AREA ROUNDUP: Moscow baseball sweeps Lakeland in baseball doubleheader

AREA ROUNDUP

MOSCOW — The Moscow Bears took both games over the Lakeland Hawks of Rathdrum — 7-6 and 8-1 — in a 5A Inland Empire League baseball twinbill Tuesday.

In the first game, Moscow’s Will Hartig hit a double on a line drive to center field and scored Tyson Izzo to pull out a victory in the bottom of the seventh inning.

In Game 2, Dan Fitt had a triple and led the Bears (12-6, 7-3) with four RBI while Sam Rigney pitched five innings of scoreless ball.

GAME 1

Lakeland 000 220 2—6 7 0

Moscow 021 101 1—7 12 2

J. Taylor, E. Shanley (5) and N. Bevacqua; B. Kiblen, C. Isakson (5) and T. Izzo.

Lakeland hits — J. Taylor 2 (2B), N. Bevacqua 2, G. Tamangi (3B), T. Ellwood, A. Hocking.

Moscow hits — G. Holloway 3 (2B), A. Hurley 2 (2B), W. Hartig 2 (2B), S. Rauch 2, M. Helbling (3B), S. Rigney, T. Izzo.

GAME 2

Lakeland 000 001 0—1 6 2

Moscow 000 233 x—8 8 1

T. Ellwood, J. Caywood (4), B. Weitz (6) and N. Bevacqua; S. Rigney, K. Clark (6) and T. Izzo.

Lakeland hits — G. Tamangi, Bevacqua, T. Ellwood, C. Lund, H. Averitt, A. Hocking.

Moscow hits — A. Hurley 2, D. Fitt (3B), C. Isakson, Izzo, G. Holloway, W. Hartig, B. Kiblen.

Kendrick 12, Genesee 2

JULIAETTA — The host Tigers closed out the Bulldogs by five-inning mercy rule in a Whitepine League game.

Ralli Roetcisoender, Hudson Kirkland and Xavier Carpenter each had two RBI to lead Kendrick (10-1, 6-1).

Genesee (6-5-1, 4-4) enjoyed one hit apiece from Jackson Banks and Cameron Holmes.

Genesee 000 20—2 2 8

Kendrick 321 24—12 9 2

N. Bollman, C. Seubert (4) and J. Banks; M. Boyer, W. Howard (4), N. Kimberling (5) and M. Kirkland. W — Boyer; L — Bollman.

Genesee hits — J. Banks, C. Holmes.

Kendrick hits — H. Kirkland 2 (2B), R. Roetcisoender 2, W. Howard (2B), K. Littlefield (2B), Kimberling, Boyer, K. Lesnet.

Colfax 10, Liberty 0

COLFAX — Erik Christensen pitched a no-hitter with six strikeouts in the Bulldogs’ victory over the Lancers of Spangle in a 2B Bi-County League matchup.

Adrian Antoine had two hits and three RBI while Dawson Lobdell had a solo home run for Colfax (12-1, 3-0), which prevailed by mercy rule after six innings.

Liberty 000 000—0 0 3

Colfax 020 341—10 11 1

M. Strobel, N. Fuchs (4), J. Hodl (4) and P. Nemnich; E. Christensen and Al. Burt. W — Christensen; L — Strobel.

Liberty hits — none.

Colfax hits — D. Lobdell 2 (HR), A. Antoine 2 (3B), Christensen 2 (2B), Al. Burt (3B), J. Largent (3B), As. Burt, C. Inderrieden, J. Melus.

Orofino 11, Grangeville 1

OROFINO — The Maniacs bested the Bulldogs via five-inning mercy rule in a 3A Central Idaho League game.

Aiden Olive pitched a one-hitter with four strikeouts and hit a triple for Orofino (12-3, 5-0). Jaeger Tondevold and Quinton Naranjo had two RBI apiece for the Maniacs.

David Goicoa provided the lone hit and RBI for Grangeville (9-6, 4-0).

Grangeville 100 00—1 1 6

Orofino 162 02—11 5 1

D. Goicoa, T. Brown (4) and T. Williams; A. Olive and R. Merry. W — Olive; L — Goicoa.

Grangeville hits — Goicoa.

Orofino hits — A. Olive (3B), J. Tondevold, Q. Naranjo, N. Bonner, H. Gamble.

Asotin 24, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 2

RITZVILLE — The Panthers routed the Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos in nonleague play, winning by mercy rule after five innings.

Morgan Bunch, Chase Engle and Cooper Thomas each had three RBI for Asotin (11-3).

Thomas also started the game on the mound and threw four innings, allowing three hits and two runs while fanning seven batters.

Asotin 4(13)1 15—24 16 1

LRS 000 20— 2 4 7

C. Thomas, J. Dougan (5) and S. Hall; C. Boness, J. Harder (2), R. Erdman (4) and K. Stokoe. W — Thomas; L — Boness.

Asotin hits — C. Ells 2 (2B), C. Engle 2, C. Kelley 2, J. Dougan 2, Thomas 2, M. Bunch (2B), N. Koehler, B. Watson, S. Biery, S. Hall, P. Port.

LRS hits — C. Boness 2 (2B), J. Harder (2B), K. Stokoe.

Potlatch 10, Troy 2

TROY — A day after Troy dealt Kendrick its first defeat of the season, visiting Potlatch gave the Trojans their first 2A Whitepine League loss with three multi-run innings.

Waylan Marshall slapped a three-run triple in the sixth inning to put Potlatch up 8-0. Mason Woolverton singled four times and scored twice and starting pitcher Jameson Morris struck out 10 in six one-run frames.

Troy’s Makhi Durrett was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate.

Potlatch (9-1, 6-0), Troy (5-3, 3-1) and Kendrick all sit within a game of each other in the league standings with less than two weeks remaining in the regular season.

Potlatch 023 004 1—10 14 3

Troy 000 001 1—2 7 2

J. Morris, C. Carpenter (7) and J. Marshall; J. Barton, B. Abbott (7) and M. Durrett.

Potlatch hits — M. Woolverton 4, W. Marshall 2 (3B), J. Marshall 2 (2B), T. Chambers 2 (2B), W. Yearout (2B), L. Carpenter, B. Breeze, C. Yearout.

Troy hits — M. Durrett 3, D. Holden, J. Barton, A. Barton, W. Hazeltine.

Prairie 31, Nezperce 4

COTTONWOOD — The Pirates of Cottonwood had an astounding 25-run first inning en route to ending their Whitepine League game against the visiting Nighthawks after three via mercy rule.

Eight different players for Prairie (3-4, 2-4) had at least two RBI, with Kade Quintal driving in five and Jake Quintal four.

Devon Poxleitner pitched the full three innings with five strikeouts.

Jadin Williams had the only hit for Nezperce (1-9, 1-9).

