PREP ROUNDUP: Bantams best East Valley in Greater Spokane League softball doubleheader

SPOKANE VALLEY — The visiting Clarkston Bantams swept the Knights of East Valley 16-4 and 8-6 in a 2A Greater Spokane League softball doubleheader on Saturday.

Clarkston (12-2, 8-1) was led by Leah Copeland with five hits, including two triples and a double, and four runs.

In the first game, pitcher Murray Broemeling tallied three runs, two hits and two RBI while fanning five batters to pick up the win in the circle.

Fellow pitcher Emma McManigle struck out nine batters in the nightcap.

GAME 1

Clarkston 625 30—16 14 1

East Valley 300 01— 4 5 8

Murray Broemeling and Joey Miller; K. Hunley, S. Swanson (2) and M. Ary, D. Morris. W—Broemeling; L—Hunley.

Clarkston hits — Leah Copeland 4 (2B, 3B), Murray Broemeling 2, Ryann Combs 2, Aneysa Judy 2 (2 3B), Joey Miller (2B), Kirsten Phillips (2B), Brooke Blaydes, Keeley Ubachs.

East Valley hits — M Mcgraw 2, J Weger (HR), S Swanson (2B), M Ary.

GAME 2

Clarkston 005 111 0—8 5 4

East Valley 102 300 0—6 9 4

Emma McManigle and Joey Miller; S Swanson and M Ary. W—McManigle; L—Swanson.

Clarkston hits — Joey Miller 2 (2 2B), Leah Copeland (3B), Emma McManigle (2B), Brooke Blaydes.

East Valley hits — J. Weger 3 (2B), S. Swanson 2 (HR), S. Whitmore 2, M. Ary, R. Killarzoac.

Pullman 27-22, Rogers 8-12

PULLMAN — The Greyhounds had a combined 28 hits in course of back-to-back 2A Greater Spokane League wins over Rogers of Spokane.

Taylor Wolfe notched four hits in Game 1, including a triple and a double.

Ella Ferry had two doubles and a home run in Game 2 for Pullman (6-7, 4-5).

GAME 1

Rogers 010 25— 8 8 4

Pullman 637 (11)x—27 17 2

Bailey Dexter and Taylor Hoffman; Kinsey Rees and Taylor Cromie. W—Rees; L—Dexter.

Rogers hits — Lexi Rhoades 2 (2B), Taylor Hoffman 2, Vanessa Bolen (2B), Bella Douchette, Haley Bernard, Justy Clark.

Pullman hits — Taylore Wolfe 4 (3B, 2B), Logan Greene 3 (3B), Juliana Stewart 3, Ella Ferry 2, Kinsey Rees 2 (2B), Charisse Kapofu, Cori Stewart, Lili Herndon.

GAME 2

Rogers 804 00—12 6 3

Pullman (14)13 4x—22 11 3

A Whitacre, Bailey Dexter (2) and Taylor Hoffman; Taylore Wolfe, Kinsey Rees (1) and Charisse Kapofu, Taylor Cromie. W—Wolfe; L—Whitacre.

Rogers hits — Lexi Rhoades 2 (2B), Vanessa Bolen 2, J Lewis (2B), Taylor Hoffman.

Pullman hits — Ella Ferry 3 (2-2B, HR), Charisse Kapofu 2 (3B, 2B), Kinsey Rees 2 (3B), Logan Greene 2, Taylor Cromie (3B), Cori Stewart.

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 9-9, Asotin 2-10

RITZVILLE, Wash. — Asotin’s Cady Browne recorded two home runs in Game 2 of a doubleheader against Northeast 2B foe Lind-Ritville/Sprague.

The Panthers took the nightcap after the host Broncos won the opener.

Izzy Dougan added a home run and a double in the second game for Asotin (12-4, 9-3).

Kierra Nielson notched two doubles for the Panthers in Game 1.

GAME 1

Asotin 200 000 0—2 4 2

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 121 302 x—9 9 1

K. Nielson and C. Browne; H. Towne and A Armstrong. W—Towne; L—Nielson.

Asotin hits — K. Nielson 2 (2-2B), J. Crockett (2B), C. Browne.

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague hits — H. Hennings 3 (2-HR), M. Cameron 3, H. Towne (3B), M. Melcher, A. Novoa.

GAME 2

Asotin 201 204 1—10 12 2

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 102 031 2— 9 8 7

K. Nielson and M. Lathrop, K. Bittle; H. Towne and A. Armstrong. W—Nielson; L—Towne.

Asotin hits — C. Browne 2 (2-HR), I. Dougan 2 (2B, HR), J. Crockett 2 (3B), L. Koehler 2 (2B), E. Alicea (2B), B. Dalosto, K. Bittle, A. Triplett.

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague hits — M. Melcher 2 (2B, 3B), H. Hennings 2 (HR), R. Dean 2, M Cameron (2B), L. Bren.

Clearwater Valley 5-3 Potlatch 3-2

POTLATCH — Clearwater Valley of Kooskia’s pitcher Jessica Ketola struck out 22 batters in a doubleheader sweep over Whitepine League foe Potlatch.

The Loggers had runners in scoring position in the bottom of the seventh in Game 1, but freshman right fielder Sydney Hester secured the catch to give the Rams (6-2, 6-0) the victory.

Clearwater Valley scored all three of its runs in Game 2 in the top of the first.

Ketola had a team-high four hits during the twinbill with two doubles. Gracie Schuster contributed an additional three hits for the Rams.

Jaylee Fry, Elena Vowels and Payton Reynolds had three hits apiece for the Loggers (5-7, 4-5).

GAME 1

Clearwater Valley 100 003 1—5 8 2

Potlatch 000 100 2—3 5 0

Jessica Ketola and Evalie Schuster; Brieanna Winther and Olivia Smith.

