PREP ROUNDUP: Timberlake slows it down, runs past Lakeside
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 3 years, 8 months AGO
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
SPIRIT LAKE — After being in a hurry for the first half, Timberlake dedicated the second half to slowing down and playing at its own pace.
Slow, fast, whatever it might be, Timberlake’s still pretty good.
Freshman Malia Miller scored nine of her 17 points in the third quarter and sophomore Marissa Needs had seven of her 10 in the third as the Tigers beat the visiting Lakeside Knights 63-18 on Wednesday.
“In the first half, we kind of rushed some shots,” Timberlake coach Matt Miller said. “We did a better job of shooting on our terms and ended up shooting a better percentage after that. Lakeside was battling, but the ball wasn’t falling for either team in the first quarter.”
Timberlake (14-2) hosts Sandpoint on Tuesday.
Senior Arianna Havier-Gorr and freshman Kyleigh Wolfe scored six points each for Lakeside (10-3), which travels to Bonners Ferry on Friday.
Lakeside 6 9 1 2 — 18
Timberlake 11 20 22 10 — 63
LAKESIDE — Pluff 0, Wolfe 6, Rivera 4, Thomas 0, Allen 0, Matt 0, Lowley 2, Havier-Gorr 6, Lambert 0.
TIMBERLAKE — C. Soumas 4, Dickinson 4, Young 6, Nelson 4, MacArthur 6, Simpson 6, S. Soumas 0, Needs 10, Miller 17, Chase 6.
• WRESTLING
Lakeland 60
Moscow 24
RATHDRUM — Kaleb Hammer (132 pounds), John Meredith (138) and,Thayer Sabatke (145) won by pin for the Hawks, who received forfeits in seven weights to beat the Bears at Lakeland High.
Lakeland travels to Sandpoint on Friday for the annual Battle for the Paddle spirit dual at 6 p.m.
98 — double forfeit. 106 — Jaren Knopp, LL, by forfeit. 113 — Alex Palmer, Mos, p. Duke Williamson, 5:48. 120 — Matt Williams, LL, by forfeit. 126 — Jason Swam, Mos, p. Justin Baxter, 2:20. 132 — Kaleb Hammer, LL, p. Sam Young, 1:06. 138 — John Meredith, LL, p. Conn Perryman, 1:53. 145 — Thayer Sabatke, LL, p. Cameron Vogl, 1:27. 152 — Diego Deaton, Mos, p. Owen Rose, 3:20. 160 — Erik Gulbrandsen, Mos, p. Wyatt Berger, 2:57. 170 — Dylan Scott, LL, by forfeit. 182 — Hans Pluid, LL, by forfeit. 195 — Bradley Grubham, LL, by forfeit. 220 — Devon Howell, LL, by forfeit. 285 — Preston Jeffs, LL, by forfeit.
Kellogg 50
St. Maries 27
ST. MARIES — Aiden Figueroa (98 pounds), Kolter Wood (126), Jayce Garcia (160) and Tanner Lee (195) won by pin for the Wildcats in a dual with the Lumberjacks at St. Maries High.
Jaeger Hall won by technical fall for Kellogg, which moved to the 2A classification this fall.
Jackson Nantell (220) and Landon Warren (285) won by pin for St. Maries.
Both teams will compete in the Clearwater Classic this Friday and Saturday at Lewiston High.
98 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, p. Peyton Lingo, :43. 106 — Chase Scribner, Kell, by forfeit. 113 — Dalton Coburn, Kell, by forfeit. 120 — Ricky Haralson, Kell, by forfeit. 126 — Kolter Wood, Kell, p. Landon Tweedy, 2:48. 132 — Jaeger Hall, Kell, tf. Zach David, 16-0. 138 — Brock Anderson, SM, d. Kolby Lemmon, 9-4. 145 — Jerrett Brebner, SM, d. Andrew Lewis, 8-3. 152 — Brady Vergobbi, Kell, d. Kody Tefft, 11-9. 160 — Jayce Garcia, Kell, p. Connor Gomez, 1:19. 170 — Trey Gibson, SM, d. Ramsey Rainio, 5-3. 182 — Zack Sotin, SM, by forfeit. 195 — Tanner Lee, Kell, p. Rustle Brusseau, 4:32. 220 — Jackson Nantell, SM, p. Kyle VanVleet, :36. 285 — Landon Warren, SM, p. Russell Fields, 1:06.
• BOYS BASKETBALL
Kellogg 73
Wallace 28
WALLACE — Kolby Luna scored 21 points for the Wildcats in a nonleague win over the Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Riply Luna, who scored 41 points in Tuesday’s game against visiting Lakeland, had 19 for Kellogg (10-3), which has won six straight games.
Brad Tesky scored 14 points for Wallace (3-8), which hosts Priest River on Friday.
Kellogg travels to Grangeville on Friday, then faces Orofino on Saturday in Central Idaho League play.
Kellogg 23 21 21 8 — 73
Wallace 6 8 7 7 — 28
KELLOGG — R. Luna 19, K. Luna 21, Miller 8, Whatcott 9, McLean 2, Coburn 5, Maciosek 0, O’Neil 0, Robinson 3, Hendrix 4, Taylor 2.
WALLACE — Tesky 14, Ritchey 2, J. Davis 2, Morden 0, D. Davis 2, Schmidt 0, Hasz 8, Cleveland 0.