• FOOTBALL

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Post Falls had Mount Si right where it wanted them.

Then, it got away in the fourth quarter.

And again in overtime of a 39-38 loss to the Wildcats of Snoqualmie, Wash., at Moses Lake High on Friday night.

Post Falls took a 31-24 lead with 1:31 remaining on a 10-yard touchdown run by Jaxon Anderson, but Mount Si’s Malichi Mayfield returned the ensuing kickoff to tie the game at 31-all.

“They’ve got some skill players that are very special players,” Post Falls coach Blaine Bennett said. “On that return, we thought we had him down three different times, and just didn’t finish that play.”

Anderson’s 8-yard run in overtime set up a score by Cole Cripps to give Post Falls a 38-31 lead in overtime.

“Jaxon really did a great job of moving us down the field to take the lead,” Bennett said. “Mount Si has some good, big players up front and our offensive line did a good job against them and we were able to run the football.”

On fourth down, Mount Si quarterback Avery Walker found Aidan Dougherty to cut the deficit to 38-37. The Wildcats opted for a two-point conversion as Andy Cole scored on a corner route for the win.

“I told our kids after the game that we don’t get the chance to play overtime often,” Bennett said. “I wish we would have won and came up with some big plays to win the game and did a good job. But I was proud of how our players prepared and think we took another big step moving forward.”

Post Falls (1-3) hosts Lakeland next Friday.

Mount Si is 2-1.

Mount Si 13 8 3 7 8 — 39

Post Falls 14 7 0 10 7 — 38

PF — Cole Cripps 2 run (Aidan Brandt kick)

MS — unknown 4 run (Cooper Britton kick)

PF — Jacob Sullivan 3 run (Brandt kick)

MS — Andy Cole 13 pass from Avery Walker (kick blocked)

Second quarter

MS — Cole 12 pass from Walker (Walker run)

PF — Wild 10 pass from Anderson (Brandt kick)

Third quarter

MS — FB, Britton, 24

Fourth quarter

PF — FG, Brandt, 20

PF — Anderson 10 run (Luna kick)

MS — Malichi Mayfield 75 kickoff return (Britton kick)

Overtime

PF — Cripps 2 run (Luna kick)

MS — Aidan Dougherty 5 pass from Walker (Cole pass from Walker)

Lakeland 50

St. Maries 0

ST. MARIES — John Cornish ran for 114 yards, scoring on runs of 1- and 50-yards for the Hawks in a nonleague win over the Lumberjacks at St. Maries High.

Lakeland outgained St. Maries 354-111.

Lakeland quarterback Devon Suko threw for two touchdowns, both coming in the second quarter.

Lakeland (3-2) travels to Post Falls next Friday.

St. Maries (0-4) travels to Timberlake next Friday.

Lakeland 14 15 7 14 — 50

St. Maries 0 0 0 0 — 0

First quarter

LL — Thomas Calder 9 run (Owen Forsman kick)

LL — John Cornish 1 run (Forsman kick)

Second quarter

LL — Alden Waddington 43 pass from Devon Suko (Jackson Lutz run)

LL — Richie Thomas 45 pass from Suko (Forsman kick)

Third quarter

LL — Cornish 50 run (Forsman kick)

Fourth quarter

LL — Elijah Sindt 1 run (Jameson Elliott kick)

LL — Sindt 1 run (Elliott kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — LL, Cornish 15-114, Calder 2-30, Burcham 1-14, Sindt 1-1, Suko 3-(-10). SM, Larson 18-70, Elliott 7-9, Gibson 4-9, Wicks 1-(-4).

PASSING — LL, Suko, 11-20-0-160. SM, Elliott, 4-10-0-21.

RECEIVING — LL, Waddington 3-73, Thomas 2-48, Calder 4-19. SM, Gentry 2-15, Wicks 1-4.

Clark Fork 39

Lakeside 22

PLUMMER — The host Knights led 14-6 in the second quarter, but the Wampus Cats scored the next five touchdowns to capture the nonleague game.

Lakeside (1-3) was held to 79 rushing yards — an average of 2.5 yards per attempt. The Knights were also intercepted twice.

“We weren’t able to run the ball, and it kind of made us one-dimensional,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “We played hard; we just made quite a few mistakes.”

Tucker Sanchez ran for a touchdown and passed to Qwincy Hall for another score for Lakeside.

The Knights got two players back after missing last week’s loss to Mullan/St. Regis due to injury, including safety/receiver Jamari Peone, who caught a two-point conversion.

“He had a good game,” Dohrman said of Peone.

Clark Fork (3-0) outgained Lakeside 335-205, buoyed by 252 rushing yards, including 180 from Carter Sanroman, who ran for two scores and kicked a field goal.

Lakeside travels to Wallace next Friday for the first of two Scenic Idaho Conference games between the only two football teams in that league.

Clark Fork 6 22 3 8 — 39

Lakeside 8 6 0 8 — 22

First quarter

CF — Sam Barnett 11 pass from Ethan Howard (pass failed), 6:55

LS — Tucker Sanchez 3 run (Sanchez run), 1:07

Second quarter

LS — Qwincy Hall 49 pass from Sanchez (pass failed), 9:31

CF — Barnett 7 run (Barnett pass from Howard), 9:15

CF — Barnett 4 run (Barnett run), 6:55

CF — Carter Sanroman 6 run (run failed), 1:19

Third quarter

CF — FG Sanroman 32, 5:31

Fourth quarter

CF — Sanroman 19 run (Howard run), 4:40

LS — Jonathan Sperber 2 run (Jamari Peone pass from Sanchez), 1:04

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — CF, Sanroman 27-180, S. Barnett 6-53, McDaniel 1-8, Howard 3-6, Montgomery 1-5. LS, Sanchez 20-55, Sperber 8-28, Hall 3-4, Brown 1-(minus 8).

PASSING — CF, Howard 5-10-2-74, H. Barnett 1-1-0-9. LS, Sanchez 6-12-1-126.

RECEIVING — CF, S. Barnett 5-74, Sanroman 1-9. LS, Hall 5-80, Peone 1-46.

• BOYS SOCCER

Imm. Conception 2

Timberlake 1

SPIRIT LAKE — Further information was not available from the nonleague match.

• CROSS COUNTRY

Bob Firman meet canceled

for second straight year

Due to increased cases of COVID-19 in the state, the Bob Firman Invitational, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 24 at Eagle Island State Park, has been canceled.

The event was also canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls and Timberlake were scheduled to compete.

Eagle Island is also scheduled to host the state meet in all classifications on Oct. 30.