Youth Sports May 13, 2026
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 1 hour, 5 minutes AGO
Courtesy photo The Sting 2012 boys Academy soccer team won the gold division last weekend in the 35th annual Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. From left are Mason Melison, Colin Hutchins, Ben Thomas, Camden Nelson, Breesen Ellis, Jack Boland, Connor McKenna, Ben Smith, Sander Bundy, coach Ian McKenna, Cooper Nusser, Kai Peraldo, Alister Campbell, Jimmy Greene, Micah Brumbach, Henry Bowlby, Blake Cline, Mason Fantozzi, and Jake Young. Not pictured are David Hirschi, Ezekiel McNiel, Maxim Shaporda and coach Mike Thompson.
Photo by JULIE SPEELMAN At the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, the Sting Girls 11 lost 2-1 to the EW Surf on Saturday morning at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene. Giuliana Petrillo scored the lone goal for the Sting. That afternoon, the Sting fell 1-0 to Indie Chicas at Canfield. On Sunday morning at Lake City High, the Sting lost 1-0 to the Surf. Pictured is Kenzie Rix of the Sting, on a corner kick.
Courtesy photo The FC North Idaho Avalanche U9 boys soccer team made it to the semifinals of the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. In the front row from left are Nate Jennings, Blake Jennings, Blake Hogan, Ryker Bartoo, Maddox Bunting, Rocco Paine, Henry Shamoon, Redford Price and Ellers Vucinich; and back row from left, coaches Dallin Dance and Barb Shamoon.
Courtesy photo The U10/U11 Avalanche Boys soccer team reached the semifinals of the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, before losing in a penalty kick shootout. In the front row from left are Luke Odom and Manners Hodges; second row from left, Eli Ramsey and Cash Fowler; third row from left, Roman Cortes, Peyton Pecor, Max Stover, Ebbet Vucinich and Jake Odom; and back row from left, Estes Hartley, coach Tom Stover, Emerson Cousino, Ethan Braga, Graham Brown and Jasper Johnson.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 Boys Black Academy soccer team finished as a finalist in their division at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley last weekend. Leading up to the finals the Sting defeated WE Surf Black Valley (4-1) and WE Surf Palouse (4-1). From left are Ryker Weeks, Jacob Barragan, Porter Caten, Ethan Denisyuk, Matthew Shandy, Max Spendlove, Bode Hebener, Henry Hermance, Silas Ballou and and coach Ian McKenna.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys Yellow Academy soccer team went undefeated over the weekend to win the Gold Division championship at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. The Sting defeated Missoula Surf (7-1), Idaho Juniors Neon (1-0) and Idaho Juniors Black (4-0) in bracket play, then beat Idaho Juniors 15b Neon (1-0) in the final. Staggered from left are coach Kip Sharbono, Bam Bookholtz, Beckham Sharbono, Jake Mitchell, Thomas Davis, Harvey Granier, Case Schwarz, Cooper Corbeill, Flynn Bundy, Chase Baune, Maddox Hoy, George Jerkins and coach Robin Bundy.
Courtesy photo BVB IA Idaho 2016 boys soccer team U10 played three matches last week across both the Eastern Washington Select League (Division 1) and the Central Washington Developmental League (Division 1). BVB IA defeated Sting-Yellow 8–1 on May 6 at Woodland Middle School, then defeated Washington East Surf Soccer Club-B17 Elite Royal 2–0 on May 8 at MØDE Stadium–Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. BVB IA then played to a 2–2 draw against Washington East Surf Soccer Club-River Valley B16 Black on May 9 in Granger, Wash. The BVB IA team travels to Yakima this weekend for its final Developme…
Courtesy photo Last Wednesday, Team Yellow beat Team Black 4-3 in a competitive official intrasquad contest for the Sting 16 girls soccer team. Both teams played in the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend in the Spokane Valley. The Black team advanced in a play-in game early Sunday and then lost in the semifinals. In the other semifinal, the Yellow Team advanced in penalty kicks in a thriller over Spokane Shadow Opsahl before losing in the final and taking second place. The 16G Sting are sending a team to Boise this weekend to compete in the Directors Cup. Team Yellow in gray, …
Courtesy photo The Sting 16 girls Yellow finished second at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. Kneeling from left are Makenzie Evans and Marlowe Rathbone; and standing from left, coach Gary Evans, Kimberlyn Gatton, Kelly Snook, Madelynn Dowiak, Teagan Erickson, Abigail Marks, Alyvia Ogle, Lydia Clare and Emersyn Barton.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2009 Boys Academy soccer team, coached by Mike Thompson, secured another championship title at the club’s 35th annual Hot Shot tournament this past weekend. They played in the U19 gold bracket; all games were played at Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. Friday night, the Sting beat Flathead Valley United SC 07/08 2-1 win. Blake Wise scored a PK goal and Rowan Wyatt scored the winning goal for the Sting. Saturday evening, the Sting won 2-0 over Glacier Surf 08/09. Dixon Reed scored the opening goal with an assist from Pax Longanecker. Longanecker score…
Courtesy photo Sting SC 2009 boys Academy soccer players and their moms on Mother’s Day. In the front row from left are Mason Taylor, Laura Taylor, Amy Longanecker, Pax Longanecker, Taylor Smith, Stacy Smith, Brooks Judd, Jacob Shaporda, Erin Wyatt, Rowan Wyatt, Blake Wise and Tiffany Wise; and back row from left, Alyssa Shaw, Payson Shaw, Audrey Buckland, Luc Buckland, Ethan Luna, Sharon Luna, Heather Reed, Cody Reed, Lara Stone, Gus Penrose, Landon Brinkmeier, Becca Brinkmeier, Grant Johnson, Megan Johnson, Jacob Melun, Amber Melun, Wyatt Umfleet and Lori Umfleet.
