MOSCOW - Behind a 79 from Brandon Koehler, the Lewiston boys' golf team took second in the Moscow Invitational on a cold, blustery Tuesday at the University of Idaho course.

Play was delayed by about an hour while light snow was cleared from the greens.

"It was a nasty day for the kids all day long," Bengals coach Shawn Nilsson said.

Lewiston also got an 80 from John Forsmann. The Bengals' JV squad took fifth, with Dusty Myklebust and Kory Kennedy both firing 82s.

Moscow took third, led by Shaun Hill's 78. Clarkston was fourth, with Tyler Carlson posting a 78.

Team scores - Coeur d'Alene 314, Lewiston 328, Moscow 334, Clarkston 339, Lewiston JV 352, Post Falls 353, Lake City 355, Lakeland 388, St. Maries 388, Pullman 403.

Medalist - Alex Pounds, Coeur d'Alene, 75.

Lewiston individuals - Brandon Koehler 79, John Forsmann 80, Kevin Hobdey 84, Matt Milholland 85, Cody Schumacher 93.

Moscow individuals - Shaun Hill 78, Garrett Adair 84, Cooper Wright 86, Michael Wagner 86, Will McDonough 87.

Clarkston individuals - Tyler Carlson 78, Bo Baker 92, Brit Knapp 84, Austin Arnett 85, Brandon Fox 95.

Lewiston JV individuals - Camron Strickin 90, Dusty Myklebust 82, Kory Kennedy 82, Kasey Kennedy 98.

Koberstein leads Pomeroy

ST. JOHN - Trevor Koberstein shot a 78 for medalist honors to pace Pomeroy's boys in a three-team affair at St. John Golf and Country Club.

Koberstein shot 8-over on the par-70 course, and the Pirates, who shot a 428, bested Tri-Cities Prep and St. John-Endicott.

Team scores - Pomeroy 428, Tri-Cities Prep 470, St. John-Endicott 517.

Medalist - Trevor Koberstein, 78

Other Pomeroy results - Austin Starin 81, Joel Myers 82, Ryan Koberstein 82, Tanner Fieder 105.

Moscow, Tatham take first

MOSCOW - Moscow's Nikki Tatham shot the individual low round and the Bears tallied the best team score in their own tournament at the University of Idaho course.

Complete details weren't available.

BOYS' SOCCER

Medical Lake 0, Pullman 0 (SO)

Medical Lake - Pullman went toe-to-toe with Medical Lake in regulation, but was edged in a shootout in a Great Northern League boys' soccer tilt.

Medical Lake, which has yet to give up a goal in six games, won the shootout 3-1.

"I'm pleased with our play, but not the result," Pullman coach Doug Winchell said. "I liked the way we possessed the ball and attacked."

Pullman is now 3-2 in Great Northern League play and 3-4 overall.

Pullman 0 0-0

Medical Lake 0 0-0

Pullman shootout goals - Stevens.

Medical Lake shootout goals - Lossordo, Lee, Linnefelter

Shots - Pullman 13, Medical Lake 7

Saves - Pullman; Hamlin 6; Medical Lake Graves 11.

Clarkston 4, West Valley 0

Clarkston senior stalwart Austin Durfee was a force offensively, and the Bantams defense was suffocating in a Great Northern League shutout of West Valley.

Durfee scored three of Clarkston's four goals and assisted Seth Dotson in the 33rd minute.

"This game turned around when our defense came together in the second half," Clarkston coach Mike Alfred said.

Sean West had 16 saves for Clarkston (3-3, 2-3).

Clarkston 2 0-4

West Valley 0 0-0

Clarkston - Austin Durfee, assisted by Curtis Richards, 3rd

Clarkston - Seth Dotson, assist by Durfee, 33rd

Clarkston - Austin Durfee, assist by Patrick Schneider, 55th

Clarkston - Durfee, assist by Dotson, 72nd

Shots - Clarkson 18, West Valley 16

Saves - Clarkston: Sean West 16; West Valley; Nick Brown 14

TENNIS

Clarkston girls 7, Medical Lake 0

MEDICAL LAKE - Clarkston was unscathed in its Great Northern League tennis meeting with Medical Lake.

The Bantams (2-0, 2-0), were hardly challenged against the Stags, taking nearly all the matches in two games.

The only nailbiter of the day was in No. 3 doubles, when Jocelyn Lejameyer and Kara Spears teamed up to edge Linsey Abbott and Ally Seapone 4-6, 6-2, 7-3.

Singles - Elise Rooney, Clk, def. Nissa VanMeter, 6-1, 6-3; KC McConnell, Clk, def. Danielle VonLehe, 6-1, 6-0. Katie Servatius def, Heather Butler, 6-1, 6-1; Courtney Gafwint, Clk, Angelica Tloeguman 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles - Katie VanCleave/Tiffany Ho, Clk, def. Briana Benson/Jessica Kauffman, 6-4, 6-1. Kellie McCann-Smith/Abby Brotnov, Clk, def. Cassie Nills/Kristi Kauffman 6-1, 6-1; Jocelyn Lejameyer/Kara Spears, Clk, def. Linsey Abbott/Ally Seapone, 4-6, 6-2, 7-3

Clarkston boys 7, Medical Lake 0

Clarkston's boys' tennis team improved its record to 7-0 on the season, dismantling Deer Park in a Great Northern League meeting.

The Bantams won all of the matches in three games.

Singles - Dustin McConnell, Clk, def. Leon Johnson 6-0, 7-5; Drew Adams, Clk, def. Blake Adams 6-2, 6-0; Derek Young, Clk, def. Austin Schoonover 6-2, 6-0; Jace Kessler, Clk, def. Jake Wesselman 6-3, 7-5.

Doubles - Nick VanCleave/Michael Dolezal, Clark, def. Colin Winters/ Ishmael Techome, 6-0, 6-0; Mitch Carey/Jordan Jones, Clk, def. Caleb Ruble/Brytin Powers 6-0, 6-1; Garret Flinders/Cameron Hurless, Clk, def. Andrew Ryan/Keegan Ronholdt, 6-4, 6-2.

Grangeville handles Culdesac

The Grangeville tennis squad won five of the seven matches they played against Culdesac at the Sacajawea Courts on Tuesday.

Shelby Hewett of Culdesac won the lone singles matchup against Amber Farmer of Grangeville 8-1.

But the Bulldogs ruled the doubles circuit as Kenedie Cox, Nicole Smith, Alisha Lothspeich and Madeline Schwartz combined to win three of the four matches on the girls' contest.

Girls' singles - Shelbey Hewett, Cul, def. Amber Farmer 8-1.

Girls' doubles - Rachel Charwood-Kelsey Moore, Cul, def. Alisha Lothspeich-Nicole Smith 8-2; Kenedie Cox-Madeline Schwartz, Gra, def. Katie King-Nichole Gallagher 8-2; Kenedie Cox-Nicole Smith, Gra, def. Kelsey Moore-Nichole Gallagher 8-5; Alisha Lothspeich-Madeline Schwartz, Gra, def. Rachel Charwood-Katie King 8-5.

Boys' doubles - Brian Birkenbine-Travis Nail, Gra, def. Dallas Smith-Sean Miller 8-6; Cooper Fales-Gavin Tostin, Gra, def. Dallas Smith-Sean Miller 9-7.