AREA ROUNDUP
COEUR D’ALENE — Moscow’s Mattea Nuhn notched two first-place finishes in track and field at the Rasmussen Invite on Friday at Coeur d’Alene High School.
Nuhn topped the podium in the 100-meter hurdles (15.61 seconds) and 300 hurdles (47.60).
Jessika Lassen placed first in the 400 with a time of 1:00.94. The pair were also on Moscow’s 1,600 relay team, which took first place in 4:10.62.
The Moscow girls (130 points) were second in team scoring behind Coeur d’Alene with 18-of-19 events scored.
Lewiston (116) led the boys field with 17-of-19 events scored.
Noah Carpenter placed first in the 100 (11.42) and 200 (23.44) for the Bengals.
Lewiston’s Deegan Everett topped the podium in the long jump (20 feet, 6 inches) and triple jump (39-7.5).
Full results were not available at press time.
BOYS
Moscow individuals
100 — 3. Caleb Heywood, 11.59.
200 — 1. Heywood, 23.20.
400 — 2. Ian Hillman, 51.97.
800 relay — 2. Moscow, 1:33.38.
1,600 relay — 1. Moscow (Heywood, Jason Swam, Connor Horne, Hillman), 3:30.88.
Javelin — 2. Noah Velasco, 134-0.
Lewiston individuals
100 — 1. Noah Carpenter, 11.42.
200 — 2. Carpenter, 23.44.
400 — 3. Nathan King, 52.81.
Javelin — 1. Cole Arlint, 144-2.
High jump — 2. Grayden Johnson, 5-8.
Long jump — 1. Deegan Everett, 20-6.
Triple jump — 3. Everett, 39-7.5.
GIRLS
Moscow individuals
200 — 2. Jessika Lassen, 27.97.
400 — 1. Lassen, 1:00.94.
1,600 — 1. Cora Crawford, 5:21.13.
3,200 — 1. Indigo Wulfhorst, 12:46.94.
100 hurdles — 1. Mattea Nuhn, 15.61.
300 hurdles — 1. Nuhn, 47.06.
400 relay — 3. Moscow, 52.11.
1,600 relay — 1. Moscow (J. Lassen, Jasmine Carr, Addie Lassen, Nuhn), 4:10.62.
High jump — 2. Nuhn, 5-0.
Lewiston individuals
800 — 3. Trinity Bonebrake, 2:30.68.
Discus — 2. Mara Kessinger, 118-7.
Long jump — 1. Avery Lathen, 16-0.5.
Triple jump — Aliah Winterbottom, 32-5.5.
HIGH SCOOL SOFTBALLColfax 14-24, Chewelah 4-3
COLFAX — Colfax’s Ava Swan totaled three hits, including a home run, and held the Cougars hitless in Game 2 to lead the Bulldogs to a Northeast 2B League doubleheader sweep.
Swan earned the win from the circle in Game 2 for Colfax (9-5, 6-2). Harley Hennigar earned the win in Game 1.
Hennigar added two hits for the Bulldogs, one of which was a double.
GAME 1
Chewelah 001 21— 4 5 8
Colfax 650 12—14 4 1
Isabella Turner, Lilian Kent (5) and Jorja Floyd; Harley Hennigar and Grace Jones, Chevy Booth. W—Hennigar; L—Turner.
Chewelah hits — Gracie Doering (2B), Taylor Floyd (2B), Faith Knight, Sophia Schatz, Lilian Kent.
Colfax hits — Harley Hennigar (2B), Ava Swan (2B), Hailey Vandenbark, Izzy Huntley.
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GAME 2
Chewelah 120 0— 3 0 14
Colfax 987 x—24 12 1
Isabella Turner, Lilian Kent (2) and Jorja Floyd; Ava Swan, Braelyn Penwell (4) and Grace Jones, Chevy Booth. W—Swan; L—Turner.
Colfax hits — Ava Swan 2 (HR), KeiLena Nelson 2 (3B), Brenna Gilchrist, Ainslee Imler, Harley Hennigar, Grace Jones, Chevy Booth, Karly Wigen, Ella Jones, Izzy Huntley.
Genesee 17, Colton 3
COLTON — The Bulldogs got four RBI off two hits from Sydney Banks en route to a nonleague win against the Wildcats.
Kendra Meyer earned the win for Genesee (9-0). She had three hits. Rylie Baysinger had three hits of her own, one of which was a double.