Photo by BUSCEMA PHOTOGRAPHY The Sting 14G Black girls soccer team went 4-0 over the weekend to win their division at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. Sting goals in the tourney were scored by Poppy Moreau, Kennedy Tierney, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Finley Martin, Viper Barnes, Aida Stanley and and Allison Legg. In the front row from left is coach Katie Martin, Viper Barnes, Charli Mehlhoff, Kennedy Tierney, Finley Martin and coach Jean Carper; and back row from left, Kara Lemmon, Poppy Moreau, Harper Andersen, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Quinn Baily, Allison Legg, Brielle Buscema and coach Ty Kova…
Courtesy photo The Sting FC 2016 Boys Black soccer team reached the finals in the Gold/Silver Bracket at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. On Saturday, the Sting beat the Spokane Shadow SJP Valley 2016 4-2 with goals scored by Jackson Martin, Leo Leferink, Emmett Cowan and Lincoln Triebwasser. Later that day, the Sting beat Spokane Legacy Soccer Academy boys 2016 7-6. Goals for Sting were scored by Isaac Clegg, Emmett Cowan, Jackson Martin with two goals, and three goals by Oliver “Ollie” Lundy. The Sting played three games on Sunday. They beat the Spokane Shadow SJP Val…
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Avalanche U9/U10 girls soccer team took second in their division at last weekend's Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. In the front row from left are Sonja Gelbakhiani, Sadie Lehosit, Esther Greene, Regan Zimmerman, Jane Buffman, Grace Looney and Tatum Turnball; and back row from left, Chelsea Dance, Keira DesJarlais, Quinn Odom, Marlow Lyman, Izzy Hughes, Nora Burt, Landrie Vaniman, Kaia Lindenstein and coach Nick Buffum.
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013 Girls soccer team took first place in the 35th annual Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament hosted by the Sting Soccer Club last weekend. The Sting beat the Indie Chicas 4-0 on Friday, tied the Sandpoint Strikers on Saturday 0-0, and had a 9-0 victory over Glacier Surf 2013G later Saturday. The Sting faced Sandpoint again in the championship game on Sunday and won 4-0. Tryouts for this Sting team will be held May 20-21. Visit www.stingsc.com for more information. In the front row from left are Kaylee Evans, Nevie Sousley, Kinsley May, Nora Snyder, Presle…
Photo by KARI HYNES The Sting SC 2011 Girls Academy soccer team wrapped up its GA Aspire League season last week, finishing undefeated and securing a spot in the GA Aspire Nationals in June. In their final league match against Spokane Shadow, Olivia Hynes scored Sting’s lone goal. The Sting also competed in the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, opening tournament play with a 1-0 loss to Indie Chicas. Sting responded Saturday afternoon with an 8-0 win over Flathead Valley United 07/08. Brightyn Gatten, Presley Moreau and Payton Brennan each scored for Sting, while Kate Keaggy…
Photo by ANASTASIA SAHM The Sting SC 2016 Boys Yellow soccer team over the Mother’s Day Weekend made it to the semifinals at the 35th annual Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament at the Plants Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. Saturday morning the Sting tied the Kittatas Valley Junior Soccer Assoc. BU9 3-3. Sting goals were scored by Atlas Lepley, Elijah Cine, and Jaxson Matheney. Saturday afternoon the Sting lost 8-3 to the Spokane Shadow Academy B16 Van Der Lawson. Goals were scored by Atlas Lepley, Drew Fulton and Elijah Cline. Sunday morning the Sting beat the Spokane Legacy Soccer …
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 10 Eva Martin, at National Championships in Oklahoma City, competed against the top Level 10s in the country, taking 20th place on Beam in her age division.
RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
U4 Soccer
Safesplash Swim School vs. Les Schwab
Safesplash Swim School: Clyde Sweeney (2), Mason Grover (10), Maddox Emmett (4), Presley Shreffler (1)
Les Schwab: Vincent Sitar II (6), Obadiah Brasseur (1), Jacob Bruveleit (1)
Reliable Towing vs. Champion Concrete
Reliable Towing: Brixley Brown (1)
Champion Concrete: Lincoln Coco (3), Levi Johnson (3), Reagan McKellar (1), Gabriel Howell (6), Brixton Denson (2)
Jitterz Espresso vs. P1FCU
Jitterz Espresso: Xander Hiebert (1), Avett Hendricks (1), Remingtyn Hubiak (3), Ike Perry (1)
P1FCU: Beau Reidt (1), Jasper Shannon (1)
Inland Pump vs. Idaho Fence
Inland Pump: Jett Pruitt (10), Liam Pruitt (2), Maverick Carmichael (1)
Idaho Fence: Sawyer Jackson (8)
Quality Maids vs. Rippin Rhinos
Quality Maids: Bruin Cook (3)
Rippin Rhinos: Tanner England (5), Lucy Kennedy (1), Forrest Fritz (1)
Scoopy’s vs. Timber Ridge Landscape
Scoopy’s: Traegen Siegel (1), Graidyn Nelson (2)
Timber Ridge Landscape: Deacon Morris (2), Grace Matlock (3), Jameson Hubbard (6), Winslow Slater (1)
U6 Soccer
Canfield Homes vs. Reliable Towing
Canfield Homes: Colbie Crumb (1), Asher Bandel (1)
Reliable Towing: Stryder Crockett (2)
Idaho Forest Group vs. 32 Below
Idaho Forest Group: Harrison Paulsen (4)
Dairy Queen vs. Dashin Dinos
Dairy Queen: Griffin Lee (1), Jaxson Lavell (1)
Dashin Dinos: Christopher Kemp (3), Julian Anguiano (1)
Idaho Fence vs. Mountain America Credit Union
Idaho Fence: Timon Bird (2), Corbin Miller (5)
Mountain America Credit Union: Kayson Anderson (2)
Les Schwab vs. Triple-C Safety
Les Schwab: James Walker (3), Mackson Bingham (1), Madden Bingham (1)
Safesplash Swim School vs. Champion Concrete
Safesplash Swim School: Lillianna Matlock (5), Michael Boissoneau Jr. (3)
Champion Concrete: Charli Letzig (2), Zaiden Gonzales (3)
U8 Soccer
Les Schwab vs. 32 Below
Les Schwab: Cameron Price (2), Clyde Pacotti (5), Jackson Henry (3), Tia Rinaldi (2)
32 Below: Barrett Thompson (1)
Ginno Construction vs. Champion Concrete
Ginno Construction: Scotlyn Swick (1), Luke Marquardt (1)
Champion Concrete: Hudson Duke (1), Cooper Behmer (1), Samji Dyk (1)
Lodestar Construction vs. Unknown Suppressors
Lodestar Construction: Morgan Basler (2), Jaxson Allen (1), Tobin Bird (2), Thaddeus Willis (1)
Seright’s ACE Hardware vs. Jitterz Espresso
Jitterz Espresso: Harper Clifton (1), Jensen Morria (1), Payton Beckett (1), Mason Valencia (1), Ethan Landrum (1)
On The Go Pediatric vs. Frieje Homes
On The Go Pediatric: Ezra Cox (3)
Frieje Homes: Jericho Foster (2), Kohen Schumacher (1), Olivia Schelin (1)
U10 Soccer
NANC vs. Mihara Law
Mihara Law: Josslynn Thies (1)
Precision Landworks vs. Jenna Wynand Real Estate
Precision Landworks: Colton Jarrett (1), Rowen Tate (4)
Jenna Wynand Real Estate: Harlee Wynand (1), Autumn Kramer (1), Thomas Keough (1)
U12 Soccer
Wildgrain Woodworking vs. Spirit Lake Parks & Recreation
Spirit Lake Parks & Rec: Jackson Glaser (2), Wyatt Gray-Trask (1)
Mihara Law vs. The Firebirds
Mihara Law: Westley Tanner (2), Lake Stone (1), Tristan Piasecki (1), Westley Dyk (3)
The Firebirds: Harlen Cox (1)
U14 Soccer
Sweet Lou’s vs. The Bee’s Knees
Sweet Lou’s: Eliysha Klimovych (3), Orion Gratzinger (2)
The Bee’s Knees: Jackson Holfeltz (1)
POST FALLS PARKS AND RECREATION
Soccer
Week 5
May 9
U14 Division
4 Northwest Specialty Hospital: Karem Barazanjy (1), Ryan Clever (1), Traigen Hance (1), Eliana Zabel (1)
4 Colvico, Inc.: Landon Montgomery (3), Lincoln Whitmire (1)
3 Mode Campus.: Eddy Redding (3)
13 Century Publishing: Daniel Johnson (4), Joseph Johnson (3), Brent Johnson (2), Joseph Denke (2), Jason Kuplack (2)
0 Tenth Street Lumber:
10 Specialty Forest Products: Jackson Cameron (2), Scott Kodak (2), Abram Morgan (2), Philomena Enfield (1), Xavier Enfield (1), Promise Hegel (1), Owen Hicks (1)
U11 Division