Nezperce 013—4 1 6

Prairie (25)6x—31 12 2

K. Brinkerhoff, J. Williams (1) and J. Gomez; D. Poxleitner and J. Quintal. W — Poxleitner; L — Brinkerhoff.

Nezperce hits — J. Williams.

Prairie hits — Quintal 3 (2B), L. McElroy 2 (2B), P. Schwartz, C. Schears, M. Rehder, C. Ray, C. Schumacher, K. Quintal, Poxleitner.

Sunnyside Christian 16-11, Pomeroy 5-1

POMEROY — The host Pirates were handed two losses by Sunnyside Christian in a Southeast 1B League twinbill.

Jett Slusser and Conrad Nelson led Pomeroy (5-7, 3-5) with two hits and a double apiece.

Sunnyside Christian (10-4, 4-0) won Game 2 in five innings via mercy rule.

GAME 1

Sunnyside Ch. 114 330 4—16 11 2

Pomeroy 112 001 0— 5 4 4

C. Vandebraaf, A. Andringa (6) and unknown; N. Newberg, G. Magill (2), C. Nelson (5) and C. Nelson, unknown (5). W — Vandebraaf; L — Magill.

Sunnyside Christian hits — J. Smeenk 3 (3B, 2B), E. Peboer 2, C. Vandebraaf 2, G. Alseth, J. Bosma, A. Eisenga, L. Vandebraaf.

Pomeroy hits — J. Slusser 2 (2B), C. Morphin, C. Nelson.

GAME 2

Sunnyside Christian 121 52—11 3 1

Pomeroy 010 00— 1 4 6

J. Bosma and unknown; J. Slusser, T. Kimble (4), L. Lovgren (4) and C. Nelson. W — Bosma; L — Slusser.

Sunnyside Christian hits — C. Vandebraaf, Bosma, A. Eisenga.

Pomeroy hits — Nelson (2B), L. Lovgren, B. Schmidt, N. Newberg.

Coeur d’Alene 5-10, Lewiston 3-0

COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — The Bengals lost both games in a nonleague twinbill against the Coeur d’Alene Vikings.

Guy Krasselt highlighted the day for Lewiston (8-13), totaling two hits and two RBI.

The second game finished early due to the mercy rule.

GAME 1

Lewiston 003 000 0—3 8 2

Coeur d’Alene 003 101 x—5 8 0

I. Raines, D. Miller (6) and P. Bonebrake; E. Robertson, W. Beckenhauer (6) and H. Chambers. W — Robertson; L — Raines.

Lewiston hits — G. Peterson (3B), B. Schumacher (2B), T. Collins, C. Henson, G. Krasselt, J. Estlund, G. Kennedy, Z. McFee.

Coeur d’Alene hits — T. Voorhees 2 (2B), G. Helms 2, D. Cook 2, K. Coey, J. Hackett.

GAME 2

Lewiston 000 00—0 2 2

Coeur d’Alene 410 05—10 9 0

D. Miller, C. Henson (5) and T. Collins; T. Voorhees and H. Chambers. W — Voorhees; L — Miller.

Lewiston hits — G. Krasselt, J. Estlund.

Coeur d’Alene hits — Voorhees 2 (3B, 2B), K. Coey 2, J. Hackett (HR), G. Helms (2B), H. Trunkey-Evans (2B), B. Fenter, Chambers.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Clarkston 10, West Valley 9

SPOKANE VALLEY — Aneysa Judy of Clarkston racked up five hits including a home run as the Bantams edged out host West Valley in a 2A Greater Spokane League encounter.

Judy drove in three and scored four runs. Bailey Blaydes and Joslyn McCormick-Marks each tallied multiple hits of their own for the Bantams (9-4, 7-3) to aid the critical win over the Eagles (3-8, 3-4).

Clarkston 100 250 2—10 14 7

West Valley 104 011 2—9 9 5

V. Craven and J. Miller; Mourin, Stewart (5) and Scheid.

Clarkston hits — A. Judy 5 (HR), B. Blaydes 2, J. McCormick-Marks 2, K. Line (3B), J. Miller (2B), J. McCormick-Marks, J. Goard.

West Valley hits — McPhedran 3, Scheid 2, Stewart 2, Mourin (HR), Olson.

Moscow 14-26, Lakeland 15-10

RATHDRUM, Idaho — The Bears produced a big-hitting performance in the nightcap to win by mercy rule and split a 5A Inland Empire League doubleheader against the Hawks of Rathdrum.

Kaci Kiblen and Sammy Pfiffner had three hits apiece for the Bears (4-10, 1-7) in their narrow Game 1 loss, with Kiblen batting in five and Pfiffner three.

In Game 2, Hannah Robertson had four hits, including three doubles, and totaled six RBI for Moscow. Alazne Espy had two hits, including a home run, and drove in four runs. Pfiffner also had four RBI on three hits, including a double.

GAME 1

Moscow 401 013 5—14 16 6

Lakeland 215 322 x—15 11 3

E. McCallie, H. Robertson (5) and M. Hennrich; A. Helmholz and K. Dewey. W — Helmholz; L — McCallie.

Moscow hits — K. Kiblen 3, S. Pfiffner 3, R. Hurley 3, A. Espy 2, G. Fleischman 2, Robertson (2B), Hennrich (2B), S. Newlan.

Lakeland hits — J. Corbey 3 (HR, 3B), Ra. Dutton 2 (HR), D. Zimmerman 2 (2B), A. Blakemore (2B), R. Vanek (2B), A. Helmholz, Re. Dutton

GAME 2

Moscow (11)55 05—26 19 1

Lakeland 003 61—10 12 0

E. McCallie, H. Robertson (5) and A. Espy; D. Zimmerman, Ra. Dutton (4), Re. Dutton (5) and R. Vanek. W — McCallie; L — Zimmerman.

Moscow hits — H. Robertson 4 (3 2B), S. Pfiffner 3 (2B), G. Fleischman 3, A. Espy 2 (HR), K. Kiblen 2 (2B), R. Hurley 2 (2B), S. Newlan 2 (2B), McCallie.

Lakeland hits — J. Corbey 3 (2 HR, 2B), Ra. Dutton 3 (2B), Zimmerman 2 (2B), K. Dewey (2B), A. Blakemore, R. Vanek, M. Evans.

Genesee 17, Kendrick 5

JULIAETTA — Kendra Meyer struck out nine, Riley Baysinger drove in six runs and the Bulldogs beat the Tigers in a 2A Whitepine League matchup.

Genesee (9-1, 7-0) used a nine-run fourth inning and a four-run sixth inning to win on the road. Meyer took the ball through all six innings, doubled twice, walked once and scored four runs.

Baysinger, her catcher and lineup neighbor, drove her in multiple times with three singles, six RBI and three runs.

Hayden Kimberling pitched all six innings and doubled twice for Kendrick (4-7, 4-2).

