Silver Valley Sports: Dec. 8 - 14

KELLOGG WRESTLING 

- 12/10 

RATHDRUM — Coeur d’Alene’s Rocco White (113 pounds), Cole Armstrong (126), Tanner George (132), Trevor Edwards (138), Dominic Prangley (144) and Brock Armstrong (190/215) went unbeaten on Wednesday in duals against the host Lakeland Hawks and Kellogg Wildcats at Lakeland High. 

Coeur d’Alene beat Kellogg 67-0, then topped Lakeland 47-32. 

Lake City’s James Vincent (215) and Connor Johnson (138) went unbeaten for the Timberwolves, who fell to Lakeland 51-20 and Kellogg 40-37. 

COEUR d’ALENE 67, KELLOGG 0 

98 — Micah Miller, Cd’A, by forfeit. 106 — Dylan Coulson, Cd’A, d. Nayton O’Neill, 10-9. 113 — Rocco White, Cd’A, p. Colton Storey, :40. 120 — Justus Peregrina, CdA, tf. Johnny Stovern, 18-1. 126 — Cole Armstrong, Cd’A, tf. Landyn Rollins, 15-0. 132 — Tanner George, Cd’A, p. Braden Hayes, 1:40. 138 — Trevor Edwards, Cd’A, p. Jackson Spry, :14. 144 — Dominic Prangley, Cd’A, d. Chase Scribner, 15-9. 150 — Logan Nitti, Cd’A, d. Jayce Haynes, 16-13. 157 — Finn Case, Cd’A, by forfeit. 165 — double forfeit. 175 — Ty Paulin, Cd’A, d. John Brownfield, 3-0. 190 — Brock Armstrong, Cd’A, p. Levi Brown, 1:31. 215 — Rylan Peterson, Cd’A, d. AJ Peak, 7-5. 285 — Carson Weber, Cd’A, by forfeit. 

KELLOGG 40, LAKE CITY 37 

98 — Miles Ellsworth, LC, by forfeit. 106 — Nayton O’Neill, Kell, by forfeit. 113 — Kevin Watson, Kell, p. Isaiah Aguilera, 1:15. 120 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, p. Enzo Attali, 3:28. 126 — Landyn Rollins, Kell, tf. Kyler Adams, 17-1. 132 — Solomon Crowley, LC, md. Braden Hayes, 18-8. 138 — Connor Johnson, LC, p. Jackson Spry, 2:41. 144 — Chase Scribner, Kell, p. Caden Ramey, 3:29. 150 — Jayce Haynes, Kell, p. Eli Gross, 5:14. 157 — Kellan Walther, LC, by forfeit. 165 — Tucker Bridwell, LC, by forfeit. 175 — John Brownfield, Kell, p. Kaleb Overstreet, :38. 190 — Chance Browne, LC, p. Levi Brown, :58. 215 — James Vincent, LC, d. A.J. Peak, 5-2. 285 — double forfeit. 

- 12/12-13 

GEORGE WILD MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT 

KELLOGG – The host Wildcats finished fourth overall as a team behind Sandpoint, St. Maries, and Timberlake respectively at the George Wild Tournament at Andrews Gymnasium on Saturday. 

Kellogg senior AJ Peak (215) won his bracket, but the Wildcats had three wrestlers, Colton Storey (113), Aiden Figueroa (120), and Chase Scribner (144) come up short in the finals.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 202.5. 2, St. Maries 175. 3, Timberlake 167. 4, Kellogg 153. 5, Clearwater Valley 146. 6, Coeur d’Alene 128.5. 7, Moscow 90.5. 8, Post Falls 90. 9, Priest River 81. 10 (tie), Boners Ferry, Eureka (Mont.) 80. 12, Soda Springs 74. 13, Kamiah 72. 14, Aberdeen 62.5. 15, Lakleand 46.5. 16, Grangeville 44. 17, Lakeside 27. 18, Kootenai 21. 19, Potlatch 20. 20, Kootenai Classical 18. 21, Lapwai 14.5. 22, Prairie 12. 

