Broken Wrist Sidelines Tenner

Idaho senior running back An- thony Tenner suffered a broken bone in his wrist during a scrimmage Saturday and likely will miss the season.

Tenner is scheduled for surgery on Wednesday. He was Idaho’s leading rusher last season with 764 yards. He has 1,558 career rushing yards, 12th on Idaho’s all-time list.

Senior Willie Alderson had claimed the starting tailback job, even before Tenner’s injury. Idaho opens the season Saturday against Washington.

Because Tenner played as a true freshman, he has a redshirt year available.

Women’s soccer

The Oregon Ducks scored three first-half goals and cruised to a 4-1 win over the Idaho Vandals in non-conference action in Eugene, Ore.

Mary Cascio staked the Ducks (2-0) to a 1-0 lead just 6:12 into the contest. Chalise Baysa’s goal at 9:25 stretched the lead to 2-0.

Idaho (0-1) got on the board when Andrea King scored at the 31:20 mark to make it 2-1. Megan Cummings and Christine Rennick assisted on the play.

Crystal David found the net with 52 seconds remaining in the first half to give Oregon a 3-1 lead.

Beth Bowler capped the scoring for the Ducks just 8:45 into the second half.

Hockey

Team Red, with Lynn Loyns and Tim Smith, rolled to a 5-3 victory over Team White in the Spokane Chiefs’ annual Red-White Scrimmage in Spokane.

Rastislav Lipka, a 17-year-old from Slovakia, had a goal and an assist for Team Red.

“Overall this is phase one and now we move into the exhibition schedule,” said new Chiefs head coach Perry Ganchar. “During camp the veterans gave us a lot of energy, which is what I expected, and the young guys stepped up and showed us that they want to be a part of the future.”

The scrimmage signified the end of the Chiefs’ four-day fall camp. Spokane will begin a seven-game exhibition schedule, starting Friday in Kimberley, British Columbia, against the Portland Winter Hawks.

Junior golf

Mead High School senior David Fern finished in a tie for 15th place after the final round of the Ping Phoenix Junior Golf Championship at Karsten Golf Course on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, Ariz.

Fern closed with a 1-over-par 73 and a 219 three-day total.

Kevin Na of Diamond Bar, Calif., took medalist honors with a 206.

Auto racing

Mica’s Joe Kopp won his third career American Motorcyclist Association Grand National flat track motorcycle series race Saturday night at Sedalia, Mo.

Kopp, who won his first short-track race on the State Fair Speedway’s half-mile has moved past William Davis into second place in GN points and trails leader Chris Carr by just six points going into a Labor Day weekend event in Springfield, Ill.

Coeur d’Alene’s Bill Currier led the final five laps of Saturday night’s Hobby Stock main event at Stateline Speedway and won his 18th race of the season in a cautionfree feature. Currier also recorded his 18th fast time of the season in pre-race qualifying.

Mark Deboodt led from the eighth lap on to win his eighth MiniTruck race of the season. Jeff Joldersma took the lead on lap 32 and won his second Grand American Sportsman race.