Genesee 220 904—17 11 4

Kendrick 100 301—5 6 8

K. Meyer and R. Baysinger; H. Kimberling, K. Griffin.

Genesee hits — R. Baysinger 3, K. Meyer 2 (2 2B), M. Herman (2B), K. Krick 2 (2B), K. O’Connell, A. Wareham, M. Grieser.

Kendrick hits — H. Kimberling 2 (2 2B), I. Cowley 2, C. Sattler (2B), B. Clemenhagen.

Grangeville 19, Orofino 15

OROFINO — Addisyn Vanderwall reached base six times with a 4-for-4 showing at the plate, two walks, two RBI and four runs to propel the Bulldogs ahead of the Maniacs in a 3A Central Idaho League matchup.

Vanderwall’s two-run double was part of a seven-run fourth inning which saw Grangeville (7-8, 4-2) flip the score from a two-run deficit to a five-run lead.

The host Maniacs did not quit, as catcher Rilee Diffin posted a 4-for-5 showing that included a home run to help Orofino (10-3, 7-2) crawl within one of Grangeville in the sixth. Sady Olive tallied three hits and Livia Johnson hit a solo home run to join five Orofino batters with multiple hits. Madalyn Green and Adalei Lefebvre did their part with three hits apiece to keep Grangeville on top.

Grangeville 410 710 6—19 15 7

Orofino 403 005 3—15 15 8

A. Lefebvre and K. Adams; S. Olive, R. Deyo (4), K. Coleman (6) and R. Diffin.

Grangeville hits — A. Vanderwall 4 (2 2B), M. Green 3, A. Lefebvre 3, S. Wagner 2, M. York, A. Long, C. Barger.

Orofino hits — R. Diffin 4 (HR), S. Olive 3, L. Johnson 2 (HR), B. Hanna 2, M. Walters 2, S. Tondevold (3B), P. Deyo.

Prairie 20, Lewis County 10

COTTONWOOD — The Pirates of Cottonwood topped the visiting Eagles by mercy rule after six innings in a Whitepine League matchup.

Kaylee Lockett had three hits and was a home run away from the cycle with six RBI for the Pirates (2-4, 2-4). Teammate Erica Schlader had four hits and a triple.

Morgan Kirkland led Lewis-County (0-6, 0-6) with two hits and one RBI.

Lewis County 000 640—10 4 1

Prairie 330 725—20 11 4

R. Warren and S. Stamper; H. Rowland, K. Lockett (4) and K. Forsmann. W — Lockett; L — Warren.

Lewis County hits — M. Kirkland 2 (2B), L. Finnell, P. Ralstin.

Prairie hits — E. Schlader 4 (3B), K. Lockett 3 (3B, 2B), C. Rehder 2, B. Key, M. Nuxoll.

Clearwater Valley 43, Lapwai 13

KOOSKIA — The Rams of Kooskia crushed the visiting Wildcats in a Whitepine League game that ended after four innings due to the mercy rule.

Gracie Schuster had four hits, including a home run and a double, and led Clearwater Valley (6-4, 4-3) with seven RBI. The Rams’ Tessa Lundgren also had four hits, including two doubles, and batted in five.

Full statistics for Lapwai (0-6, 0-6) were unavailable.

Lapwai 01(10) 2—13 6 4

CV (15)(13)(15) x—43 13 2

G. Schuster, S. Martinez (2), Riley Parsons (4) and E. Schuster.

Clearwater Valley hits — G. Schuster 4 (HR, 2B), T. Lundgren 4 (2 2B), J. Rice 2, S. Martinez, A. Martinez, E. Boller.

Colton 23, Pomeroy 1

COLTON — The host Wildcats raced to a gaping 17-0 lead in the first inning thanks to each of their first 14 batters reaching base before the Pirates could record an out en route to winning by five-inning mercy rule in Southeast 1B League play.

Kiya Soza, Clair Moehrle and Holly Heitstuman each reached base three times with Soza slugging a trio of doubles for Colton (3-4, 3-3). Moehrle connected for a pair of extra-base hits and threw a five-inning complete game in which she struck out seven. Emily Boyd drew two walks for Pomeroy (5-5, 3-3).

Pomeroy 000 01—1 4 0

Colton (17)05 1x—23 18 0

K. Marquez, M. Warren (2) and K. Potoshnik; C. Moehrle and M. Bell.

Pomeroy hits — K. Potoshnik, M. Warren, I. Field, R Nagle.

Colton hits — K. Soza 3 (3 2B), C. Moehrle 3 (2 2B), H. Heitstuman 3, R. Weber 2 (2B), M. Bell 2, L. Musson 2, E. Nollmeyer, L. Walsborn, A. Kerr.

Coeur d’Alene 10-12, Lewiston 4-8

The host Bengals lost both games of a twinbill to the unbeaten Vikings.

In Game 1, Ashland Schell led the Bengals (6-10) with two RBI, and in Game 2 Ava Thorson batted in two.

GAME 1

CDA 003 012 4—10 16 1

Lewiston 001 101 1—4 6 2

J. Davenport and K. Bridge; A. Schnell and L. Hernandez.

CDA hits — J. Davenport 3(2B), E. Henderson 3, K. Bridge 2 (2B), A. Linder 2 (2B), C. Burke 2, M. Nelson 2, M. Knutson, O. Dudley.

Lewiston hits — S. Arellano 2, D. Litchfield 2, A. Ready (3B), J. Barney, A. Ready.

GAME 2

CDA 122 006 1—12 15 4

Lewiston 201 203 0—8 10 6

L. Nordman, J. Davenport (6) and K. Bridge; J. Barney, H. Robins (7) and L. Hernandez.

CDA hits — K. Bridge 3 (2B), O. Dudley 3, L. Nordman 2 (2B), M. Knutson 2, J. Davenport 2, E. Henderson 2, A. Linder.

Lewiston hits — L. Hernandez 3 (3B, 2B), J. Barney 2 (2B), A. Schnell 2, S. Arellano (3B), A. Ready, A. Thorson.

East Valley 15, Pullman 2

PULLMAN — The host Greyhounds lost to the Knights of Spokane Valley by five-inning mercy rule in a 2A Greater Spokane League game.

Pullman (4-7, 4-3) was led by Kinsey Rees with two hits including a double.

East Valley 046 32—15 13 1

Pullman 000 11— 2 6 7

S. Swanson and unknown; B. Randall, K. Rees (3) and T. Cromie. W — Swanson; L — Randall.

East Valley hits — B. Wise 3 (3B, 2B), M. McGraw 3, S. Whitmore 3, K. Marshall 2, J. Weger, E. Rocha.

Pullman hits — K. Rees 2 (3B), B. Randall, C. Stewart, S. Turner, J. Stewart.

Liberty 8-13, Colfax 2-3

SPANGLE, Wash. — The Bulldogs fell in both games against the Lancers of Spangle in a 2B Bi-County League doubleheader, with the second contest ending ahead of schedule due to the mercy rule.

