Sandpoint lacrosse secures first win
DYLAN GREENE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 8 months AGO
Blayne Kanning turns the corner on a Moscow defender and looks to attack during Wednesday's game at War Memorial Field.
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Wyatt Waud tries to pass the ball up to a teammate on Wednesday.
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Blayne Kanning winds up to shoot on Wednesday.
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Gage Ramsay tries to secure a loose ball on Wednesday.
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Joseph Aexel checks a Moscow player on Wednesday.
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Koen Christoferson brings the ball upfield for the Bulldogs on Wednesday.
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Kostas Bauck tries to avoid losing possession of the ball on Wednesday.
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Nicolas LaMana defends a Moscow player on Wednesday.
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Sawyer Treadaway tries to chase down a loose ball on Wednesday.
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Owen Wimmer crosses midfield and brings the ball upfield on Wednesday.
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Joseph Aexel crosses midfield with the ball after winning a faceoff on Wednesday.
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Sawyer Treadaway charges upfield after winning a faceoff on Wednesday.
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Owen Wimmer attacks the Moscow defense on Wednesday.
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Sandpoint celebrates after defeating Moscow 11-7 on Wednesday.
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SANDPOINT — The Sandpoint varsity boys lacrosse team took down Moscow 11-7 on Wednesday night at War Memorial Field to pickup their first win of the season.
SHS led for three quarters, but the Bears got within two goals midway through the fourth. The Bulldogs answered the challenge and scored three goals down the stretch to close it out.
Joseph Aexel and Blayne Kanning led Sandpoint's high-powered attack. Aexel scored four goals and Kanning tallied three.
Jake Aitken found the back of the net twice for the Bulldogs, and Kostas Bauck and Owen Wimmer each added a goal.
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