SANDPOINT, Idaho — Levi Anderson of Moscow went the distance with 14 strikeouts in Game 1 and totaled four hits on the day including a triple in the visiting Bears’ Class 4A Inland Empire League baseball sweep over the Sandpoint Bulldogs on Monday.

Moscow won the games 5-1 and 8-1.

Anderson held Sandpoint (6-11, 2-9) to one run on four hits in Game 1. In Game 2, Moscow (9-7, 4-5) put up four runs in the top of the fourth to pull away from the Bulldogs. Butch Kiblen earned the win in the nightcap.

JP Breese had four hits across the twinbill for the Bears. Jack Driskill had three hits and Connor Isakson had three knocks of his own.

GAME 1

Moscow 300 100 1—5 11 2

Sandpoint 000 010 0—1 4 0

Levi Anderson and Tyson Izzo; Dallen Williams, Lucas Hansen (5) and Parker Reichart, Coleman Inge (5).

Moscow hits — Izzo 2 (2B), Anderson 2, Jack Driskill 2, Ethan McLaughlin (2B), JP Breese, Jamison Green, Oliver Spencer, Andrew Hurley.

Sandpoint hits — Jesse Turner 3, Hansen.

GAME 2

Moscow 001 401 2—8 13 1

Sandpoint 010 000 0—1 2 0

Butch Kiblen, Connor Isakson (6) and Tyson Izzo; Sage Mederios, Parker Reichart (6), Mason Little (7) and Coleman Inge.

Moscow hits — JP Breese 3, Isakson 3, Levi Anderson 2 (3B), Andrew Hurley 2, Ethan McLaughlin (2B), Jamison Green, Jack Driskill.

Sandpoint hits — Reichart, Brent Campbell.

Lewiston 5-13, Sandpoint 1-4

SANDPOINT, Idaho — On Saturday, the Bengals’ Carson Kolb went the full seven innings and held the Bulldogs to one run in Game 1 of a doubleheader sweep.

Kolb earned the win in the first game, allowing 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.

This report was omitted from Sunday’s paper due to a Tribune error.

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.

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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.

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

Asotin 4, Orofino 3 (9)

OROFINO — Gavin Ells had an RBI single in the top of the ninth for the go-ahead run that lifted the Panthers over the Maniacs in an extra-inning, nonleague contest.

Asotin (13-6) got a hit apiece from six different players, including Gavin Ells. Cody Ells started the game and went 5 2/3 innings and struck out nine batters. AJ Olerich pitched the last two innings and earned the win for the Panthers.

Orofino (15-2-1) was led with two hits, including a double, from Bodey Howell. Quinton Naranjo also added two hits for the Maniacs.

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Orofino 000 100 200—3 6 3

Cody Ells, Gavin Ells (6), AJ Olerich (8) and Cameron Clovis; Quinton Naranjo, Ethan Gilmore (5) and Silas Naranjo. W—Olerich; L—Gilmore.

Asotin hits — Cody Ells, Sam Hall, Gavin Ells, Colt Kelley, Justin Boyea, Brady Moore.

Orofino hits — Bodey Howell 2 (2B), Quinton Naranjo 2, Silas Naranjo, Aiden Olive.

Potlatch 15, Genesee 2

GENESEE — Jack Clark pitched five innings and struck out 10 Genesee batters while giving up two runs on two hits before Potlatch prevailed by mercy rule in a Whitepine League contest.

The visiting Loggers (9-2, 7-1) benefited from two hits apiece by Jaxon Vowels, Jameson Morris and Jay Marshall. One of Vowels’ hits included a double.

Genesee (5-7, 3-6) got a single apiece from Teak Wareham and Noah Bollman.

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Genesee 000 20— 2 2 6

Jack Clark and Jay Marshall; Kole Scharnhorst, Joe Frye (5) and Teak Wareham.

Potlatch hits — Jaxon Vowels 2 (2B), Jameson Morris 2, Jay Marshall 2, Waylan Marshall (2B), Bryson Carpenter, Cooper Thompson, Brody Mitchell.