In Game 1, Brenna Gilchrist led the Bulldogs with two hits, including a double and one RBI.

Liberty (8-1, 6-0) pitching kept the Colfax (8-7, 2-3) offense quiet for the doubleheader.

GAME 1

Colfax 011 000 0—2 4 5

Liberty 012 005 x—8 9 4

K. Akesson and G. Jones; J. Jeske and S. Stout. W — Jeske; L — Akesson.

Colfax hits — B. Gilchrist 2 (2B), R. Henningar, A. Imler.

Liberty hits — Jeske 2 (HR), Stout 2 (HR), L. Unruh 2, A. Hofmann (2B), H. Mitzimberg, J. Brumley.

GAME 2

Colfax 300 00— 3 3 3

Liberty 153 22—13 12 1

K. Akesson, M. McNeilly (4) and G. Jones; J. Jeske and S. Stout. W — Jeske; L — Akesson.

Colfax hits — Akesson, R. Henningar, I. Huntley.

Liberty hits — A. Hofmann 3, H. Mitzimberg 2 (2B), Stout 2, J. Brumley 2, Jeske (2B), R. Kelley, L. Unruh.

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna 10, Asotin 6

RITZVILLE — The Panthers lost Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna in a Northeast 2B League meeting.

Isabella Dougan drove in two runs for Asotin (1-11, 0-7), while teammate Kierra Nielson pitched 3 2/3 innings with six strikeouts.

Asotin 000 040 2—6 8 3

LRSW 002 116 x—10 9 4

K. Nielson, G. Schaefer (4) and M. Lathrop; H. Towne.

Asotin hits — M. Lathrop 3, L. Koehler (2B), L. Koehler, I. Dougan, G. Schaefer, K. Nielson, P. Appleford.

LRS hits — H. Towne 3 (2B), A. Armstrong (2B), M. Cameron (2B), H. Lobe, J. Jobe, S. Galbreath, A. Fode.

Potlatch 7-12, Lewiston JV 8-1

The visiting Loggers split a doubleheader with Lewiston’s junior varsity team, narrowly dropping the opener before winning by mercy rule in the nightcap.

In Game 1, the host JV Bengals scored multiple runs in three out of the first four innings while Potlatch kept pace, using a four-run fourth frame to take a 7-6 lead. Brilan Luthy delivered the walk-off single in the bottom of the fifth for Lewiston JV (9-3).

The Loggers (7-1) ran away with Game 2, scoring five runs in the first and four in the fourth. Elena Vowels hit safely four times and three in Game 2 and Maddie Smith struck out five over four frames.

GAME 1

Potlatch 012 40—7 9 1

Lewiston JV 230 21—8 8 4

B. Winther, M. Smith (4) and O. Smith; H. Robbins and V. Lockart.

Potlatch hits — L. Quaade 3, H. McNeal (3B), O. Smith, K. Heitstuman, J. Andres, E. Vowels, M. Smith.

Lewiston JV hits — B. Luthy 2 (2B), K. Lockart 2, V. Lockart (2B), M. Clements.

GAME 2

Potlatch 521 40—12 11 0

Lewiston JV 000 10—1 2 10

M. Smith, B. Winther (5) and O. Smith; L. Erbst and A. Johnson.

Potlatch hits — E. Towels 3, J. Andres 2 (2B), H. McNeal 2, R. Tucker 2, M. Smith (2B), O. Smith.

Lewiston JV hits — A. Johnson (3B), A. Bruck.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER

Clarkston 3, Deer Park 2

The host Bantams started strong and withstood a rally from the Deer Park Stags to prevail in a 2A Greater Spokane League encounter which saw four of its five total goals scored on penalty kicks.

Tyler Schnatterle notched the first two Clarkston goals off penalty kicks before Connor Schnatterle ran the score up to 3-0 off an assist from Riley LaPlante, all within the first half-hour of play. The Stags (4-5, 3-4) came back with two penalty kick scores of their own, but the Bantams (3-7, 2-5) prevented them from tying things up with the help of “some standout saves” by goalkeeper James LeBret, according to coach Corinne Richert.

The result avenged a 4-1 defeat Clarkston had suffered to Deer Park earlier in the season.

Deer Park 1 1—2

Clarkston 3 0—3

Clarkston — Tyler Schnatterle, PK, 6th.

Clarkston — T. Schnatterle, PK, 21st.

Clarkston — Connor Schnatterle, (Riley LaPlante), 27th.

Deer Park — Porter Whitmore, PK, 30th.

Deer Park — Parker Russell, PK, 60th.

Shots — Deer Park 7, Clarkston 7. Saves — Deer Park: Abdu Issakh 6; Clarkston: James LeBret 7.

Pullman 3, North Central 0

PULLMAN — The unbeaten Greyhounds “weathered a little bit of a storm” in the opening 12 minutes, according to Pullman coach Doug Winchell, and ultimately racked up three second-half goals to beat North Central of Spokane in a 2A Greater Spokane League contest.

Clarens Dollin was responsible for the Hounds’ first and third goals despite spending much of the match double or triple-teamed. Dollin headed a corner kick into the net in the 57th minute and took a pass in space from Owen Shulenberger for the score in the 74th.

Marcelo Romero cashed in on an Isaiah Bischoff assist in the 60th minute and goalkeeper Milo Wexler made a pair of saves for Pullman (11-0, 7-0).

“They stayed the course, and then the goals came,” Winchell said.

North Central 0 0—0

Pullman 0 3—3

Pullman— Clarens Dollin, 57th

Pullman — Marcelo Romero (Isaiah Bischoff), 60th

Pullman — Dollin (Owen Shulenberger) 74th

Shots — North Central 3, Pullman 10; Saves— North Central: Jack Lawson 5; Pullman: Milo Wexler 2.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Lewiston 8, Lakeland 4

RATHDRUM, Idaho — The Bengals remained perfect in 5A Inland Empire League competition with a team dual win over the host Hawks of Rathdrum.

Lewiston’s top mixed doubles duo of Brennan Rice and Alexis Keller, which has been dominant all season, was “very, very strong at the net,” according to coach Sandi Stocks, and provided the team’s most emphatic win in a 6-0, 6-1 showing. In what Stocks called the “highlight match of the day,” the first-time pairing of Taylor Musser and Eden Reed came through a seesaw girls No. 2 doubles battle to prevail 7-6 (3), 3-6, 10-7 for the Bengals (5-2, 3-0).

Girls singles — Malley Geary, Lew, def. Caitlin Costello 6-4, 6-2; River Hoover, Lew, def. Candela Masip 6-2, 6-2; Jazmyn Smith, Lew, def. Bridget Derbyshire 6-4, 6-2.

Girls doubles — Maddie Andres/Livvy Hatcher, Lak, def. Skye VanTrease/Grace Klein 7-5, 1-6, 11-9; Taylor Musser/Eden Reed, Lew, def. Brenna Brownsberger/Alyssa Thomas 7-6 (3), 3-6, 10-7.

