PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland does just enough at Weiser

• FOOTBALL

WEISER — Jaron Yager scored on a touchdown pass from Peyton Hillman in the fourth quarter for the visiting Lakeland Hawks in a 24-9 win over the Weiser Wolverines on Friday. 

“We moved the ball really well, but had trouble getting it into the endzone,” Lakeland coach Mike Schroeder said. “We threw an interception on the first drive and turned it over on downs on another. We moved the ball well, but just couldn’t take advantage.” 

Griffin Tamagni scored on a touchdown run and Hillman scored on a quarterback run for Lakeland (3-0), which hosts West Valley of Yakima, Wash., next Friday. 

“We really struggled to get off the field and they held the ball on us quite a bit,” Schroeder said. “Traveling to Weiser, it’s a six to seven hour bus ride and (Weiser coach) Tom Harrison, he knows what he’s doing.” 

Weiser is 0-2. 

West Valley 48 

Timberlake 6 

SPIRIT LAKE — The visiting Eagles of Millwood, who started out 11-0 last year and reached the state 2A quarterfinals in Washington, jumped out to a 27-0 lead after one quarter in the nonleague win over the Tigers at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field. 

“They lost some really legit guys, but it’s a football program; they reloaded with some good football players,” Timberlake coach Kelly Amos said of West Valley. “To be honest, they were bigger, faster and stronger than us.” 

West Valley had just a 278-241 advantage in total yards. But ... 

"They lived on our side of the field pretty much the entire game,” Amos said. “And every time we had the ball we had to drive 80 yards. They had just a huge field position advantage on us. We were OK at moving the football, but we could not stop them. And we had some very untimely and not smart penalties that put ourselves in a hole.” 

Billy Vallieres caught a touchdown pass from Ryker Brennan in the third quarter for the lone score for Timberlake (0-3), which plays host to McCall-Donnelly next Friday. 

West Valley     27    7    7    7    —    48 

Timberlake     0    0    6    0    —    6 

First quarter 

WV — 4 run (kick good) 

WV — 16 pass (Nathan Jeffries kick) 

WV — Jeffries 10 pass (Jeffries kick) 

WV — Jeffries 12 pass (PAT failed) 

Second quarter 

WV — Jai’Dyn Young 20 pass (Jeffries kick) 

Third quarter 

WV — 10 interception return (Conner Eylar kick) 

TL — Billy Vallieres 47 pass from Ryker Brennan (PAT failed) 

Fourth quarter  

WV — 4 run (Jeffries kick) 

TIMBERLAKE STATS 

RUSHING — Shively 10-55, Haines 7-43, Vallieres 7-35, Torr 5-10, Work 1-3, Brennan 11-(minus 18). 

PASSING — Brennan 8-15-1-114 

RECEIVING — Vallieres 2-52, Haines 2-36, Torr 1-6, Shively 1-5. 

 Bonners Ferry 52 

St. Maries 24 

ST. MARIES — Senior Keenan Maas ran for 168 yards and three touchdowns for the Badgers in a nonleague win over the Lumberjacks at St. Maries High. 

Conrad Hiatt ran for 96 yards and accounted for three touchdowns for Bonners Ferry (2-1), which travels to Northwest Christian of Spokane next Friday. 

St. Maries (2-1) senior quarterback Jack Barta threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns and ran for two more scores. 

St. Maries hosts Kellogg in a Central Idaho League opener next Friday. 

Bonners Ferry        14    14    21    3    —    52 

St. Maries        0    12    6    6    —    24 

BF — Keenan Maas 6 run  

BF — Mass 27 run 

BF — Conrad Hiatt 4 run 

BF — unknown 71 interception return 

SM — Brock Barta 2 pass from Jack Barta (conversion failed) 

SM — B. Barta 5 pass from J. Barta (conversion failed) 

BF — Hiatt 77 kickoff return 

BF — Hiatt 12 yard touchdown pass from Alex Stolley 

BF — Mass 25 run 

SM — J. Barta 13 run (kick failed) 

BF — unknown, FG, 28 

SM — J. Barta 5 run (conversion failed) 

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS  

RUSHING — BF, Hiatt 7-96, Maas 21-168, Stolley 1-0. SM, J. Barta 10-66, Yearout 13-59. 

