Moses Lake 10u Coyotes runner-up in Coeur d'Alene
Courtesy photo Moses Lake 10u Coyotes were runners-up at the Coeur d'Alene Hockey Tournament.
COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — The Moses Lake 10u Coyotes participated in the Coeur d’Alene Hockey Tournament this past weekend, bringing home a second-place finish.
The Coyotes began the tournament pool play against Coeur d’Alene #3 with a 5-3 win on Friday night. Saturday brought two more games that would decide their placement on Sunday.
The Coyotes first match-up Saturday was against Moscow Black. It was a tight 1-1 game late into the third period when Moscow scored the game-winner, 2-1. The Coyotes were in a must-win situation against Missoula Saturday night, a game which would ultimately decide who was going to the 1st/2nd place game versus Christeros Christian Academy.
Missoula opened the scoring and went up 1-0 early, but Moses Lakes goaltender Wyatt Horst and the defense took over from there not allowing another goal. Zane Harden and Travis Shearer lead the offensive charge, scoring five unanswered goals leading to a 5-1 victory and a birth into the championship game.
In the championship against Christeros, Moses Lake showed a lot of heart, but fell short 6-2. Moses Lake 10u finishes up the season this Saturday at Larsen Rec Center with two games against Tri-Cities.
Moses Lake, Shorecrest and Cascade High Schools Crowned WSBPA High School Varsity Bowling Champions
Submitted by Greg Olsen
SPOKANE — Moses Lake, Shorecrest and Cascade High Schools emerged victorious after two days of competition at 52nd Annual Washington State Bowling Proprietors’ Association (WSBPA), State High School Varsity Bowling Championships at Lilac Lanes in Spokane.
In the singles event competition, Alex Wallis (Mark Morris), Makayla Hoover (Shadle Park), Brian Applonie (John Rogers), Leslee Wilson (Shadle Park)., emerged victorious in their respective divisions.
24 five-person teams laced up their shoes competing in three divisions along with 46 bowlers competing in a singles event.
More than 1,000 student-athletes statewide participated during the bowling season. Now in its 52nd year, this is the second longest running High School Bowling Championship in America, following only New York.
The Washington State Bowling Proprietors’ Association is a State Chapter of the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America based in Arlington, Texas.