Youth Sports Nov. 5, 2025
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 1 month, 2 weeks AGO
Courtesy photo The BVBIA Idaho 2017 Boys (U9) concluded their 2025 fall season with a 6–0 win against Sandpoint Strikers 2017B Red on Oct. 25 at Travers Park in Sandpoint. From left are Bodin Weir, Sawyer Capaul, Andre Cano, Carter Botenhagen, Ryker Bertek, Fynn Amerson, Zander Werner, Lukas Kuhn, Logan Epley, Jentzen Jelmberg and coach Matt Werner.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA Idaho U14 boys soccer team lost 3–1 against Storm FC U14 on Nov. 2 at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake. The goal for BVBIA Idaho was scored by Jaxon Spalding. Pictured is Jaxon Spalding (34) jumping with Ethan Lisa, and also shown is Grayson Higgins.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA Idaho 2016 Boys (U10) tied 2–2 against Sting 16B Black on Nov. 2 at MØDE Stadium–Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. In the front row from left are Grayson Martino, Colin Happeny, Weston Kramer, Mitchell Volland and Kieran MacKeage; and back row from left, coach Matt Werner, Eli Dippolito, Waylon Wood, Teagan Justus Manley, Xander Werner, Hugh Erickson and coach John O'Neil.
Courtesy photo The Sting 2015 Boys Premier soccer team defeated the Spokane Legacy B2015 Vela 6-2 on Saturday. Sting goals were scored by Levi Tanaka (2), Jacoby Frank, Blake Wuest, Billy Kearns and Hayden Bemis. In the front row from left are Jacob Lundwall, Hank Richter, Reid Funkhouser, Sawyer Spencer, Griffin Storey, Jaxon Mitchell and Jacoby Frank; and back row from left, coach Nick Funkhouser, Levi Sandoval, Blake Wuest, Billy Kearns, Hayden Bemis and Levi Tanaka.
Courtesy photo On Saturday, with mud and rain in their eyes, the North Idaho Avalanche boys U12 Blue soccer team dominated the Washington East Surf U12 boys 6-1 at the North Idaho Avalanche soccer field in Hayden. Avalanche goals were scored by Luca Riley (2), Maverick Paine (1), Collin Krestovniko; second row from left, Carter Dance and Conrad Cortes; and back row from left, Kash Tucker, Luca Riley, Jett Crandall, Thatcher Lechleitner, Carter Marine, Jack Harrison, Andres Lujan, Davis Hartley, Stein Berk, Maverick Paine and Collin Krestovnikov.
Courtesy photo Georgia Davis shoots and scores for the Sting 2017 girls in a 7-1 victory against the Spokane Shadow last Saturday. Sting goals were scored by Georgia Davis (3), Kennedi Haycraft (1), Skylar Tierney (1), Emma Birdsall (1) and Bella Butler (1).
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013G Academy team beat Washington East Surf SC CB 2013 Aspire 5-0 on Saturday. Goals were scored by Nora Schock (1), Hayden Hays (1), Addi Salas (1) and Nevie Sousley (2). The Sting are tied for first place in the Pacific Northwest Girls Academy Aspire League. Pictured for the Sting from left are Alexis Morisette and Hayden Hays.
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013 Girls premier soccer team beat 90+ Project SC 2013G 5-0 on Sunday. Goals were scored by Amelia McGowan, Nora Snyder and Hayden Hays. Pictured for the Sting is Nora Snyder.
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Avalanche U9/U10 girls soccer team played twice on Oct. 25, tying the Spokane Shadow SJP North 2-2 in Hayden, and beating the Spokane Shadow SJP South 1-0 in Spokane. In the front row from left are Quinn Odom, Grace Looney, Landry Vaniman, Jane Buffum, Keira DesJarlais and Sonja Gelbakhiani; and back row from left, Chelsea Dance (coach), Reagan Zimmerman, Esther Greene, Marlowe Lyman, Kaia Lindenstein, Tatum Turnball, Nora Burt and Nick Buffum (assistant coach).
