Newport
ThE mineR
Grizzlies
Meet Your Grizzlies
F ootball
Top returnees: Seniors Otis Smith, Kyler Zorica, Kaben Hastings, Johnny Quandt, Koa Pancho, Robby Owen, Owen Leslie and Fred Houck; juniors Andy Russell, Fred Houck, Jesse Reyes, Johnny Quandt; sophomores Koa Pancho, Robby Owen, Owen Leslie Top prospects: Newport coach Zac Farnam says Ty McDaniel, Otis Smith, Koa Pancho, Fred Houck and Johnny Quandt are among his top prospects.
V oll e y ball
3b
Top returnees: Seniors Hadley Stratton, Lauren Vaughn; juniors Emily Hunt, Jalin Earl
Dylan Warner Sophomore #1
Kyler Zorica Senior #2
Tug Smith Freshman #3
Johnny Miller Freshman #4
Top prospects: Hadley Stratton/outside hitter; Chiara Polensi/outside hitter; Lauren Vaughn/setter; Jalin Earl & Kylyah Mercurius/middle blockers Key losses: Elise Cunningham and Mari Hofstee graduated last year.
Crystal Miller Sophomore #1
Trystan Potter Sophomore #2
Chiara Polenesi Junior #3
Lauren Vaughn Senior #4
Ashley Dana Senior #5
Kylyah Mercurius Sophomore #6
Hadley Stratton Senior #7
Emily Hunt Junior #8
Jalin Earl Junior #9
Faith Hannah Hood Martin Sophomore #10 Junior #11
Overall projection of team’s chances in the Northeast A League: “We are looking strong, I am excited for the season. I would like to finish in the top three,” Coach Lori Stratton said.
Adam Moorhead Freshman #5
Rylan Hastings Sophomore #6
Kai Thomas Junior #7
Otis Smith Senior #8
Key losses: The Grizzlies will miss the play of Cody Phillips, Rocky McDaniel and Chris Burgess, who graduated. Overall projection of team’s chances in the Northeast A League: Farnam doesn’t back away from a specific prediction. He says the team is likely going to have a five-win, four-loss season.
September 16, 2015 |
Strengths: Strong at the net with Hadley Stratton returning and moving to outside hitter, another outside hitter Chiara Polensi joins us from Italy. Lauren Vaughn returning setter getting the ball to our hitters. Emily Hunt moving to libero position for defense. Weaknesses: Still a little young and inexperienced.
Kade Zorica Sophomore #9
Koa Pancho Sophomore #10
Jordan Battle Senior #15
Jesse Reyes Junior #20
Kaben Hastings Senior #22
Conrad Madison Junior #23
Leo Fernandez Junior #26
Matt Reel Freshman #32
Additional comments/ observations: “A strong program again this year with
See newport volleyball, 7b
Madison Hofstee Sophomore #12
C ross C o u n try
Strengths: Farnam says the team has quite a bit of leadership. Weaknesses: He says the team’s relatively young age could be a weakness.
Schade Maghan Freshman
Head coach: Zac Farnam Age: 31 Coaching experience: Farnam has coached for 10 years. This is his fourth year as head coach of the Grizzlies. Teaching experience: This is Farnam’s fourth year of teaching at Newport. He has spent the last nine years as a weight training teacher. Athletic experience: Farnam played football for Whitworth University for four years. Assistant coaches: Travis Scott, Mike McMahon, Brandon McDaniel, Dave Pomante and Brandon Martin See newport football, 7b
Kai Bowman Sophomore #36
Danny Bradbury Freshman #44/50
Fred Houck Junior #51
Mike Rowe Freshman #54
Cabe Gentle Freshman #55
Owen Leslie Sophomore #57/80
Hunter Peterson Sophomore #60
Robby Owen Sophomore #62
Joey Luback Senior #65
Brady Corkrum Sophomore #68
Seebers (509) 447-2484
Les Schwab (208) 448-2311
Selkirk Ace Hardware (208) 437-5669
Ben Franklin (208) 437-4822
Dr. Cool (509) 447-3105
Perfection Tire (509) 447-3933
Community Colleges of Spokane (509) 447-3835 www.sccel.spokane.edu
Durham School Services (509) 447-0505 Vaagen Brothers (509) 684-5071 City Service Valcon (208) 437-3513 Newport Vision Source (509) 447-2945 PUD District 1 (509) 447-3137
Marcus Frantz Freshman
Cayson Maughan Freshman
Top returnees: Team Captains Brad McMeen and Christian Lutzenhiser, both sophomores
Head coach: Rory Axel
Top prospects: Freshmen Schade Maghan, Cayson Maughan, Marcus Frantz, Chris Rivard and Jamie Morrell
Coaching experience: 23 years in Newport and a total of 27 years Jamie all together
Key losses: Four seniors from last year’s team, who graduated
Strengths: A fun, fully committed group setting their goals for the future and willing to work towards that goal. Weaknesses: They are a young team without much race experience.
Chris Rivard Freshman
Age: 58
Morrell Freshman
Rory Axel Coach
Occupation: 22 years working with the State of Washington Child Protective Service Athletic experience: High school and college cross country and track
See newport cross country, 7b
g i rls socc e r
Tri Pro Forest Products (208) 437-2412
H & D Diesel (509) 447-4699
Christian Lutzenhiser Sophomore
Overall projection of team’s chances in the Northeast A League: “We are competing in one of the toughest districts in the state with three of the top rated teams in the state,” Coach Axel said.