Boys singles — Dylan Smith, Lew, def. Thayer Sabatke 6-2, 6-0; Isaac Dover, Lew, def. Maverick Gerrior 6-2, 6-1; Sam Beckstead, Lew, def. Marty Thomas 6-1, 6-1.

Boys doubles — Brock Raebul/Jayden Ruella, Lak, def. JJ Pacheco/Wes Heiss 6-1, 3-6, 10-6; Kyle Fritz/Jacob Holan, Lak, def. Joe Hartwig/Hezekiah Dover 6-2, 6-3.

Mixed doubles — Brennan Rice/Alexis Keller, Lew, def. Marty Babb/Kaytlin Snydder 6-0, 6-1; Garrett Snydder/Gabrielle Phillips, Lak, def. Filippo Greggio/Destiny Ellenwood 6-4, 6-3.

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

Hounds first at home

PULLMAN — The Greyhounds finished first out of seven teams and Pullman’s Trae Fredrickson posted the best score of the day at their home Greater Spokane League meet hosted at Palouse Ridge Golf Club.

Fredrickson was the lone individual to shoot under par with a 71. Parker Legreid placed second with a 72 to set up Pullman for a 300 (12-over-par) team score.

Medalist — Trae Fredrickson, Pullman, 71.

Pullman individuals — Fredrickson, 71; Parker Legreid, 72; Karson Dunlap, 78; Parker Lee, 79; Lucas Clark 91.

Panthers compete at Colfax

COLFAX — Brady Sullivan finished with a score of 89 to lead the Asotin boys in a meet at Colfax.

Tristen Scott was second among the Panthers with a score of 111.

On the girls side, Emery Overberg finished with a round of 108. Faith Isley finished with a 122 and qualified for the 1B/2B district tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD

Bengals beat Bears in IEL dual

Lewiston emerged triumphant in team scoring on both the boys and girls sides of a 5A Inland Empire League dual meet with visiting Moscow at the P1FCU Sports Complex.

The Bengals fielded the first-place finisher in 12 of 16 boys events, with Brandon Brower (100-, 200-meter dash), Trip Eckert (110, 300 hurdles) and Deegan Everett (pole vault, triple jump) each providing two of those wins. The Bears found success in the middle-and-long distance events, sweeping the 400, 800, 1,600 and 3,200 — the latter two headed up by Ethan Fenley.

Girls competition was closer, but two event wins apiece from Avery Lathen (100, 200), Addisyn Storm (1,600, 3,200) and Mara Kessinger (discus, javelin) helped the hosts carry the day. Moscow sophomore Mattea Nuhn, who is the defending state champion in the event, contested and won her first 100 hurdles race of the season.

BOYS

Team scores — Lewiston 92, Moscow 44.

100 — 1. Brandon Brower, Lew, 11.17; 2. Noah Carpenter, Lew, 11.34; 3. Hunter Edden, Lew, 11.62.

200 — 1. Brower, Lew, 22.74; 2. Caleb Heywood, Mos, 22.76; 3. Carpenter, Lew, 23.11.

400 — 1. Heywood, Mos, 51.74; 2. Horne, Mos, 51.90; 3. Nathan King, Lew, 52.12.

800 — 1. Cody Brooks, Mos, 2:14.21; 2. Trenton Stypa, Mos, 2:14.46; 3. Lucas Clements, Lew, 2:14.72.

1,600 — 1. Ethan Fenley, Mos, 4:40.50; 2. Clements, Lew, 4:44.39; 3. John Dyer, Mos, 4:51.18.

3,200 — 1. Fenley, Mos, 10:38.76; 2. Orion McClory, Mos, 10:41.36; 3. Gabriel Siegenthalter, Mos, 10:46.62.

110 hurdles — 1. Trip Eckert, Lew, 16.45.

300 hurdles — 1. Eckert, Lew, 41.84; 2. Hasham Alayat, Mos, 42.49; 3. Bryce Sifers, Lew, 43.11.

1,600 relay — 1. Lewiston B (D.J. Wilkerson, Dawson Bernatz, Hunter Edden, Nathan King), 3:35.90; 2. Moscow D, 3:54.95; 3. Moscow A, 3:57.37.

Shot put — 1. Parker Bagly, Lew, 43-8 1/2; 2. Kyler Schumaker, Lew, 43-1; 3. Riley Bontrager, Mos, 41-1 1/2.

Discus — 1. Gabriel Kessinger, Lew, 130-6 1/2; 2. Elliot McCall, Lew, 128-7; 3. Bagley, Lew, 125-5.

Javelin — 1. Cole Arlint, Lew, 154-0; 2. Cameron Reed, Lew, 153-8; 3. Connor Fields, Mos, 127-5.

High jump — 1. Reid Krahn, Lew, 5-10; 2. Grayden Johnson, Lew, 5-8; 3. Josh Gordon, Mos, 5-6.

Pole vault — 1. Deegan Everett, Lew, 12-6; 2. Cameron Fairbanks, Mos, 11-0; 3. Ethan Maxcer, Mos, 10-6.

Long jump — 1. Brandon Brower, Lew, 21-2; 2. Everett, Lew, 20-6; 3. Bernatz, Lew, 19-9.

Triple jump — 1. Everett, Lew, 41-6; 2. Eckert, Lew, 38-10; 3. Jayden Wittman, Lew, 38-3.

GIRLS

Team scores — Lewiston 78, Moscow 62.

100 — 1. Avery Lathen, Lew, 12.96; 2. Jessa Skinner, Mos, 13.43; 3. Brooklyn Becker, Mos, 13.70.

200 — 1. Lathen, Lew, 26.87; 2. Addie Lassen, Mos, 26.91; 3. Ashlyn Fakhouri, Mos, 27.43.

400 — 1. Lassen, Mos, 1:01.14; 2. Fakhouri, Mos, 1:03.72; 3. Izzabel Fender, Mos, 1:04.06.

800 — 1. Amelia Barker, Mos, 2:50.10; 2. Mya Wenz, Mos, 2:58.57; 3. Erica Hall, Mos, 3:05.57.

1,600 — 1. Addisyn Storm, Lew, 5:35.63; 2. Ali Van Mullem, Lew, 6:05.20; 3. Angelina DeWinkle, Mos, 6:12.87.

3,200 — 1. Storm, Lew, 13:03.56; 2. DeWinkle, Mos, 13:49.64; 3. Avery Calabretta, Mos, 16:10.44.

100 hurdles — 1. Mattea Nuhn, Mos, 15.41; 2. Jessa Skinner, Mos, 16.29; 3. Addy Paynter, Lew, 17.20.

300 hurdles — 1. Paynter, Lew, 50.15; 2. Emily Mellinger, Lew, 54.73; 3. Julia Franklin, Lew, 55.23.

1,600 relay — 1. Lewiston (E. Mellinger, Paynter, Lathen, Mia Mellinger), 4:23.02; 2. Moscow, 4:50.93.