Courtesy photo Will Samere shoots and scores for the Sting SC 2014 Boys soccer team on Saturday. The Sting played Spokane Shadow and Samere scored their goal. The Sting also played Sandpoint Strikers later that day, and all three goals were scored by Samere.
Photo by SAMANTHA BARE The end of Fall League games started on Oct. 22 with the Sting SC 2016 Boys soccer teams playing an interclub match at the fields at Canfield Middle School. The Yellow Team won 1-0 with a goal by Jaxson Matheny in the closing minutes. On Oct. 24 the Sting Yellow team played against WA East Surf B16 Elite Royal at the fields at Canfield Middle School and lost 5-1, with the Sting goal scored by Jaxson Matheney. On Oct. 26 the Sting Yellow team played against the Spokane Shadow Academy B2016/2017 Basel team in Airway Heights at the Spokane Shadow Polo Fields and tied 1-1,…
Courtesy photo The 2011 Sting Academy boys soccer team traveled to Seattle for its first EA league games this season. The Sting tied 1-1 on Saturday versus Western Washington Surf and won 6-2 vs. Mt. Rainier. In the front from left are Ryder Benca and Jay Blue; second row from left, Eli Vatsvog, Eli Lorhan-Lewis, Kellan Alexander, Soren Hutchinson, Ryder Quinn, Owen Newby and Cooper Oswald; and back row from left, Oliver Peters, Landon Smith, Hudson Ryan, Damon Mysse, Asher Smith, Max Lopez and Orin Poole. Not pictured is Charlie McVey.
Courtesy photo The 2016 Sting Yellow Girls soccer team had a busy week, with an intersquad scrimmage at the Spokane Zephyr game on Thursday, followed up by its final game of the fall season on Saturday. The Sting ended their fall season on a high note with another win, beating Spokane Shadow SA G2016 Evans 5-3. The Sting were led in goals by Emersyn Barton (2), Marlow Rathbone (2) and Madelynn Dowiak. Pictured are members of 2016 Coeur d'Alene Sting girls Black and Yellow teams after an intrasquad scrimmage during halftime of the Spokane Zephyr game on Oct. 30. From left are Winnie Clarensau…
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys Black soccer team defeated Washington East Surf B15 Royal on Saturday, 5-1, and defeated the Washington East Surf B15 Premier on Sunday, 5-0. In the front is Harvey Granier (goalkeeper, lying down); and from left, Henry Hermance, Chase Baune, Beckham Sharbono and Max Spendlove; second row from left, Cooper Corbeill, Matthew Shandy, Case Schwarz; and back row, standing, Flynn Bundy, Porter Caten and Bam Bookholtz.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys PAL team defeated the PAL Shadow team 4-0 on Saturday and 2-0 on Sunday. In the front is Harvey Granier (goalkeeper); and standing from left, coach Robin Bundy, Matthew Shandy, Chase Baune, Beckham Sharbono, George Jerkins, Henry Hermance, Porter Caten, coach Kip Sharbono, Thomas Davis, Maddox Hoy, Case Schwarz, Bam Bookholtz, Jake Mitchell, Flynn Bundy, Jacob Barragan and coach Ian McKenna.
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Healing Hoopers vs. Jungle Jammers
Healing Hoopers: Kamden Carter(8), Tia Rinaldi(6), Tobin Bird(2), Gianna Dahlin(4)
Jungle Jammers: Madison Lauderdale(4), Tristin Palmer(2), Eli McFadden(2), Westyn Krietzman(2)
Vet Vipers vs. Beast Mode
Vet Vipers: Ember Weitz(4), Ridge South(8), Brooks Walker(4), Caeden Bosch(10), Morgan Caulfield(4)
Beast Mode: Asher Nordstrom (2), Keely Moody (10)
Bark Side vs. Critter Crew
Bark Side: Paisley Lounsbury(4), Xander Hall(6), Wyatt Amende(6)
Critter Crew: Danielle Prutsman(4), Everleigh Paxton(6), Wilderness Mobbs(4), Owen Bechtel(2)
• HAYDEN RECREATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
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FirstLight Home Care: Colton Cole-4 pts; Grey Leggat-16 pts; Jacob Otto-2 pts
Fred's Plumbing: Tanner Burton-10 pts; Koleson Hawkins-2 pts; Daxon Noble-2 pts; Henley Pospisil-4 pts; Henry Shamoon-2 pts; Carter Stotz-2 pts
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Courtesy photo The BVBIA Idaho U14 boys soccer team lost 3–1 against Storm FC U14 on Nov. 2 at the HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake. The goal for BVBIA Idaho was scored by Jaxon Spalding. Pictured is Jaxon Spalding (34) jumping with Ethan Lisa, and also shown is Grayson Higgins.