Lance Knight Freshman #70
Cory Wylie Senior #74
W e S al u t e O u r G r i zzl i e s
Newport School District (509) 447-3167
Brandon McMeen Sophomore
Farmers Insurance Group (509) 447-3428 NW Home Fit (509) 589-1327 www.nwhomefit.com Riverbank Family Restaurant (208) 437-0892 Petticoat Junction (208) 818-3403 Glen’s Towing (509) 447-4108 (208) 437-0884
Concept Cable TV (208) 437-4544 www.conceptcable.com C & C Barber Shop (509) 447-3734 Newport Towing (509) 447-1200 Hankel House Coffee Roasters (509) 939-5929 Ponderay Newsprint (509) 445-1511 www.resolutefp.com Northern Lakes Dock & Barge (208) 428-0505 nldock@frontier.com
Top returnees: Seniors Taylor Belton and Rhianna Knorr; juniors Samantha Siemsen, Violet Gay, Aryonna Willoughby; sophomores Emily Jurgens, Gracie StrangeOwl, Stephanie Huang
Aryonna Willoughby Junior #12
Corinna Cauchy Sophomore #49
Cydni Lewis Freshman #10
Daisy Gay Freshman #20
Top prospects: Cydni Lewis, Faith Rosen, Daisy Gay, Emily Bronkhorst Key losses: Ashley Behrens, Kennedy Kindred, Emily Lewis and Tiffany Huang graduated.
Emily Bronkhorst Freshman #11
Emily Jurgens Sophomore #8
Erika Moore Sophomore #9
Faith Rosen Freshman #18
Overall projection Strengths: “Good athof team’s chances letes on (the) team and in the Northeast A our freshmen coming in League: “Lakeside and will have an immediate Freeman will be favorimpact for us,” coach ites in our league this Lewis said. year,” coach Lewis said. Weaknesses: Youth “Riverside is getting Jenson Jocelyn and depth better and better. We Kirkwood Endicott Senior #19 Sophomore #1 want to be in the top two or three in league.” Not Pictured: Amber Holman Not Pictured: Gracie StrangeOwl See newport girls soccer , 7b Thursday, Sept. 17 vs. Lakeside: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Deer Park: 4 p.m. - Deer Park High School
Roger’s Body & Frame, LLC (509) 447-4225 Zenergy Massage and Body Works (208) 946-0195 Newport Miner, Inc. (509) 447-2433 www.pendoreillerivervalley.com
Thursday, Sept. 24 vs. Medical Lake: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. Colville: 4 p.m. - Colville High School Saturday, Oct. 3 vs. Priest River: 1 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Tuesday, Oct. 6 vs. Riverside: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Thursday, Oct. 8 vs. Freeman: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Lakeside: 4 p.m. - Lakeside High School Thursday, Oct. 15 vs. Deer Park: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. Medical Lake: 4 p.m. - Medical Lake High School Thursday, Oct. 22 vs. Colville: 4 p.m. - Newport High School Thursday, Oct. 29 vs. Riverside: 4 p.m. - Riverside High School
Priest River Spartans
4b
Meet Your Spartans
| September 16, 2015
F oot b a l l Top returnees: Seniors Marvin Stucks, Daryen Rummerfield; juniors Anthony Storro, Tallin Hanes, Tommy Anselmo, Collin Dietrich, Noah Jamison, Josh Coombes, Sammy Hernandez, Dylan Patterson, Nathan Petit; sophomores Troy DeMent, Riley DeMent, Ronnie Downs, Caleb Blancher, Connor Vaaage, Joe Huggler, Derrick Melton, Kody Salesky, Dausen O’Brien, Nate Buhler, Blake Smith Top prospects: Ninth graders on the varsity roster include: Aaron Reyes, Keegan Hegel, Tanner Wilson, Brandon McCracken, Robbie Anselmo Key losses: Brad Drake, Jeremy McDonald, Luke MacDonald, Joe Swartz, Benson Huntley, Trent Slinger, Tristan Hudson, Brandon Campbell, Jeris Beaver, Nate Evenson, Chance Stokes Overall projection of team’s chances in the Intermountain League: Timberlake will be the favorite in league again with the other three teams fighting for second place.