PASSING — BF, Stolley 9-16-0-85. SM, J. Barta 17-34-3-226. 

RECEIVING — BF, Hiatt 4-30, Maas 1-12, Higgins 1-8. SM, Barta 10-98, Gustaffe 3-67, Delong 2-22. 

Lewis County 64

Lakeside 6

CRAIGMONT — The Knights fell to 0-3 on the season with a loss to the Eagles, a co-op of Highland and Nezperce High at Highland High. 

Trenton Samuels caught a 3-yard touchdown pass from Dylan Erickson in the second quarter for Lakeside, which hosts Troy at the Marimn Health Coeur Center in Worley on Sept. 19. 

Lewis County (2-1) travels to Salmon River next Friday. 

Lakeside        0    6    0    0    —    6 

Lewis County        20    20    16    8    —    64 

LC— Slater Kuther 48 run (pass failed) 

LC — Jace Cronce 34 run (Jadin Williams run) 

LC — Gatlin Griffith 80 pass from Kuther (pass failed) 

LC — Cronce 16 run (run failed) 

LC — Cronce 60 run (Jefferson Soderling run) 

LS — Trenton Samuels 3 pass from Dylan Erickson  (run failed) 

LC — Cronce 70 kickoff return (run failed) 

LC — Kuther 97 interception return (Williams run) 

LC — Kuther 55 interception return (Cronce run) 

LC — Kuther 15 run (Williams run) 

Wallace 68

Soap Lake 0 

SILVERTON — Sophomore quarterback Cooper Miller threw three touchdown passes to three different receivers as the Miners beat the Eagles in a nonleague game at the Sather Field Athletic Complex. 

Sophomore Lennox Radford had three touchdowns, one receiving for Wallace (2-0), which hosts Clark Fork in a nonleague game next Friday. 

“Our offense was efficient and executed really well,” Wallace coach Jared Young said. “The defense played together and played good hard-nosed football for our first shutout in multiple years. It was a total team effort win.” 

It was the season opener for Soap Lake. 

Coeur du Christ 52 

SelPort (Wash.) 6 

SELKIRK, Wash. — Charles Jenne scored three touchdowns, one on a 50-yard fumble return, as the visiting Saints beat the Lumberjacks of Selkirk, Ione and Northport in a late-added nonleague game. 

Jon Denke ran for two touchdowns and Grant Clemens threw for two scores for Coeur du Christ (3-0), which is scheduled to play Wellpinit (Wash.) next Friday at the Marimn Coeur Health Center in Worley. 

It was the season opener for SelPort. 

COEUR du CHRIST SCORING PLAYS 

First quarter 

Charles Jenne 50 fumble return 

Jon Denke 44 run 

Second quarter 

Beckett Beyer 35 pass from Grant Clemens 

Denke 25 run 

Greg Hayes 11 pass from Clemens 

Third quarter 

Jenne 3 run 

Fourth quarter 

Jenne 50 run

Lake City at

Wenatchee, ppd., smoke

WENATCHEE, Wash. — The game between the Timberwolves and Panthers was postponed and rescheduled for tonight at 7 due to poor air quality.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Coeur d’Alene 0 

University 0 

SPOKANE VALLEY — Macy Walters had six saves for the Vikings in a nonleague draw with the Titans at University High. 

“I’m proud of our girls,” Coeur d’Alene coach Andy Vredenburg said. “They showed a lot of heart playing through fatigue from back-to-back games and injuries. Their keeper made a couple really good saves to keep it 0-0. 

Coeur d’Alene (2-2-1) hosts Post Falls on Tuesday at Viking Field.