* BASEBALL

COEUR d'ALENE - At this time last year, Alec Barrowcliff was on the Lake City High side of the rivalry with Coeur d'Alene.

This year, he's helping the Vikings on the baseball diamond, hitting a grand slam in the bottom of the second inning in the second game as Coeur d'Alene swept Lake City 5-1 and 14-4 at Ted Page Field in a 5A Inland Empire League doubleheader on Tuesday.

"They're a good group of guys," Barrrowcliff said of his former teammates. "I grew up playing with them and they love the game just like we do."

It was the senior second baseman's first home run of the season.

"It felt great," Barrowcliff said. "Anything to help the team is good. I just waited for my pitch and it felt good off the bat and to round first and realize it was gone was a good feeling."

During the summer, Barrowcliff's family moved from a house next to Lake City into the Coeur d'Alene district. After talking with some friends from Coeur d'Alene, he transferred.

"I also grew up with some of the kids that went here and they said the classes were good," Barrowcliff said. "So I took the chance and tried something new."

Barrowcliff also had an RBI triple and scored a run in the first game for Coeur d’Alene (13-4, 5-2 5A IEL), which hosts Lewiston on Saturday in a doubleheader starting at noon.

“We’ve been struggling a bit at the plate and Alec waited and got his pitch and hit one over the fence,” Coeur d’Alene coach Nick Rook said. “It was good to have some quality at-bats up and down the lineup and hit what the pitcher was giving us.”

In the first game, Lake City loaded the bases twice, but was unable to score any runs.

“We need to be able to score runs,” Lake City coach Travis Georgius said. “We just have a hard time competing, especially in a close one like that and it’s tough to come back. We’ve got six more games to go before districts, so hopefully we’ll figure it out.”

Jonny Plum and Kolby DeHaas had two-run doubles for Coeur d’Alene in the second game.

Lake City (4-9, 2-5) hosts Lewiston today in a makeup doubleheader starting at 2 p.m.

FIRST GAME

Lake City 000 010 0 — 1 4 1

Coeur d’Alene 001 013 x — 5 7 1

Suraj Kedia, Carter Chaffin (6) and Reilly Cherry; Sean Sutton, Brent Wingham (7) and Kolby DeHaas. W — Sutton (7-1). L — Kedia (0-1).

HITS: LC — Garza, Chaffin, Cherry, Buley. Cd’A — Barrowcliff, Pereira 3, Green 2, Kluss. 2B — Pereira, Green 2. 3B — Barrowcliff.

SECOND GAME

Lake City 102 010 — 4 7 2

Coeur d’Alene 071 231 — 14 9 3

Game called in 6th inning due to 10-run rule.

Kyle Parson, Dominic Oliver (2), Sam Schultz (5) and Ethan Brandt; Devin Kluss, Logan Brastrup (4), Levi Pereira (6) and Kolby DeHaas. W — Kluss (3-1). L — Parson (1-4).

HITS: LC — Garza 2, Howard 2, Winger 2, Kedia. Cd’A — Barrowcliff, Pereira 2, DeHaas 4, Robbins, Plum. 2B — Garza, Howard, Kedia, Pereira, DeHaas, Plum. HR — Howard (2), Barrowcliff (1).

Lewiston 9-6

Lakeland 1-3

LEWISTON — Tyler Charlo of Lewiston set a school record for most strikeouts in a seven-inning game with 18 in the opener at Church Field.

Lakeland (9-3) plays host to West Valley today at 4.

FIRST GAME

Lakeland 001 000 0 — 1 3 3

Lewiston 405 000 x — 9 8 1

Jesse Marks, Logan Bruner (3) and James Prockish; Tyler Charlo and Jake Ralstin.

HITS: LL — Wrotenbery, Prockish, Carr. Lew — Charlo, Brooks, Ewing, Martin 2, Ralstin, Hasenoehrl, Burke. 2B — Martin.

SECOND GAME

Lakeland 021 000 0 — 3 7 3

Lewiston 122 010 x — 6 8 0

Kris Jackson, Justin White (4), Justin Ceballos (6) and Prockish; Brooks and Ralstin.