Clearwater Valley hits — Gracie Schuster 3, Ketola 2 (2B), Autumn Martinez, Seasha Reuben, E. Schuester, Rylie Parsons.

Potlatch hits — Jaylee Fry, Smith, Liza Quaade (2B), Payton Reynolds, Elena Vowels.

GAME 2

Clearwater Valley 300 000 0—3 6 1

Potlatch 100 010 0—2 7 0

Ketola and Schuster; Winther and Smith.

Clearwater Valley hits — Ketola 2 (2B), Reuben, Parsons, Loreal Lamere, Sydney Hester.

Potlatch hits — Fry, Hayley McNeal, Kylie Heitstuman, Brooklyn Mitchell, Reese Lusby, Reynolds, Vowels.

Grangeville 14-13, St. Maries 4-11

ST. MARIES — Grangeville got four hits apiece from Madalyn Green and Abbie Frei to sweep a 2A Central Idaho League doubleheader.

One of Green’s hits included a triple and one of Frei’s was a double. Siena Wagner had two hits for the Bulldogs (10-7, 6-2), one of which was a home run.

Mattie Thacker went the distance in Game 1 and earned the win for Grangeville.

Complete stats for Game 2 were unavailable at press time.

GAME 1

Grangeville 460 001 3—14 19 1

St. Maries 000 120 1— 4 7 8

Mattie Thacker and Kinzley Adams; Addyson Stewart and Brenna Elliott.

Grangeville hits — Madalyn Green 4 (3B), Abbie Frei 4 (2B), Siena Wagner 2 (HR), Adri Anderson 2 (2B), Addisyn Vanderwall 2, Caryss Barger 2, Makenna York 2, Thacker.

St. Maries hits — Addilyn Turner 3, Stewart 2 (2B), Kendra Nicholson, Mia Asbury.

GAME 2

Grangeville 007 111 3—13 13 3

St. Maries 222 300 2—11 13 8

Dayton 27-30, Pomeroy 22-22

Dayton, Wash. — Pomeroy combined for 44 hits in a Southeast 1B League doubleheader against Dayton, but was swept.

Kendyll Potoschnick notched eight hits throughout the twinbill for the Pirates (1-11, 1-6), including three home runs and two doubles.

Hannah Bagby recorded four hits for Pomeroy in the nightcap, one of which was a home run. Molly Warren notched a team-high five hits in Game 1 for the Pirates.

GAME 1

Dayton 543 078—27 26 1

Pomeroy 004 516—16 22 9

Peyton Benavides and Lila Hutchens; Hannah Bagby, Molly Warren (3) and Kendyll Potoshnick. W—Benavides; L—Bagby.

Dayton hits — Kaelie Jonas 5 (3B), Jaelynn Chapman 4 (2B), Teagan Culley 3 (2B), Lucy Trump 3 (2B), MarissaTupling 2 (3B), Kameryn Tupling 2 (2B), Lila Hutchens 2 (2B) Peyton Benavides 2, Samantha Boggs 2.

Pomeroy hits — Molly Warren 5, Olivia Cooper 4, Kendyll Potoshnick 3 (2-HR), Caroline McKeirnan 3 (2-2B), Taylor Gilbert 2, Isabella Field 2, Yuli Garcia 2, Hannah Bagby.

GAME 2

Dayton 504 0(11)3 7—30 28 6

Pomeroy 503 061 4—19 22 6

Lucy Trump and Aleza Jones; Hannah Bagby, Molly Warren (3) and Kendyll Potoshnick. W—Trump; L—Bagby.

Dayton hits — Marissa Tumpling 6 (2B), Teagan Culley 5 (3B), Kameryn Tupling 3 (2B), Lucy Trump 3 (2B), Brooklyn Laughery 3 (2B), Jersey Slack 2 (2B, HR), Peyton Dobbs 2 (2B), Kaelie Jones 2, Skyla Johnson (2B), Samantha Boggs.

Pomeroy hits — Kendyll Potoshnick 5 (2-2B, HR), Hannah Bagby 4 (HR), Olivia Cooper 4, Isabella Field 2 (2B), Taylor Gilbert 2, Caroline McKeirnan 2, Molly Warren, RaeLyn Nagle (2B), Yuli Garcia.

Garfield-Palouse 12-6, Tekoa-Rosalia 11-19

GARFIELD — Garfield-Palouse split a Southeast 1B League doubleheader with Tekoa-Rosalia.

Full information was not available at press time.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Lewiston 5-13, Sandpoint 1-4

SANDPOINT — The Bengals' Carson Kolb went the full seven innings and held the Bulldogs to one run en route to a doubleheader sweep.

Kolb earned the win in Game 1. He allowed one run on eight hits. Cody Ray earned the win for Lewiston (9-7, 6-6) in Game 2. He pitched 5 1/3 innings in relief.

Ray had four hits across the doubleheader for the Bengals, including a double and a triple. Kolb also had four hits, including two doubles, and Austin Topp had two hits for Lewiston — both doubles.

GAME 1

Lewiston 010 200 2—5 10 0

Sandpoint 000 000 1—1 8 3

Carson Kolb and River Stamper; Jesse Turner, Jordan Tyler (7) and Coleman Inge, Drew Lehman. W—Kolb; L—Turner.

Lewiston hits — River Stamper 2 (2-2B), Keatan Phillips 2, Cody Ray (3B), Carson Kolb (2B), Guy Krasselt, Mason Way, Wiley Wagner (2B), Grady Kennedy.

Sandpoint hits — Sage Medeiros 2, Mason Little, Dallen Williams, Jesse Turner, Finn Mellander, Jordan Tyler, Lucas Hansen.