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES 

98 — Micah Miller, Coeur d’Alene, tf. Justin Hopkins, Priest River, 16-1. 106 — Tyler Wood, Sandpoint, d. Colton D’Avanzo Timberlake, 6-0. 113 — Wyatt Carey, Timberlake, d. Colton Storey, Kellogg, 11-8. 120 — Kaden Schaff, Kamiah, p. Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, :51. 126 — Zak Wood, Sandpoint, p. Hunter Grieve, Eureka, 5:08. 132 — Eian Schwecke, Moscow, d. Timothy Schmidt, Eureka, 11-6. 138 — Hunter Gamble, Clearwater Valley, p. Ethan Matthews, Bonners Ferry, 2:13. 144 — Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, d. Chase Scribner, Kellogg, 13-8. 150 — Zach David, St. Maries, tf. Eli Taylor, Sandpoint, 19-4. 157 — Chris Schmidt, Timberlake, d. Amado Stewart, St. Maries, 6-4. 165 — Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, md. Conner Christensen, Clearwater Valley, 14-6. 175 — Carter Loutzenhiser, Timberlake, p. Orrin Farmer, Grangeville, 3:11. 190 — Elijah Dilworth, Soda Springs, tf. Jeramiah Palmer, Sandpoint, 21-5. 215 — A.J. Peak, Kellogg, d. Darien Ratzlaff, Priest River, 4-0. 285 — Taylor Dodd, Bonners Ferry, p. William Bomba, Sandpoint, 5:26. 

THIRD PLACE MATCHES 98 — Bryan Patrick, Lakeland, p. Soren Hutchinson, Post Falls, 1:45. 106 — Nayton O’Neill, Kellogg, md. Colter Schoepp, Timberlake, 8-0. 113 — Kevin Watson, Kellogg, p. Reise Reardon, Post Falls, 2:35. 120 — Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, d. Jacob Rade, Timberlake, 5-1. 126 — Ashton Lewis, Kootenai, md. Luke Nelson, Clearwater Valley, 20-8. 132 — Peter Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, d. Kellen Garbett, Soda Springs, 13-10. 138 — Seth Federickson, Coeur d’Alene, d. Gage Haines, Timberlake, 3-0. 144 — Tanner Labrum, Kamiah, p. Colin Hickman, Eureka, 3:58. 150 — Jaxon Green, Clearwater Valley, p. Jager McWatters, Lakeland, 1:36. 157 — Gabe Halloran, St. Maries, p. Dayton Wooden, Aberdeen, 1:20. 165 — John Holman, Sandpoint, p. Caiden Addington, Sandpoint, 2:20. 175 — Joe Markuson, Moscow, p. Dominic Ratigan, Sandpoint, 1:21. 190 — Tannon Nelson, Aberdeen, md. Zack Sotin, St. Maries, 10-0. 215 — Rustle Brusseau, St. Maries, p. Julian Moffitt, Lakeside, 3:24. 285 — Archer Higgins, Timberlake, p. Lander Miltzkus, Clearwater Valley, 1:09. 

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 12/8 

Wallace 46 Clark Fork 20 

WALLACE — Junior Khepri Wood had 10 points, five rebounds and five steals as the Wallace Miners jumped on the Clark Fork Wampus Cats early en route to a 46-20 victory in Scenic Idaho Conference play Monday night at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Aubrey Birdsell had seven points, six rebounds and five steals for Wallace and Kylee Phillips had six points, 11 rebounds and three steals. 

Freshman Vanessa Rogier totaled eight points and 19 rebounds for Clark Fork. 

ClarkFork 2 7 4 7 — 20  

Wallace 18 11 8 9 — 46  

CLARK FORK — Petersen 2, Raynor 2, Stevens 2, Rogier 8, Scarlett 2, Mayorga 4. 

WALLACE — Au. Birdsell 7, Voorhees 5, Madore 2, M. Stutzke 2, Wood 10, K. Stutzke 0, Hanks 6, Delano 2, Al. Birdsell 6, Phillips 6. 

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 12/9 

Superior 47 Mullan 15 

SUPERIOR, Mont. — The visiting Tigers dropped to 0-3 on the season with loss to the Bobcats JV at Superior High. 

