PREP ROUNDUP: Clemens throws for seven TDs in Coeur du Christ victory
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 10 months, 3 weeks AGO
• FOOTBALL
WORLEY — Sophomore Grant Clemens threw seven touchdown passes and returned an interception for a score for Coeur du Christ in a 54-32 win over the Lakeside Knights in the North Star League opener for both schools at the Marimn Health Coeur Center on Thursday.
Junior Jon Denke opened the scoring for the Saints, returning the opening kickoff 70 yards for a touchdown.
Clemens connected with senior wide receiver Greg Hayes on three touchdown passes in the second half for Coeur du Christ (4-1), which faces Deary in a nonleague game at Viking Field in Coeur d’Alene on Oct. 10.
Lakeside (0-5) travels to Deary next Friday.
Coeur du Christ scoring plays
First quarter
CdC — Jon Denke 70 kickoff return
CdC — Beckett Beyer 38 pass from Grant Clemens
CdC — Eli Zember 40 pass from Clemens
Second quarter
CdC — Denke 65 pass from Clemens
CdC — Zember 45 pass from Clemens
Third quarter
CdC — Greg Hayes 45 pass from Clemens
Fourth quarter
CdC — Hayes 35 pass from Clemens
CdC — Clemens unknown interception return
CdC — Hayes 45 pass from Clemens
• GOLF
Lambert, Wilson win in
tuneup for regionals
POST FALLS — Lake City junior Trey Lambert shot a 3-under-par 70 to earn boys medalist honors in the Lakeland Invitational at The Links Golf Club.
Lake City claimed the boys team title with a 300, with Coeur d’Alene second with a 312.
Coeur d’Alene sophomore Ella Wilson shot a 1-over-par 74 to earn medalist honors, leading the Viking girls to the team title.
“The kids were outstanding today,” Coeur d’Alene girls golf coach Jeff Lake said. “The first nine holes, the conditions were perfect, but the wind picked up a bit on the back nine and our kids did a great job of adjusting to the conditions. Today was a great tuneup as we head into districts next week.”
The 6A District 1 tournament is next Thursday at Avondale Golf Club in Hayden Lake.
The 5A Region 1 tournament is next Friday at the University of Idaho Golf Course in Moscow.
BOYS
Par 73
The Links Golf Club, Post Falls
MEDALIST — Trey Lambert, Lake City, 70.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Lake City 300. 2, Coeur d’Alene 312. 3, Lakeland 321. 4, Lewiston 330. 5, Sandpoint 335. 6, Post Falls 341. 7, Moscow 367.
LAKE CITY — Trey Lambert 70, Tanner Collins 75, Eli Wilson 76, Cooper George 81, Wesley Adams 79.
COEUR d’ALENE — Hunter Paquin 72, Brady Rubert 74, Dylan Clark 92, Kellan Christensen 79, Cole Paquin 87.
LAKELAND — Tyler Zachary 74, Marty Babb 84, Luke Karshner 81, Maddox Score 82, Dom Tuskan 89.
LEWISTON — Ashton Literal 77, Colt Walker 86, Landon Blewett 82, Brock Fairley 85, Davis Sartini 86.
SANDPOINT — Bode Eacret 83, Logan Roos 83, Micah Young 80, Tyler Weisz 89, Landon Day 91.
POST FALLS — Nick McGruder 84, Gavin Rodriguez 83, Wyatt Langhans 89, Easton Annotti 85, Reise Reardon 109.
MOSCOW — Brock Fealy 90, Eliot Miura 84, Logan Newell 99, Landon Vowels 101, Dan Fitt 94.
INDIVIDUALS — Daniel Lowe, Lakeland, 89; Casen Hostetler, Lakeland, 82; Drew Murrell, Coeur d'Alene, 78; Raiden Weldy, Moscow, 104; Easton Swope, Lake City, 83; Dylan Miller, Lewiston 87; Everett Gilman, Sandpoint, 89.
GIRLS
Par 73
The Links Golf Club, Post Falls
MEDALIST — Ella Wilson, Coeur d’Alene, 74.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 309. 2, Lake City 349. 3, Lakeland 378. 4, Lewiston 397. 5, Post Falls 411. 6, Sandpoint 416. 7, Moscow 439.
COEUR d’ALENE — Ella Wilson 74, Emily Stillert 76, Leah Heavener 77, Jossetta Williams 82, Kinsley Meier 82.
LAKE CITY — Danika Thompson 86, Libby Montgomery 87, Nadya Wilson 83, Emily Clausen 93, Sam Sewchok 107.
LAKELAND — Dani Russell 84, Paige Carey 93, Ellie Austad 97, Bridget Derbyshire 104, Kendal Prety 115.
LEWISTON — Shelby Arellano 93, Cora Lott 94, Kalen Kelly 108, Marissa Peterson 102, Abi White 129.
POST FALLS — Kloe Monette 94, Jewel Malmoe 100, Lailah Bonner 121, Dani Bastedo 98, Lillyan Lowery 119.
SANDPOINT — Hannah Majors 102, Grace Loutzenhiser 100, Ella Mahlum 104, Hailey Gove 114, Evey Walker 110.
MOSCOW — Madi Kessel 97, Haili Hull 105, Tessa Maxcer 119, Paige Raney 129, Hannah Baysinger 118.
INDIVIDUALS — Livi Garcia, Coeur d’Alene, 91; Brie Youmans, Moscow, 116; Rylie Kim, Lake City, 117; Aspen Torrez-Little, Sandpoint, 115.
• BOYS SOCCER
Lewiston 2
Lakeland 1
LEWISTON — Junior defender Ayden Cragun scored in the 50th minute, but the Hawks were unable to push across the equalizer in a 5A Inland Empire League match against the Bengals at Walker Field.