Volleyball Top returnees: Senior Makia Brennan; juniors Heidi Jahnsen and Catherine Gamma
Daryen Rummerfield Senior #82
Marvin Freeman Senior #6
Anthony Storro Junior #9
Dylan Patterson Junior #74
Joshua Coombes Junior #56
Collin Dietrick Junior #84
Noah Jamison Junior #22
Tallin Hanes Junior #25/54
Tommy Anselmo Junior #12
Nathan Petit Junior #88
Sammy Hernandez Junior #79
Troy De Ment Sophomore #60
Riley DeMent Sophomore #8
Ronnie Downs Sophomore #20
Joe Huggler Sophomore #72
Conner Vaage Sophomore #63
Weaknesses: Inexperience at the varsity level
Blake Smith See priest river football, 7b Sophomore #68
Derrick Melton Sophomore #61
Kody Salesky Sophomore #24
Dausen O’Brien Sophomore #32
gi r l s socc e r
Lily Hernandez Sophomore #17
Tabitah Wilson Senior #10
Faythe Low Sophomore #4
Avery Summers Junior #3
Hannah Brengle Sophomore #1
Melissa Krampert Junior #5
Madison Hemphill Junior #19
Key losses: Megan Whitman, Kaitlyn Summers, Caitlyn Cole Overall projection of the team’s chances in the Intermountain League: “We are a young team but we battle every game,” coach Angie Goins said. “I believe we have a chance to take second in league.” Strengths: Serving and passing. “We play as a team and pass well,” Goins said. Weakness: Height, hit-
Kendell Scott Sophomore #13
Brittaney Millward Sophomore #16
Destiny Amour Sophomore #8
Elizabeth Downs Junior #12
Hailey Hatfield Sophomore #6
Beverly Lancherlos Freshman #15
Melissa Dallenbach Head Coach
Top returnees: Seniors Alyssa Carey and Tabitha Wilson; juniors Avery Summers, Melissa Krampert, Madison
Low, Brittany Millward, Hemphill, Rachel Akre, Hailey Hatfield, Destiny Jesi Huntley and Liz Amour and Kendell Scott Downs; sophomores Hannah Brengle, Lilly See priest river Girls soccer, 8b Hernandez, Faythe
Tri Pro Forest Products (208) 437-2412
Vaagen Brothers (509) 684-5071
Les Schwab (208) 448-2311
City Service Valcon (208) 437-3513
Konner Durham Sophomore
Tabitha Richey Freshman #2
Genevieve Hurd Junior #3
Heidi Janhsen Junior #4
Emilee Clark Sophmore #5
Makia Brennan Senior #7
Taia Butler Junior #8
Olivia Witter Sophomore #9
ting and blocking Additional comments: “Few but fierce is our team motto.” Head coach: Angie Goins
Angie Goins Age: 32 See priest river volleyball, 7b Head Coach
Amy Baxter Asst. Coach
Cameron Parkes Freshman
Caleb Gleason Freshman
Jordon Phillips Freshman
Nathan Marks Freshman
Drayven Ayers Sophomore
Slava Negrieiev Freshman
Kenny Chesnut Senior
Lance Clark Head Coach
Top returnees: Seniors Kenny Chesnut and Michael Taylor; sophomores Konner Durham and Drayven Ahers Top prospects: “A young team with good leaders,” coach Lance Clark said, there’s a handful of new freshmen he has high hopes for: Cameron Parkes, Slava Negrieien, Caleb Gleason, Jordan Phillips
and Nathan Marks. See priest river cross country, 7b
Not Pictured: Baylee Barnett, Brandon Taylor Michael Taylor
b oy s socc e r
Cody Pelton Junior #2
Joe Irvine Senior #3
Corbin Maltba Junior#4
Michael Taylor Senior #5
Parker MacAlevy Freshman #6
Clay Pelton Junior #7
Gabe MacAlevy Junior #8
Tyler Jones Senior#9
Evan Barnes Freshman #14
Adam Irine Sophomore #15
Rob Lawler Head Coach
Mike MacAlevy Asst. Coach
Top returnees: Seniors Tyler Jones, Joseph Irvine, Michael Taylor; juniors Corbin Maltba, Gabe MacAlevy, Cody Pelton, Clay Pelton, Alex Amour; sophomores
Adam Irvine, Braden Burns, Drayven Ayers, Kris Morey
Not Pictured: Mathew Brengle, Alex Amour, Drayven Ayers, Kris Morey, Braden Burns, Ezra Sears
Top prospects: Evan Barnes, Matthew Brengle, Parker MacAlevy, See priest river boys soccer, 7b Cameron Van Harpen
W e S a l u t e O u r S pa rta n s Alternative Counseling & Rehabilitation (208) 448-4855
Concept Cable TV (208) 437-4544 www.conceptcable.com
Claud Grove Trucking (208) 290-7963
Hankel House Coffee Roasters (509) 939-5929
Ben Franklin (208) 437-4822
Newport Vision Source (509) 447-2945
Laclede Convenience Store & Deli (208) 263-3892
Albeni Machine Shop (208) 437-3380
Community Colleges of Spokane (509) 447-3835 www.sccel.spokane.edu
Seebers (509) 447-2484
Farmers Insurance Group (509) 447-3428
Custom Scape Construction (208) 946-8457
Office Services (208) 448-2941
Selkirk Ace Hardware (208) 437-5669
NW Home Fit (509) 589-1327 www.nwhomefit.com
Pacific Far West Insurance (208) 263-1426 www.isu-haddock.com
Rival Roofing (208) 610-6656
Aerocet (208) 448-0400
R & L Enterprises, Inc. (208) 448-1080
Priest River Mini Storage (208) 448-1273
Rob’s Heating & Cooling (208) 437-0174
Catherine Gamma Junior #1
C r ossco u n t r y
Rachel Akre Junior #7
Not Pictured: Baylee Barnett Jesi Huntley Junior #11
Top prospects: Sophomores Olivia Shutter and Emliee Clark
Spencer Sedgwick Sophomore
Strengths: Eagerness to work hard and get better every day
Alyssa Carey Senior #22
ThE mineR
Akre Logging (208) 448-2642
Valley Vista Care Center (208) 265-4514 www.valleyvista.org Steve’s Import Auto Service, Inc. (208) 263-4911 Northern Lakes Dock & Barge (208) 428-0505 nldock@frontier.com Superior Plumbing (208) 448-1948 Northwest Autobody (208) 263-6931 (208) 265-9999 www.northwestautobody.com
Zenergy Massage and Body Works (208) 946-0195 Gem State Miner (509) 447-2433 www.pendoreillerivervalley.com
Cusick ThE mineR
Panthers
Meet Your Panthers
September 16, 2015 |
5b
F o ot b a l l Top returnees: seniors Spirit White, Tyson Shanholtzer, Franklin Pope Jr., and Josh Keogh; juniors Wyatt Shanholtzer, Jalin Simon; sophomores Caleb Ziesmer, Tanner Shanholtzer and Dylan Hendershott. Veteran coach Sonny Finley says the freshmen are developing. Top prospects: Joe Cutshall is a transfer student that is starting for the Panthers. Key losses: The Panthers will miss some seniors who graduated last year, including Alec Bluff, Eli Peterson, Chad Browneagle and Marcus Sheridan.
