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Coeur d'Alene Sting under-14 girls Barcelona: The Sting advanced to the finals at the Idaho State Cup last weekend in Boise, earning the team a berth at the Far West Regionals.

The Sting opened State Cup play by shutting out PVSC United Adrenaline (Pocatello) 5-0. Goals were scored by Anna Hilbert with an assist from Larissa Bailey, Annica Wilson (2), Megan Drake, and Amanda Gerard. Alecia Rollins earned the shutout in goal.

The Sting tied BNSC Velocity (Boise) 0-0 in their second game. In their third game, Sting shut out the Sandpoint Strikers FC 8-0 with goals scored by Abigail Ellison (2), Annica Wilson, Larissa Bailey, Sophie Schnepf, Megan Drake, Anna Hilbert, and Sarah Mullen. Assists were credited to Annica Wilson, Abigail Ellison, and Larissa Bailey.

The Sting faced off to FC Nova U14G Elite in the championship game, falling 3-2. Sting goals were scored by Bridget Rieken on a penalty kick and Abigail Ellsion with a header from a penalty kick from Bridget Rieken.

Because of the extra wild card berth in that division, the Sting qualified for Far West Regionals in late June in New Mexico.

Sting U17 girls Hogan: The Sting placed second last weekend at the Idaho State Cup in Boise.

The Sting opened with a 4-0 victory over the Idaho Rush Premier. Megan Lowery had a goal and an assist, Aitana Vernon and Maddison Ward each scored once, and Natalie Wheelock scored on a penalty kick. Sarah Lambert had an assist, and Tiegan Horton had five saves in posting the shutout in goal.

The Sting lost 1-0 to the BNSC U17 Premier. Horton had six saves.

The Sting then beat the Quad Cities Fusion Kirk 6-1. Aubrey Manteuffel and Madeline Roberts scored two goals each, Megan Lowery had a goal and an assist, and Alissa Jolliff had one goal. Aitana Vernon and Maddison Ward each had assists, and Horton had five saves in goal.

The Sting beat the PVSC-United Power 2-1. Alissa Jolliff and Aubrey Manteuffel each scored once for the Sting, Aitana Vernon had an assist, and Horton had four saves.

Sting U13 girls Galaxy: The Galaxy placed second in their age group at last weekend's Idaho State Cup in Boise, and because of an extra wild-card berth in that division, qualified for the Far West Regionals in late June in New Mexico.

Agains the PVSC United Blitz, Sydnee Rud and Katie Venera each scored two goals, Maddie Morris one and Chloe Teets with an assist in a 5-0 Sting victory. Jordyn Nowoj had the shutout in goal.

The Galaxy then beat the Idaho Rush Premier 3-0. Chloe Teets, Sarah Swider and Katie Venera each scored once, and Sydnee Rud had two assists. Jordyn Nowoj had another shutout.

The Galaxy then beat Nova Black 3-0. Maddie Morris, Chloe Teets and Lexi Medina each scored a goal, and Sarah Swider, Sydnee Rud and Eryn Duccote each had assists. Jordyn Nowoj had another shutout in goal.

In the championship game, the Galaxy lost 4-2 to the Nova Pink. Chloe Teets scored both Galaxy goals, with assists by Sydnee Rud and Sarah Swider.

Coeur d'Alene Sting under-14 girls Real Madrid: The Sting Real Madrid won the silver bracket at the recent Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament.

Real Madrid won all 5 games, including a penalty kick shootout, to advance to the championship game. Goalkeeper Maggie Davies defended three of the five PK shots fired, while Shayla Anderson, Taylor Pickford and Kendall Cozad found the back of the net on their PKs.

Kendall Cozad scored four goals in the tournament, Taylor Pickford and Colby Cosgrove three each, Daisy Couch, Kari Greenbank and Summer Lepley two each, and Lauryn Trueblood, Ericka Bolfeuillet and Berkley Baer one each.

The Real Madrid defense, led by Ryanne Payton, Marly Cowin, Emily Nicklay and Shayla Anderson and goalkeeper Maggie Davies, allowed just four goals and one PK goal during tournament play.

SHOOTING

Lake City team, Mathes win state titles: On May 16-17, 72 youth shooters from the state of Idaho gathered at the Coeur d'Alene Skeet and Trap club in Hayden for the 2014 Idaho State Shoot. At least 50 kids (ages 8-18) from southern Idaho joined with local high school and college shooters to compete in three shooting disciplines. Each youth shot 100 clay targets in trap and skeet at our local club and an additional 100 sporting clay targets at Double Barrel Ranch in Harvard, Wash.

