Bowling, basketball and select soccer
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 8 years, 4 months AGO
Courtesy photo Team Real Life wrestlers joined other Inland Northwest wrestlers in Spokane on Dec. 10 for the Central Valley folkstyle tournament. Pictured from left are Michael Stewart, 2nd; Will Jackson, 1st; Rider Seguine, 1st; and Byson Huber, 1st. Not pictured, but placing: Jacob Kunzi, 1st; Hunter Chambers, 2nd; and Wyatt Kunzi, 3rd.
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Elite sixth-grade girls basketball team took first place last weekend in the Santa Slammer AAU basketball tournament in Spokane. The girls went undefeated to win their division against teams from Washington, Idaho, and Montana. The win earned them a berth in the Washington State Middle School Championship in Spokane in March. It will be their second trip to the state event. From left are Payton Sterling, coach Terry Zufelt, Kamryn Curry, Kurtsten McKellips, Jenna Chase, Lauren Bengtson, coach Kevin Pickford, Sophia Zufelt, Taylor Hill and Kamryn Pickford. Not pi…
BOWLING
Sunset Bowling Center
Juniors
High Scratch Game Boy - Luke English - 240
High Scratch Series Boy - Aaron Hast - 594
High Handicap Game Boy - Caleb Kearl - 281
High Handicap Series Boy - Brayden Martinez - 754
High Scratch Game Girl - Sophia Graff - 122
High Scratch Series Girl - Violet Hammond - 322
High Handicap Game Girl - Daphnee Hammond - 23
High Handicap Series Girl - Charlotte Leach - 666
200 Games: Aaron Hast - 210 & 212; Tyson Bushell - 202; Wyatt Grunwald - 202; Cody Davenport 205; Luke English - 240
600 Series: Luke English - 607
COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION
Basketball
3rd grade boys
Integrated Personnel – Walker Poole and Blake Clark 6, Jackson Bates, Roby Emerson, and Landen Adams 2.
Specialty Tree Service – Luc Buckland 4, Ean McClelland and Kayden Klimek 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Kingston Wilson 12, Sawyer Henley, Caden Tony, and Daniel Martin 2.
The Wellness Bar – Karter Engebretsen 4, Tracen Crossley, Andrew McGaughey, Taegan Williams, and Nicholas Fleshman 2.
Hayden Triathlon – Connor Johnson 8, Brody Wickham 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Luka Joksimovic 6, Kingston Wilson 4, Caden Tony and Wyatt Hutchins 2.
Specialty Tree Service – Elijah Cunningham 6, Payson Shaw 4, Ean McClelland, Luc Buckland 2.
A.C.I. – Andy Irgens 10, Rylan Braga and Micaiah Huggins Vedder 4, Knox Keogh 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Caden Tony 6, Sawyer Henley, Kingston Wilson, Wyatt Hutchins, Wade Peterson, and Paxton Cravens 2.
Scott Carr Coldwell banker – Isaac Kingma 6, Reese Crandall and John Carrington 4, Rafe Adams 2.
Specialty Tree Service – Ean McClelland 10, Luc Buckland 8, Elijah Cunningham 4, Payson Shaw and Landyn Khaleel 2.
Cd’A Eagles Aerie – Collin Wright and Gage Schmidt 4.
Integrated Personnel – Walker Poole 4 and Blake Clark 2.
The Wellness Bar – Karter Engebretsen 6, Nick Fleshman 4, Taegan Williams, Tracen Crossley, and Zack Parich 2.
4th grade boys
Hagadone Directories – Ethan Stach 4, Gezus Lasarte, Jonin Rodriquez, Troy Seymour and Jaxon Pearcy 2.
Rosen Real Estate – Landen Oxenrider, Caden Oxenrider, Brayden Dresser, and Allen Kibler 2, Sean Cehr 1.
5th grade boys
Lakeside Oral Surgery – Carson Morris 8, Corbin Jacobson and Lane Moglia 6, Elliot Haynie and Carson Smith 2.
Hayden Triathlon – Gavin Armstrong 2.
Cd’A Paving – Maddox Le 6, Grant Potter 5, Luke Johnson and Jarrett Dennis 4, Landon Rushale 2.
Lake City Rental – Jayden Terry and Alexander Brown 2.
3rd Grade Girls
Cannon Hill Industries – Tabitha Lopez 4 and Macy Murphey 2.
Cd’A Eagles Aerie – Kamryn Braga 4 and Kailee Beck 2.
Idaho Forest Group – Camille Paterson 8.
Hayden Triathlon – Ella Pearson and Greta Nace 6, Madeline Peterson and Maddy Pratt 4, Abby Rouse, Emerson Hazard and Lolal Baine 2.
5th Grade Girls
North Idaho College – Sarah Williams 6, Charli Smith and Hazel Kunkel Cypher 4, Savannah Lujan and Sammie Chavez 2.
Allied Bail Bonds – Rylee McHenry 4 and Sophie Woehler 2.