———

GAME 2

Lewiston 102 330 4—13 13 2

Sandpoint 031 000 0— 4 6 7

Mason Way, Cody Ray (2) and unknown; Brent Campbell, Jordan Tyler (5), Parker Reichert (6) and Coleman Inge, G Day. W—Ray; L—Tyler.

Lewiston hits — Cody Ray 3 (2B), Carson Kolb 3 (2B), Tucker Green 2 (2B), Austin Topp (2B), Grady Kennedy.

Sandpont hits — Soren Caprio (2B), Drew Lehman, Jesse Turner, Finn Mellander, Lucas Hansen, Parker Reichart.

Grangeville 8-9, St. Maries 4-2

ST. MARIES — David Goicoa had five hits, four doubles and seven RBI and earned one save and win as a pitcher during the Bulldogs’ 2A Central Idaho League sweep over St. Maries.

Goicoa earned the save for Grangeville (15-3, 6-3) in Game 1 and the win in Game 2.

Sam Lindsley added three hits, all doubles, and Cody Klement had four hits, one of which was a double for the Bulldogs.

GAME 1

Grangeville 112 202 0—8 12 5

St. Maries 102 010 0—4 4 3

Cody Klement, Carter Mundt (5), David Goicoa (6) and Thayn Williams, Klement (5); Kody Tefft, Milo Marsh (5) and Gabe Long.

Grangeville hits — Klement 3 (2B), Goicoa 2 (2B), Mundt 2 (2B), Sam Lindsley (2B), Ray Holes, JT Jackson, Kaycen Sickels, James Aragon.

St. Maries hits — Long 3, Wyatt Holmes.

GAME 2

Grangeville 002 210 4—9 9 2

St. Maries 101 000 0—2 1 1

Sam Lindsley, David Goicoa (3) and Goicoa, Cody Klement (3); Wyatt Holmes, Landon Holmes (6) and Gabe Long.

Grangeville hits — Goicoa 3 (3-2B), Lindsley 2 (2-2B), James Aragon (2B), Ray Holes, Klement, Carter Mundt.

St. Maries hit — Holmes.

Coeur d’Alene 3-9, Moscow 1-6

MOSCOW — The Bears got two hits from Ethan McLaughlin and Connor Isakson but couldn’t come away with a win in a doubleheader against Coeur d’Alene.

Moscow (7-7, 3-5) put up one run in the bottom of the first against Coeur d’Alene (11-7, 9-5) to take an early lead, but let up three runs in the final two innings to absorb the loss.

In Game 2, the Vikings had a 9-4 lead through six. The Bears put up two runs in the bottom of the seventh to try to threaten, but came up short.

GAME 1

CDA 002 1—3 7 1

Moscow 100 0—1 2 0

Will Beckenhauer, Trevor Rodda (4) and Chase Saunders; Keaton Clark, Connor Isakson (4) and Tyson Izzo.

CDA hits — Harrison Trunkey-Evans 2 (2B), Gavin Helms 2, Kolbe Coey (2B), Saunders, Blake Foulk.

Moscow hits — JP Breese, Jamison Green.

GAME 2

CDA 040 014 0—9 15 2

Moscow 010 030 2—6 7 0

Bam Fenter, Zane Blattstein (5) and Chase Saunders; Ethan McLaughlin, Andrew Hurley (4) and Tyson Izzo.

CDA hits — Gavin Helms 4 (2B), Saunders 4, Nolan Christ 3 (3B), Bam Fenter 2, Blake Foulk, Kolbe Coey.

Moscow hits — McLaughlin 2, Jamison Green, Izzo, Connor Isakson, Olliver Spencer, Hurley.

Clarkston 7-7, East Valley 2-9

SPOKANE VALLEY — The Bantams had six players connect for doubles to earn a 2A Greater Spokane League split against the Knights of Spokane Valley.

Clarkston (5-9, 5-4) got two hits, including a double apiece from Jacob Stewart and Otis Phillips in Game 1. Stewart went the distance and held East Valley (2-12, 1-8) to two runs on three hits.

In Game 2, the Knights scored seven runs in the first two innings. The Bantams were within two runs in the top of the seventh but couldn’t complete the comeback. Trace Green had two doubles in Game 2.

GAME 1

Clarkston 002 500 0—7 7 3

East Valley 000 000 2—2 3 2

Jacob Stewart and Emmett Slagg; Ryne Wagemann, Dakota Jackson (7) and Jack Hanson.

Clarkston hits — Stewart 2 (2B), Otis Phillips 2 (2B), Slagg (2B), Wesley White (2B), Hayden Line.

East Valley hits — Brayden Windhorst (2B), Hanson, Mason Watt.

GAME 2

Clarkston 002 221 0—7 7 3

East Valley 520 110 x—9 8 5

Jace Cometto, Gavin Hiebert (2) and Trace Green; Quentin Payne, Brayden Windhorst (6) and Jack Hanson.

Clarkston hits — Green 2 (2-2B), Isaiah Woods (2B), Emmett Slagg, Hayden Line, Otis Phillips, Gage King.

East Valley hits — Ryne Wagemann 2 (2B), Windhorst 2, Dakota Jackson (3B), Mason Watt, Titan Nesbitt, Hanson.

Pullman 7-9, Rogers 3-2

PULLMAN — Caleb Northcroft and Joey Hecker earned wins in Games 1 and 2, respectively, to lift the Greyhounds to a 2A Greater Spokane League doubleheader sweep over the Pirates of Spokane.

Pullman (10-3, 8-1) got two hits, including a triple from Joey Hecker and Northcroft added a double. Brayden Randall had two hits across the twinbill.

GAME 1

Rogers 000 100 2—3 5 4

Pullman 211 021 x—7 6 3

Jackson Ables, Jacob Proctor (6) and Karim Gutierrez; Caleb Northcroft, Cade Hill (7) and Kris Schroeder.