Mullan 3 4 2 6 — 15  

Superior 18 7 16 6 — 47  

MULLAN — Crandall 0, Morris 4, Blankenship 4, Niemi 3, Ullrich 0, Kostelich 0, Elliott 4. 

SUPERIOR — Jasper 16, White 12, Neu 2, Church 1, Shape 2, Ruthford 4, Erickson 8, Vanderplug 0, Nobles 2. 

- 12/10 

Clark Fork 42 Mullan 16 

MULLAN — Piper Scarlett scored 12 points for the Wampus Cats in a nonleague win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion. 

Avah Blankenship scored six points for Mullan. 

Vanessa Rogier scored eight points for Clark Fork. 

ClarkFork 15 4 12 11 — 42  

Mullan 5 2 2 7 — 16 

CLARK FORK — Peterson 2, Raynor 2, Stevens 8, Rogier 10, Scarlett 12, Mayorga 9. 

MULLAN — Crandall 0, Tirabasso 0, Morris 4, Blankenship 6, Niemi 2, Ullrich 2, Elliott 2. 

- 12/11 

Mullan 41 Timberlake C 20 

SPIRIT LAKE — Senior Avah Blankenship scored 16 points for the visiting Tigers in a win over the Tigers “C” team at Timberlake High. 

Freshman Lacie Morris scored 12 points for Mullan. 

Sophomore Saydie Green scored seven points for the Timberlake “C.” 

Mullan 13 5 9 12 — 41  

Timberlake ‘C’ 2 4 9 5 — 20  

MULLAN — Crandall 2, Tirabasso 0, Morris 12, Blankenship 16, Niemi 0, Ullrich 4, Kostelich 4, Elliott 2. 

TIMBERLAKE C — Harrington 6, Allaway 2, Reeves 0, Dirks 1, Fisher 0, Green 7, Miller 0, Fleener 4. 

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 12/9 

Lakeland 49 Kellogg 45 

RATHDRUM — Senior Jaron Yager totaled 18 points and eight rebounds as the host 5A Hawks held off the 3A Wildcats at Hawk Court. 

Brayden Carrel added 11 points for Lakeland. 

Junior Draeden Taylor scored 11 of his 17 points in the second half for Kellogg. Chuck Johnson and Evan Vindasius added 10 points each for the Wildcats. 

Kellogg 5 14 10 16 — 45  

Lakeland 9 11 13 16 — 49  

KELLOGG — Coburn 2, Johnson 10, Taylor 17, A. Lewis 0, DesMarais 0, P. Lewis 0, Honnerlaw 0, Cheney 6, Vindasius 10. 

LAKELAND — Lukey 2, Fuhriman 3, Yager 18, Caywood 5, Young 0, Hocking 6, Hillman 4, Carrel 11. 

- 12/12 

Orofino 56 Kellogg 52 

OROFINO — Junior Draeden Taylor scored a team-high 14 points for the Wildcats, who fell to the Maniacs in the Central Idaho League opener for both schools at Orofino High. 

“It was a back-and-forth game, and they were on the good side of that in the second half,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “We played well enough to win, but didn’t make enough of the plays down the stretch. We competed, executed and did enough good things to win some games, just not this one.”  

Senior Cayden Honnerlaw scored 12 points for Kellogg. 

Senior Landon Connelly scored 17 points for Orofino (4-0). 

Kellogg 17 6 11 18 — 52  

Orofino 15 9 11 21 — 56  

KELLOGG — Coburn 0, Johnson 0, Taylor 14, Desmarais 3, P. Lewis 6, Honnerlaw 12, Cheney 7, Vindasius 10. 

OROFINO — Runia 10, Bonner 12, Schneider 4, Tondevold 0, Connolly 17, Barlow 8, Naranjo 5. 

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 12/9 

Timberlake 62 Wallace 58 

SPIRIT LAKE — Senior Brant Rush hit four 3-pointers and scored 26 points as the host Tigers slipped past the Miners in nonleague play. 

Max Simpson added 14 points for Timberlake. 

