Men’s Games
Robbie Lashly, of Orofino, became the first Lashly to achieve a 300! Robbie bowled the 300 at Orchards Lanes on Tuesday, March 23. His first game was a 187, the second game a 279 then he rolled the 300. Robbie had 23 out of 24 strikes in a row. This is his second year in adult league. His pa…
The Maniac Cheer Team traveled to Nampa on March 19 to compete in the 2A state cheer competition. Although the 2A state title went to Oakley for the fourth straight year, the Maniac Cheer Team did an exceptional job in their routines. They placed sixth in Show and Stunt, eigth in Pom and nin…
Orofino Progressive Jiu-Jitsu group competed in the Grappling Industries, Jiu-Jitsu tournament on April 2 in Helena, MT.
Orofino’s Brayden Turcott pitched a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts and one walk on Saturday, March 27, against Priest River on the Maniacs’ home field. Orofino beat Priest River 4-0 for a three-game sweep of a nonleague baseball series.
Orofino’s Brayden Turcott had two triples and a double while Orofino didn’t make any errors as the Maniacs shut out Priest River in a doubleheader 10-0 and 20-0 on Friday, March 26 in Orofino.
The Gun Club had a good turn out on the March 27, .22 rifle shoot, with about 20 shooters. The weather was almost warm, but the wind was blowing. We had shooters from northern Idaho shoot again. Everyone had a good time. The next 22 long rifle shoot will be on April 24.
Congratulations to KLER’s Maniac Pizza Factory Player of the Game recipients last week: Bodey Howell and Brayden Turcott!
Orofino’s Peyton Cochran tallied three hits and the Maniacs secured 15 runs in the opening inning as it saw its first win of the season.
Kaycee Hudson had a three-inning one-hitter in the opener for Orofino, and saw two triples and a double in the second game as the Lady Maniacs beat the Priest River Lady Spartans in a nonleague doubleheader on Saturday, March 27 in Orofino.
Men’s Games
Orofino placed second in a meet at Kamiah on Tuesday, March 23. Lewiston placed first and Kamiah came in third.
Orofino won a nonleague doubleheader against the Bonners Ferry Badgers on Friday, March 19, on the Maniacs’ homefield. Pitching for the Maniacs were Jaron Christopherson and Rylan Larson. Christopherson had six strikeouts in six innings in Game 1, while Larson struck out 10 in Game 2.
LAPWAI — Four athletes won three events Saturday, March 20 at the Kendrick Invitational at Lapwai High School.
Orofino’s Brayden Turcott allowed just one hit and struck out six batters as the Maniacs beat the Bonners Ferry Badgers in a nonleague game at Orofino on Saturday, March 20.
Shane Harris 237, 229, 213; Bob Grubb 232; Shawn Prall 229, 216; Robbie Lashly 225, 224, 204; Mani Tuikolovatu 225; Vince Frazier 223; Bobby Hickle 217, 201; Bill Allen 213; Harold Kerly 211; Tom Upton 209; Robert Baugh 202; Mike Miller 200.
Orofino/Pierce Gun Club junior members competing at the Camas Prairie Trap Shoot in Walla Walla, WA. last weekend. Shown (l to r) are: Johnathan Wicks, Alex Powers, Tucker Stevens and Hunter Litchi. (Not pictured is Bruce Bradley)
Congratulations to KLER’s Pizza Factory Player of the Game winners so far this year:  Joe Sparano, Brayden Turcott, Dash Barlow, Rylan Larson and Jaron Christopherson, who will be pictured next week.
Let the tennis matches begin…
Orofino played the Timberlake Tigers on Saturday, March 13. The team lost Saturday’s home conference game against Timberlake (Spirit Lake) by a score of 21-11.
Congratulations to KLER’s Maniac Pizza Factory Player of the Game Winners last week: Dash Barlow and Joe Sparano. The youngster Dash Barlow burst onto the scene with a double over the head of the Bengals’ center fielder in his very first at-bat hitting clean-up in the opener, bringing across…
The will be competing Friday morning at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. They took first in all four of their events: Pom, Show, Sideline and Stunt, in the 2A division at districts in Lewiston on Feb. 27. This also got them the 2A Grand Champion award at that meet as well.
Orofino won a nonleague doubleheader against Lakeland on the Maniacs’ field on Friday, March 12.
Shawn Prall 255, 245, 241; Mel Bangle 244, 224, 211; Bob Grubb 224; Robert Baugh 223; Shane Harris 215, 212; Bobby Hickle 215; Rodney Bonner 209, 202; Mone Tuikolovatu 209; Harold Kerly 205; Vince Frazier 203; Mike Miller 201.