Rogers hits — Ables 2 (3B), Logenn Storer 2, Gutierrez.

Clarkston hits — Joey Hecker 2 (3B), Brayden Randall, Northcroft, Hill, Liam Orfe.

GAME 2

Rogers 101 000 0—2 3 5

Pullman 103 302 x—9 7 2

Owen Norden, Jacob Proctor (5), Logenn Storer (6) and Karim Gutierrez; Joey Hecker, Nate Elbracht (6) and Brayden Randall.

Rogers hits — Ables (2B), Storer, Owen Norden.

Pullman hits — Caleb Northcroft (2B), Bryson Hathaway (2B), Randall, Hecker, Kris Schroeder, Brady Coulter, Will Focht.

Asotin 18-16, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 0-1

RITZVILLE, Wash. — The Panthers got eight strikeouts from Game 2 starter Zane Riley en route to a Northeast 2B League doubleheader sweep against the Broncos.

Riley earned the win for Asotin (13-6, 10-4) in Game 2 and Cooper Thomas earned the victory in Game 1.

Cody Ells had four combined hits for the Panthers, including a double and a triple. Gavin Ells added four hits of his own, one of which was a triple. Riley added two hits on top of his win, one of which was a double.

GAME 1

Asotin 660 42—18 17 1

LRS 000 00— 0 1 5

Cooper Thomas, Colt Kelley (5) and Cameron Clovis; B. Boness, Olson (3), Harder (5) and Redburn.

Asotin hits — Cody Ells 3 (2B, 3B), Gavin Ells 3, Sam Hall 2 (3B), Morgan Bunch 2 (3B), Blake Watson 2, Chase Engle (2B), Noah Koehler (2B), Kelley, Clovis, Justin Boyea.

LRS hit — Harder.

GAME 2

Asotin 21(10) 30—16 13 2

LRS 000 01— 1 3 3

Zane Riley, Sawyer Biery (5) and Cameron Clovis, AJ Olerich (3); C. Boness, O’Brien (3) and Redburn.

Asotin hits — Colt Kelley 2 (2B), Noah Koehler 2 (2B), Zane Riley 2 (2B), Brady Moore 2, Gavin Ells (2B), Cody Ells, Justin Boyea, Cooper Thomas, Morgan Bunch.

LRS hits — C. Boness (3B), O’Brien (2B), Vallone.

Potlatch 2, Clearwater Valley 0 (10)

KOOSKIA — An error in the top of the 10th inning and a sacrifice fly gave the Loggers two runs and an extra-inning Whitepine League win over the Rams of Kooskia.

Jaxon Vowels scored on the error and Logan Carpenter scored on a sac fly from Brody Mitchell to give Potlatch (8-2, 6-1) the first and last runs of the game.

Jameson Morris earned the win for the Loggers. He pitched the final five innings of the game in relief. Carpenter led Potlatch with three hits.

Clearwater Valley (4-11, 2-5) was led with two hits from Carson Schilling.

Potlatch 000 000 000 2—2 5 4

Clearwater Valley 000 000 000 0—0 5 5

Bryson Carpenter, Jameson Morris (6) and Jay Marshall; Landon Schlieper, Trebor Altman (7) and Tiago Pickering.

Potlatch hits — Logan Carpenter 3, Jaxon Vowels (2B), Brenton Breeze.

Clearwater Valley hits — Carson Schilling 2 (2B), Pickering, Talon Meyer, Thomas Wellard.

St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse 19-14, Garfield-Palouse 8-4

PALOUSE — The Garfield-Palouse Vikings (1-9, 1-4) split a Southeast 1B League doubleheader against St. John Endicott/LaCrosse.

Stats were unavailable at press time.

GAME 1

SJEL 104 068—19 12 9

Garfield-Palouse 202 121— 8 9 3

GAME 2

SJEL 111 01— 4 3 11

Garfield-Palouse 052 43—14 6 4

Pomeroy 16-23, Dayton 3-4

DAYTON, Wash.— The Pirates’ Ollie Severs and Trace Roberts combined for nine hits, 14 RBI, three doubles, a triple and two home runs to lift their squad past the Bulldogs in a Southeast 1B League doubleheader.

Severs totaled five hits including two doubles and a home run and earned the win at pitcher for Pomeroy (14-2, 8-0) in Game 1.

Roberts earned the win in Game 2 at pitcher and hit for the cycle with four hits: a single, a double, a triple and a home run. Severs had 15 strikeouts in six innings pitched for the Pirates. Gunner Magill added four hits including two doubles for Pomeroy.

GAME 1

Pomeroy 133 301 5—16 16 0

Dayton 200 100 0— 3 4 4

Ollie Severs, Vinny Vecchio (7) and Gunner Magill; William Dunham, Balian Walter (4) and William Cranmer, William Durham. W—Severs; L—Dunham.

Pomeory hits — Ollie Severs 5 (2-2B, HR), Vinny Vecchio 3, Rory McKiernan 3, Gunner Magill (2B), Trace Roberts, Nick Bryson, Nolan Newberg, Kyzer Herres.

Dayton hits — William Cranmer 2 (2B), William Dunham 2.

GAME 2

Pomeroy 42(12) 05—23 13 0

Dayton 101 00—2 4 7

Trace Roberts, Nolan Newberg (4) and Ollie Severs; Balian Walter, Brody Carrigan (1), William Cranmer (4) and William Durham. W—Roberts; L—Walter.

Pomeory hits — Trace Roberts 4 (2B, 3B, HR), Gunner Magill 3 (2B), Nick Bryson 2, Nolan Newberg 2, Vinny Vecchio (2B), Peyton Cannon.

Dayton hits — Colton Steinhoff 2, Jordan McCowen, William Durham.