of team’s chances in the Northeast 1B North League: Finely says the team should be competitive every week. “I think we’ll fare well,” he said. He hopes to get back to state like last year’s team, which finished with 10-2 record. Strengths: Finley says the team’s experience will be a big factor. “Also our work ethic,” he says. “We’re trying to improve every week.” Weaknesses: Finley says the team could have more depth at some positions. He has 22 players on the team, slightly more than last year.
Overall projection
Head Coach: Sonny Finley Age: 37 Coaching experience: Finley has coached eight years of high school football and coached five seasons of junior high football in Cusick.
Athletic experience: Finley played four years of football for Cusick. He also played three years of basketball, three years of baseball and one year of junior college football.
vs. Lakeside:
6:30 p.m. - Lakeside High School
vs. Deer Park:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Sept. 25
vs. Medical Lake:
6:30 p.m. - Medical Lake High School
Tuesday, Sept. 30
vs. Colville:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 2
vs. Chewelah:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Tuesday, Oct. 7
vs. Riverside:
6:30 p.m. - Riverside High School
Thursday, Oct. 9
vs. Freeman:
6:30 p.m. - Freeman High School
Tuesday, Oct. 14
vs. Lakeside:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 16
vs. Deer Park:
6:30 p.m. - Deer Park High School
Tuesday, Oct. 21
vs. Medical Lake:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 23
vs. Colville:
6:30 p.m. - Colville High School
Monday, Oct. 27
vs. Chewelah:
6:30 p.m. - Chewelah High School
Thursday, Oct. 30
vs. Riverside:
6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Tuesday, Nov. 4 at
1A Districts:
TBA - Sundome, Yakima
Saturday, Nov. 8
at 1A Districts:
TBA - Sundome, Yakima
Key losses: Reese says the Panthers didn’t have any key losses, as they didn’t have any seniors on last year’s team. Overall projection of team’s chances in the
Tyson Shanholtzer Senior #12
Wyatt Shanholtzer Junior #17
Pedro Madeira Senior #19
Quincy Williams Junior #20
Spirit White Senior #22
Roddy Jalen Pierre Simon Sophomore #28 Junior #29
Josh Keogh Senior #30
Canon Keogh Sophomore #31
Tanner Shanholtzer Sophomore #33
C.J. Balcom Sophomore #35
Colton Hansen Sophomore #45
Franklin Pope Grade #
Jed Cupp Freshman #58
Caleb Ziesmer Sophomore #72
Lucas Angarita Senior #94
Sony Finley Head Coach
Troy Hendershott Asst. Coach
Mike Keogh Asst. Coach
Tye Shanholtzer Asst. Coach
Assistant coaches: Troy Hendershott, Ty Shanholtzer, Tell Hamilton and Mike Keough
Tuesday, Sept. 23
Top prospects: Sophomore Chasity Williams is considered a top prospect by new head coach Gary Reese.
Joe Cutshall Senior #7
Occupation: Works for the Kalispel Tribe as a Wildlife Tech.
Thursday, Sept. 18
Top returnees: seniors Renee Wynne, Tiffany Yarber, Kaleigh Driver, Brianna Balcom, Reigan Allen, Val Keogh, Alyssa Walrath and Cassidy Hansen; junior Alana Keogh; sophomores Megan Evers and Rylee Brown
Dylan Hendershott Sophomore #4
Mose Pierre Sophomore #82
Volleyball
Northeast 1B North League: Reese says he doesn’t have a clue where the Panthers stand in relation to the rest of the league, but with that many seniors, they have to be considered one of the favorites. Strengths: Reese counts the many seniors as a strength. Weaknesses: Reese says having three coaches in four years has to be considered a weakness.
Head coach: Gary Reese
Coaching experience: 22 years experience coaching. In addition to coaching high school volleyball, he has coached football, boys and girls basketball and baseball.
Not Pictured: Chasity Williams
Athletic experience: Reese jokingly says he can’t remember, it was too long ago. When pressed he says he played all three sports in high school and baseball at the college level and in an independent league. Occupation: Reese is a semi-retired juvenile probation officer.
