T-Wolves Make Easy Work Of Post Falls

The scoring never let up Thursday in Lake City’s 10-0 North Idaho League boys soccer win at Post Falls.

Dan Clark had two goals and one assist, and Derek Houck scored twice for the Timberwolves (10-0-2). LC scored four times in the final 15 minutes.

LC’s match at Sandpoint, postponed Wednesday by rain, will be made up at 6 p.m. Monday.

Lake City 10, Post Falls 0

SCORING: First half - 1, Dodson, 2:00. 2, Clark, 5:00. 3, Quinn (Clark), 12:00. 4, Anderson, 18:00. 5, Houck (Wolf), 30:00. Second half -6, Houck (Facciano), 46:00. 7, Beck (Quinn), 75:00. 8, Conley (Larson), 76:00. 9, Tudor, 80:00. 10, Clark, 83:00.

Shots on goal-Lake City 35, Post Falls 1. Saves-Lake City, none. Post Falls, Baker 5, Chesnut 8.

Baseball

Lewiston 14-17, Sandpoint 4-10

Ryan Thompson hit a grand slam and Aaron Mortlock a three-run homer during a 10-run fifth inning in the second game as the Bengals (14-8, 10-4) swept the visiting Bulldogs in the Inland Empire League.

Ryan Heitmann and Sennett Pierce added doubles during Lewiston’s big fifth.

In the opener, Matt Squires pitched a three-hitter, striking out eight and walking none.

Sandpoint 002 020 - 4 3 4

Lewiston 211 505 - 14 11 0

Weiden, Reicharf (6) and Perron; Squires, Wimer (6) and Frary. W-Squires (2-2). L-Weiden.

HITS: Sandpoint-Warren, Leverich, Sears. Lewiston-Mayton, Piccenha 2, Pierce 2, Squires, Maurer, Frary, Stout, Chrisinger. 2B-Stout.

Sandpoint 002 6 0 1 1 - 10 12 4

Lewiston 421 0(10)0 x - 17 16 0

Rust, Reicharf (5) and Leverich; White, Maurer (5), Piccenha and Wimer, Frary (4). W-Maurer (1-0). L-Rust.

HITS:Sandpoint-Reicharf 2, Weiden, Warren, Leverich 2, Rust, Vasquez, Perron, Jary, Sears 2. Lewiston-Mayton 2, Heitmann 2, Pierce 3, Squires 2, Maurer 2, Morlock, Piccenha, Thompson 2, Frary. 2B-Weiden, Warren, Rust, Vasquez, Heitmann, Pierce. 3B-Pierce, Squires. HR-Morlock (1) Thompson (1).

Washington

Mead 10, LC 0

Janessa Karstens and her Mead softball team are on a roll.

Karstens pitched a two-hitter Thursday to lead Mead to its fifth consecutive Greater Spokane League win, 10-0 over host Lewis and Clark at Jack Blair Field.

Karstens (3-3) started the year 0-3. Her third loss put the Panthers at 4-3, fourth place in the league.

Now Mead (9-3) is alone in second place, two games behind University (10-0). Mead and U-Hi play at 8 tonight at Franklin Park.

Mead had eight hits during a 10-run second inning. Missy Bonanno had two doubles and Holly Turner three runs batted in during the inning.

Mead outfielder Katrina Morton made three diving catches to thwart the Tigers (3-9).

Thursday’s other scheduled games were rained out and will be made up at 3:45 p.m. Monday. The matchups are Central Valley at Shadle Park, Rogers at Ferris and University at North Central.

Mead 10, Lewis and Clark 0

Mead 0(10)0 00 - 10 15 1

LC 0 00 00 - 0 2 0

Karstens and Bonanno; Fountain and Babin. W-Karstens (3-3). L-Fountain (2-7).

HITS: Mead-Kehl 3, Morton, Turner 2, Karstens, Carnahan 2, Stucky, Bonanno 2, A.Miller 2, R.Miller. Lewis and Clark-Winkler, Evans. 2B-Turner, Bonanno 2.

Baseball

Mead 8, Lewis and Clark 0

Colin Donahoe pitched five scoreless innings and Grant Reeves hit a three-run homer in the first - his league-best sixth - as the Panthers (10-2) beat the Tigers (4-8) at Seafirst Stadium.

Brandon Muzatko added a two-run single in the fourth, and Joel Calkins scored three runs for Mead. The Panthers increased their league lead to two games over Ferris (7-3).

Other league games were rained out. U-Hi’s game at NC was rescheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday. CV at Shadle and Rogers at Ferris were moved to 3:45 p.m. Monday.

Mead 303 200 0 - 8 12 1

LC 000 000 0 - 0 6 5

Donahoe, Pugh (6) and Hess; Strasser and Kestell. W-Donahoe (1-0). L-Strasser (0-4). HITS: Mead-Calkins 3, Hess 2, Reeves 2, Muzatko 2, Schutz, Covell, Kostelecky. Lewis and Clark-Howard, Flatt 3, Ross 2. 2B-Hess, Covell, Ross. HR-Reeves (6).

Boys soccer

Riverside/DP 2, Medical Lake 0

Ryan Baker scored twice to reach 20 for the season, and goalkeeper Jeremy Nelson recorded his fifth shutout as R/DP (8-3-1, 25 points) beat the visiting Cardinals (2-8-2, 8) in the Frontier League.

Baker’s first goal came on a penalty kick after he was tripped in the penalty box. Winston Hodgson assisted on the second goal.

First-place East Valley, second-place Cheney, third-place R/DP and fourth-place West Valley have all clinched playoff spots. The playoffs begin May 10 with No. 4 at No. 1 and No. 3 and No. 2.

SCORING: First half - 1, Baker 12:00. 2, Baker (Hodgson) 39:00. Second half - none.

Shots on goal-Medical Lake 10, Riverside/Deer Park 15. Saves-Medical Lake 6. Riverside/Deer Park, Nelson 7.

West Valley 3, Colville 0

Quinn Sharp scored twice as the visiting Eagles (7-4-1, 22) beat the Indians (1-11-0, 3).

Chadd McKay also scored for WV. He and Sharp have 11 goals apiece.

SCORING: First half - 1, Sharp 13:00. 2, McKay (Brattebo) 22:00. Second half - 3, Sharp (McKay) 42:00.

Shots on goal-West Valley 13, Colville 6. Saves-West Valley, Kuntz 3. Colville, Covey 5.

Cheney 4, Clarkston 0

Paul Malisani scored once and assisted on two goals, including Ryan Waller’s 10th, as the Blackhawks (11-1-0, 33) topped the visiting Bantams (4-9-0, 12).

Nick Reynolds, tackled from behind on the end line, scored off a penalty kick for his league-best 23rd goal.

SCORING: First half - 1, Donnelly (Malisani) 3:00. 2, Malisani (Gosse) 20:00. Second half - 3, Reynolds 42:00. 4, Waller (Malisani) 49:00.

Shots on goal-Clarkston 6, Cheney 23. Saves-Clarkston, Legg 15. Cheney, Stitt 5, Watters 0.

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