* FOOTBALL

KELLOGG - Preston Rhodes rushed for 120 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Timberlake Tigers past the Kellogg Wildcats 56-20 in Intermountain League play on Friday night at Teeters Field.

Daniel Buck and Keegan Scott added 81 and 78 yards rushing, respectively, for Timberlake. The Tigers amassed 493 yards of total offense.

"We got going a little slow on defense tonight," Timberlake coach Roy Albertson said. "We let them score first, but offensively we scored right away and then put up 28 consecutive points."

Albertson said the Tigers' defense is the bend-don't-break variety.

"We made some key stops and forced them to turn the ball over. On the other side of the ball, this was our best offensive performance of the season," he said.

Dakota Rice completed 5 of 8 passes for 102 yards and a touchdown to Austin Allen in the first quarter for Timberlake (2-3, 1-0 IML), which hosts Bonners Ferry on Friday.

Timberlake 14 14 21 7 - 56

Kellogg 6 8 0 6 - 20

Scoring plays for Kellogg unavailable

TL - Austin Allen 30 pass from Dakota Rice (Keegan Scott kick).

TL - Preston Rhodes 8 run (Scott kick).

TL -Daniel Buck 48 run (Scott kick).

TL - Quinton Reece 7 run (Scott kick).

TL -Rhodes 70 kick return (Scott kick).

TL - Buck 4 run (Scott kick).

TL - Allen 1 run (Scott kick).

TL - Rhodes 48 run (Scott kick).

Priest River 27

St. Maries 24

PRIEST RIVER - Priest Rivers' Cameron Riley and St. Maries' Luke Feasline went toe-to-toe in a quarterback duel, which went down to the wire and the host Spartans came out on top.

Riley completed 14 of 22 passes for 169 yards to go along with 179 yards rushing and three touchdowns.

Feasline went 24 for 29 with 274 yards passing and four touchdowns.

"That was a good high school football game," St. Maries coach Craig Tefft said. "Both teams came out competitive and made plays. Priest River (3-2) just made a few more plays than us and that's why they got the win."

St. Maries (2-3) plays at Grangeville next Friday.

St. Maries 0 12 6 6 - 24

Priest River 6 8 7 6 - 27

PR - Cameron Riley 25 run (R.C. Akre kick failed)

SM - Jordan Stapleton 9 pass from Luke Feasline (Blake Lyons kick failed)

PR - Riley 50 run (Riley to Akre)

SM - Brad Bauer 31 pass from Feasline (Two point try failed)

SM - Bauer 12 pass from Feasline (Feasline pass failed)

PR - Akre 90 kickoff return (Akre kick)

PR - Riley 3 run (Akre kick failed)

SM - Bauer 13 pass from Feasline (Lyons kick failed)

Clark Fork 70

Lakeside 36

PLUMMER - Matt Stensgar caught four passes for 154 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 124 yards for the Knights in a loss to the Wampus Cats in a North Star League game.

"I thought we played pretty well," Lakeside coach Ron Miller said. "It was a six-point game with six minutes to go in the third, then it blew up on us and it got out of hand."

Hunter Kolar had a 4-yard touchdown catch from Jonathon Nomee, who threw four touchdowns for Lakeside (0-4, 0-2 NSL), which hosts Kootenai next Friday.

Clark Fork (2-4, 1-2) travels to Mullan on Thursday.

Clark Fork 14 14 30 12 - 70

Lakeside 8 16 6 6 - 36

Clark Fork names not available

LS - Matt Stengar 35 pass from Jonathon Nomee (Gauthier run)

CF - 4 yd run (run good)

CF - 2 run (run failed)

CF - 2 run (run failed)

LS - Stensgar 55 pass from Nomee (Kohler pass from Nomee)

CF - 45 yard pass (run failed)

LS - Stengar 64 pass from Nomee (Flemming pass from Nomee)

LS - Hunter Kohler 4 pass from Nomee (run failed)

CF - 2 run (run good)

CF - 37 yard pass (pass good)

CF - 45 yard fumble return (run failed)

CF - 19 interception return (run good)

CF - 21 yard run (run failed)

CF - 59 yard run (run failed)

LS - Scotz 20 run (run failed)

* VOLLEYBALL

Wallace d.

Kootenai

HARRISON FLATS - Emily Nelson had 17 assists as the Miners (2-14, 1-5) defeated the Warriors 27-25, 20-25, 25-21, 25-22 in a North Star League match late Thursday.

Brie Benson had 16 kills and two blocks, Ellison Schultz 27 assists, three kills and two aces and Megan McGuire five kills and two digs for Kootenai (2-9, 1-6 NSL), which travels to Coeur d'Alene Charter on Tuesday.

Jordan Browning had eight kills and three blocks and Shelby Majszak added four aces for Wallace (2-14, 1-5), which travels to Mullan on Tuesday.