Troy 12-17, Prairie 6-7

The Trojans got seven strikeouts from Eli Stoner and five hits from Makhi Durrett in a Whitepine League doubleheader sweep over the Pirates of Cottonwood at Clearwater Field in Lewiston.

Stoner earned the win for Troy (11-2, 9-1) in Game 1 and Durrett’s five hits included a double and two triples.

Joseph Bendel had four hits for the Trojans, including a double. Dominic Holden earned the win in Game 2.

Cody Kaschmitter led Prairie (2-8, 2-5) across the twinbill with three hits including a triple.

GAME 1

Prairie 011 031 0— 6 5 5

Troy 016 005 x—12 9 6

Noah Behler, Devon Poxleitner (6) and Cody Kaschmitter; Eli Stoner, Joseph Bendel (5) and Makhi Durrett.

Prairie hits — Levi McElroy, Kaschmitter, Behler, Carter Shears, Max Rehder.

Troy hits — Durrett 3 (2B, 3B), Holden 2, Wade Moser 2, Cooper Trout, Rowan Tyler.

GAME 2

Troy 402 47—17 12 7

Prairie 301 21— 2 6 8

Dominic Holden, Wade Moser (5) and Makhi Durrett; Phil Schwartz, Cody Kaschmitter (5) and Kaschmitter, Devon Poxleitner (5).

Troy hits — Joseph Bendel 4 (2B), Eli Stoner 3, Durrett 2 (3B), Holden 2, Cooper Trout.

Prairie hits — Kaschmitter 2 (3B), Carter Shears, Jake Quintal.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Coeur d’Alene 10-14, Moscow 6-1

COEUR D’ALENE — Hannah Robertson had three hits including a double and a home run but it wasn’t enough as the Bears dropped both games of a doubleheader against the Vikings.

Kaci Kiblen added two hits for Moscow (7-9, 1-1) in Game 1 of the doubleheader. Morgan Barnes had the lone knock for the Bears in Game 2 of the twinbill.

GAME 1

Moscow 301 010 1—6 8 6

Coeur d’Alene 020 413 x—10 8 2

Taylor Williams, Kasey Susa (4) and Megan Highfill; Leah Nordman, Jenna Davenport (2) and Kyndal Bridge. W—Williams; L—Nordman.

Moscow hits — Hannah Robertson 3 (2B, HR), Kaci Kiblen 2, Megan Highfill, Sadie Newlan, Katelyn Swam.

Coeur d’Alene hits — Abby Moehring 2 (2B), Sophia Vignale 2, Abbey Linder (2B), Jenna Davenport, Morgan Knutson, Maddy Pratt.

GAME 2

Moscow 100 00—1 1 3

Coeur d’Alene 644 0x—14 11 3

Taylor Williams, Kasey Susa (3) and Megan Highfill; Leah Nordman and Kyndal Bridge. W—Nordman; L—Susa.

Moscow hit — Morgan Barnes.

Coeur d’Alene hits — Leah Nordman 3 (2 2B, 3B), Abbey Linder 2 (2B), Jenna Davenport 2, Kyndal Bridge (3B), Chloe Burke, Morgan Knutson, Sophia Vignale.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Pullman 6, Lewiston 6

The Bengals and visiting Greyhounds finished deadlocked in a coed Idaho-rules team dual as part of the weekend’s quad-match event at Lewiston High School.

In the No. 1-level matches, Pullman benefited from comfortable straight-sets wins by girls singles player Diana Gutierrez (6-1, 6-0), boys singles player Benjamin Lee (6-2, 6-1) and the boys doubles pairing of Aditya Bose Bandyopadhyay/Mir Park (6-3, 6-0), while Lewiston enjoyed a thrilling 7-6 (0), 2-6, 10-6 girls doubles triumph courtesy of twins Lynsie and Olivia Bren as well as a 6-2, 6-2 showing from mixed doubles duo Addison Falkenstein-Barker and Clayton Lee.

The Hounds, who normally play as two separate teams as per Washington rules, won three of five matches apiece on the girls and boys sides, but dropped both mixed contests. Brenna Rice and Alexis Keller produced the Bengals’ most dominant result of the dual at 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 mixed doubles.

Girls singles — Diana Gutierrez, Pul, def. Alana Ramos 6-1, 6-0; Amy Fugh, Pul, def. Lauren Remacle 6-0, 6-1; Johanna Mueller, Pul, def. Presley Klein 6-4, 6-0.

Girls doubles — Lynsie Bren/Olivia Bren, Lew, def. Lynssey Biorn/Jasmine Thapa 7-6 (0), 2-6, 10-6; Cathryn Ho/Eliza Pfaff, Lew, def. Daun Park/Brynnley Jacobs 6-3, 6-4.

Boys singles — Benjamin Lee, Pul, def. Wes Heiss 6-2, 6-1; JJ Pacheco, Lew, def. Reed Newell 6-2, 6-3; Nathan Sutton, Pul, def. Jackson Lathen 6-1, 6-3.

Boys doubles — Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay/Mir Park, Pul, def. Ryan Carper/Cayden Beehler 6-3, 6-0; Lorenzo Aprati/Drew Hartwig, Lew, def. Daniel Schertenleib/Charles Liu 6-3, 3-6, 10-7.

Mixed doubles — Addison Falkenstein-Barker/Clayton Lee, Lew, def. Caleb Snider/Azriah Seeber 6-2, 6-2; Brenna Rice/Alexis Keller, Lew, def. Emerson Tippet/Olin Liu 6-1, 6-0.

Hounds surmount Southridge

Pullman finished its run in the Lewiston quad-match event with a hard-fought team victory against Southridge of Kennewick, Wash.

Playing this round with separate team scoring as they faced a fellow Washington program, the Class 2A Greyhounds prevailed 4-3 against their Class 3A foes on both the boys and girls sides.