“We came off the bus a little slow and played a little lethargic with no energy in the first half,” said Lakeland coach Nick Haynes, whose team trailed 2-0 at halftime. “They scored in the first five minutes and again 20 minutes into the match. We came together at halftime and woke up a little bit and scored one, and came close to a few others, but couldn’t get that next one.”
Lakeland (5-5-1, 2-3-1 5A IEL) hosts Lake City on Tuesday.
Lewiston is 5-4, 5-1.
First half — 1, Lew, 5:00, Aiden Hansen (unassisted), 5:00. 2, Lew, Brody Cook (unassisted), 19:00. Second half — 3, LL, Ayden Cragun (unassisted). 50:00.
Shots on goal — LL 5, Lew 6.
Saves — LL, Ty Van Meeteren 4; Lew, unknown, 4.
• GIRLS SOCCER
Lakeland 1
Lewiston 1
RATHDRUM — So close.
Senior Natalee Rose scored on an assist from senior Marisa Evans in the 17th minute for the Hawks, but the visiting Bengals scored the equalizer in the 79th minute in a 5A Inland Empire League draw at Sunrise Rotary Field.
“Natalee just had a breakaway and put it into the back of the net,” said Lakeland coach Kevin Rogge, whose team fell 9-3 at Lewiston on Sept. 4. “We’ve got the girls in the right spots right now. We’re connecting passes and the girls believe in themselves. You could tell we wanted to win and we held them off for 79 minutes. Lewiston’s a good team and we haven’t come that close to beating them in a while. It was a really good start to a competitive part of the season.”
Lizzy Roy scored the tying goal for Lewiston (7-5, 4-2 5A IEL).
Lakeland (5-3-3, 2-2-2) travels to Lake City on Tuesday.
First half — 1, LL, Natalee Rose (Marisa Evans), 17:00. Second half — 2, Lew, Lizzy Roy (unassisted), 79:00.
Shots on goal — Lew 15, LL 6.
Saves — Lew, unknown, 4; LL, Reesa Saxe 14.
• VOLLEYBALL
Priest River d.
St. Maries
PRIEST RIVER — The Lumberjacks (1-11) fell to 0-4 in Central Idaho League play with the 25-8, 25-14, 25-9 loss to the Spartans (11-1, 4-1 CIL).
Dimercia Spooner had six kills and two blocks for St. Maries. Taryn Brebner had three assists, Sadie Jones three kills, Lyssa Watkins seven assists and a dig.
“I think they had themselves a bit beat before going into tonight,” St. Maries coach Tammie Woster said. “The confidence and trust isn’t there yet. There is so much talent, but they just don’t believe it right now ... they’ll get there.”
St. Maries plays host to Orofino on Tuesday in a rescheduled match.
Wallace d.
Clark Fork
CLARK FORK — Senior Megan Hull had 17 kills, 22 digs and two aces for the Miners in a 26-24, 22-25, 26-24, 25-16 Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats at Clark Fork High.
Senior Kylee Phillips had eight kills, three blocks and 20 digs, senior Aubrey Birdsell 17 assists and 11 digs, junior Khepri Wood six kills and two blocks and senior Olivia Berry 13 digs for Wallace (9-2, 3-1 SIC), which travels to Kellogg on Tuesday.
Clark Fork is 6-5, 2-3.
Lakeside d.
Mullan
PLUMMER — Senior Kimberly Pluff had 10 kills, five assists, six digs and four aces as the host Knights swept the Tigers 25-11, 25-13, 25-5 in nonleague play at Ron Miller Court.
Tylah Lambert added 21 assists, nine aces, five kills and four digs for Lakeside (8-1). Rayna Schatz had five kills, four aces and three digs, Saydee Peone eight kills, six digs and two aces, Nona Ryanna Ortivez two kills, Allisue Hendrickx four digs, Cassidy Gorr five digs.
“My girls had lots of fun tonight and it was good to see the smiles,” Lakeside coach Devyn Moore said. “My seniors, Kim, Tylah and Rayna, really connected and it showed; they played an amazing net game and even showed out in the back row. Big aggressive swings tonight from Saydee. Allisue and Cassidy had great coverage in the back.”
Next up for Lakeside is a Scenic Idaho Conference match Tuesday at home vs. Genesis Prep.
Mullan (2-5) returns to action next Wednesday at Genesis Prep.
Kootenai d.
Genesis Prep
POST FALLS — Junior Tyla Dittman had six kills and the visiting Warriors rebounded from a first-set loss to beat the Jaguars 13-25, 25-18, 31-29, 25-22 in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life.
Claire Cook had 10 service points for Kootenai (2-7), and Annika Hunter had four aces.
“The girls had a rough start but in the end they showed that they had what it takes to win,” Kootenai coach Elexus Moore-Rich said.
Genesis Prep is 0-8.
The two teams are scheduled to meet again Monday in Harrison Flats.
Coeur du Christ d.
Coeur d’Alene JV2
COEUR d’ALENE — The visiting Saints trailed 8-1 in the deciding set before closing strong for a 25-18, 25-18, 19-25, 21-25, 18-16 victory over the Viking junior varsity 2 team at Viking Court.
Freshman Espi Klocko had 29 digs for Coeur du Christ (5-4). Maddie Junkin had 13 kills, Therese Junkin 10 blocks, Kate Clemens 24 assists, Angelica Ross four aces.
“The game tonight was a really great opportunity to get the experience of playing a fifth set,” said Coeur du Christ coach Natalie Kiefer, whose squad played its first five-setter of the season. “It’s always invaluable to see how girls are going to react under that type of pressure. I’m very proud of the girls for finding a way to reset after some critical unforced errors earlier on in the set.”
Coeur du Christ plays host to Clark Fork on Monday at Holy Family Catholic School.