“This was a close game all the way to the end,” first-year Timberlake coach Juston Henry said. “Our kids really dug in and had some keys stops on defense in the fourth quarter. Brant Rush really stepped up this game and had some huge shots in the fourth to give us the lead. It was great to see their energy and confidence in the final two minutes of a close game on both ends.” 

Sophomore Lennox Radford hit six 3-pointers and scored a gamehigh 29 points for Wallace. Simon Sodbat added 15 points for the Miners, who finished with 10 3s. 

Wallace 17 11 16 14 — 58  

Timberlake 19 8 14 21 — 62  

WALLACE — Miller 12, Sodbat 15, Larson 0, McGillivray 0, Rose 0, Radford 29, Williams 2. 

TIMBERLAKE — Shively 0, Short 0, Montes 4, Walter 0, Simpson 14, VanGundy 7, Vallieres 2, Hiassen 8, Rush 26, Smith 0, Martin 1. 

- 12/11 

Wallace 80 Genesis Prep 4 

POST FALLS — Sophomore Cooper Miller scored 19 points for the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Jaguars at The Courts at Real Life.

Sophomore Lennox Radford scored 14 points for Wallace. 

Senior Benjamin Cosner scored four points for Genesis Prep. 

Wallace 16 22 16 24 — 80  

GenesisPrep 1 0 3 0 — 4  

WALLACE — Miller 19, Sodbat 13, Larson 4, Darg 3, McGillivray 10, Rose 11, Radford 14, Murray 6. 

GENESIS PREP — Harris 0, Green 0, Arambula 0, M. Hernas 0, Siahaya 0, Van Meeteren 0, Walsh 0, Martin 0, Cosner 4, W. Hernas 0. 

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 12/11 

Washburn (Tenn.) 49 Kellogg 36 

HONOLULU — Freshman Gretah Angle scored nine of her team-high 15 points in the first half and added seven steals for the Wildcats of Washburn, Tenn., in a loss to the Pirates in a Pink Bracket game in the KSA Oahu Classic at Radford High. 

“We had a great first half and went into halftime ahead,” said Kellogg coach Jana Nearing, whose team led 26-20 at the half. “In the second half, the girls played hard and ran the floor well. We just struggled finishing.” 

Senior Dani Henrikson had eight points, 15 rebounds and four steals and junior Jordyn Stutzke had six points and nine rebounds for Kellogg. 

Hayden Welch scored 17 points for Washburn. 

Washburn 14 6 11 18 — 49  

Kellogg 15 11 6 4 — 36  

WASHBURN — Booker 0, Welch 17, Hill 9, H. Williams 12, Profitt 5, C. Williams 0, Epperson 4. 

KELLOGG — Philp 0, Schillereff 0, Yrjana 3, Angle 15, Storey 2, Stutzke 6, Cassidy 0, Henrikson 8, Munoz 2. 

- 12/12 

Kellogg 52 Haileyville 17 

HONOLULU — Freshman Gretah Angle had 16 points and seven rebounds for the Wildcats in a win over the Warriors in a Pink Bracket game in the KSA Oahu Classic at Radford High. 

“We played disciplined defense, resulting in forced turnovers and transition points,” Kellogg coach Jana Nearing said. “And we stayed out of foul trouble. We had several girls shoot well from outside as well.” 

Senior Dani Henrikson had 10 points and nine rebounds and sophomore Bella Schillereff had eight points and six rebounds for Kellogg. 

Haileyville 0 4 6 7 — 17  

Kellogg 15 15 10 12 — 52  

HAILEYVILLE — Sutterfield 0, Jeffery 1, Scott 1, Pink 1, King 3, Strickland 3, Kirkes 6, Comstock 2. 

KELLOGG — Philp 8, Schillereff 8, Yrjana 0, Angle 16, Storey 5, Stutzke 5, Cassidy 0, Henrikson 10, Munoz 0, Potts 0. 

- 12/13 

Ramsay 71 Kellogg 22 

HONOLULU — The Wildcats finished 1-2 in pool play in the Pink Bracket of the KSA Oahu Classic at Radford High with a loss to Rams of Birmingham, Ala. 

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