In the boys event, Pullman (7-2) split sets with Southridge and went to deciding super-tiebreaks in a whopping 5-of-7 matches contested, with the Hounds prevailing in three. The Hounds’ top doubles pairing of Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay and Mir Park came out strong and recovered their aggressive form in the breaker for a 6-1, 4-6, 10-2 win. Particularly dramatic was No. 3 singles player Nathan Sutton’s hustle-driven rally from the brink of defeat at a set down and trailing in the second to prevail 4-6, 7-5, 10-6.

The girls event also featured closely contested matches — none more so than a No. 3 singles epic in which Johanna Mueller’s consistency helped grind out a key 6-4, 5-7, 10-5 victory. The top doubles pairing of Lynnsey Biorn and Jasmine Thapa stepped up for a 6-3, 6-0 result for Pullman (9-0).

BOYS

Singles — Ashwin Joshi, South, def. Benjamin Lee 7-5, 4-6, 10-6; Reed Newell, Pul, def. Mitchell Lee 6-3, 4-6, 10-3; Nathan Sutton, Pul, def. Jake Langdon 4-6, 7-5, 10-6; Carter Platt, South, def. Caleb Snider 1-6, 7-6 (5), 10-6

Doubles — Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay/Mir Park, Pul, def. Kyle Chan/Caiden Cordova 6-1, 4-6, 10-2; Daniel Schertenleib/Charles Liu, Pul, def. Skylar Phanekham/Calvin Collette 7-6 (5), 6-2; Ryker Sexton/Zach Higgins, South, def. Olin Liu/Lucas Wang 6-0, 6-3.

GIRLS

Singles — Courtney Tran, South, def. Diana Gutierrez 7-6 (3), 7-5; Amy Fugh, Pul, def. Erin Guevara 7-5, 7-5; Johanna Mueller, Pul, def. Angel Joshi 6-4, 5-7, 10-5; Daun Park, Pul, def. Avianna Gutierrez 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles — Lynnsey Biorn/Jasmine Thapa, Pul, def. Ava Kurnar/Channel Beauchamp 6-3, 6-0; Avery Beauchamp/Hailey Schmidt, South, def. Azriah Seeber/Brynnley Jacobs 6-4, 7-6 (5); Reece McKay/Lindsey Van Ditto, South, def. Emerson Tippet/Katelyn Schroder 6-0, 6-0.

Lewiston 7, Southridge 5

The Lewiston quad-match concluded with the host Bengals edging out Southridge of Kennewick, Wash., in a closely contested Idaho-rules coed team dual.

Lewiston continued to excel in mixed doubles competition as Lynsie and Olivia Bren, who normally compete as the No. 1 girls pairing, split up to team with Jackson Lathen and Ryker Sexton, respectively, for a pair of back-and-forth matches that both ended in narrow super-tibreaks. The No. 1 contest was steadily tight to produce a 6-4, 5-7, 10-8 final scoreline, while the No. 2 saw a topsy-turvy 6-0, 0-6, 10-8 result, both going the Bengals’ way and tilting the overall event in their favor.

Meanwhile, Addison Falkenstein-Barker and Eliza Pfaff stepped up to the plate in the girls No. 1 doubles spot to register a 6-3, 7-5 result for Lewiston, which went 2-0-1 under Idaho-rules team scoring on the weekend.

Girls singles — Erin Guevara, South, def. Cathryn Ho 7-5, 6-3; Alexis Keller, Lew, def. Angel Joshi 7-5, 6-3; Avery Beauchamp, South, def. Alana Ramos 6-0, 6-2.

Girls doubles — Addison Falkenstein-Barker/Eliza Pfaff, Lew, def. Chanel Beauchamp/Ava Kumar 6-3, 7-5; Lindsay Van Ditto/Reece McKay, South, def. Presley Klein/Lauren Remacle 7-5, 7-6 (5).

Boys singles — Kyle Chan, South, def. Clayton Lee 6-0, 6-1; JJ Pacheco, Lew, def. Caiden Cordova 6-0, 7-5; Brennan Rice, Lew, def. Parker Collette 7-6 (7), 6-2.

Boys doubles — Ashwin Joshi/Sky Phanekham, South, def. Cayden Behler/Ryan Carper 3-6, 7-6 (0), 10-8; Lorenzo Aprati/Wes Heiss, Lew, def. Mitchell Lee/Zach Higgins 6-2, 6-2.

Mixed doubles — Lynsie Bren/Jackson Lathen, Lew, def. Courtney Tran/Ryker Sexton 6-4, 5-7, 10-8; Drew Hartwig/Olivia Bren, Lew, def. Hailey Schmidt/Carter Platt 6-0, 0-6, 10-8.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD

Logos wins WPL championships

TROY — Logos of Moscow claimed the boys and girls team titles in the Whitepine League championships at Troy High School.

The Knights (239 points) outscored second-place Prairie of Cottonwood (174) by more than 60 points on the girls side.

Sara Casebolt topped the podium in the 400 meters (59.66 seconds), 800 (2 minutes, 20.77 seconds) and 1,600 (5:39.30). The senior was also on Logos’ winning 1,600 relay team with Chloe Jankovic, Alyssa Blum and Lizzie Crawford.

On the boys side, Logos’ John Henry Crapuchettes placed first in the 1,600 (4:54.26) and 3,200 (10:36.23). Prairie’s Trenton Lorentz notched first-place finishes in the 100 (11.21), 200 (23.05) and 400 (51.95).

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Logos 194.5; 2. Prairie 147; 3. Troy 88.5; 4. Genesee 59; 5. Kamiah 57; 6. Timberline 49; 7. Kendrick 42; 8. Deary 29; 9. Highland 21; 10. Clearwater Valley 19; 11. Potlatch 3.