1 Andy’s Heating & Cooling: Monty Seig (1)
2 Stateline Speedway: Weston Campbell (2)
4 Schemmer Consulting Group: Briauna Schemmer (2), Ethan Barney (1), Jaxson Lime (1)
5 Northwood Surveying, LLC: Kellan Shea (3), Michael Bumb (2)
6 Body by Scotty: Jordyn Miller (4), Jordan Cenell (2)
0 Jr. Knights:
1 Ellie Mental Health: Ryder Diaz (1)
2 Truck Insurance Office, Inc: Levi Cooper (1), Andrew Lingard (1)
2 Calvary Lutheran Church: Jameson Biddle (2)
2 Peach Orthodontics: Tristan Puga jr. (1), Lucas Kleinsmith (1)
U8 Division
2 Young Construction Group: Paul Eloe (2)
0 ACE Solutions, LLC:
2 Century Publishing: Avery Mikles (2)
0 Champion Concrete Pumping, Inc:
1 Designer Homes: Anderson Hegstad (1)
0 Knudtsen Chevrolet Co.:
3 KO Electric: Bennett Sostrom (2), Zane Roby (1)
0 Jr. Knights:
3 Idaho Fence: Addilynn Gurnard (1), Charly Salisbury (1), Asher Warnberg (1)
0 Patch Master:
Mini 6 Yr. Olds
1 Lignetics, Inc: Riley Humphrey (1)
0 Ellie Mental Health.:
0 North Idaho Garage Door:
7 Seright’s Ace Hardware: Ethan Bishop (3), Jolene O’Husky (2), Sawyer Ayling (1), Jackson Ewert (1)
0 Post Falls ER & Hospital:
2 FMI-EPS: Calvin Gant (2)
0 Provision Companies, LLC:
6 Syringa Dental & Implants: Kameron Biddle (4), Maddox Salinas (2)
Micro 5 Yr. Olds
1 7 Day Dental: Edmond Machotka (1)
2 Hayden Cars: Hank Fish (1), Revere Pfile (1)
1 Viking Construction, Inc: Barrett Nelson (1)
7 McDonald’s: Silas Scott (5), Tristin Frankel (1), Peyton Hindberg (1)
2 Peck & Peck Excavating, Inc: Hudson Stockmoe (1), Theodore White (1)
3 Artisan Dental: Carter Cliff (1), Lena Hittle (1), N/A (1)
0 FMI-EPS:
9 Scotty’s Backflow: Henry Ciembor (7), Peak Elmose (1), Marek Wallace (1
HAYDEN RECREATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Soccer
May 9
Mini-Kickers (3-4 Year-Olds)
32 Below Frozen Yogurt & More: Maddox Buck-2 goals; Emerson Astin-3 goals; Guinevere Stirn-2 goals
Aesthetica Skin & Beauty Bar: Elliot Bingham-2 goals; Ashtyn Appoldt-3 goals
Air Technology West: Mackenzie Dowiak-3 goals
Alliance Machine Systems (AMSI): Odysseus Crotinger-5 goals
Bentley/Barrett Financial Group: Ryan Schilk-5 goals
Cal's Painting: No Stats Available
Five Pine Wealth: Vienna Lee-7 goals
Forté Architecture & Planning: Rowan Posey-1 goal
Goucher Group LLC: Roman Brackney-3 goals; Jones Norman-1 goal; Colton Newton-2 goal
Grizzly Cubs: Walter Granrud-3 goals
Honeysuckle Speech Therapy: Sinclair Sterling Long-1 goal
Kinder Prep Learning Center 1: Roman Torres-5 goals; Audrey Zbinden-2 goal; Ellowyn Feistner-1 goal
Kinder Prep Learning Center 2: Harland Richardson-5 goals; Elias Gordon-2 goals; Steven Caples-5 goals
Kinder Prep Learning Center 3: Joanie Pfinsgraff-2 goals
Lake City Dental Specialties: Sullivan Gardner-2 goals; Calla Dale-2 goals
Lakeside Pediatrics: Tucker Tenold-1 goal
Legacy Heating & Cooling: Esther Williams-5 goals
MAS Contracting: Addison Mitchell-1 goal; Noah Weatherman-3 goals; Malakai Small-1 goal
Maximum Exposure Wraps: Robert Lambert-4 goals; Spencer Seronko-5 goals; Anuhea Tachera-2 goals
McCauley Bond Agency: Alice Yost-1 goal; Elara Lawton-1 goal
Mountain View Forestry: Lawson Engelstad-1 goal; Parker Watson-6 goals; Knox Kennicutt-1 goal
North Idaho Physical Therapy: Trey Jensen-1 goal; Caber Claggett-1 goal
Polar Excavation: Jasper Sadler-4 goals; Wesley Wright-7 goal
Priebe Chiropractic: Colton Reugh-4 goals; Amari Sand-2 goals; Carter Mouchett-1 goal; Baylor Lupinacci-1 goal
River City Endodontics: No Stats Available
Selkirk Sport: Haven Crossley-1 goal; Grant Franklin-1 goal; Mason Barnes-4 goals
Speedy Cheetahs: Audrey Maher-1 goal
Super 1 Foods: Grayson Carlson-3 goals; Parker Carlson-1 goal; Addison Renninger-3 goals
The Car Lot: Riggins Moore-2 goals; Ostyn Welch-1 goal; Emery Velasquez-1 goal
Watts Built Floors & Interior: Oliver Power-6 goals; Adaline Pierson-1 goal; Della Watts-1 goal
Micro-Kickers (5-6 Year-Olds)