HAYDEN RECREATION
Basketball
PRE K-K
American Fence Company: Keaton Knoll 4 points
Coeur d’Alene Cellers: No Stats Reported
Coeur d’Alene Family Dentitstry: June Calderwood 2 points, Brightyn Gatten 2 points
Dr. Dance Dentistry for Kids: Emmett Longtain 8 points, Emery McKee 2 points, Landry Peterson 4 points
Elite Sports + Orthopedic Physical Therapy: Lincoln Babb 6 points, Lily Murphy 2 points
Fred’s Plumbing: Rowan Hammons 2 points
Hayden Vision Source: Cooper Nusser 2 points
Inland Northwest Bank: Blake Parkinson 4 points, Cody Sutich 12 points
Lancaster Market: Palmer Murphy 4 points, Mac Peters 6 points, Jonah Plummer 4 points, Liam Rettmann 6 points
Lifetouch Photography: Jack Sayler 4 points
Little Caesars Pizza of Hayden: Peter Wilde 6 points
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Levi Drake 6 points Ashton Elwell 2 points, Chase Reed 2 points
McDonald’s: Otto Parson 10 points
Saturday Night, Inc.: Wyatt Cremer 18 points
Super 1 Foods: Mary Cole 2 points, Brycen Lenz 2 points
Willamette Valley Bank: Kinsley Wallis 2 points
1st-2nd Grade Girls
Adapt Allstars: Riley Legg 12 points, Mackenzie Moceri 6 points, Mallory Morrisroe 10 points,
Dr. Dance Dentistry for Kids: No Stats Reported
Hayden Triathlon: Amelia Liddiard 2 points, Ava Robertson 12 points
Lakeside Pediatrics: Chloe Brookshire 12 points, Lily Havercroft 6 points
Little Caesars of Hayden: Paige Wassink 10 points, Rush Gustafson 2 points, Jaeli Hoffman 8 points, Brynlee Johnston 26 points
Saturday Night, Inc.: Chloe Bligh 4 points, Skylar Lenz 2 points, Paytland Schnell 30 points
1st-2nd Grade Boys
American Fence Company: Brody Smith 12 points, Maddix Witten 12 points
Axis Spine Center: Crus Conces 10 points, Tyler Tolzmann 2 points
CDA Family Dentistry: Gage Gatten 8 points, Daxon Priebe 14 points, Samuel Priebe 8 points.
Fred’s Plumbing: Taytem Frazier 22 points, Landon Leveque 24 points, Logan Parkinson 6 points, Collin Simon 2 points
Hayden Triathlon: Colton Bligh 4 points, Mason Peters 12 points, Wyatt Rettmann 2 points
Hayden Vision Source: Passon Buttars 2 points, Carson Eisenacher 2 points, Cayden Hollibaugh 8 points, Cayle Hollibaugh 4 points, Jaxon Lachapelle 12 points
Lakeside Oral Surgery: Colby Adams 2 points, Aaron Aparicio 6 points, Liam Brock 2 points
Lakeside Pediatrics: Trent Lilyquist 4 points, Dillon Matheson 6 points, Brody Johnson 2 points, Gavin Tosi 12 points, Nathaniel Williams 6 points
Lancaster Market: George Chiappe 4 points, Henry Chiappe 2 points, Grady Hicks 10 points, Carter Tuck 10 points
Lifetouch Photography: Trever Edwards 4 points, Rowdy Gustafson 6 points, Jacob Harris 18 points, Jacoby Longtain 8 poitns
Little Caesars Pizza of Hayden: Griffin Carpenter 8 points, Holden Carpenter 2 points, Dylan Mortier 2 points, Josh Sampson 4 points, Roman Wullenwaber 10 points
Little Smiles Pediatric Dentistry: Blake Anderson 6 points, Boston Anderson 6 points, Preston Lind 4 points, Finn Scarborough 2 points
Perfection Tire: Sean Bradley 2 points, Caleb Brumbach 2 points, Ethan Coalvin 4 points, Jaxon Schillinger 6 points, Brayden Smith 20 points, Jacob wood 8 points
Super 1 Foods: Marty Babb 16 points, Aaron Eckhardt 4 points Hudson Rasor 2 points
SELECT SOCCER
Sting Timbers FC 2000 girls: The USYSA Far West Regional League is a qualification league with state champions from five Northwest states qualifying.
The Sting Timbers FC continued their streak by qualifying two teams for the competitive 2017-18 league. The IYSA state champion 2000 girls and the state runners-up, the 2001/02 boys, both kicked off with games two weeks ago in Portland. Games were played in Vancouver and Portland in front of regional and national college coaches, giving players exposure to next level competition and recruiting.
The 2000 girls, coached by STFC Director Julio Morales, finished with a win and two losses on the opening weekend. The weekend girls roster was less than complete with travel challenges, illness and other conflicts. Sting Timbers FC goals against NEU out of Oregon were scored by Chloe Teets and Erika Skindlov. The game 3 shutout was preserved by goalkeeper Lily Foster and by a solid team effort by defenders Tiana Cydell, Eryn Ducote, Izzy Lehosit, Sophia Vietri and Addie Smart.
With a few training sessions during the holiday break, the Far West Regional League continues for both teams in Seattle early next month in conjunction with the PacNW College Showcase.
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Information: 664-8176, Ext. 2019