Genesee hits — Noah Bollman, Wareham.

Colfax JV 15, Colton 1

COLFAX — The Wildcats were unable to stave off the Bulldog JV’s offense and fell in a nonleague game.

Tanner Baerlocher accounted for the lone hit for Colton (1-13).

Full stats for the game were unavailable at press time.

Colton 000 10— 1 1 0

Colfax JV 339 0x—15 12 0

Ryan Impson, Hayden Purnell (3), Silas Nollmeyer (3) and Tanner Baerlocher.

Colton hits — Baerlocher.

Pomeroy 23, Yakama Nation Tribal 5

POMEROY — The Pirates remained perfect in Southeast 1B League play with a win against the Eagles of Toppenish, Wash.

Pomeroy (15-2, 9-0) won the game 23-5 over Yakama Nation Tribal and had 13 hits and one error.

Full stats were unavailable at press time.

Clearwater Valley wins forfeit

Clearwater Valley of Kooskia claimed a Whitepine League victory over Lapwai by forfeit.

The Wildcats (1-9, 1-9) had to forfeit the game to the Rams (5-11, 3-5) due to lack of eligible players.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Moscow 10-16, Sandpoint 0-6

MOSCOW — Hannah Robertson led the way with a total of four hits on the day including a home run and a double as the host Bears dominated Sandpoint in a 4A Inland Empire League doubleheader.

Starting pitchers Kasey Susa and Allison Dorigo received credit for the wins while freshman Taylor Roberts closed out both games in the circle for Moscow (9-9, 3-1), which prevailed by mercy rule in five innings each time.

The Bears’ Kolbi Kiblen (three hits, one home run, one double), Addie Branen (two hits, both triples) and Megan Highfill (home run) also made major offensive contributions.

Sandpoint (3-15, 0-6) committed a costly six fielding errors in each game, while Moscow went from a tidy error-free performance in the first contest to committing eight in the second, but compensated with offense.

GAME 1

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Moscow 361 0x—10 4 0

A. Hull and B. Lancaster; K. Susa, T. Williams (5) and M. Highfill.

Sandpoint hits — S. Skibitsky, P. Cessna.

Moscow hits — H. Robertson 2 (2B), A. Branen (3B), K. Kiblen.

GAME 2

Sandpoint 230 01— 6 4 6

Moscow 581 02—16 12 8

H. Smotherman and B. Lancaster; A. Dorigo, T. Williams (5) and M. Highfill.

Sandpoint hits — C. Skibitsky (2B), Lancaster (2B), K. McCown, P. Cessna.

Moscow hits — K. Kiblen 2 (2B, HR), H. Robertson 2 (HR), S. Pfiffner 2 (3B), Highfill (HR), A. Branen (3B), K. Swam (2B), M. Barnes, G. Fleischman, Dorigo.

Genesee 15, Prairie 0

GENESEE — Kendra Meyer of Genesee pitched a three-inning no-hitter and the Bulldogs ended a Whitepine League victory against the Pirates of Cottonwood with back-to-back solo home runs from Meyer and Riley Baysinger.

The two homers brought things to an early conclusion due to 15-run mercy rule.

Meyer earned the win from the circle for Genesee (10-0, 5-0 Whitepine League). She had five strikeouts in three innings pitched. Baysinger and Makayla Herman led the Bulldogs with two hits apiece.

Prairie (1-7, 1-7) was held hitless for the game.

Prairie 000— 0 0 3

Genesee 528—15 7 0

Kaylie Lockett and Makenzie Mizer; Kendra Meyer and Riley Baysinger.

Genesee hits — Baysinger 2 (HR), Makayla Herman 2, Meyer (HR), Mia Scharnhorst (3B), Sydney Banks.

Clearwater Valley 8-2, Clarkston JV 3-1

KOOSKIA — The Rams of Kooskia got three hits, including a double, from Gracie Schuster to secure a nonleague doubleheader sweep against the Bantams’ junior varsity.

Clearwater Valley (8-2) got solid pitching from Riley Parson in the first game, who went the distance and earned the win in the process. Jessica Ketola did the same for the Rams in Game 2.