The Central Idaho All League Girls Basketball All Stars team members have been announced. They include: MVP- Sydnie Zywina, Orofino; Grace Beardin, Orofino; Camden Barger, Grangeville; Jenna Holder, St. Maries; Sami Badgett, St. Maries and Bailey Vanderwall, Grangeville.
The Orofino youth baseball registration will be March 15, 18, 22, and 23, at Orofino Elementary School, 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The Timberline Spartans played their first game at State in the 1A Division II classification on Wednesday, March 3 at Caldwell High School against the Richfield Tigers. Timberline fought a great battle to the end, with a final score of 53 for Richfield, 52 for Timberline.
The Orofino/Pierce Gun Club had their biggest weekend of the year hosting area shooters at the Gavin Ehlinger/Don Rayner Memorial Trap Shoot and shooting in the ninth week of the Camas Prairie 10 Week Shoot.
Bobby Hickle 232; Clay Prall 225; Hank Greber 224, 200; Shawn Prall 224; Bob Grubb 219; Mike Miller 211, 201; Jim Lashly 206; Mike Paul 203.
The Orofino Youth Baseball registration will be March 15, 18, 22, and 23, at Orofino Elementary School, 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The Timberline Spartans defeated the Kendrick Tigers with a score of 39 for the Spartans and 34 for the Tigers, in a Class 1A Division II boys’ basketball district loser-out tournament game played Tuesday, Feb. 23 at Timberline.
The Orofino/Pierce Gun Club comes alive and has eight shooters post perfect scores of 25 enabling them to score a perfect 75 in the eighth week of the Camas Prairie 10 Week Shoot.
Shawn Prall 259, 230, 201; Robert Baugh 237; Mike Miller 227; Mike Paul 225; Bob Grubb 217, 202; Chris Mayberry 217; Bobby Hickle 215, 203; Mel Bangle 214; Jim Lashly 204; Clay Prall 204; Sam Lester 203.
The Orofino Junior High Wrestling team competed at the Sacajawea Middle School in Lewiston on Tuesday, Feb. 23.
OHS had five participants wrestling at the district meet on Saturday, Feb. 20 in St. Maties qualifying four of those five for the state Tournament.
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The Grangeville Bulldogs rallied for a win against the Maniacs, after trailing by two points following three quarters in a loser-out game of the 2A Distrct I-II playoffs played at Grangeville, Monday, Feb. 22
Timberline’s Jaron Christopherson had 11 points and went 5-of-5 from the line for the Spartans (9-10) in a Class 1A Division II district playoff game Monday, Feb. 22 at Deary.
After another week in the Camas Prairie 10 Week Shoot the Orofino/Pierce Gun Club watches their members once again post more near perfect 24’s than the needed perfect 25’s. The club only achieved three 25’s while needing four but had six near perfect 24’s. The club is in fifth place just thr…
A spring sports parent meeting will be held at Orofino Junior/Senior High School on Tuesday, March 2, at the OJSHS Gym, 7-8 p.m.Â
Chase Hunter passed to Rylan Larson for an inside basket with seconds remaining to give Timberline a win in a Class 1A Division II district tournament game against Kendrick on Saturday, Feb. 20 on the Spartans’ home court. This victory earned the Spartans their spot in the winners’ bracket final.
Our apologies to Orofino Cheer Team member Alyssa Tannahill. The Clearwater Tribune identified her incorrectly in the Feb. 17 photo caption for the Orofino Cheer Team members and their recent awards.
After a close opening quarter, the Kamiah Kubs pulled away in the second and never looked back en route to a nonleague victory against Orofino on Tuesday, February 9 at Kamiah.
Orofino’s Sydnie Zywina came up with 22 points, seven rebounds, three steals and one assist for Orofino in a Class 2A District I-II title eliminator, but the Maniacs narrowly fell to St. Maries on Tuesday, Feb. 9 in Orofino.
The Lady Maniacs lost to St. Maries in a Central Idaho League game played Friday, Feb. 12 in St. Maries, with a final score of 53-38. Orofino fought a hard battle in the game, and gave it their all throughout the season, showing the true Maniac spirit! The team is 7-10 overall.
During the Central Idaho League girls district basketball hosted by Orofino on Tuesday night Feb. 9 it was a rubber match battle to try and extend the season between the Lady Maniacs and St. Maries. It was thought that whoever might have the strongest inside play and give second or even thir…
The Spartans gave Deary its first league loss in a Whitepine League Division II game played Thursday, Feb. 11 on Timberline’s home court.
The Orofino youth baseball program will be meeting at Ponderosa in the banquet room Thursday, Feb. 25, at 5:30 p.m.
Despite the wintery conditions the Orofino/Pierce Gun Club has moved into fifth place in the Camas Prairie 10 Week Shoot.
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