Alana Keogh Junior #6
Kaleigh Driver Senior #1
Megan Evers Sophomore #2
Brianna Balcom Senior #3
Reigan Allen Senior #4
Val Keogh Senior #5
Alyssa Walrath Senior #7
Rylee Brown Sohomore #8
Cassidy Hansen Senior #12
Renee Wynne Senior #15
Tiffany Yarber Senior #18
Gary Reese Head Coach
Cheryl Reese Asst. Coach
Assistant coach: Cheryl Reese
Age: 48
Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Curlew: Noon - Curlew High School
Saturday, Oct. 10 vs. Harrington: Noon - Harrington High School
Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Republic: 4:30 p.m. - Republic High School
Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Columbia: 5:30 p.m. - Columbia High School
Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Inchelium: 5:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Oct. 17 vs. Northport: Noon - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Sept. 26 vs. ACH: Noon - Almira-Coulee/Hartline
Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. Cusick: 5:30 p.m. - Cusick High School
Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. Valley Christian: 5:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Oct. 24 vs. Curlew: Noon - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Oct. 3 vs. Wellpinit: Noon - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Oct. 24 vs. Republic: 4:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Tuesday, Oct. 6 vs. Kettle Falls: 5 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Saturday, Oct. 31 vs. Inchelium: Noon - Inchelium High School
W e S a l u t e o u r Pa n t h e r s Tri Pro Forest Products (208) 437-2412
PUD District 1 (509) 447-3137
Cusick School District 59 (509) 445-1125
Ben Franklin (208) 437-4822
Selkirk Ace Hardware (208) 437-5669
Seattle City Light/ Boundary Dam (509) 446-3083 www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary
Vaagen Brothers (509) 684-5071
Community Colleges of Spokane (509) 447-3835 www.sccel.spokane.edu
Glen’s Towing (509) 447-4108/ (208) 437-0884
Farmers Insurance Group (509) 447-3428
Cusick American Legion #217 (509) 445-1537
City Service Valcon (208) 437-3513
Ponderay Newsprint (509) 445-1511 www.resolutefp.com Newport Miner (509) 447-2433 www.pendoreillerivervalley.com
Selkirk Rangers
6b
Meet Your Rangers
| September 16, 2015
Top returnees: Seniors Stephen Avey, Justin Chantry, Cole Dawson, Noah Bailey, Brady Filler, Logan Miller, Chris Descloux, Damon Volquardsen, Chance Chantry, Alex Lane and Joey Dickinson; juniors Jacob Couch, Zayren Bubb, Ben Avey, Austin Robertson, Brayden Taylor and Calvin Rood; sophomore Calvin Petrich Top prospects: Selkirk coach Kelly Cain doesn’t have any new top prospects. Key losses: The Rangers will miss the play of Dominic Cain, an AllLeague Quarterback and wide receiver/defensive back David Cronoble. Overall projection of team’s chances in the Northeast 1B North League: “We should be very competi-
ThE mineR
F oo t b a l l tive,” Cain says. Strengths: Experienced with a large group of returning seniors Weaknesses: Cain doesn’t list any weaknesses but losing a dominant quarterback like Dominic Cain can’t be good.
Calvin Petrich Sophmore #1
Austin Robertson Junior #4
Jacob Couch Junior #6
Calvin Rood Sophmore #12
Alex Lane Senior #40
Joey Dickinson Senior #44
Justin Chantry Senior #15
Ben Avey Junior #22
Stephen Avey Senior #23
Chance Chantry Senior #25
Logan Miller Senior #52
Brady Filler Senior #56
Hunter Carman Sophmore #60
Cole Dawson Senior #64
Zaryn Bubb Senior #83
Kelly Cain Head Coach
Kirk Johnson Asst. Coach
Barry Woelfel Asst. Coach
Cain has spent 27 years
Additional comments/observations: It’s a great group of kids who work hard, the coach said. Brayden Taylor Junior #34
Head coach: Kelly Cain Age: 52 Coaching experience: Cain has 31 years of high school coaching experience. He is starting his seventh year as the Selkirk head football coach. He also has 25 years as the head basketball coach. Teaching experience:
Damon Volquardsen Senior #37
as a history teacher. Athletic experience: Varsity football, basketball and baseball at Mount Vernon High School Assistant coaches: Kirk Johnson, Barry Woelfel and Derek Green
Chris Descloux Senior #74
Noah Bailey Senior #77
Friday, Sept. 18 vs. Waterville: 7 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Friday, Oct. 16 vs. Inchelium: 7 p.m. - Inchelium High School
Friday, Sept. 25 vs. Wallace: 7 p.m. - Wallace High School
Friday, Oct. 23 vs. Republic: 7 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Friday, Oct. 2 vs. Northport: 7 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Friday, Oct. 30 vs. Columbia: 7 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Not Pictured: Derek Green
Friday, Oct. 9 vs. Cusick: 7 p.m. - Selkirk High School
Volleyball Top returnees: Seniors Lauren McGeorge, Hannah Jensen, Mackenzie McAnerin; Junior Lexy Ellsworth; sophomores Emma Avey and Sierra Chantry Top prospects: “Our seniors are all reliable, strong and great leaders,” says Selkirk coach Pam Zimmerman. “Lexy Ellsworth continues to be a strong hitter. Our younger ladies are coming along and finish off our team nicely.” Key losses: “We lost one senior last year, Crystal Cronoble,” says Zimmerman. “She was a great passer, but we gained Hannah Jensen back after a year off for a knee surgery. Hannah has taken on that position very well, as well as being a backup setter.” Overall projection of team’s chances in the Northeast 1B North League: “I think we will do well in league play,” says Zimmerman. “We made the first round of playoffs last year and expect to go farther this year.” Strengths: A solid group of return-
ing seniors has to be considered a strength. Weaknesses: Zimmerman didn’t list any team weaknesses. Head coach: Pam Zimmerman Age: 48 Coaching experience: She has a year of junior high coaching experience and four years of high school coaching experience.
Occupation: Selkirk High School secretary Athletic experience: Zimmerman played four years of high school varsity volleyball and four years for the Strategic Air Command U.S. Air Force team at Beale Air Force Base, competing in the Northern California League.