Autumn Martinez added a double of her own for Clearwater Valley in the matinee.

Kizzie Line led Clarkston JV with three combined hits across the twinbill, one of which was an inside the park home run.

GAME 1

Clarkston JV 002 01—3 8 1

Clearwater Valley—212 30—8 4 1

N. Craven and K. Brock; Riley Parson and Evalie Schuster.

Clarkston JV hits — E. Smith 2 (2B), York 2 (2B), Craven 2, K. Line, A. Stoker.

CV — Gracie Schuster 2, Autumn Martinez (2B), Madison Lakin.

GAME 2

Clarkston JV 100 000—1 3 0

Clearwater Valley 200 000—2 2 0

N. Craven and O Wyatt; Gracie Schuster, Jessica Ketola (5) and Evalie Schuster.

Clarkston JV — K. Line 2 (HR), A. Stoker.

Clearwater Valley hits — Gracie Schuster (2B), Riley Parsons.

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

Hounds lead pack in GSL meet

SPOKANE — Pullman’s Parker Legreid took first place among boys with a 3-under par showing and compatriot Ryliann Bednar triumphed on the girls side, leading the Greyhounds to team titles in both boys and girls competition in a 2A Greater Spokane League meet at Latah Creek Golf Course.

Legreid’s 69-stroke showing put him six shots ahead of teammate Trae Fredrickson, who placed second. The Greyhound boys fielded five of the top-10 individuals and won by 75 strokes.

Bednar shot 78 to defeat West Valley’s Spencer Cerenzia by two strokes. The Hounds had five of the top-nine on the girls side and a team margin of 44 strokes over the Eagles.

Clarkston had one top-10 individual on each side, with Christian Spencer and Lilly Somers placing sixth and ninth among boys and girls, respectively.

BOYS

Team scores — 1. Pullman 310; 2. Rogers 385; 3. East Valley 393; 4. Clarkston 403; 5. Shadle Park 417; 6. West Valley 450.

Medalist — Parker Legreid, Pullman, 69.

Other Pullman individuals — 2. Trae Fredrickson, 75; 4. Parker Lee, 79; T7. Rawley Larkin, 87; 9. Karson Dunlap, 88.

Clarkston individuals — 6. Christian Spencer, 85; T11. Mason Gange, 92; T19. Deion Thornton, 108; 23. Myles Gehring, 118.

GIRLS

Team scores — 1. Pullman 383; 2. West Valley 427; 3. Shadle Park 495; 4. Clarkston 503; 5. East Valley 583.

Medalist — Ryliann Bednar, Pullman, 78.

Other Pullman individuals — 4. Faith Sampson, 96; 5. Emma Bobo, 101; 6. Isabelle Brinkman, 108; 8. Alanis Bobo, 114.

Clarkston individuals — 9. Lilly Somers, 117; 10. Abbey Robeson, 118;. 11. Persais Swopes, 123; 21. Jordin Davis, 145; 22. Janae Davis, 146.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Bengals go back-to-back

The host Bengals edged out a key 7-5 team dual victory over Coeur d’Alene, then handled Lake City of Coeur d’Alene 10-2 on a successful day of 5A Inland Empire League competition.

With the overall team outcome against Coeur d’Alene sitting on a knife’s edge, Lewiston’s Jackson Lathen and Drew Hartwig rallied from a set down to pull out a critical 3-6, 6-2, 14-12 No. 2 boys doubles triumph. Coach Sandi Stocks noted that while the boys are “fairly new to the tennis scene,” they are “extremely athletic and can chase down just about any ball.”

At the No. 1 level, the Bengals (6-2-1, 2-1) enjoyed two dominant girls doubles wins from twins Lynsie and Olivia Bren — who won three of four sets they contested on the day in 6-0 shutouts and dropped a total of two games — as well as two more wins from the mixed doubles duo of Allie Olson and Cade Hill. The day’s results move Lewiston into a tie for first place in league standings.