Courtesy photo The BVBIA Idaho 2016 Boys (U10) tied 2–2 against Sting 16B Black on Nov. 2 at MØDE Stadium–Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. In the front row from left are Grayson Martino, Colin Happeny, Weston Kramer, Mitchell Volland and Kieran MacKeage; and back row from left, coach Matt Werner, Eli Dippolito, Waylon Wood, Teagan Justus Manley, Xander Werner, Hugh Erickson and coach John O'Neil.
Courtesy photo The Sting 2015 Boys Premier soccer team defeated the Spokane Legacy B2015 Vela 6-2 on Saturday. Sting goals were scored by Levi Tanaka (2), Jacoby Frank, Blake Wuest, Billy Kearns and Hayden Bemis. In the front row from left are Jacob Lundwall, Hank Richter, Reid Funkhouser, Sawyer Spencer, Griffin Storey, Jaxon Mitchell and Jacoby Frank; and back row from left, coach Nick Funkhouser, Levi Sandoval, Blake Wuest, Billy Kearns, Hayden Bemis and Levi Tanaka.
Courtesy photo On Saturday, with mud and rain in their eyes, the North Idaho Avalanche boys U12 Blue soccer team dominated the Washington East Surf U12 boys 6-1 at the North Idaho Avalanche soccer field in Hayden. Avalanche goals were scored by Luca Riley (2), Maverick Paine (1), Collin Krestovniko; second row from left, Carter Dance and Conrad Cortes; and back row from left, Kash Tucker, Luca Riley, Jett Crandall, Thatcher Lechleitner, Carter Marine, Jack Harrison, Andres Lujan, Davis Hartley, Stein Berk, Maverick Paine and Collin Krestovnikov.
Courtesy photo Georgia Davis shoots and scores for the Sting 2017 girls in a 7-1 victory against the Spokane Shadow last Saturday. Sting goals were scored by Georgia Davis (3), Kennedi Haycraft (1), Skylar Tierney (1), Emma Birdsall (1) and Bella Butler (1).
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013G Academy team beat Washington East Surf SC CB 2013 Aspire 5-0 on Saturday. Goals were scored by Nora Schock (1), Hayden Hays (1), Addi Salas (1) and Nevie Sousley (2). The Sting are tied for first place in the Pacific Northwest Girls Academy Aspire League. Pictured for the Sting from left are Alexis Morisette and Hayden Hays.
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013 Girls premier soccer team beat 90+ Project SC 2013G 5-0 on Sunday. Goals were scored by Amelia McGowan, Nora Snyder and Hayden Hays. Pictured for the Sting is Nora Snyder.
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Avalanche U9/U10 girls soccer team played twice on Oct. 25, tying the Spokane Shadow SJP North 2-2 in Hayden, and beating the Spokane Shadow SJP South 1-0 in Spokane. In the front row from left are Quinn Odom, Grace Looney, Landry Vaniman, Jane Buffum, Keira DesJarlais and Sonja Gelbakhiani; and back row from left, Chelsea Dance (coach), Reagan Zimmerman, Esther Greene, Marlowe Lyman, Kaia Lindenstein, Tatum Turnball, Nora Burt and Nick Buffum (assistant coach).