Quinn Aimmerman Freshman
Jenna Couch Freshman
Luaren McGeorge Senior
Mackenzie McAnerin Senior
Lexy Ellsworth Junior
Sierra Chantry Sophomore
Emma Avey Sophomore
Whitney Dawson Freshman
Pam Zimmermen Head Coach
Cathy McGeorge Asst. Coach
Assistant coach: Cathy McGeorge
Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Curlew: Noon - Curlew High School Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Republic: 4:30 p.m. - Republic High School Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Inchelium: 5:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School Saturday, Sept. 26 vs. ACH: Noon - Almira-Coulee/Hartline Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. Valley Christian: 5:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School Saturday, Oct. 3 vs. Wellpinit: Noon - Selkirk High School Tuesday, Oct. 6 vs. Kettle Falls: 5 p.m. - Selkirk High School Saturday, Oct. 10 vs. Harrington: Noon - Harrington High School Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Columbia: 5:30 p.m. - Columbia High School Saturday, Oct. 17 vs. Northport: Noon - Selkirk High School Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. Cusick: 5:30 p.m. - Cusick High School Saturday, Oct. 24 vs. Curlew: Noon - Selkirk High School Saturday, Oct. 24 vs. Republic: 4:30 p.m. - Selkirk High School Saturday, Oct. 31 vs. Inchelium: Noon - Inchelium High School
Not Pictured: MyKenzie Maupin, Brook McAnerin, Paige Raymond, Destiny Evans, Chelby Cokely, Megan Marshall, Amanda Heim, Chelsea Crocker, Tasha Owens
We Salute Ou r Rang e rs Ben Franklin (208) 437-4822
5th Avenue Bar & Grill (509) 446- 4234
Vaagen Brothers (509) 684-5071
Cedar RV Park, Car Wash & Gift Shop, LLC (509) 442-2144
City Service Valcon (208) 437-3513 PUD District 1 (509) 447-3137 Selkirk Ace Hardware (208) 437-5669
N.E. Washington Health ProgramsSelkirk Community Health Center (509) 442-3514 www.newhp.org
Tiger Physical Therapy Orthopedic & Sports Rehabilitation Center (509) 442-2109 www.tigerphysicaltherapy.com
Country Hardware Store (509) 442-3532
Seattle City Light/ Boundary Dam (509) 446-3083 www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary
Carey’s Auto Body, Inc. (509) 684-2587
Community Colleges of Spokane (509) 447-3835 www.sccel.spokane.edu
Teck Washington, Inc., Pend Oreille Mine (509) 446-4516 www.teck.com
Pee Wee Creek Unlimited (509) 446-2912
Newport Miner (509) 447-2433 www.pendoreillerivervalley.com
Dawson Construction & Concrete (509) 442-3702 Selkirk School District (509) 446-2951
ThE mineR
Sports
Newport Football
Billy Hunt Sophomore #77
Daniel Gentle Sophomore #82
Ty McDaniel Senior #79
Johnny Quandt Junior #81
From Page 3b
Kristian Mitchell Senior #84
Andrew DenleyRussell Junior #72
September 16, 2015 |
priest river Football
Aaron Reyes Freshman #70
Tanner Wilson Freshman #44
Keegan Hegal Freshman #7
7b
From Page 4b
Robbie Anselmo Freshman #11
Brandon McCracken Freshman #80
Shane Douglas Coach
Jesse Hellinger Asst. Coach
Paul Anselmo Asst. Coach
Jimmy Koch Asst. Coach
Not Pictured: Justin Gourley Not Pictured: Nate Buhler Not Pictured: Caleb Blancher
Not Pictured: Mike McMahon, Asst. Coach Dave Pomane, Asst. Coach Brandon Martin, Asst. Coach Zac Farnam Head Coach
Travis Scott Asst. Coach
Brandon McDaniel Asst. Coach
Friday, Sept. 18 vs. Freeman: 7 p.m. - Newport High School Friday, Sept. 25 vs. Lakeside: 7 p.m. - Lakeside High School Friday, Oct. 2 vs. Deer Park: 7 p.m. - Deer Park High School Friday, Oct. 9 vs. Medical Lake: 7 p.m. - Newport High School Friday, Oct. 16 vs. Colville: 7 p.m. - Colville High School Friday, Oct. 23 vs. Chewelah: 7 p.m. - Chewelah High School Friday, Oct. 30 vs. Riverside: 7 p.m. - Newport High School
Newport volleyball
Additional observations: Assistant coach Paul Anselmo, who was commenting because head coach Shane Douglas was out of town on business, said, “This is a great group of hardworking young men, they are working hard and getting better every day, while gaining valuable experience at the varsity level. I expect us to come on strong as the season progresses and surprise a lot of
people along the way.” Head coach: Shane Douglas Age: 48
Coaching experience: Douglas has six years coaching experience with four years as head coach at Priest River. Occupation: Self-employed business owner
Athletic experience: All sports, graduated from and played for Priest River Lamanna High School Assistant coaches: Paul Anselmo, Tyler Douglas, Jimmy Koch, Jesse Hellinger, RC Akre
Friday, Sept. 18 vs. Libby: 7 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Friday, Sept. 25 vs. St. Maries: 7 p.m. - St. Maries High School Friday, Oct. 9 vs. Timberlake: 7 p.m. - Timberlake High School
From Page 3b over 40 players. The girls are sweet, positive and so fun to hang out with,” coach Stratton said. “They are also willing to work hard at practice and try new things we (coaches) are asking of them.” Head coach: Lori Stratton Age: 43 Coaching experience: Stratton has coached 19 years in the Newport School District, coaching volleyball, softball, basketball and track
Friday, Oct. 16 vs. Bonners Ferry: 7 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
in the high school and middle school, as well as basketball and club volleyball for elementary kids.