Lewiston 7, Coeur d’Alene 5

Girls singles — Madde Hunt, Cda, def. Lauren Remacle 6-0, 6-0; Eliza Pfaff, Lew, def. Julia Johnson 6-4, 6-3; Eden Stephens, Cda, def. Presley Klein 0-6, 6-4, 11-9.

Girls doubles — Lynsie Bren/Olivia Bren, Lew, def. Grace Priest/Ella Morton 6-0, 6-2; Cathryn Ho/Addison Falkenstein-Barker, Lew, def. Camden Cotant/Kyrsten Moore 6-2, 6-0.

Boys singles — Connor Judson, Cda, def. Lorenzo Aprati 6-0, 6-0; JJ Pacheco, Lew, def. Grant Johnson 7-6 (0), 6-4; Sam Mandel, Cda, def. Clayton Lee 6-0, 6-0.

Boys doubles — Luke May/Aidan Antal, Cda, def. Ryan Carper/Wes Heiss 6-2, 6-2; Jackson Lathen/Drew Hartwig, Lew, def. Elijah Raybell/Roberto Ledda 3-6, 6-2, 14-12.

Mixed doubles — Allie Olson/Cade Hill, Lew, def. Caitlin Combes/Payson Irwin 7-6 (3), 7-5; Alexis Keller/Brennan Rice, Lew, def. Katie Shell/Cooper Irwin 6-3, 7-5.

———

Lewiston 10, Lake City 2

Girls singles — Maddy Nesbit, LC, def. Cathryn Ho 6-0, 6-1; Eliza Pfaff, Lew, def. Whitlee Sudol 6-4, 6-2; Alexis Keller, Lew, def. Eleanor Walsh 6-3, 6-2.

Girls doubles — Lynsie Bren/Olivia Bren, Lew, def. Josie Hocking/Reese Merck 6-0, 6-0; Lauren Remacle/Presley Klein, Lew, def. Talia Smith/Shannon Doyle 6-0, 6-0.

Boys singles — Lincoln Stowell, LC, def. JJ Pacheco 4-6, 7-5, 10-3; Lorenzo Aprati, Lew, def. Cayden Brown 6-4, 6-3; Drew Hartwig, Lew, def. Josh Atwood 6-3, 6-3.

Boys doubles — Cayden Behler/Ryan Carper, Lew, def. Tucker Roesnau/Eli Scarola 6-4, 7-6; Jackson Lathen/Clayton Lee, Lew, def. Juando Fernandez/Noah Brix 6-0, 6-0.

Mixed doubles — Cade Hill/Allie Olson, Lew, def. Jaden Ross/Drew Merk 6-1, 6-1; Addi Falkenstein-Barker/Brennan Rice, Lew, won by forfeit.

COLLEGE BASEBALL

Lewis-Clark State 7, British Columbia 2

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Warriors’ Carter Booth put up two doubles and Brandon Cabrera had three hits en route to a 7-2 Cascade Conference win against the Thunderbirds on Sunday at Thunderbird Park. The win gave Lewis-Clark State (31-9, 17-3) a series sweep.

The Warriors put up four runs in the top of the fifth and held British Columbia (30-17, 15-9) scoreless the rest of the way to secure the win.

Jantzen Lucas earned the win for LCSC. He pitched three innings in relief and struck out six batters while walking one.

Jake Gish and Jack Sheward both had doubles for the Warriors.

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British Columbia 000 200 000—2 10 1

Hiroyukia Yamada, Jantzen Lucas (5), Jake Green (8), Landon Webb (9) and Jack Sheward; Will Anderson; Evan Hoegler (5), James Brock (7), Oliver Duthie (8), Tyson Kilbreath (9) and Russell Young. W—Lucas; L—Hoegler.

Lewis-Clark State hits — Brandon Cabrera 3, Carter Booth 2 (2 2B), Jake Gish 2 (2B), Sheward 2 (2B), Nick Seamons, Charlie Updegrave, Pu’ukani De Sa.

British Columbia hits — Mitchell Middlemiss 3, Trent Lenihan 2, Jonny McGill 2, Aaron Marsh, Jaden Lamothe, Kellen Bourne.