Shot put — 1. Mara Kessinger, Lew, 32-4 1/2; 2. Emmy Roberts, Lew, 32-0 1/2; 3. Kimber Luke, Lew, 30-3 1/2.

Discus — 1. Kessinger, Lew, 119-10; 2. Sarah Quigley, Lew, 93-3 1/2; 3. Roberts, Lew, 91-0.

Javelin — 1. Kara Stanger, Lew, 104-0; 2. Hannah Huffman, Lew, 84-2; 3. Quigley, Lew, 78-1.

High jump — 1. Saskia Hohenlohe, Mos, 4-10; 2. Fender, Mos, 4-10; 3. Lilja Main, Lew, 4-10.

Pole vault — 1. Ella Julye, Mos, 7-6; 2. Loie Gibler, Mos, 6-6; 3. Nia Jakich-Kunze, Mos, 6-6.

Long jump — 1. Skinner, Mos, 15-11 1/4; 2. Lathen, Lew, 15-10 1/2; 3. Fender, Mos, 15-4 1/2.

Triple jump — 1. Eva Steele, Lew, 32-1 1/2; 2. Sydney Crea, Lew, 31-10 1/2; 3. Raegan Cahill, Lew, 29-0 3/4.

Knights, Loggers log victories

TROY — The Logos Knights of Moscow edged out the host Trojans for the team title on the boys side while the Potlatch Loggers overcame Logos for the top spot in girls competition at the Troy Meet.

In the most dramatic race of the day, the Knights’ 800-meter relay lineup of Justice Mallery, Jesiah Brower, Max Hawthorne and Dominic Porras bested Kendrick’s Orion Stewart, Landon Sneve, Cade Silflow and Malaki Jonasson by one hundredth of a second, finishing in 1 minute, 37.03 seconds to the Tigers’ 1:37.04.

Kathryn Burnette led the Logger girls with a pair of massive throwing victories, delivering a shot put mark of 42 feet, 2 inches that was more than 10 feet ahead of the next finisher and a discus heave of 111-2 that was first by nearly 25 feet.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Logos 144; 2. Troy 130.5; 3. Kendrick 122; 4. Genesee 93.5; 5. Potlatch 34; 6. Kootenai 32; 7. Lapwai 20; 8. Deary 19; 9. Lakeside 11.

100 — 1. Jackson Marone, Troy, 11.34; 2. Ben Johnson, Pot, 11.66; 3. Tanner Clemenhagen, Ken, 11.83.

200 — 1. Marone, Troy, 23.67; 2. Clemenhagen, Ken, 23.93; 3. Johnson, Pot, 24.37.

400 — 1. Jesiah Brower, Log, 53.30; 2. Olaf Sundlie, Log, 53.89; 3. Jacob Warner, Troy, 54.82.

800 — 1. Ransom Sentz, Log, 2:12.39; 2. Titus Jankovic, Log, 2:12.71; 3. Ben Farr, Gen, 2:17.49.

1,600 — 1. Far, Gen, 4:56.11; 2. Koen Smiscon, Lap, 5:11.97; 3. Stephen Yacoubian, Gen, 5:15.69.

3,200 — 1. Farr, Gen, 10:29.43; 2. Yacoubian, Gen, 11:51.42; 3. Bridger Hawley, Troy, 13:44.34.

110 hurdles — 1. Hinder Hurst, Troy, 18.28; 2. Tristan Hensley, Gen, 20.32.

300 hurdles — 1. Hurst, Troy, 44.00; 2. Wyatt Vincent, Dea, 44.24; 3. Hensley, Gen, 48.06.

400 relay — 1. Logos (Jonathan Grauke, Dominic Porras, Bo Whitling, Sundlie), 45.96; 2. Potlatch, 47.25; 3. Lapwai, 50.50.

800 relay — 1. Logos (Justice Mallery, Brower, Max Hawthorne, Porras), 1:37.03; 2. Kendrick, 1:37.04; 3. Deary, 1:41.24.

1,600 relay — 1. Genesee (Kalitri Hubbard, Hensley, Andrew Rector, Levi Hosking), 3:54.98.

Shot put — 1. Carson Hogan, Ken, 46-6; 2. Thomas Bowen, Log, 42-10; 3. Malaki Jonasson, Ken, 40-7.

Discus — 1. Bowen, Log, 160-10 1/2; 2. Hogan, 133-6; 3. Evan Kirkham, Troy, 122-3.

Javelin — 1. Grauke, Log, 135-2; 2. Hogan, Ken, 133-1; 3. Hawthorne, Log, 131-0.

High jump — 1. Warner, Troy, 5-8; 2. Whitling, Log, 5-6; 3. Lincoln Marone, Troy, 5-4.

Pole vault — 1. Hurst, Troy, 9-6; 2. Marone, Troy, 9-6; 3. Mike Nyman, Kootenai, 8-6.

Long jump — 1. Stewart, Ken, 18-4; 2. Clemenhagen, Ken, 18-4; 3. Landon Sneve, Ken, 18-3.

Triple jump — 1. Clemenhagen, Ken, 39-6; 2. Sneve, Ken, 38-8 1/2; 3. Warner, Troy, 38-2 3/4.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Potlatch 119.5; 2. Logos 98; 3. Troy 93.5; 4. Genesee 84; 5. Kootenai 62; 6. Kendrick 53; 7. Deary 46; 8. Lapwai 21; 9. Lakeside 2.

100 — 1. Kaylee Wood, Dea, 13.63; 2. Ilena Smith, Gen, 13.69; 3. Annabelle Parrish, Koo, 13.90.

200 — 1. Wood, Dea, 27.91; 2. Paige Foote, Troy, 28.53; 3. Monica Seubert, Gen, 29-44.

400 — 1. Smith, Gen, 1:06.72; 2. Lucy Tunnell, Pot, 1:07.36; 3. Valentina Willa, Lap, 1:13.30.

800 — 1. Livvia Rench, Log, 2:32.50; 2. Emma Darrah, Log, 2:36.13; 3. Claire Farley, Log, 2:38.47.

1,600 — 1. Darrah, Log, 5:40.29; 2. Rench, Log, 5:41.22; 3. Farley, Log, 6:06.89.

3,200 — 1. Ava Ginn, Log, 14:12.68; 2. Gretchen Fiedler, Troy, 16:09.50.

100 hurdles — 1. Tessa Stoner, Troy, 17.94; 2. Cassidy Manfull, Ken, 18.08; 3. Tyla Dittman, Koo, 18.81.

300 hurdles — 1. Stoner, Troy, 51.19; 2. Allie Vincent, Dea, 52.43; 3. Seubert, Gen, 52.55.

400 relay — 1. Troy (Dancia Salerno, Briar Wilson, Ella Ferry, Foote), 55.44; 2. Potlatch, 55.72; 3. Kendrick, 56.34.