Friday, Oct. 23 vs. Kellogg: 7 p.m. - Kellogg High School
Occupation: Maki Ranck Administrative secretary Junior #13 at Stratton Elementary School
Audrey Price Junior #14
Athletic experience: High school volleyball, basketball,
Assistant coaches: Carlyn Barton, Amanda Smith
Lori Stratton Head Coach
track
priest river volleyball Coaching experience: This is Goins’ third year as Priest River’s head volleyball coach. She coached basketball and volleyball for three years at the junior varsity level, and coach basket-
ball at junior high. Occupation: Owner of the Breakfast Hut in Priest River. Athletic experience: Goins played basketball at Spokane Falls Com-
From Page 4b
munity College and at Priest River Lamanna High School. Assistant coach: Amy Baxter from Tri Cities, also former volleyball player
Wednesday, Sept. 16 vs. Lakeside: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Deer Park: 6:30 p.m. - Deer Park High School
Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Reardan: 12:30 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
Thursday, Sept. 24 vs. Medical Lake: 4:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. St. Maries: 7 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. Colville: 6:30 p.m. - Colville High School
Thursday, Sept. 24 vs. Timberlake: 6:30 p.m. - Timberlake High School
Thursday, Oct. 1 vs. Chewelah: 6:30 p.m. - Chewelah High School
Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. St. George’s: 6:30 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
Tuesday, Oct. 6 vs. Riverside: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 1 vs. Kellogg: 6:30 p.m. - Kellogg High School
Thursday, Oct. 8 vs. Freeman: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 8 vs. Bonners Ferry: 6:30 p.m. - Bonners Ferry High School
Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Lakeside: 6:30 p.m. - Lakeside High School
Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Timberlake: 6:30 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
Thursday, Oct. 15 vs. Deer Park: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
Thursday, Oct. 15 vs. Kootenai: 7 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. Medical Lake: 6:30 p.m. - Medical Lake Thursday, Oct. 22 vs. Colville: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School
priest river cross country
Tuesday, Oct. 27 vs. Chewelah: 6:30 p.m. - Newport High School Thursday, Oct. 29 vs. Riverside: 6:30 p.m. - Riverside High School
From Page 4b
Key losses: Josh Marks and all of the junior boys who did not join us again this year.
Newport cross county From Page 3b Saturday, Sept. 19 at Runners Soul Erik Anderson Invite: TBA - Plantes Ferry Wednesday, Sept. 30 vs. Freeman, Lakeside: 4 pm. - Newport Thursday, Oct. 1 at Ivan Benson Invite: 4:15 p.m. - Priest River Saturday, Oct. 3 at Can Am Invite: TBA - Kettle Falls Wednesday, Oct. 7 vs. Chewelah and Deer Park : 4 p.m. - Deer Park Saturday, Oct. 10 at William Johnson Sandpoint Invite : 11:30 a.m. - Riley Creek Campground Wednesday, Oct. 14 vs. Medical Lake: 4 p.m. - Medical Lake Wednesday, Oct. 21 vs. Riverside, Colville: 4 p.m. - Colville
Overall projection of team’s chances in the Intermountain League: Second or third respectfully. “Not bad for a young team,” Clark said. Strengths: Being a young and very hard working team. These kids communicate and are there everyday on
time ready to go. Weaknesses: Being young Additional comments/observations: “These boys are the best group of kids from front to back that I have had in years. Can’t wait to see how they do during the season,” Clark said. Head coach: Lance Clark Age: 38
Coaching experience: 18 year total, including assisting at North Idaho College and Lake City High School Teaching experience: PE Teacher at Priest River Elementary and Priest River Junior High Athletic experience: 31 years in baseball, track, basketball and cross country Assistant coaches: Volunteers Josh Marks and Annette Marks
Thursday, Oct. 29 at NEA District Meet: TBA - Chewelah Golf Course
Saturday, Sept. 19 at Mountain West Classic : 9 a.m. - University of Montana, Missoula Thursday, Oct. 1 at Ivan Benson Invite: 4:15 p.m. - Priest River
Newport girls soccer
Saturday, Oct. 10 vs. Sandpoint High School : 9:15 a.m. - Riley Creek Campground Thursday, Oct. 15 vs. Kellogg High School : 3 p.m. - Pinhurst Golf Course
From Page 3b
Rebecca Malcolm Junior #6
Thursday, Oct. 22 at Districts: TBA - Faragut State Park, Athol
Rhianna Knorr Senior #13
Head coach: Jeremy Lewis Age: 46 Coaching experience: Seven years as Newport head coach; 12
Samantha Siemsen Junior #2
Stephanie Huang Sophomore #4
TaylorAnn Belton Senior #5
Tessa Pillars Sophomore #3
Tiara Hamberg Sophomore #15
Violet Gay Junior #15
Jeremy Lewis Head Coach
years in youth/ select soccer Occupation: Family physician Athletic experience: Multiple sports
8b
| September 16, 2015
ThE mineR
priest river boys soccer From Page 4b Key losses: Levi Maltba Marcus Weiler graduated. Overall projection of team’s chances in the Intermountain League: The team has potential and talent to compete with each of the league teams, coach Rob Lawler said. Strengths: Strong nucleus of returning players, new players are pushing the returning players to keep their starting rolls.