100 — 1. Trenton Lorentz, Pra, 11.21; 2. Jackson Marone, Tro, 11.62; 3. Area Mabberly, Tim, 11.90.

200 — 1. Lorentz, Pra, 23.05; 2. Dylan Uhlenkott, Pra, 23.40; 3. Henry Sundlie, Log, 24.09.

400 — 1. Lorentz, Pra, 51.95; 2. Olaf Sundlie, Log, 52.94; 3. Jesiah Brower, Log, 54.18.

800 — 1. Seamus Wilson, Log, 2:07.21; 2. Lucius Comis, Log, 2:08.61; 3. Jack Engledow, Kam, 2:09.48.

1,600 — 1. John Henry Crapuchettes, Log, 4:54.26; 2. Ben Farr, Gen, 5:02.95; 3. Manuel Mendez, Tim, 5:08.40.

3,200 — 1. Crapuchettes, Log, 10:36.23; 2. Farr, Gen, 10:38.62; 3. Josua Ketcheson, Gen, 11:22.66.

110 hurdles — 1. Alex Kirkham, Tro, 16.11; 2. Gabe Igielski, Log, 18.37; 3. Hinder Hurst, Tro, 18.51.

300 hurdles — 1. Laithan Proctor, Dea, 42.51; 2. Kirkham, Tro, 45.08; 3. Ryan Daniels, Log, 45.91.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Uhlenkott, Noah Geis, Ben Secrest, Lorentz), 45.14; 2. Logos, 46.74; 3. Timberline 48.38.

800 relay — 1. Prairie (Matthew Wemhoff, Secrest, Geis, Uhlenkott), 1:35.17; 2. Logos, 1:36.13; 3. Troy, 1:37.69.

1,600 relay — 1. Prairie (Geis, Wemhogg, Secrest, Uhlenkott), 3:40.44; 2. Logos, 3:42.88; 3. Troy, 4:10.65.

SMR — 1. Logos (Jesiah Brower, Jonathan Morill, O. Sundlie, Wilson), 3:57.15; 2. Genesee, 3:59.18; 3. Prairie, 4:15.07.

Shot put — 1. Porter Whipple, Kam, 50-9; 2. Carson Hogan, Ken, 43-8.5; 3. Bennie Elven, Pra, 43-8.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 146-1; 2. Leighton Davis, CV, 137-8; 3. Thomas Bowen, Log, 123-10.

Javelin — 1. Wemhoff, Pra, 148-7; 2. Bowen, Log, 132-0; 3. H. Sundlie, Log, 124-2.

High jump — 1. Noah Watson, Hi-C, 5-10; 2. Kirkham, Tro, 5-8; 3. Jayden Mason, Tro, 5-8.

Pole vault — 1. Gavin Schoening, Kam, 10-6; 2. Todd Roberts, Kam, 10-0; 3. Cole Duclos, Pra, 9-0.

Long jump — 1. Mabberly, Tim, 19-0; 2. Cade Silflow, Ken, 18-6; 3. Daniels, Log, 18-5.

Triple jump — 1. Connor Wilson, Tro, 38-9.5; 2. Silflow, Ken, 38-9; 3. Seth Vestal, Gen, 38-2.75.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Logos 239.5; 2. Prairie 174; 3. Kamiah 80; 4. Troy 65.5; 5. Genesee 60; 6. Timberline 29; 7. Clearwater Valley 16; 8. Deary 15; 9. Highland 11; 10. Potlatch 10; 11. Kendrick 8

100 — 1. Naomi Taylor, Log, 12.82; 2. Elizabeth Egland, Gen, 12.82; 3. Elizabeth Evans, Log, 13.38.

200 — 1. Taylor, Log, 26.49; 2. Egland, Gen, 26.69; 3. Kennedy Riener, Pra, 27.96.

400 — 1. Sara Casebolt, Log, 59.66; 2. Taylor, Log, 1:00.01; 3. Chloe Jankovic, Log, 1:02.33.

800 — 1. Casebolt, Log, 2:20.77; 2. Sydney Shears, Pra, 2:21.90; 3. Lizze Crawford, Log, 2:25.07.

1,600 — 1. Casebolt, Log, 5:39.30; 2. Shears, Pra, 5:39.62; 3. Mari Calene, Log, 5:44.14.

3,200 — 1. Calene, Log, 12:34.91; 2. Nya Bonner, Tim, 13:08.27; 3. Evelyn Ward, CV, 13:18.44.

100 hurdles — 1. Laney Landmark, Kam, 16.85; 2. KatieBeth Mojure, Log, 17.40; 3. Olivia Tyler, Tro, 17.76.

300 hurdles — 1. Landmark, Kam, 48.56; 2. Araya Wood, Dea, 49.39; 3. Chloe Grieser, Gen, 50.49.

400 relay — 1. Prairie (Nadia Cash, Avery Riener, Aubree Rehder, K. Riener), 53.15; 2. Logos, 53.19; 3. Kamiah, 55.10.

800 relay — 1. Logos (Elizabeth Evans, Eve Rench, Emily Bowen, Taylor), 1:48.78; 2. Genesee, 1:49.07; 3. Prairie, 1:52.50.

1,600 relay — 1. Logos (Jankovic, Alyssa Blum, Crawford, Casebolt), 4:09.85; 2. Prairie, 4:24.03; 3. Genesee, 4:54.78.

SMR — 1. Logos (Bowen, Bethany Porras, Rench, Jankovic), 1:58.80; 2. Prairie, 2:03.69; 3. Troy, 2:08.10.

Shot put — 1. Sage Elven, Pra, 36-6; 2. Ruthie Christensen, Log, 32-7; 3. Madilyn Stuivenga, Kam, 31-2.

Discus — 1. Elven, Pra, 124-0; 2. Elizabeth Severns, Pra, 110-7.5; 3. Hailey Hanson, Pra, 101-6.