800 relay — 1. Troy (Salerno, Wilson, Ferry, Foote), 1:58.09.

800 medley relay — 1. Kendrick (Blake Boyer, Manful, Hali Anderson, Callie Warner), 2:07.81; 2. Potlatch, 2:08.82; 3. Kootenai, 2:19.27.

Shot put — 1. Kathryn Burnette, Pot, 42-2; 2. Payton Reynolds, Dea, 30-4 1/2; 3. Harleigh Dutton, Koo, 29-8.

Discus — 1. Burnette, Pot, 111-2; 2. Tallis Comis, Log, 87-9 1/2; 3. Iva Hugo, Koo, 84-5.

Javelin — 1. Brindle Becker, Pot, 88-8; 2. Seubert, Gen, 84-8; 3. Warner, Ken, 84-4.

High jump — 1. Cadance Carlson, Pot, 5-0; 2. Aubree Lisher Sinnott, Pot, 4-6; 3. Stoner, Troy, 4-4.

Pole vault — 1. Dittman, Koo, 9-0; 2. Caylee Wilcox, Koo, 7-0; 3. Hugo, Koo, 7-0.

Long jump — 1. Sinnott, Pot, 14-9 1/2; 2. Anderson, Ken, 14-5 1/4; 3. Carlson, Pot, 14-4.

Triple jump — 1. Chloe Grieser, Gen, 28-11; 2. Wilson, Troy, 27-0 1/2; 3. Caylee Madison, Gen, 24-2 1/4.

Pirates, Kubs prevail

COTTONWOOD — The host Pirates of Cottonwood were dominant victors on the girls side while Kamiah prevailed in boys team scoring at the 11-team Prairie Meet.

Prairie fielded the first-place finisher in 14 of 19 girls events held. Sage Elven swept the three girls throwing events for the Pirates, while teammate Sydney Shears won the 800- and 1,600-meter runs and closed out a first-place 1,600 relay, with Aubree Rehder, Avery Rehder and Mia Anderson providing the first three legs.

Dylan Uhlenkott (100, 200) and David Kludt (300 hurdles, discus) each won two events to help the Kubs capture the overall boys title.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Kamiah 149; 2. McCall-Donnelly 135.5; 3. Prairie 133; 4. Grangeville 130.5; 5. Timberline 60; 6. Orofino 33; 7. Nezperce 28; 8. Salmon River 15; 9. Clearwater Valley 13; 10. Meadows Valley 5; 11. Highland 3.

100 — 1. Dylan Uhlenkott, Pra, 11.55; 2. Ben Secrest, Pra, 11.86; 3. Matthew Wemhoff, Pra, 11.87.

200 — 1. Uhlenkott, Pra, 23.21; 2. Ayden Arnett, Gra, 23.65; 3. Secrest, Pra, 24.10.

400 — 1. Arnett, Gra, 52.91; 2. Jack Engledow, Kam, 55.22; 3. Levi Gehring, Pra, 56.24.

800 — 1. Engledow, Kam, 2:07.87; 2. Manuel Mendez, Tim, 2:12.88; 3. Blayne Mosman, Nez, 2:14.30.

1,600 — 1. Ethan Gardner, MD, 5:04.43; 2. Mosman, Nez, 5:10.55; 3. Finn O’Donnell, Kam, 5:11.64.

3,200 — 1. Mendez, Tim, 10:58.46; 2. O’Donnell, Kam, 11:09.91; 3. George Willis, Gra, 11:17.01.

110 hurdles — 1. Tate Schumacher, Gra, 18.19; 2. Briggs Rambo, Pra, 18.42; 3. Jace Cronce, Nez, 18.55.

300 hurdles — 1. David Kludt, Kam, 45.68; 2. Samuel Marin, MD, 47.31; 3. Rambo, Pra, 47.36.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Cole Duclos, Wemhoff, Gehring, Secrest), 47.15; 2. McCall-Donnelly, 50.96; 3. Timberline, 52.42.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Duclos, Wemhoff, Secrest, Uhlenkott), 1:32.95; 2. Grangeville, 1:37.85; 3. Kamiah, 1:41.33.

1,600 relay — 1. Grangeville (Arnett, Brandon Gomez, Schumacher, Gavin Blewett), 3:49.45; 2. Kamiah, 3:51.29; 3. Prairie. 4:02.04.

1,600 medley relay — 1. Kamiah (Rylan Skinner, Todd Roberts, Gavin Schoening, Darby Wimer), 4:14.55; 2. Grangeville, 4:14.83; 3. Prairie, 4:23.29.

Shot put — 1. Skinner, Kam, 43-2; 2. Dillon Lockart, Kam, 42-9; 3. Sawyer Wimer, Kam, 40-8.

Discus — 1. Kludt, Kam, 132-0; 2. Leighton Davis, CV, 129-11; 3. Skinner, Kam, 121-6.

Javelin — 1. Wemhoff, Pra, 130-10; 2. Blewett, Gra, 119-1; 3. Skinner, Kam, 118-10.

High jump — 1. Kye McCallister, MD, 5-6; 2. Owyn Hartley, MD, 5-4; 3. McCoy Stamper, Gra, 5-4.

Pole vault — 1. Blake Shepherd, SR, 11-0; 2. Schoening, Kam, 11-0; 3. Roberts, Kam, 11-0.

Long jump — 1. Justice Richardson, Tim, 19-6; 2. Aaron Scrogham, MD, 18-11 1/2; 3. Jake Scott, Oro, 18-8.

Triple jump — 1. Richardson, Tim, 39-3 1/4; 2. Jake Scott, Oro, 38-0 1/2; 3. McCallister, MD, 37-10.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Prairie 268.5; 2. Kamiah 83.5; 3. McCall-Donnelly 67.5; 4. Grangeville 66; 5. Nezperce 51; 6. Salmon River 41.5; 7. Orofino 35; 8. Timberline 29; 9. Meadows Valley 15; 10. Clearwater Valley 13; 11. Highland 11.

100 — 1. Kennedy Riener, Pra, 13.57; 2. Mia Anderson, Pra, 13.64; 3. Nadia Cash, Pra, 13.75.

200 — 1. Anderson, Pra, 27.88; 2. Riener, Pra, 27.89; 3. Aubree Geis, Pra, 28.29.

400 — 1. Geis, Pra, 1:02.53; 2. Sitka Harris, Gra, 1:08.15; 3. Shyanne Nourse, SR, 1:09.75.

800 — 1. Sydney Shears, Pra, 2:26.62; 2. Harris, Gra, 2:41.67; 3. Kelsee Hunt, Kam, 2:49.32.

1,600 — 1. Shears, Pra, 5:49.43; 2. Josie Leslie, MD, 5:55.26; 3. Lauren Nelson, MD, 6:31.80.

3,200 — 1. Leslie, MD, 13:19.51; 2. Nya Bonner, Tim, 14:00.08; 3. Callie Howe, Gra, 14:06.63.