Axial Northwest: Bentlee Appoldt-3 goals; Brixton Appoldt-4 goals; Caleb Shepherd-1 goal
Badger Dirt Wrx: No Stats Available
CDA Clean Team: Ethan Aiman-1 goal; Kaleb Pickering-1 goal
Ciccarelli's Pizza: Bear Gustafson-4 goals; Michael Morrison-4 goals; Dalton Hilton-1 goals; Kennedy Tonsgard-1 goal
Contemporary Marine Flooring: Penny Lambert-1 goal; Harper Turbin-3 goals; Russell Turbin-1 goal
Dr. Dance Dentistry: Cash O'Hara-1 goal; Zelie Miller-1 goal; Jordyn Erwin-1 goal
Drew Darrow Multimedia: Kadynce Bernard-1 goal; Thomas Hooper-1 goal
Feisty Falcons: Silas Raybell-3 goals; Brooklyn Pelos-1 goal; Juno Graham-1 goal; Dylan Feist-2 goals
First Steps Chiropractic: Jamison Sellwood-3 goals; Charlotte Master-1 goal
Fred's Plumbing: Dash Kidwell-2 goals
Henry-Griffitts: Beck Bertolino-1 goal; EJ Wiedemann-3 goals
Jordan Woodcraft: Hudson Sanders-2 goals; Presley Sanborn-1 goal; Riggins Kirk-1 goal; Annabelle Gardner-1 goal
Kait McKay Photography: No Stats Available
Lakeside Pediatrics: Malachi McNeil-1 goal; Reid VanDeLinde-1 goal; Caedmon Berry-2 goals; Adoniram Berry-1 goal
Merlin's Comedy Club: Rhett Goodwin-2 goals; Adeline Stranberg-1 goal; Carter Astin-2 goals
Mountain View Veterinary Clinic: Weston Barnett-1 goal; Amari lee-1 goal
New Leaf Nursery: Laina Christen-2 goals; Lincoln Jones-1 goal
NexTitle: Logan Reeves-4 goals; Thomas Williams-2 goals; Cooper Godfrey-1 goal; Ellie Deitch-1 goal
Nick Shriner Real Estate: Brooks Shriner-1 goal; Graham Shriner-3 goals
Peak Health & Wellness: Jedidiah Daley-2 goals
Polar Excavation: Ruby Williams-1 goal
RMED Law: Ronin Milam-1 goal
Robinson Financial Services: Jax Bell-3 goals; Jakob Acker-1 goal; Vivienne Ott-1 goal
Saccone Electric: Margot Saccone-1 goal
Scotty's Backflow LLC: Kyseton Ellis-1 goal; Oliver Jespersen-1 goal
Sevier Handyman Services: No Stats Available
Sky Tower Counsel: Cade Richardson-12 goals; Lochlan McLuskie-2 goals; Jett Finan-3 goals
Super 1 Foods: Layke Baker-1 goals; Benjamin Lundwall-2 goals
True North Heating & Cooling: Henry Duke-1 goal; Hunter Martenka-6 goals; Gus Pfinsgraff-2 goals
White Elk Inc.: No Stats Available
U8 Coed
All Terrain Earth Works: No Stats Available
Andy's Heating & Cooling: Rowan Sochovka-1 goal
Dairy Queen: No Stats Available
Dakota Storage: Emma Gallia-1 goal; Oz Barnes-1 goal; August Miller-1 goal
David Evans & Associates: Joseph Leahy-2 goals
Fred's Plumbing: Ledge Karbo-8 goals; Natalia Anderson-1 goal
Hippo Car Wash: No Stats Available
Jan's Hands: Luca Clark- 2 goals; Brody Corbeill-1 goal; Tanner Higbee-2 goals; Arvo Kokkonen-1 goal
Jitterz Espresso: Lewis Truman-3 goals; Cameron Adam-2 goals
McCauley Bond Agency: No Stats Available
Merlin's Comedy Club: Sawyer Rouse-1 goal; Eli Benson-1 goal
Neon Appliance Repair: Benjamin Santos-1 goal; Chance Brockett-1 goal
Northwest Realty Group: Jackson Aiman-2 goals; Owen Murray-1 goal
The Mailbox Club: Owen Edgel-1 goal
White Elk Inc.: Rosie Clark-1 goal; Caden Henkel-2 goals; Murphy Kenna-1 goal; Carson Wuest-2 goals
White Pine Wealth: Tanner Eisele-2 goals; Kenny Evans-1 goal
U10 Coed
Barton Flooring & Trim: No Stats Available
CDA Paving & Concrete Specialties: Paxtyn Manes-1 goal
Chomper Cafe: No Stats Available
George Gee Cadillac Kia: Liam Rhoades-2 goals; Jayden Long-1 goal; Aston Wilson-1 goal
Hubof's Landscaping: Nicksen Hubof-1 goal; Logan Whipp-1 goal; Bodhi Christopherson-3 goals
Neon Appliance Repair: Axel Zbinden-1 goal; Max Livensov-2 goal; Luna Lazoran-1 goal; Wesley Christen-1 goal
Power House Electric: Niko Clark-2 goals; Louise Bjurstrom-1 goal; Waylon Hassett-1 goal
Problem Solved Electric: Boss Gustafson-2 goals; June Cash- 3 goals; Israel Olson-1 goal; Carson Molyneaux-2 goals; Aiden McPhilomy-2 goals
Selkirk Sport: No Stats Available
Tumblestone: Leo Miller-1 goal; Elio Estes-1 goal
U12 Coed
Eye Guys: No Stats Available