Kaydee Heitstuman led Colton (12-3) with two hits.
Genesee 328 22—17 11 4
Colton 012 00— 3 5 6
Kendra Meyer and Rylie Baysinger; Claire Moehrle, Kiya Soza (3) and Meredith Bell. W—Meyer; L—Moehrle.
Genesee hits — Rylie Baysinger 3 (2B), Sydney Banks 3, Riley Leseman 2, Brinley Lowe (2B), Kendra Meyer, Audrey Barber.
Colton hits — Kaydee Heitstuman 2, Kiya Soza, Kate Schultheis, Ella Nollmeyer.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Colfax 16, Medical Lake 10
COLFAX — JJ Bodey had three hits, including a triple, to lead the Bulldogs to a nonleague win against the Cardinals.
Cody Inderrieden earned the win for Colfax (9-6). He pitched four innings in relief.
Erik Christiansen added three hits for the Bulldogs and Inderrieden also had two this, including a double.
Medical Lake 313 003 0—10 11 1
Colfax 011 239 x—16 13 14
A. Michaud, K. Perkins (5), T. Oliver (6) and A. Roberts; JJ Bodey, Cody Inderrieden (3), Isaac Nelson (7) and Dawson Lobdell. W—Inderrieden; L—Perkins.
Medical Lake hits — Roberts 3 (2B), Z. Boyd 2 (3B), Oliver 2, Michaud 2, I. Thompson, Perkins.
Colfax hits — Erik Christiansen 3, Bodey 2 (3B), Lobdell 2 (2B), Inderrieden 2 (2B), Emeric Andersen, Alton Burt, Aslan Burt, JP Wigen.
Asotin JV 24-22, Colton 6-4
COLTON — Colton got two hits apiece from Silas Nollmeyer, Ryan Impson and Tanner Baerlocher but dropped both games of a doubleheader against Asotin’s junior varsity.
The Wildcats (1-12) put up two or more runs in three different innings across the doubleheader, but couldn’t stop the Panthers’ offense.
Blake Watson had four hits, including two doubles, to lead Asotin.
GAME 1
Asotin JV 464 73—24 10 2
Colton 200 13— 6 4 4
Morgan Bunch, Blyton Holman (4) and Parker Port, Jacob Dougan (4); Duke Chalmers, Silas Nollmeyer (2), Skyler Purnell (4) and Ryan Impson.
Asotin JV hits — Cooper Kelley 2 (2 2B), Logan Triplett 2 (2B), Dougan 2 (2B), Kaden Amend (2B), Holman, Blake Watson, Port.
Colton hits — Nollmeyer 2, Tanner Baerlocher, Impson.
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GAME 2
Asotin JV 956 02—22 12 1
Colton 031 00— 4 3 5
Jacob Dougan, Kaden Amend (2), Logan Triplett (4), Isaiah Pfnister (5) and Parker Port, Dougan (4); Jake Moehrle, Hayden Purnell (3), Ryan Impson (4) and Tanner Baerlocher.
Asotin JV hits — Blake Watson 3 (2 2B), Blyton Holman 3 (2B), Triplett 2, Port, Dougan, Cooper Kelley, Amend.
Colton hits — Baerlocher, Dakota Cook, Impson.
Orofino JV 25, Genesee 6
GENESEE — The Bulldogs got a hit apiece from Joe Johnson, Devon McGlothen and Carson Warner-Hall but were unsuccessful in a nonleague contest against the Maniacs’ junior varsity.
Blake Barlow and Hunter Gamble accounted for two hits apiece, both with a double, for Orofino.
Genesee (5-7) was held to three total hits.
Orofino 461 329—25 9 5
Genesee 100 302— 6 3 10
Jake Runia, Korbin Christopherson (4), Michael Brumley (6) and Reese Merry; Joe Johnson, Joe Frye (3), T Barber (6), Vince Crowley (6), I Adams (6) and Teak Wareham. W—Runia; L—Johnson.
Orofino hits — Blake Barlow 2 (2B), Hunter Gamble 2 (2B), Tyler Zumpe 2, Korbin Christopherson 2, Michael Brumley.
Genesee hits — Joe Johnson, Devon McGlothen, Carson Warner-Hall.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF
Hounds place ninth at Eleen Northcutt Inviational
SPOKANE — Pullman’s Ryliann Bednar notched a 12-place finish with a score of 14-over 85 at the Eleen Northcutt Inviational at the Wandermere Golf Course in Spokane.