100 hurdles — 1. Reagan Kessinger, Oro, 17.10; 2. Emily Puckett, Kam, 17.79; 3. Sierra Oliver, Pra, 17.99.

300 hurdles — 1. Puckett, Kam, 50.86; 2. Oliver, Pra, 52.08; 3. Ria Nichol, MD, 54.86.

400 relay — 1. Prairie A (Cash, Riener, Oliver, Anderson), 51.97; 2. Prairie B, 56.08; 3. Kamiah A, 57.08.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Reagan Brannan, Lacey Schwartz, Alli Rambo, Blake Uhlenkott), 2:02.40; 2. Timberline, 2:05.25; 3. McCall-Donnelly, 2:08.84.

1,600 relay — 1. Prairie (Aubree Rehder, Avery Riener, Anderson, Shears), 4:30.53; 2. Grangeville, 4:49.03; 3. McCall-Donnelly, 5:26.63.

800 medley relay — 1. Prairie (A. Rehder, Lillian Rehder, McKenzie Hope, Schwartz), 2:09.43.

Shot put — 1. Sage Elven, Pra, 36-5; 2. Ila Wilkinson, Gra, 33-1; 3. Madilyn Stuivenga, Kam, 30-10.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 137-5; 2. Kessinger, Oro, 111-1; 3. Wilkinson, Gra, 110-7 1/2.

Javelin — 1. Elven, Pra, 98-11; 2. Hailey Hanson, Pra, 96-0; 3. Stuivenga, Kam, 84-11.

High jump — 1. Callie Remacle, Pra, 4-10; 2. Taylor Ewing, SR, 4-10; 3. Sierra Rainwater, SR, 4-8.

Pole vault — 1. Oliver, Pra, 8-6; 2. Natalie Ruth, MV, 7-0; 3. Taylor Ewing, SR, 7-0.

Long jump — 1. Avery Lux, Nez, 16-10 1/2; 2. Aubree Lux, Nez, 16-3 1/2; 3. Puckett, Kam, 15-10.

Triple jump — 1. Avery Lux, Nez, 32-7 1/2; 2. Kessinger, Oro, 31-5 1/2; 3. Emma Krogh, Kam, 31-3.

Vikings vie for league glory

SPOKANE VALLEY — Garfield-Palouse took second in team scoring from a 14-school field on the boys side and fourth in girls competition in the District 6 1B League meet held at Valley Christian School.

Brendan Snekvik won the 3,200-meter run in a time of 10 minutes, 6.69 seconds for the Gar-Pal boys, and he and twin brother Kieran made runner-up showings in the 800 and 1,600, respectively. The two (along with compatriots Isaiah Hightree and Liam Cook) ran legs of a second-place 1,600 relay, while the Vikings’ 400 relay of Ayden Bassler, Sean Hallan, Relic Dan and Nicholas Meeuwsen also came in second. Cook was runner-up in the discus.

Gar-Pal’s Kyra Brantner won the girls 200 in a time of 27.22 seconds and anchored a first-place 800 relay finish. Teammates HettyLee Laughary, Elena Flansburg and Courage Hightree providing the first three legs of the victorious relay, which clocked in at 1:55.65.

Pirates reach heights in league meet

POMEROY — The host Pirates excelled in jumping and pole vault events, tying for first place overall on the boys side and taking third in girls team scoring at the District 6 Southeast 1B League meet held at Lybecker Field.

Levi Bowen of Pomeroy titled in the boys high jump with a mark of 5 feet, 8 inches and the pole vault with an 11-6 showing. Teammate Robby Van Vogt took first in the triple jump with a 36-0 performance. As a team, the Pirates tallied 104.5 points, tying with St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse for first from the six-school field.

In girls competition, Carmen Fruh maintained the Pirates’ vaulting dominance with an 8-6, while Tatum Jones won the triple jump with a personal record distance of 26-10. Pomeroy was third in team scoring with a total of 103.33, trailing Walla Walla Valley Academy and SJEL.

Knights contend at Co-ed Relays

POST FALLS — On a day which saw their teammates excel at the Troy Meet, several athletes from Logos of Moscow competed and posted event victories in the Christina Finney Co-ed Relays meet at Post Falls High School.

The Knights’ Chloe Jankovic won the girls 400-meter run with a personal record time of 59.27 seconds and clocked in at 2:22.59 to win the 800 as well. Logos’ Ryan Daniels and Seamus Wilson won the boys 300 hurdles and 800 with PRs of 41.46 and 2:00.04, respectively.

In team scoring, Logos tied for fourth on the girls side and took fifth among boys from a 12-team field consisting primarily of significantly larger-division schools.

Bulldog boys top league field

COLFAX — The host Bulldogs won convincingly in boys team scoring while Asotin took second on the girls side in a four-team Northeast 2B League meet.

Zachary Cooper led the Colfax boys with three individual event wins. He topped the pole vault with a mark of 14 feet even — two-and-a-half feet better than runner-up and teammate Matthew Morgan. He also won the 100- and 200-meter sprints, beating Brody Boness of Lind-Ritzville/Sprague by less than a hundredth-of-a-second in the latter, as both clocked in at 23.47 seconds.

Hannah Appleford’s dominant throwing performance highlighted the day for the Asotin girls. She won the shot put with a distance of 35-0 1/2 that was nearly five feet ahead of runner-up and fellow Panther Jordan Olerich and the discus with a mark of 106-3 that was more than 13 feet ahead of second-place finisher Dory Doty of Colfax.

The Colfax boys totaled 192.5 points to outstrip second-place team finisher Northwest Christian of Colbert at 118. The Asotin girls’ 161 points were 56 shy of Northwest Christian’s 217.

WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

Idaho sixth at Big Sky Championship

LITCHFIELD GOLF, Ariz. — Led by Zoe Newell at 22nd among individuals with an 8-over par total, the Vandals are tied for sixth in team scoring after the second round of the Big Sky Conference Championship meet.

Idaho has a score of 31-over, knotted up with Northern Colorado. Sacramento State currently has the lead over all other teams with a score of 1-under.

Emma Heyman and Jenna Bruggerman are tied at 25th place with a score of 9-over.

MEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

Vandals falls short in Battle for Idaho

BOISE — The Vandals fell to Boise State 844-851 in the Battle for Idaho dual meet at Hillcrest Country Club.

Boise State’s Cole Rueck was the best overall golfer with a 208, while Idaho’s Samuel Johnson turned in a 211 to finish second. The Vandals were boosted by Josh McCartain’s 212 in a three-way tie with two Broncos for third.

Medalist — Cole Rueck, BSU, 208

Idaho individuals — 2. Samuel Johnson, 211; T3. Josh McCartain, 212; T7. Joe Sykes, 214; T7. Matthew McGann, 214; 14. Charley Simpson, 22; 115. Tommy Kimmel, 226.