HITS: LL — Jackson, Carr, Ceballos, Wrotenbery, Marks, Bruner, Johnson. Lew — Fuller, Wakefield, Martin 2, Ralstin 3, Hasenoehrl. 2B — Johnson, Fuller, Martin.

Timberlake 15

Priest River 2

PRIEST RIVER — Bryce Johnson went 3 for 5 with a double and two RBIs for the Tigers in the Intermountain League win over the Spartans.

Timberlake (8-6, 4-1 IML) busted the game open with a big sixth inning, sparked by a three-run double off the bat of Kaden Foster.

The Tigers added seven more insurance runs in the top of the seventh inning.

“I like that it was close, we stayed in it, and didn’t get impatient at the plate,” Tigers coach Bill Rider said. “Then we timed up the pitching and put the ball in play with regularity, and that made the difference late in the game.”

Hunter Tonkin and Trevor Masterson each had two RBIs for Timberlake, which travels to Kellogg on Saturday for a double-header.

Ashton Brooks went 2 for 3 with an RBI for the Spartans (8-4, 4-1), who committed six errors. Priest River travels to Kettle Falls for a nonleague game on Thursday.

Timberlake 200 006 7 — 15 13 1

Priest River 001 001 0 — 2 6 6

Hunter Tonkin and Austin Allen; R.C. Akre, Nick Farnham (5), Jake Perkins (7), Wyatt King (7) and Tyler Barber. W — Tonkin (4-1). L — Farnham (2-1).

HITS: TL — Cramer, Allen, Masterson 2, Tonkin 2, Galloway, Foster, Johnson 3, Howard 2. PR — Sommer, Brooks 2, Farnham, Edwards, Je. Griffin. 2B — Cramer, Tonkin, Foster, Johnson.

• TRACK AND FIELD

Schultz sparks

Kootenai girls

SILVERTON — Kootenai senior Ellison Schultz won the 1,600 and 3,200 meters for the Warriors, who won the girls team championship at a meet involving all the North Star League schools at the Sather Field Athletic Complex.

Wallace won the boys team title.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Wallace 83. 2, Kootenai 57. 3, Clark Fork 43. 4, Lakeside 35. 5, Mullan 3.

Shot put — 1, Matthew Speelman, Kootenai, 36-7. 2, Jon Dellinger, Wallace, 35-7. 3, John Regalia, Clark Fork, 35-5. Discus — 1, Jon Dellinger, Wallace, 101-6. 2, Christian Speelman, Kootenai, 93-3. 3, John Regalia, Clark Fork, 92-10. Triple jump — 1, Skyler Wilburn, Wallace, 33-1. 2, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 33-5. 3, James Evans, Wallace, 31-10. Long jump — 1, James Evans, Wallace, 17-6 1/2. 2, Kody Jones, Kootenai, 17-1 1/2. 3, Matthew Speelman, Kootenai, 16-7. High jump — 1, Seamus McMullen, Clark Fork, 5-6. 2, Boone Benson, Kootenai, 5-4. 3, T.J. Plancencio, Mullan, 5-2. Medley relay — no entrants.

4x200 relay — 1, Wallace, 1:39.6. 2, Clark Fork, 1:42.09. 1,600 — 1, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 5:00.45. 2, Phillip Palmiter, Kootenai, 5:10. 3, Jonathan Daman, Lakeside, 5:28.8. 110 hurdles — 1, Matthew Speelman, Kootenai, 17.47. 2, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 18.89. 3, Keenan Davis, Wallace, 19.60. 100 — 1, Seamus McMullan, Clark Fork, 12.09. 2. Zac Hatfield, Wallace, 12.17. 3, Levi Lemieux, Wallace, 12.28. 800 — 1, Phillip Palmiter, Kootenai, 2:23.23. 2, Dominic Branz, Wallace, 2:25.19. 3, Nick Steward’boach, Clark Fork, 2:29. 4x100 relay — 1, Wallace, 47.12. 2, Clark Fork, 48.93.