The Greyhounds (277 strokes) were tied for eighth as team with West Valley of Spokane Valley.
Faith Sampson finished tied for 23rd with a score of 23-over 93.
Team scores — 1. Mead 260; 2. Bonners Ferry 262; T3. Gonzaga Prep 263; T3. Ciawana 263; 5. Eastmont 267; 6. Walla Walla 129; 7. Central Valley 203; T8. West Valley 277; T8 Pullman 277; 10. Ephrata 279; 11. Kamiakin 281; 12. Ridgeline 282; 13. Mt. Spokane 288; 14. Richland 302; 15. Hanford 310; 16. Shadle Park 314; 17. Wenatchee 313; 18. Moses Lake 324; 19. Ferris 325; T20. Lewis and Clark 344; T20. Kennewick 344; 22. North Central 286; 23. Lakeside 379; 24. Pasco 381.
Individual leaders — 1. Spencer Cerenzia, West Valley, 76; 2. Melia Cerenzia, West Valley, 77; 3. Jayme Dwight, Ephrata, 77.
Pullman individuals — 12. Ryliann Bednar, 85; T23. Faith Sampson 93; T31. Emma Bobo 98; 48. Isabelle Brinkman 106.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
Sandpoint 7, Pullman 5
LEWISTON — Shorthanded Pullman narrowly fell to Sandpoint in an Idaho-rules coed team dual to kick off its run in the quad-match event at Lewiston High School.
In No. 1-level matches, the Greyhounds benefited from hard-fought wins by the girls pairing of Lynnsey Biorn and Daun Park as well as the mixed duo of Caleb Snider and Azriah Seeber. The Hounds fell decisively at boys and girls No. 1 singles, while the top Pullman boys doubles team of Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay and Mir Park suffered a gut-wrenching 6-3, 1-6, 10-8 defeat in a super-tiebreak. Boys No. 3 singles player Daniel Schertenleib blitzed to the most lopsided win of the day for Pullman, prevailing 6-2, 6-0 win in a performance coach Cody Wendt praised for its dynamic energy, while Amy Fugh was almost as dominant in a 6-1, 6-2 showing at girls No. 2 singles.
Girls singles — Pepper Ricket, Sand, def. Diana Gutierrez 6-0, 6-0; Amy Fugh, Pul, def. Bella Bailey 6-1, 6-2; Johanna Meuller, Pul, def. Hannah Fisher 6-2, 6-4.
Girls doubles — Lynnsey Biorn/Daun Park, Pul, def. Sidney Webb/Aubrey Knowles 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4); Lily Evans/Mya Vorheis, Sand, def. Lyneth Calderon/Brynnley Jacobs 7-6 (2), 6-1.
Boys singles — Jacob Dawson, Sand, def. Reed Newell 6-0, 6-1; Matthew Norton, Sand, def. Nathan Sutton 6-2, 6-2; Daniel Schertenleib, Pul, def. Mason Blaser 6-2, 6-0.
Boys doubles — Ethan Ballard/Nathan Duke, Sand, def. Aditya Bose-Bandyopadhyay/Mir Park 6-3, 1-6, 10-8; Fisher Dail/Brennan Johnson, Sand, def. Lucas Wang/Daniel Lin 6-0, 6-0.
Mixed doubles — Caleb Snider/Azriah Seeber, Pul, def. Noah Wagner/Berkeley Cox 6-4, 6-4; Elly Tuhn/Caden Martz, Sand, def. Charles Liu/Shanelle Tran 6-1, 6-3.
Post Falls 9, Moscow 3
POST FALLS — The Bears were swept in boys singles, boys doubles and mixed doubles as they fell to the Trojans.
Moscow’s Alyssa Halvorson and Petra Kennedy picked up a 6-2, 7-5 win at No. 1 girls doubles over Sydney Muir and Abby Lloyd.
Cate Gloeckner notched a 2-6, 6-4, 12-10 victory over Ashley Webster at No. 1 girls singles for the Bears.
Boys doubles — Carson Hunter/Isaiah Robinson, PF, def. Tanner Fealy/Jerry Balembah 6-2, 5-7, 10-4; Noah Ingle/Nigel Greaser, PF, def. Andrew Elder/Zach Stone 6-2, 6-3.