Arizona 7, Washington State 6 (11)

TUCSON, Ariz. — For the second time in the teams’ three-game series, Washington State tied or took the lead only for No. 21 Arizona to end it via walk-off in a Pac-12 game on Sunday at Hi Corbett Field.

The Cougars (18-20, 7-14) tied the game in the top of the ninth with an RBI single from Ely Kennel. The score was tied at 6-6 until the bottom of the 11th inning, where Mason White hit an RBI single of his own to give the Wildcats (24-14, 13-5) the win and overall series sweep.

Crew Parke led Washington State with three hits. Max Hartman provided two hits for the Cougars, one of which a home run, totaling three RBI.

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Arizona 212 100 000 1—7 11 0

Kevin Haynes, Spencer Jones (2), Kaden Wickersham (4), Chase Grillo (7), Duke Brotherton (9) and Jacob Morrow; Cam Walty, Eric Orioff (7), Bradon Zastrow (7), Kyler Heyne (9), Jaeden Swanberg (9), Dawson Netz (10), Tony Pluta (11) and Blake McDonald. W—Pluta; L—Brotherton.

Washington State hits — Crew Parke 3, Max Hartman 2 (HR), Will Cresswell 2, Cole Cramer 2, Kyle Russell, Brandham Ponce, Ely Kennel, Joey Kramer, Morrow.

Arizona hits — Brendan Summerhill 3, Mason White 2 (2B), Garen Caulfield 2, Easton Breyfogle (2B), Blake McDonald (2B), Maddox Mihalakis, Tommy Splaine.

WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

WSU in the middle of the pack

PULLMAN — The Cougars’ Madelyn Gamble stood tied for third with four other golfers with a 3-under 141 through the second day of the Pac-12 championships at Palouse Ridge Golf Course.

Washington State sat at sixth place in the 11-team field through two rounds with a 7-over 583 — 23 strokes behind first-place Stanford.

The Pac-12 championships conclude today.

Pac-12 Championship

Palouse Ridge Golf Course

Team scores — 1. Stanford 560; 2. USC 566; 3. Oregon 570; 4. UCLA 575; 5. Arizona State 580; 6. Washington State 583; 7. Arizona 584; 8. Washington 586; 9. Oregon State 592; 10. California 593; 11. Colorado 594.

Individual leaders — 1. Catherine Park, USC, 134; 2. Megha Ganne, Stanford, 138; T3. Charlotte Back, Arizona, 141; T3. Sampedro, Stanford, 141; T3. Kely Xu, Stanford, 141; T3. Rachel Heck, Stanford, 141; T3. Madelyn Gamble, WSU, 141.

Other WSU individuals — T21. Sarah Skovgaard-Bils 145; T48. Alice Johansson 151; T38. Emily Caldwell 151; T38. Hannah Harrison 151.

COLLEGE ATHLETICS

Warriors nab four weekly honors

Lewis-Clark State received four weekly honors spanning three different sports, it was announced Monday.

Bryden Brown was selected as men’s golfer of the week, Carter Gordon as men’s track and field athlete of the week, Drake George as baseball pitcher of the week and Brandon Cabrera as overall baseball player of the week.

Brown won his third straight individual tournament title with rounds of 69, 68 and 72 for a 7-under total of 209 at the Warrior Invitational before gaining his fourth weekly honor of the season.

Gordon ran the second-fastest time in program history in the men’s 800-meter run this season with a mark of 1 minute, 50.62 seconds at the Cougar Classic on Saturday to set himself up for a second weekly honor this season.

George went the distance in his start against British Columbia on Friday, becoming the first Warrior to pitch a full nine innings since Trent Sellers in 2022. He struck out nine batters and let up just one walk. This is the second weekly honor in a row for George and his third of the season.

Cabrera hit .500 (9-for-18) during the four-game series against British Columbia this past weekend. He had a double and two home runs to total six RBI, and didn’t commit an error in eight chances from his spot in right field. This represents the first weekly honor of his career.