The youths were placed in divisions based on age and experience. Awards were given in each discipline to the top three male/female shooters from each division as well as the top three teams and high overall male/female.

The Lake City High School shooting team took first place, with the Coeur d'Alene junior team taking second and the Coeur d'Alene High School Vikings gathering third.

The top individual of the tournament was sophomore Demitry Mathes, a local home-schooled student who shoots with the Lake City High School team. Demitry's combined score of 274 out of 300 was enough to earn him the high overall male and high score of the event.

ARENA FOOTBALL

The sixth-grade North Idaho Outlaws ended their season with an 7-0 record, by outscoring their opponents 285-111.

The Outlaw offense was led by quarterback Derek Pearse, who finished the season 63 of 88 passing for 776 yards, 22 TDs and 3 interceptions. Leading the receivers were Tommy Madill with 41 catches for 611 yards and 14 TDs and Logan Jeanselme with 11 catches for 85 yards, 3 TDs and 7 PATs. Louis Powell and Joey Follini also had TD catches.

Leading rushers for the season were Madill with 372 yards on 35 carries and 5 TDs, Brayden Herbert with 328 yards on 32 carries and 7 TDs and Follini with 101 yards on 22 carries and 2 TDs. Offensive linemen Gage Benefield, Patrick LaSarte, Justin Gies, Jeremy McLemore, Brad Strate and Dylan Ray allowed only five sacks on 105 total pass attempts for the season.

The defense was led by Max Peed, Connor Dremann, Jeanselme and Benefield, who each recorded 40 or more tackles on the season. McLemore also added two defensive TDs. Follini, Powell, Jeanselme and Madill all recorded interceptions on the season.

COEUR d'ALENE RECREATION

Soccer

2nd GIRLS DIVISION

RR Bradley & Associates - Macie Lilyquist 2 goals.

5TH GIRLS DIVISION

Allegra - Callie Tyson 2 goals.

Hanna Bananas - Tiana Wood, Austin Samora, and Maysen Deming 1 goal.

Allegra - Callie Tyson 2 goals and Heidi Edwards 1 goal.

2nd BOYS DIVISION

Meltz Extreme Grilled Cheese - Colton Altimus 2 goals and Aidan Stewart 1 goal.

Accent Floors & Design - Logan Henneberg 4 goals.

Integrated Personnel - Tristen Mulkins 2 goals and Silas Bosley 1 goal.

Cd'A Sting - Caleb Heater 1 goal.

3rd BOYS DIVISION

JumpN2Fun.com - Bryce Snow goals and Deacon Kiesbury 1 goal.

Papa Murphys _ Ryan Modine 1 goal.

4TH BOYS DIVISION

Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller - Logan Virgil 2 goals.

Center Partners - Caden Baird 3 goals and Jack Holloway 1 goal.

Cannon Hill Industries - Braden Lind, Devon Holmes, and Jacob Loisel 1 goal.

5TH BOYS DIVISION

Heritage Health - Griffin Sanders 2 goals.

Rockwood Clinic Kidney & Hypertension - Roman Smith 2 goals.

Advocare - AJ Milne, Dallas Dixon, and Kamryn Jones 1 goal.

6/7th COED DIVISION

Cd'A Firefighters Association - Gavin Sherar and Gabe Casper 1 goal.

Hagadone Directories - Ashton Waddington and Ian Fleming 1 goal.

Young Construction - Jon Bosse 1 goal.

Hagadone Directories - Payton Keough 2 goals, Ashton Waddington 1 goal.

Cd'A Firefighters Association - Gabe Casper 1 goal.

Young Construction - Kaden Kelly 1 goal.

Tennis: Registration for classes ranging from age 8-18 will be accepted June 2-13 at the rec department office, located at 710 Mullan Avenue.

Classes will begin June 17 and will run for four weeks. Classes will be held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursday mornings. A second session will start July 15. Classes will be held at the Ramsey Park tennis courts. Students must supply their own tennis racket and a can of balls.

Cost for eight lessons is $30.

Golf: Registration for youth golf lessons for ages 6-13 will run June 2-11 at the Coeur d'Alene Recreation Department

Two sessions are offered. The first session will begin on June 16; the second session will begin July 14. Classes are held twice a week for three weeks. Classes are held on Monday and Wednesday mornings or Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Ponderosa Springs Golf Course. All equipment is provided.

Registration fee is $45.

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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019