Courtesy photo Will Samere shoots and scores for the Sting SC 2014 Boys soccer team on Saturday. The Sting played Spokane Shadow and Samere scored their goal. The Sting also played Sandpoint Strikers later that day, and all three goals were scored by Samere.
Photo by SAMANTHA BARE The end of Fall League games started on Oct. 22 with the Sting SC 2016 Boys soccer teams playing an interclub match at the fields at Canfield Middle School. The Yellow Team won 1-0 with a goal by Jaxson Matheny in the closing minutes. On Oct. 24 the Sting Yellow team played against WA East Surf B16 Elite Royal at the fields at Canfield Middle School and lost 5-1, with the Sting goal scored by Jaxson Matheney. On Oct. 26 the Sting Yellow team played against the Spokane Shadow Academy B2016/2017 Basel team in Airway Heights at the Spokane Shadow Polo Fields and tied 1-1, with the Sting goal scored by Elijah Cline. On Oct. 29 the Sting SC 2016 Boys teams played another interclub match at the fields at Canfield Middle School and this time Black team won 5-2, with goals scored by Elijah Cline and Jaxson Matheney for the Yellow Team and Jackson Martin (4) and Emmett Cowan for the Black Team. The Fall League ended on Nov. 2 with the Sting SC 2016 boys Black team tied against the CDA BVB U9 Boys team 2-2. Sting goals were scored by Jackson Martin and Isaac Clegg.
Courtesy photo The 2011 Sting Academy boys soccer team traveled to Seattle for its first EA league games this season. The Sting tied 1-1 on Saturday versus Western Washington Surf and won 6-2 vs. Mt. Rainier. In the front from left are Ryder Benca and Jay Blue; second row from left, Eli Vatsvog, Eli Lorhan-Lewis, Kellan Alexander, Soren Hutchinson, Ryder Quinn, Owen Newby and Cooper Oswald; and back row from left, Oliver Peters, Landon Smith, Hudson Ryan, Damon Mysse, Asher Smith, Max Lopez and Orin Poole. Not pictured is Charlie McVey.
Courtesy photo The 2016 Sting Yellow Girls soccer team had a busy week, with an intersquad scrimmage at the Spokane Zephyr game on Thursday, followed up by its final game of the fall season on Saturday. The Sting ended their fall season on a high note with another win, beating Spokane Shadow SA G2016 Evans 5-3. The Sting were led in goals by Emersyn Barton (2), Marlow Rathbone (2) and Madelynn Dowiak. Pictured are members of 2016 Coeur d'Alene Sting girls Black and Yellow teams after an intrasquad scrimmage during halftime of the Spokane Zephyr game on Oct. 30. From left are Winnie Clarensau, Isabelle Gabriel, Makenzie Evans, Madelynn Dowiak, Abigail Marks, Bristol Hayes, Emersyn Barton, Rya Verlanic, Marlowe Rathbone, Lydia Clare, Teagan Erickson, Ezra Honsaker, Alice Tincup and Alyvia Ogle. In the back row is Zephyr coach Gary Evans.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys Black soccer team defeated Washington East Surf B15 Royal on Saturday, 5-1, and defeated the Washington East Surf B15 Premier on Sunday, 5-0. In the front is Harvey Granier (goalkeeper, lying down); and from left, Henry Hermance, Chase Baune, Beckham Sharbono and Max Spendlove; second row from left, Cooper Corbeill, Matthew Shandy, Case Schwarz; and back row, standing, Flynn Bundy, Porter Caten and Bam Bookholtz.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys PAL team defeated the PAL Shadow team 4-0 on Saturday and 2-0 on Sunday. In the front is Harvey Granier (goalkeeper); and standing from left, coach Robin Bundy, Matthew Shandy, Chase Baune, Beckham Sharbono, George Jerkins, Henry Hermance, Porter Caten, coach Kip Sharbono, Thomas Davis, Maddox Hoy, Case Schwarz, Bam Bookholtz, Jake Mitchell, Flynn Bundy, Jacob Barragan and coach Ian McKenna.