Lancaster Market: Rylenn Rainwater-1 goal
Manna Sourdough: Aaron Clyde-1 goal; Charlie Clyde-2 goals; Zoey Motu- 2 goal; Xander Pickering-1 goal; Eliana Cale-2 goals
North Idaho Made: No Stats Available
Advanced Input Systems: Allison Higbee-1 goal; Mason Higbee-1 goal
U15 Coed
Belle's Brunch House: Ivan Afichuk-3 goals; Levi Dunn-2 goals
Killer Pest Control: Zane Johnson-1 goal; Tucker Sheraton-2 goals
McDonald's: Austin Cooper-2 goals; James Eberhart-2 goals; Jack Kenny-1 goal
Ziply Fiber: No Stats Available
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Photo by JULIE SPEELMAN At the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, the Sting Girls 11 lost 2-1 to the EW Surf on Saturday morning at the Canfield Sports Complex in Coeur d'Alene. Giuliana Petrillo scored the lone goal for the Sting. That afternoon, the Sting fell 1-0 to Indie Chicas at Canfield. On Sunday morning at Lake City High, the Sting lost 1-0 to the Surf. Pictured is Kenzie Rix of the Sting, on a corner kick.
Courtesy photo The FC North Idaho Avalanche U9 boys soccer team made it to the semifinals of the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. In the front row from left are Nate Jennings, Blake Jennings, Blake Hogan, Ryker Bartoo, Maddox Bunting, Rocco Paine, Henry Shamoon, Redford Price and Ellers Vucinich; and back row from left, coaches Dallin Dance and Barb Shamoon.
Courtesy photo The U10/U11 Avalanche Boys soccer team reached the semifinals of the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, before losing in a penalty kick shootout. In the front row from left are Luke Odom and Manners Hodges; second row from left, Eli Ramsey and Cash Fowler; third row from left, Roman Cortes, Peyton Pecor, Max Stover, Ebbet Vucinich and Jake Odom; and back row from left, Estes Hartley, coach Tom Stover, Emerson Cousino, Ethan Braga, Graham Brown and Jasper Johnson.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 Boys Black Academy soccer team finished as a finalist in their division at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament at the Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley last weekend. Leading up to the finals the Sting defeated WE Surf Black Valley (4-1) and WE Surf Palouse (4-1). From left are Ryker Weeks, Jacob Barragan, Porter Caten, Ethan Denisyuk, Matthew Shandy, Max Spendlove, Bode Hebener, Henry Hermance, Silas Ballou and and coach Ian McKenna.
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 15 boys Yellow Academy soccer team went undefeated over the weekend to win the Gold Division championship at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. The Sting defeated Missoula Surf (7-1), Idaho Juniors Neon (1-0) and Idaho Juniors Black (4-0) in bracket play, then beat Idaho Juniors 15b Neon (1-0) in the final. Staggered from left are coach Kip Sharbono, Bam Bookholtz, Beckham Sharbono, Jake Mitchell, Thomas Davis, Harvey Granier, Case Schwarz, Cooper Corbeill, Flynn Bundy, Chase Baune, Maddox Hoy, George Jerkins and coach Robin Bundy.
Courtesy photo BVB IA Idaho 2016 boys soccer team U10 played three matches last week across both the Eastern Washington Select League (Division 1) and the Central Washington Developmental League (Division 1). BVB IA defeated Sting-Yellow 8–1 on May 6 at Woodland Middle School, then defeated Washington East Surf Soccer Club-B17 Elite Royal 2–0 on May 8 at MØDE Stadium–Stateline Speedway in Post Falls. BVB IA then played to a 2–2 draw against Washington East Surf Soccer Club-River Valley B16 Black on May 9 in Granger, Wash. The BVB IA team travels to Yakima this weekend for its final Developmental League match of the spring season. In the front row from left are Waylon Wood, Colin Happeny, Hugh Erickson, Weston Kramer, Kier MacKeage, Mitchell Volland, Greyson Guy, Grayson Martino and Porter DeBerard; and rear, coach John O’Neil.
