WALLACE FOOTBALL  

- 9/20 

Wallace 82 St. John Endicott 14 

SILVERTON — The Miners rebounded nicely following last week’s loss to Lakeside with an absolute drumming of St. John Endicott at Sather Field.  

Freshman quarterback Cooper Miller ran for four touchdowns and junior Alex Grubbs accounted for three touchdowns for the Miners. Senior receiver Julian Davis caught two touchdowns in the win.  

The Miners (4-1) have their bye this week, as they prepare for a huge road contest against the Genesee Bulldogs on October 4, that could have major postseason implications. 

ST. REGIS-MULLAN FOOTBALL  

- 9/20 

St. Regis-Mullan 48 Superior 28 

SUPERIOR –– The Tigers jumped on the Bobcats in the first half, taking a 42-22 lead into the intermission. 

The second half was much more competitive, with both teams scoring just six points.  

The Tigers move to 3-1 on the season, but they’ll face their toughest test of the year when they host undefeated Seeley-Swan this week at St. Regis High School.  

KELLOGG VOLLEYBALL  

- 9/17 

Orofino d. Kellogg 

KELLOGG — The Wildcats suffered their first loss in Central Idaho League play, falling 25-22, 25-20, 25-15 to the Maniacs at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Jordyn Stutzke had 25 digs and two aces, Ragen Oertli seven assists, Dani Hendrikson six kills and Aubree Groth four blocks for Kellogg (9-2, 4-1 CIL), which hosts Wallace on Thursday. 

Orofino now holds the potential tiebreaker over the Wildcats, should the teams finish their league schedules with only one loss.  

- 9/19 

Kellogg d. Wallace 

KELLOGG — Dani Hendrikson had 13 kills and three blocks for the Wildcats in a 25-11, 25-13, 25-13 win over the Miners at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“We were running a pretty quick offense, so our setters were able to get the ball to our hitters in good spots tonight,” Kellogg coach Stephanie Batchelder said. 

Ella Yrjana had 12 assists and six aces, Paige Yrjana 11 digs for Kellogg. 

WALLACE VOLLEYBALL  

- 9/18 

Wallace d. St. Regis 

WALLACE — Kayden Stutzke had 19 assists, Aubrey Birdsell 12 assists and three aces for the Miners in a 25-11, 25-19, 25-16 win over the Tigers at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Kylee Phillips had 10 kills and two aces, Amie Strange nine digs, and Bethany Phillips three aces for Wallace. 

KELLOGG FOOTBALL  

- 9/20 

Timberlake 61 Kellogg 14 

KELLOGG — Jonathan Hansen rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown, and the Tigers churned out 444 yards on the ground in the nonleague win over the Wildcats at Teeters Field. 

The Wildcats, who came into the game following a huge win over St. Maries the week before, were hapless on defense as the Tigers continuously pounded the ball right through the heart of Kellogg’s defensive line.  

After a competitive first quarter, the floodgates burst for the Tigers, who erupted for 27 points in the frame.

When the Wildcats did have the ball, they couldn’t get out of their own way, racking up numerous penalties that erased big plays and put them in difficult down and distance situations.  

“Our offensive line ... the way we block stuff is not easy,” Timberlake coach Kelly Amos said. “They have progressed so far; they’re the reason why we had over 400 yards rushing.” 

Jeremy Hurlbert had four sacks for Timberlake, Ryker Brennan two interceptions and two rushing touchdowns, Westin Herbert one pick. 

Sophomore quarterback Porter Lewis, who spent the majority of the game scrambling to create opportunities, finished with 162 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions for the Wildcats. Draedan Taylor and Coleman Blalack caught touchdowns for Kellogg in the loss.  

Kellogg travels to Orofino this week for a Central Idaho League game. 

Timberlake 7 27 13 14 — 61  

Kellogg 0 6 8 0 — 14  

First quarter TL — Caydan Knight 20 run (Archer Higgins kick) 

Second quarter TL — Jonathan Hansen 5 run (Hansen run) TL — Ryker Brennan 5 run (Higgins kick) TL — Knight 20 run (kick failed) Kell — 6-yd pass (two-point conversion failed) TL — Hansen 80 kickoff return (kick failed)  

Third quarter TL — Knight 8 run (kick good) TL — Westin Herbert 1 run (kick failed) Kell — Coleman Blalack 7 pass (Wyatt Storey run) 

Fourth quarter TL — Herbert 7 run (Higgins kick) TL — Brennan 16 run (Higgins kick)  

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — TL, Hansen 14-129, Herbert 12-94, Knight 12-88, Shively 4-37, Brennan 4-32, Vallieres 2-22, VanGundy 4-22, Hendren 2-20. Kell, A Lewis 11-39, McDonald 1-8. 

PASSING — TL, Vallieres 5-9-0-53, Brennan 2-20-28. Kell, P. Lewis 15-26-3-162. 

RECEIVING — TL, Brennan 1-30, Knight 1-20, Simmons 2-14, Shively 1-8, Herbert 1-6, Dykeman 1-3. Kell, McDonald 3-53, Blalack 5-53, Taylor 5-47, Storey 1-14, A. Lewis 1- minus-5.