* BOYS SOCCER

COEUR d'ALENE - Kade Murphree scored the tiebreaking goal from 8 yards out off a feed from Garrett Flolo in the 53rd minute, lifting the Lake City Timberwolves past the Sandpoint Bulldogs 2-1 in Lake City's boys soccer season opener Thursday at the Irma Anderl Soccer Complex.

"I thought we did well for a first game," Lake City coach Chad Beadell said. "Sandpoint did a lot of good stuff, and we're lucky they didn't capitalize on a few more things. But (Lake City goalkeeper) Tanner (Horton) made some nice saves; he had to make two one-on-one saves in the last five minutes."

Dylan Flolo scored in the second minute for Lake City, taking a 50-yard pass from Jack Barrett and heading it in from 12 yards out. Matthew Burgstahler tied it for Sandpoint (0-1-1) in the 14th minute on a scramble in front of the net.

Lake City returns to action next Thursday at home vs. Lakeland.

First half - 1, LC, Dylan Flolo (Jack Barrett), 1:49. 2, Spt, Matthew Burgstahler (unassisted), 14:00. Second half - 3, LC, Kade Murphree (Garrett Flolo), 53:00.

Shots on goal - Spt 7, LC 6.

Saves - Spt, Jake Rookey 4; LC, Tanner Horton 6.

Lakeland 2

Lewiston 0

LEWISTON - Austin Garitone scored once in each half to lift the visiting Hawks past the Bengals at Walker Field.

Lakeland (1-2) travels to Coeur d'Alene on Tuesday.

First half - 1, LL, Austin Garitone, 16:00. Second half - 2, LL, Garitone, 65:00.

Shots on goal - LL 12, Lew 2.

Saves - LL, Cade Coffey 2; Lew, Brock Rodacker 9.

* GIRLS SOCCER

Priest River 4

Timberlake 1

PRIEST RIVER - Angel Clark scored two goals and had an assist for the Spartans, who defeated the Tigers in Intermountain League play.

Codi Anderson scored an unassisted goal late in the match for Timberlake (0-2-0, 0-2-0 IML), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Tuesday.

"We knew coming into the season that there was going to be some challenges with how young we are, but just have to find opportunities to overcome those obstacles," Timberlake coach Steve Michael said.

Priest River (1-1-0, 1-1-0 IML) hosts Stillwater Christian on Saturday.

First half - 1, PR, Brianna Novak (Avery Summers), 7:00. 2, PR, Summers (Angel Clark), 12:35. 3, PR, Clark (Elisa Williams), 36:45. Second half - 4, PR, Clark (Williams), 47:54. 5, TL, Codi Anderson (unassisted), 60:45.

Shots on goal - TL 10, PR 35.

Saves - TL, Courtney Sutton, 12; PR, Melissa Krampert, 5.

Cd'A Charter 1

Sandpoint JV 0

COEUR d'ALENE - Katie Baxter took a driven shot out of traffic and scored toward the far post, leading Coeur d'Alene Charter past the Sandpoint junior varsity team.

Baxter scored on an unassisted goal for the Panthers in the 23rd minute.

"It was very fast-paced and well-played by both teams," Cd'A Charter coach David Baxter said.

Jacklyn Jensen made five saves for the Panthers (3-0), who play Tuesday at the Sandpoint JV.

First half - 1, CCA, Katie Baxter (unassisted), 22:13. Second half - none.

Shots on goal - CCA 16, Spt 3.

Saves - CCA, Jacklyn Jensen 5; Spt, name not provided, 7.

* VOLLEYBALL

Lakeland d.

Kellogg

KELLOGG - Haley Rotchford had 10 kills and two blocks as the Hawks beat the Wildcats 25-17, 26-28, 25-19, 25-18 in the season opener for both teams at Andrews Gymnasium.

Kelly Ramus added nine kills, four blocks and three aces for Lakeland. Morgan Landers had six kills, four blocks and seven digs and Jennifer Thomas had 22 assists.

"We scrambled, we were really scrappy, but our biggest contribution was, we attacked the ball from the back row," Lakeland coach Kylee Garitone said. "We served tough, which helped, and we just played really aggressive. We've been working a lot on our back row attack, and we executed well tonight."

Lakeland returns to action Wednesday at Moscow.

Moscow d.

Timberlake

MOSCOW - Shea Dretke had four kills and Matraca Rocheleau had two kills and five assists for the Tigers, who lost to the Bears 25-19, 25-18, 25-21 in their season opener at Bear Den.

"I thought we played well," Timberlake coach Michelle Garwood said. "Moscow is a good team, a big team. We held our own. We have quite a few young players. We have some girls who played their first (varsity) match. I thought we fought hard and stayed in it."

Ayla Jelinek, Tayah Holbert and Kiara Hauck each had eight digs and Becca Castle finished with two blocks for Timberlake, which next plays Sept. 7 in the Freeman (Wash.) tournament.

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Priest River

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