400 — 1, Boone Benson, Kootenai, 56.96. 2, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 57.55. 3, Geoff Boudesquie, Clark Fork, 58.17. 300 hurdles — 1, Matthew. Speelman, Kootenai, 44.34. 2, Branden Bowen, Clark Fork, 45.76. 3, Joseph Mitchell, Lakeside, 47.31. 200 — 1, Zac Hatfield, Wallace, 24.35. 2, Mitchell Millard, Wallace, 25.2. 3, Boone Benson, Kootenai, 25.92. 3,200 — 1, Jonathan Daman, Lakeside, 12:11.7. 2, Jubal Mitchell, Lakeside, 13:23. 4x400 relay — 1, Wallace, 4:07.91.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Kootenai 73. 2, Clark Fork 56. 3, Lakeside 52. 4, Wallace 36. 5, Mullan 32.

Shot put — 1, Kami McKinnon, Mullan, 34-5. 2, Avery Brown-Sonder, Lakeside, 32-9 1/2. 3, Jordan Browning, Wallace, 28-3. Discus — 1, Avery Brown-Sonder, Lakeside, 93-6. 2, Ruth Haynes, Lakeside, 79-5. 3, Danielle Lowry, Clark Fork, 76-2. Triple jump — 1, Tiffany Hatfield, Wallace, 30-4. 2, Long jump — 1, Stephanie Hill, Wallace, 15-2. 2, Tiffany Hatfield, Wallace, 13-2. 3, Ruth Haynes, Lakeside, 12-9. High jump — 1, Sidney Koenig, Mullan. 2, Ruth Haynes, Lakeside. Sprint medley — 1, Clark Fork, 2:06.66. 2, Kootenai, 2:11.9.

4x200 relay — no entrants. 100 hurdles — 1, Shannon Riley, Kootenai, 19.44. 2, Jory Chittenden, Lakeside, 20.36. 1,600 — 1, Ellison Schultz, Kootenai, 6:07.74. 100 — 1, Kami McKinnon, Mullan, 14.01. 2, Alicia Heigis, Clark Fork, 14.09. 3, KayeLee Carman, Kootenai, 14.3. 800 — 1, Ellison Schultz, Kootenai, 2:53.96. 2, Hollee Warren, Wallace, 3:12.8. 4x100 relay — 1, Kootenai, 57.2. 2, Clark Fork, 58.24. 3, Lakeside, 1:04.

400 — 1, Megan Frasier, Clark Fork, 1:10.12. 2, Shannon Riley, Kootenai, 1:10.71. 3, Desiree Westphal, Clark Fork, 1:10.77. 300 hurdles — 1, Chandler Fitzpatrick, Clark Fork, 56.59. 2, Shannon Riley, 56.87. 3, Jory Chittenden, Lakeside, 59.86. 200 — 1, Kami McKinnon, Mullan, 29.44. 2, Alicia Heigis, Clark Fork, 30.01. 3, Grace Butcher, Lakeside, 32.73. 3,200 — 1, Olivia Kincheloe, Kootenai, 13:49. 4x400 relay — 1, Kootenai, 5:04.63.

• TENNIS

Sandpoint 9

Lake City 3

COEUR d’ALENE — The host Timberwolves won two at boys singles and one at girls singles, but the Bulldogs swept the doubles.

“They’re very balanced,” Lake City girls coach Roger Keilig said of Sandpoint.

Keilig had praise for the Timberwolves’ Mitch Williams, who beat Spencer Temple of Sandpoint 7-6 (5), 6-2 at No. 2 boys singles.

“He just keeps the ball in play and just battles,” Keilig said of Williams, a junior. “He doesn’t make mistakes; he plays a smart type of game.”

Lake City returns to action Friday and Saturday at the Inland Empire Tournament in Spokane.

BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Jordan Cates, LC, d. Alex Hon, 6-1, 6-2. No. 2, Mitch Williams, LC, d. Spencer Temple, 7-6 (5), 6-2. No. 3, Daniel Dursee, Spt, d. Ethan Leyva, 6-3, 6-4.

BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Carson Nygren/Colin Jurenka, Spt, d. Jacob Dahl/Nick Jordan 7-5, 6-2. No. 2, Michael Dursee/Lorenzo DeBernardi, Spt, d. Sal Rojas/Erik Henderson, 6-4, 6-0.

GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Megan Rockwell, Spt, d. Hailey Little, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. No. 2, Bailey Scrimsher, Spt. d. C.C. Cates, 6-4, 6-1. No. 3, Payton Glover, LC, d. Caroline Suppiger, 6-0, 6-3.

GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Kennedy Search/Katie Mares, Spt, d. Hannah Olvera/Megan Dibble, 6-2, 6-2. No. 2, Emily Chatburn/Sadie Nitcy, Spt, d. Jessica Fortis/Emma Burke 0-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5).

MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Alvaro Rios/Nicolette Jessen/Spt, d. Peter Youngblood/Jenna Snyder 6-4, 6-4. No. 2, Broc Storro/Cassidy Story, Spt, d. Conner Stauning/Brenna Condon, 6-4, 6-1.

Coeur d’Alene 8

Moscow 4

MOSCOW — Lexi Carlsen and Sonja Jacobson won a thriller in three sets at No. 1 girls doubles for the visiting Vikings, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 over Phoebe Unger and Ameena Elmansouri of the Bears.

“Lexi and Sonja played one of the best first sets I’ve ever seen them play,” Coeur d’Alene girls coach Laura Taylor said. “They were up 4-0 in the second set and had a bit of a meltdown, but they fought back and gained their composure and played a great third set.”

Coeur d’Alene plays in the Inland Empire Tournament on Friday and Saturday in Spokane.

GIRLS SINGLES — No. 1, Caitlin McHugh, Cd’A, d. Helen Donelick, 6-1, 6-1. No. 2, Abby Steed, Cd’A, d. Kaylee Myler, 7-5, 6-2. No. 3, Coeur d’Alene by default.

GIRLS DOUBLES — No. 1, Lexi Carlsen/Sonja Jacobson, Cd’A, d. Phoebe Unger/Ameena Elmansouri, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. No. 2, Danyelle Keese/Leah Langdon, Cd’A, d. Moia Ena/Victoria Wilk 3-6, 7-6 (5), 7-5 (tiebreaker).

BOYS SINGLES — No. 1, Hunter Levy, Mos, d. John Campbell, 6-4, 7-5. No. 2, Royce Yaczenko, Mos, d. Zack Stoeckert, 6-2, 6-0. No. 3, Nate Vassell, Mos, d. Owen Wenker, 6-3, 7-6 (16-14).

BOYS DOUBLES — No. 1, Ian Lynch/Dakota Buroker, Cd’A, d. Ken Weaver/Matt Kuncherry, 6-1, 6-4. No. 2, Erik Anders/Ian Wendt, Mos, d. Kyle Schneider/Ross Clark, 7-6, 2-6, 10-6.

MIXED DOUBLES — No. 1, Sloane Booterbaugh/Johnny Dance, Cd’A, d. Arianna Sivala/William Barber, 6-2, 6-4. No. 2, Courtney Gunnerson/Pierre Schrambak, Cd’A, d. Savanna Allen/Jordan Gray, 6-0, 6-2.

• LACROSSE

Lake City 16

Sandpoint 3

COEUR d’ALENE — C.J. Goggin scored seven goals as Lake City defeated Sandpoint in a North Idaho Lacrosse League game.

Max Johnson had two goals and five assists and Max Evans had two goals and three assists for Lake City (3-0 NILL), which plays at Coeur d’Alene on Friday.

SANDPOINT — Goals: Harley Newheart 1, Carson Paull 1, Parker Davis 1. Assists: Christian Crossingham 1. Saves: Colin Hislop 21.

LAKE CITY — Goals: C.J. Goggin 7, Max Evans 2, Max Johnson 2, Gavin Gelhausen 1, Tristan Chun 1, Wyatt Duchow 1, Lucas Ross 1, Austin Petersheim 1. Assists: Johnson 5, Evans 3, Goggin 1, Gelhausen 1, Caden Robertson 1. Saves: Zach Kerzman 7.