Weaknesses: Not a deep bench, however the players are challenging each other for starting positions. Additional comments/observations: “The team has heart. This team is expected to be competitive in all of their matches,” coach Lawler said. Head coach: Rob Lawler Age: 44 Coaching experience: Assistant NNU Women’s Varsity (NCAA division II), Head Vallivue
varsity girls (4A), various recreation league experiences with multiple age groups. Occupation/Teaching experience: Currently Lawler is a Hydrologist. He previously taught high school Math. Athletic experience: Played soccer from 1st grade through four years college (NAIA). Continued playing on adult league teams. Assistant coaches: Mike MacAlevy, Ezra Sears
Thursday, Sept. 17 vs. Northwest Christian: 4 p.m. - Northwest Christian
Boys: Hosted St. George’s Tuesday From Page 1B
We are looking forward to two nonleague games next week with St. George and Northwest Christian,” Lawler said. The Spartans hosted St. George’s Tues-
day, after The Miner went to press. They travel to Northwest Christian Thursday, Sept. 17 at 4 p.m. and travel to Northport Saturday, Sept. 19 to play at 1 p.m. they host Timberlake Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m.
Girls: Hosted Bonners Ferry Friday From Page 2B
Hernandez had five saves. The Spartans hosted Bonners Ferry Friday, Sept. 11, and lost 2-1. Priest River scored first at 17 minutes, on a goal by Brengle with an assist by Krampert. Bonners Ferry responded with goals at 25 minutes and 46 minutes.
Priest River had six shots on goal. Bonners had 11. Hernandez had seven saves for Priest River at the goal. Priest River was to travel to Stillwater Christian Saturday, but results were not available by press time. The Spartans host Coeur d’Alene Charter Thursday, Sept. 17 at 6 p.m., Kellogg Saturday, Sept. 19 at 1 p.m. and Timberlake Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 5 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Northport: 1 p.m. - Northport High School Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Timberlake: 7 p.m. - Timberlake High School Friday, Sept. 25 vs. Valley Christian: 6 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Saturday, Sept. 26 vs. Bonners Ferry: 1 p.m. - Bonners Ferry High School Saturday, Oct. 3 vs. St. George’s: 2 p.m. - St. George’s High School Monday, Oct. 5 vs. St. Maries: 4 p.m. - St. Maries High School Tuesday, Oct. 6 vs. Bonners Ferry: 6 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Friday, Oct. 9 vs. Orofino: 2 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School
priest river girls soccer From Page 4B
Top prospects: Avery Summers, Alyssa Carey, Melissa Krampert, Tabitha Wilson
Weaknesses: “Half the team is new to our team and soccer as a sport,” Dallenbach said.
Key losses: Angel Clark, Elisa Williams, Brianna Novak, Angie Taylor and Jordan Broesch all graduated last year.
Additional comments/observations: “It will be a slow start but as a team we are great at working together to get things done. It will be fun to see the new additions to our team find their place,” Dallenbach said.
Overall projection of team’s chances in the Intermountain League: Coach Dallenbach expects the Spartans to finish third. Strengths: Great new athletes
Head coach: Melissa Dallenbach
Age: 31 Coaching experience: Four years as girls varsity soccer coach at Priest River Lamanna High School; also an assistant girls basketball coach. Teaching experience: Fifth year teaching math at Priest River Lamanna High School
Newport: Travled to Freeman From Page 1B
“Defensively we were pretty solid and Gracie StrangeOwl , Taylor Belton, Aryonna Willoughby all contributed,” Lewis said. Newport beat Kellogg 4-1 Thursday, Sept. 10. “We started out kinda sluggish but overall controlled the game throughout,” Lewis said. Faith Rosen scored two, Lewis had one, and Emily Jurgens scored a goal. “Our goalie Tiara Hamberg played well and is getting better and more confidence with time. Stephanie played solid as usual in our middle,” Lewis said. Newport fell to Clarkston 7-1 Saturday, Sept. 12. “Clarkston had a lot of skilled kids
with speed that we could not match,” Lewis said. “We held our own for about 20 minutes but then their speed wore us down. We got a good look at how the game should be played and hopefully we are better in the long run for it.” Overall Lewis is pleased, even with the loss. “Our effort was good and that is what I ask,” he said. Tiara Hamberg at goalie had plenty of action and experience. Faith Rosen had a corner kick in the 79th minute that she scored off of to avoid the shutout. “We start league play next week and should be ready,” Lewis said. Newport traveled to Freeman Tuesday, after The Miner to press. They host Lakeside Thursday at 4 p.m., and then travel to Deer Park Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 4 p.m.
Athletic experience: Played soccer, basketball and softball in high school
Thursday, Sept. 17 vs. Coeur d’Alene Charter : 6 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Kellogg: 1 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Timberlake: 5 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Thursday, Sept. 24 vs. Kettle Falls: 4 p.m. - Kettle Falls High School Saturday, Sept. 26 vs. Bonners Ferry: 11 a.m. - Bonners Ferry High School Tuesday, Sept. 29 vs. St. George’s: 6 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Thursday, Oct. 1 vs. St. Maries: 4 p.m. - St. Maries High School Saturday, Oct. 3 vs. Newport: 1 p.m. - Priest River Lamanna High School Wednesday, Oct. 7 vs. St. George’s: 4 p.m. - St. George’s High School
Being Smart just got 3x Easier.
The Miner you can’t miss In Print | Online | On The Go Learn about it at www.pendoreillerivervalley.com
or call 509-447-2433 Newport Miner & Gem State
Miner