Priest River 3, Genesis Prep 0

POST FALLS — Seniors Jayda Storro and Aleigha Jensen each served up eight aces as the visiting Lady Spartans swept the Lady Jaguars (25-7, 25-5, 25-9) in a non-league match Thursday night.

Storro added a team-high 25 assists while junior Raygn Turner once again led the offense with a team-high 16 kills. Turner and sophomore McKinley Burgess-Duquette also chipped in three aces apiece in the winning effort. Freshman Hadley Sandau and senior Kenadie Kingery tallied five kills each.

Junior Callie Stanger led the defense with 13 digs for Priest River (2-0), which hosts St. Maries on Tuesday for their 3A Central Idaho League and home opener.

Coeur d'Alene 3, Sandpoint 0

SANDPOINT — Senior Hazel Pierce registered a team-high five kills as the Lady Bulldogs were swept by the Lady Vikings (25-7, 25-8, 25-17) in a 6A/5A Inland Empire League match held Thursday night at Les Rogers Court.

Senior Gretta Back compiled a team-high 12 digs, freshman Averi Mire a team-high eight assists for Sandpoint, which tested out a few different lineups on the night as they worked around some sickness, eventually finding a rhythm in the third set despite the loss.

"We are learning on the job with so many early matches and not enough practices, so we wanted to focus on being more disciplined in a few areas," Sandpoint High head coach Piper Wahlin said. "Our blocking was much improved and we got to see some new players shine in some new positions."

Sandpoint (0-3) hosts Bonners Ferry today at 3 p.m. for a non-league matchup.

Timberlake 3, Clark Fork 0

CLARK FORK — Senior Aurora Lane posted a team-high eight kills as the host Lady Cats were defeated by the Lady Tigers in straight sets (25-19, 25-19, 25-15) in a non-league game Thursday night.

"It was fun to hear the home crowd go wild when her and Kiylah (Anderson) really connected," Clark Fork High head coach Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey said of Lane. "I was glad to see the adjustments we made in practice on Wednesday make a difference in game time."

Lane added a team-high 10 digs while senior Piper Scarlett recorded eight of her own. Freshman Vanessa Rogier contributed five kills, freshman Kiylah Anderson a team-high 16 assists for Clark Fork.

"We gave away points on serve and serve receive that kept us from staying neck-and-neck headed into the red zone," coach Kiebert-Carey added. "While I would have loved to have performed a little better on the scoreboard, our girls gave the home crowd plenty to cheer about with their scrappy defense and big swings."

Clark Fork (0-2) will travel to Wallace on Tuesday for a 2A Scenic Idaho Conference matchup.