory over Wenatchee FA in PAL league action last weekend at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene.

Photo by CASSIE STAEHELI Sting SC U11 Girls Black center back Elli Allen (pictured, right) turns away the attack during a two-win weekend for the Sting soccer team. The Sting topped Spokane Shadow 15/16 Pre-Aspire 5-1 on the road Saturday, and followed with a 5-2 home victory against Spokane Shadow 16/17 Pre-GA on Sunday.

Photo by HAYLEY GABRIEL Sting SC U11 Girls Yellow holding midfielder Hadley Burton (pictured) pushes the attack upfield against the Spokane Shadow during a two-win weekend for the Sting soccer team. The Sting opened Saturday with an 8-1 away victory over 90+ Project at the Dwight Merkel Sports Complex in Spokane, and capped the weekend Sunday with a 5-0 shutout against Spokane Shadow 15/16 Pre-Aspire.

Courtesy photo The BVB IA CDA 2016–2017 Boys (U10) soccer team, competing in the Eastern Washington Select League (EWSL) U10 Division 1, defeated Sandpoint Strikers FC 16–17 6–1 on Oct. 16 at MØDE Stadium–Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. From left are Sawyer Capaul, Andre Cano, Lukas Kuhn, Carter Botenhagen, Logan Epley, Ryker Bertek, Kieran MacKeage, Fynn Amerson, Avan Vaughn, Christian Poland and coach John O’Neil.

Courtesy photo The BVB IA CDA 2017–2018 Boys (U9) soccer team, competing in the Eastern Washington Select League (EWSL) U9 Division 1, played matches against Spokane Shadow-Basel and Spokane Shadow Academy B17/18 Matern at Spokane Polo Club on Oct. 17 and 18. From left are Nolan Hampton, Mathias Younger, Andre Cano, Wesley Hampton, Arman Weber, Fynn Amerson, Jackson Henry, Kruze Leonard, Tobin Bird, Bridger Armstrong and coach Ross Kuhn.

Courtesy photo The BVB IA CDA 2015–2017 Girls (U11) soccer team, competing in the Eastern Washington Select League (EWSL) U11 Division 2, defeated Storm FC G15/16 4–1 on Oct. 17 at Camas Meadow Community Park in Cheney. In the front row from left are Madison Morrett, Skyler Tierney, Elise Bosinov and Abby DeBerard; and back row from left, London Tierney, Eva Bosinov, Sage Severinsen, Ellie Richardson, Clair Graybeal and coach Ross Kuhn.

Courtesy photo The BVB IA CDA 2014–2016 Boys (U12) soccer team, competing in the Eastern Washington Select League (EWSL) U12 Division 1, defeated Spokane Legacy–Kingsford 2–0 on Oct. 17 at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake. From left are coach John O’Neil, Colin Happeny, Trace Samuels, Cole Birdsell, Waylon Wood, Greyson Guy, Ezra Herzog, Ben Erickson, Hugh Erickson, Weston Kramer, Mitchell Volland, Jameson Biddle and Porter DeBerard.