Courtesy photo Last Wednesday, Team Yellow beat Team Black 4-3 in a competitive official intrasquad contest for the Sting 16 girls soccer team. Both teams played in the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend in the Spokane Valley. The Black team advanced in a play-in game early Sunday and then lost in the semifinals. In the other semifinal, the Yellow Team advanced in penalty kicks in a thriller over Spokane Shadow Opsahl before losing in the final and taking second place. The 16G Sting are sending a team to Boise this weekend to compete in the Directors Cup. Team Yellow in gray, front row from left, Emersyn Barton, Makenzie Evans, Kelly Snook and Madelynn Dowiak; and top row from left, Teagan Erickson, Marlowe Rathbone, Kimberlyn Gatton and Abigail Marks. Team Black, front row from left, Lydia Clare, Isabelle Gabriel, Rya Verlanic and Ezra Honsaker; and back row from left, Alice Tincup, Lucy Bean, Brystol Hayes and Alyvia Ogle.
Courtesy photo The Sting 16 girls Yellow finished second at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. Kneeling from left are Makenzie Evans and Marlowe Rathbone; and standing from left, coach Gary Evans, Kimberlyn Gatton, Kelly Snook, Madelynn Dowiak, Teagan Erickson, Abigail Marks, Alyvia Ogle, Lydia Clare and Emersyn Barton.
Courtesy photo The Sting SC 2009 Boys Academy soccer team, coached by Mike Thompson, secured another championship title at the club’s 35th annual Hot Shot tournament this past weekend. They played in the U19 gold bracket; all games were played at Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. Friday night, the Sting beat Flathead Valley United SC 07/08 2-1 win. Blake Wise scored a PK goal and Rowan Wyatt scored the winning goal for the Sting. Saturday evening, the Sting won 2-0 over Glacier Surf 08/09. Dixon Reed scored the opening goal with an assist from Pax Longanecker. Longanecker scored the second goal with an assist from Reed. The semifinal game on Sunday morning was against Flathead Valley United SC and was a 1-0 win by Sting. Jacob Melun scored the lone goal. In the championship game, Sting beat Glacier Surf SC 3-1 win. Sting goals were scored by Gus Penrose, Dixon Reed with a cross from Jacob Shaporda, and Brooks Judd. All goalkeeping was shared between Landon Beinkmeier and Grant Johnson. In the front row from left are Mason Taylor, Taylor Smith, Brooks Judd, Jacob Shaporda, Rowan Wyatt and Blake Wise; and back row from left, Luc Buckland, Payson Shaw, Ethan Luna, Pax Longanecker, Dixon Reed, Gus Penrose, Landon Brinkmeier, Grant Johnson, Jacob Melun, Cody Brooks, Wyatt Umfleet and coach Mike Thompson. Not pictured: Miles Hart and Isaac Lowder.
Courtesy photo Sting SC 2009 boys Academy soccer players and their moms on Mother’s Day. In the front row from left are Mason Taylor, Laura Taylor, Amy Longanecker, Pax Longanecker, Taylor Smith, Stacy Smith, Brooks Judd, Jacob Shaporda, Erin Wyatt, Rowan Wyatt, Blake Wise and Tiffany Wise; and back row from left, Alyssa Shaw, Payson Shaw, Audrey Buckland, Luc Buckland, Ethan Luna, Sharon Luna, Heather Reed, Cody Reed, Lara Stone, Gus Penrose, Landon Brinkmeier, Becca Brinkmeier, Grant Johnson, Megan Johnson, Jacob Melun, Amber Melun, Wyatt Umfleet and Lori Umfleet.
Photo by BUSCEMA PHOTOGRAPHY The Sting 14G Black girls soccer team went 4-0 over the weekend to win their division at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. Sting goals in the tourney were scored by Poppy Moreau, Kennedy Tierney, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Finley Martin, Viper Barnes, Aida Stanley and and Allison Legg. In the front row from left is coach Katie Martin, Viper Barnes, Charli Mehlhoff, Kennedy Tierney, Finley Martin and coach Jean Carper; and back row from left, Kara Lemmon, Poppy Moreau, Harper Andersen, Elsie Hewitt-Nord, Quinn Baily, Allison Legg, Brielle Buscema and coach Ty Kovatch. Not pictured is Aida Stanley.
