SPOKANE - Former Lake City High standout Alec Johnson scored on an assist from Jacob Kraut in the 90th minute as the North Idaho Cardinals rallied past the Community Colleges of Spokane Sasquatch 3-2 on Wednesday night in a Northwest Athletic Conference East Division game at Spokane Falls Community College.

"The start of the second half, it was back and forth, then we went flat," NIC coach Ken Thompson said. "Guys weren't getting to the ball, getting hesistant. They got their goal with 16 minutes to go, and we mixed things up a bit."

Former Post Falls standout Brady Ulen scored to even the game at 2 in the 87th minute for NIC.

"I'm glad they didn't settle for the tie," Thompson said. "I told Brady to get forward and it really brought everyone to life."

NIC (11-0-2, 9-0-1 NWAC) leads the East Division with 28 points, and travels to Walla Walla (Wash.) on Saturday.

Spokane (8-7, 6-4) is fourth in the East Division with 18 points.

First half - 1, CCS, Devin Leon (unassisted), 11:00. 2, NIC, Jeffrey Rokstad (unassisted), 20:00. Second half - 3, CCS, Jonathan Cruz (Cristanos Chavez), 75:00. 4, NIC, Brady Ulen (Jacob Kraut), 87:00. 5, NIC, Alec Johnson (Kraut), 90:00.

Shots on goal - NIC 4, CCS 7.

Saves - NIC, Mitch Markovetz, 5; CCS, Jose Rodriguez, 1.

WOMEN'S

Spokane 1

North Idaho 0

SPOKANE - Rashelle Fisher scored a goal in the 20th minute as the Sasquatch beat the Cardinals in a Northwest Athletic Conference East Division game at Spokane Falls Community College.

Maddie Brown of Spokane (14-2-1, 10-1-1 NWAC, 31 points) kicked a ball that sailed high and into the penalty area. NIC defender Finess White was under the ball that landed and she thought Cassy van der Mey called for the ball. White let the ball drop to the ground at the feet of Fisher, who kicked it into the net.

"We had several crosses in front of the goal in the last 15 minutes," NIC coach Dan Hogan said. "But no one was able to get on the end of it and put the ball in the net."

NIC (5-2-7, 4-2-6, 18 points) travels to Walla Walla (Wash.) on Saturday.

First half - 1, CCS, Rashelle Fisher (Maddie Brown), 20:00. Second half - None.

Shots on goal - NIC 1, CCS 11.

Saves - NIC, Cassy van der Mey, 6, CCS, Samantha Burmester, 0.