Boys singles — Cadence Warren, PF, def. Jack Landis 6-0, 6-1; Isaac Holding, PF, def. Wyatt Thornycroft 6-3, 6-1; Bryce Russell, PF, def. Eli Ting 6-3, 6-2.
Girls doubles — Alyssa Halvorson/Petra Kennedy, Mos, def. Sydney Muir/Abby Lloyd 6-2, 7-5; Natalie McGraw/Kaydence Dalton, PF, def. Jacqueline Williams/Natalie Godfrey, 6-4, 6-3.
Girls singles — Cate Gloeckner, Mos, def. Ashley Webster 2-6, 6-4, 12-10; Millie Richards, Mos, def. Raya Zirker 4-6, 6-0, 10-5; Rian Schaible, PF, via forfeit.
Mixed doubles — Ethan Fleischman/Kylie Wenner, PF, def. Audrey Pollard/Nick Odberg 6-4, 6-1; Demi Mocko/Michael Teisl, PF, def. Hayden Wilson/Ben Nuhn 6-7, 6-2, 10-8.
WOMEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS
Washington State 4, Washington 0
Washington State dropped the opening doubles contest and never recovered as it fell to Washington in a Pac-12 women’s tennis match at the WSU outdoor tennis courts on Friday.
Hania Abouelsaad and Martina Markov notched the Cougs only win in No. 3 doubles, a 7-5 decision over Melissa Sakar and Catherine Gagnon.
Washington’s Dariya Detkovskaya and Erika Matsuda notched a 6-4 decision over Yura Nakagawa and Fifa Kumhom in No. 2 doubles.
With the match outcome no longer in doubt, the final three matches were all stopped, with all in the third set.
Doubles — Astrid Olsen/Alexia Jacobs, UW, def. Eva Alvarez Sande/Elyse Tse 7-5; Dariya Detkovskaya/Erika Matsuda, UW, def. Yura Nakagawa/Fifa Kumhom 6-4; Hania Abouelsaad/Martina Markov, WSU, def. Melissa Sakar/Catherine Gagnon, 7-5.
Singles — Alexia Jacobs, UW, def . Elyse Tse 6-4, 6-2; Astrid Olsen, UW, def. Yura Nakagawa 6-1, 6-4; Dariya Detkovskaya, UW, def. Martina Markov 7-6 (2), 6-0.
COLLEGE ROWING
WSU wins Fawley Cup
COLTON — Washington State bested Gonzaga to win its 29th Fawley Cup.
The Cougars first varsity eight team of Amy Patten, Jess Schneider, Siena Snow, Fiona Elliott, Eliza Dawson, Ilaria Macchi, Jaeve Proberts and Sydney Wick finished with a time of 6 minutes, 33.24 seconds to beat Gonzaga by about four seconds (6:37.28).
WSU opened with a loss to Gonzaga in the second varsity four race. The Bulldogs finished with a time of 7.53.00 while the Cougs finished in 8.04.74.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Arizona 8, Washington State 7
TUCSON, Ariz. — Washington State’s Max Hartman and Kyle Russell combined for four RBI in the ninth inning, but No. 21 Arizona was able to fight back and secure the walk-off Pac-12 win at Hi Corbett Field.
Russell notched a two-RBI single to give the Cougars a 7-5 lead going into the bottom of the ninth.
The Wildcats (22-14, 11-15) got a walk-off RBI single from Maddox Mihalakis half an inning later.
Russell led Washington State (18-18, 7-12) with four hits and Joey Kramer had a home run for the Cougars.
Washington State 010 010 014—7 11 2
Arizona 003 100 103—8 10 0
Grant Taylor, Spencer Jones (7), Rylan Haider (7), Andrew Baughn (8), Duke Brotherton (9) and Jacob Morrow; Jackson Kent, Kyler Heyne (7), Dawson Netz (9), Tony Pluta (9), Jaeden Swanberg (9) and Adonys Guzman. W—Swanberg; L—Brotherton.
Washington State hits — Kyle Russell 4, Joey Kramer 2 (HR), Max Hartman 2 (2B), Nate Swarts 2 (2B), Cole Cramer.
Arizona hits — Andrew Cain 2 (2B), Maddox Mihalakis 2, Tommy Splaine (HR), Mason White (2B), Garen Caulfield (2B), Brendan Summerhill, Guzman, Emilio Corona.