Courtesy photo The Sting FC 2016 Boys Black soccer team reached the finals in the Gold/Silver Bracket at the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend. On Saturday, the Sting beat the Spokane Shadow SJP Valley 2016 4-2 with goals scored by Jackson Martin, Leo Leferink, Emmett Cowan and Lincoln Triebwasser. Later that day, the Sting beat Spokane Legacy Soccer Academy boys 2016 7-6. Goals for Sting were scored by Isaac Clegg, Emmett Cowan, Jackson Martin with two goals, and three goals by Oliver “Ollie” Lundy. The Sting played three games on Sunday. They beat the Spokane Shadow SJP Valley 2016 again for the quarter-final match, 4-2 with goals by Ollie Lundy, Jackson Martin and Emmett Cowan. The semifinal was against the team’s other half, the Sting FC 2016 Boys Yellow team, ending with the Black team winning 10-4. Goals for the Black team were scored by Isaac Clegg and Ollie Lundy and two goals each for Emmett Cowan, Jackson Martin, Leo Leferink and George Duke. In the U10 final against Spokane Shadow Van Der Lawson Boys 2016, the Sting lost 6-1. Isaac Clegg scored for the Sting.
Courtesy photo The North Idaho Avalanche U9/U10 girls soccer team took second in their division at last weekend's Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament. In the front row from left are Sonja Gelbakhiani, Sadie Lehosit, Esther Greene, Regan Zimmerman, Jane Buffman, Grace Looney and Tatum Turnball; and back row from left, Chelsea Dance, Keira DesJarlais, Quinn Odom, Marlow Lyman, Izzy Hughes, Nora Burt, Landrie Vaniman, Kaia Lindenstein and coach Nick Buffum.
Photo by KAYLEAN MAY The Sting SC 2013 Girls soccer team took first place in the 35th annual Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament hosted by the Sting Soccer Club last weekend. The Sting beat the Indie Chicas 4-0 on Friday, tied the Sandpoint Strikers on Saturday 0-0, and had a 9-0 victory over Glacier Surf 2013G later Saturday. The Sting faced Sandpoint again in the championship game on Sunday and won 4-0. Tryouts for this Sting team will be held May 20-21. Visit www.stingsc.com for more information. In the front row from left are Kaylee Evans, Nevie Sousley, Kinsley May, Nora Snyder, Presley Hart, Emma Storlie, and Kyal Carlson; and back row from left, Felicity Miller, Novalee Hoel, Amelia McGowan, Alexis Morisette, Evellyn Howard, Hayden Hays, Addison Salas, Nora Schock and Peyton Cantrell.
Photo by KARI HYNES The Sting SC 2011 Girls Academy soccer team wrapped up its GA Aspire League season last week, finishing undefeated and securing a spot in the GA Aspire Nationals in June. In their final league match against Spokane Shadow, Olivia Hynes scored Sting’s lone goal. The Sting also competed in the Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament last weekend, opening tournament play with a 1-0 loss to Indie Chicas. Sting responded Saturday afternoon with an 8-0 win over Flathead Valley United 07/08. Brightyn Gatten, Presley Moreau and Payton Brennan each scored for Sting, while Kate Keaggy added an assist. On Sunday, the Sting closed out tournament play with a 6-0 victory over Glacier Surf 10/11 Blue. Brightyn Gatten led the way with two goals, while Harper Overland, Kate Keaggy, and Kylie Lorona also found the back of the net. Payton Brennan contributed an assist. The girls now turn their attention to the Idaho State Cup semifinals in Boise, where they will face IFFDC 2011G. Pictured is Payton Brennan, soaring for a header.
Photo by ANASTASIA SAHM The Sting SC 2016 Boys Yellow soccer team over the Mother’s Day Weekend made it to the semifinals at the 35th annual Bill Eisenwinter Hot Shot Tournament at the Plants Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane Valley. Saturday morning the Sting tied the Kittatas Valley Junior Soccer Assoc. BU9 3-3. Sting goals were scored by Atlas Lepley, Elijah Cine, and Jaxson Matheney. Saturday afternoon the Sting lost 8-3 to the Spokane Shadow Academy B16 Van Der Lawson. Goals were scored by Atlas Lepley, Drew Fulton and Elijah Cline. Sunday morning the Sting beat the Spokane Legacy Soccer Academy B16 Olsen 8-4 with goals scored by Atlas Lepley (2), Arius Bush (1), Gideon Lee (1), Jaxson Matherney (3), and Elijah Cline (1), bringing the Yellow team to the semifinals with an interclub match against the Sting SC 2016 Boys Black Team. The match ended with a Yellow team loss of 10-4 with goals scored by Jaxson Matheney (2), Atlas Lepley and Thomas Ely. On Wednesday, May 6 the Sting SC 2016 Boys Yellow team lost a league game against the CDA BVB U9 7-1, with the Sting goal scored by Jaxson Matheney. Pictured is the Sting SC 2016 Yellow and Black teams with their mothers.
Courtesy photo Avant Coeur Gymnastics Level 10 Eva Martin, at National Championships in Oklahoma City, competed against the top Level 10s in the country, taking 20th place on Beam in her age division.