Javelin — 1. Hanson, Pra, 94-10; 2. Severns, Pra, 91-9; 3. Elven, Pra, 84-2.

High jump — 1. Callie Remacle, Pra, 4-9; 2. Evie Grauke, Log, 4-8; 3. Landmark, Kam, 4-8.

Pole vault — 1. Tyler, Tro, 8-0; 2. Stuivenga, Kam, 7-6; 3. Sierra Oliver, Pra, 7-6.

Long jump — 1. Emily Puckett, Kam, 15-8.75; 2. Monjure, Log, 15-0.25; 3. Cash, Pra, 14-11.25.

Triple jump — 1. Mojure, Log, 32-7; 2. A. Riener, Pra, 32-2.75; 3. Dericka Morgan, Tro, 32-2.

Panthers excel at MacDougal Invite

COLFAX — The Asotin boys were the highest-placing area team from a field of 20 in the MacDougal Invite at Colfax High School, tallying 47 points for third.

Area event winners on the boys side were Zachary Cooper of Colfax (pole vault) and Brendan Snekvik of Garfield-Palouse (1,600 meters), while Hannah Appleford of Asotin (shot put) and Paige Claassen of Colfax (pole vault) had top marks among girls.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Lakeside 194.5; 2. Auburn Mountainview 63.5; 3. Asotin 47; T4.Colfax 45; T4. St. George’s 45; 6. College Place 33.5; T7. Liberty 31; T7. Pomeroy 31; 9. Garfield-Palouse 28; 10. Davenport 25.5; 11. Lind-Ritzville 25; T12. DeSales 20; T12. St. John-Endicott/Lacrosse 20; 14. Mary Walker 16; 15. Clarkston 13; 16. Selkirk 9; T17. Wellpinit 4; T17. Waitsburg 4; T17. Oakesdale 4; 20. Tekoa-Rosalia 3

Asotin individuals

800 — 3. Jake Williams, 2:09.72.

High jump — 2. Christian Walling, 5-10.

Long jump — 3. Peter Eggleston, 19-3.

Triple jump — 2. Walling, 39-8.5.

Colfax individuals

100 — 2. Zachary Cooper, 11.42.

1,600 relay — 3. Colfax, 3:44.04.

Pole vault — 1. Cooper, 14-0

Garfield-Palouse individuals

1,600 — 1. Brendan Snekvik, 4:37.83.

3,200 — 2. Snekvik, 10:21.39.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Lakeside 197.5; 2. Auburn Mountainview 125; 3. Davenport 56.5; 4. St. George’s 50; 5. Garfield-Palouse 49; 6. Oakesdale 40; 7. Colfax 37; T8. Liberty 27; T8. Asotin 27; 10. Mary Walker 24; 11. DeSales 16; 12. Clarkston 13; 13. St. John-Endicott/Lacrosse 12; 14. College Place 11; 15. Lind-Ritzville 7; 16. Pomeroy 5; T17. Waitsburg 1; T17. Tekoa-Rosalia.

Asotin individuals

Shot put — 1. Hannah Appleford, 38-8.

Discus — 2. Appleford, 104-0.

Colfax individuals

High jump — 2. Hailey Demler, 5-0.

Pole vault — 1. Paige Claassen, 9-6.

Garfield-Palouse individuals

100 — 2. Kyra Brantner, 13.13.

3,200 — 3. Ashleigh Hightree, 12:33.54.

Triple jump — 2. Brantner, 33-7.5.

Maniacs second at Lumberjack Invite

ST. MARIES, Idaho — Orofino’s Lindi Kessinger placed first in the 100 hurdles (16.68 seconds) and the discus (81 feet, 8 inches) as the Maniacs took second to the hosts in both girls and boys team scoring at the Lumberjack Invitational at St. Maries High School.

Kessinger was also on Orofino’s 1,600 relay team with Holly Hill, Ella Beardin and Daizy Nelson that placed first with a time of 4 minutes, 23.38 seconds.

Cash Nelson of the Orofino boys topped the podium in the javelin with a heave of 109-4.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. St. Maries 260; 2. Orofino 109.5; 3. Wallace 68; 4. Kellogg 51; 5. Kootenai 41.5; 6. Mullan 40; 7. Lakeside 19

Orofino individuals

100 — 2. Anthan Kleer-Martinez, 11.97.

200 — 2. Kleer-Martinez, 24.95.

400 relay — 1. Orofino (Declan Crockett, Daymeon Harriell, Jake Scott, Kleer-Martinez), 50.43.

Shot put — 3. Edward Harrison, 39-01.

Javelin — 1. Cash Nelson, 109-04; 2. Crockett, 106-00.

Long jump — 2. Harrison Gray, 17-07.75.

Triple jump — 2. Gray, 36-05; 2. Scott, 34-03.50.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. St. Maries 228; 2. Orofino 112; 3. Wallace 91; 4. Kellogg 38; 5. Kootenai 35; 6. Mullan 21; 7. Lakeside 2

Orofino individuals

100 — 2. Ella Beardin, 13.99.

100 hurdles — 1. Lindi Kessinger, 16.68; 2. Daizy Nelson, 17.49.

300 hurdles — 1. Nelson, 5.94.

400 relay — 1. Orofino (Reagan Kessinger, Holly Hill, Beardin, Nelson), 55.85.

1,600 relay — 1. Orofino (Hill, Beardin, R. Kessinger, L. Kessinger), 4:23.38.

Shot put — 2. L. Kessinger, 34-10.25.

Discus — 1. L. Kessinger, 145-03; 3. R. Kessinger, 107-06.

Javelin — 2. R. Kessinger, 81-08; 3. Hill. 68-00.

High jump — 2. Hill, 4-10.

Triple jump — 1. Beardin, 30-03.