WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/7 

Wallace 60 Clark Fork 43 

CLARK FORK — Freshman Cooper Miller scored a game-high 28 points for the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats. 

Julian Davis scored 17 points for Wallace. 

Owen Howard had 18 points and 13 rebounds for Clark Fork. 

Wallace 20 21 14 5 — 60  

ClarkFork 8 4 13 18 — 43  

WALLACE — Miller 28, Davis 17, Guardipee 4, Myles 4, Williams 3, Larson 2, Anderson 2. 

CLARK FORK — Howard 18, Cruz 13, Montgomery 8, Caven 4, Adams 1. 

- 1/9 

Wallace 60 Kootenai 30 

HARRISON FLATS — Cooper Miller hit four 3-pointers and scored 24 points as the visiting 

Miners beat the Warriors in nonleague play. 

Emmitt Myles added 16 points for Wallace. 

Chris Moore and Dylan Gentry each scored 11 points for Kootenai. 

Wallace 14 19 12 15 — 60  

Kootenai 8 3 12 7 — 30 

WALLACE — Miller 24, Guardipee 8, Larson 4, Myles 16, Strange 0, Rose 3, McGillvray 2, Williams 3. 

KOOTENAI — Addington 2, Braz 3, Strobel 3, C. Moore 11, J. Moore 0, Berkshire 0, Gentry 11, Myers 0. 

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/9 

Genesis Prep 83 Mullan 21 

POST FALLS — Sophomore Sawyer Bateman scored 15 of his 23 points in the second quarter as the host Jaguars toppled the Tigers in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life. 

Gabe Meyer added 16 points, Isaiah Bateman 10 for Genesis Prep. 

Talon Rupp Connors scored 10 points for Mullan. 

Mullan 9 0 5 7 — 21  

GenesisPrep 20 33 21 9 — 83 

MULLAN — Sala 5, Imes 3, Calvert 0, Rupp Connors 10, Ullrich 0, Morgan 2, Bosson 0.  

GENESIS PREP — Nichols 0, Tosh 5, Martin 2, S. Bateman 23, Earley 7, Meyer 16, I. Bateman 10, Gintz 6, Farrell 9, Swanson 5. 

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/8 

Lakeland 50 Kellogg 39 

KELLOGG — Junior Brayden Carrel scored 14 of his game-high 18 points in the second half for the Hawks in a nonleague win over the Wildcats at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“I’m really proud of how our guys competed,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “We had a hard time scoring and Lakeland was throwing a lot of different looks at us. We battled the entire game and they made a run late in the third and that was a big shift in the game.” 

Carrel also had 11 rebounds, Senior Mason Hensley scored 10 points, junior Jace Taylor nine for Lakeland. 

Sophomore Ty Cheney scored 13 points for Kellogg. 

Lakeland 10 13 11 16 — 50  

Kellogg 9 12 9 9 — 39  

LAKELAND — Varner 0, Hensley 10, Weil 0, Yager 4, Larcher 0, Taylor 9, Roth 0, Cook 5, Hillman 4, Carrel 18. 

KELLOGG — Robinson 3, McDonald 6, Taylor 8, Lewis 7, Honnerlaw 2, Cheney 13, Vindasius 0. 

- 1/10 

Kellogg 65 Grangeville 50 

GRANGEVILLE — Senior Brodie Robinson hit six 3-pointers and scored 21 points as the visiting Wildcats downed the Bulldogs in Central Idaho League play. 

“Tonight he got it going,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “He had a good week of practice. I was hoping to see this from him; as a senior, you’d like to see him break through.” 

After going something like 10 for 59 the last few games from deep, the Wildcats were 11 of 22 on Friday. 

“We’d had good looks the last few games,” Martin said. “Tonight it was much needed, it was contagious. We continue to battle on defensive side; it was nice to see it get going on both sides of the floor.” Porter Lewis added 13 points, Draeden Taylor 11 for Kellogg. 

Tate Thacker scored 21 points, Gage Smith 14 for Grangeville. 

Kellogg 16 15 22 12 — 65  

Grangeville 17 7 12 14 — 50  

KELLOGG – Robinson 21, Johnson 0, McDonald 7, Taylor 11, Lewis 13, Honnerlaw 2, Cheney 7, Vindasius 6. 

GRANGEVILLE – Astle 0, Schumacher 4, Thacker 21, Stamper 7, Wood 0, Told 4, Long 0, Smith 14. 

- 1/11 

Kellogg 55 Orofino 54 

OROFINO — Junior Draeden Taylor scored 21 points for the Wildcats in a Central Idaho League win over the Maniacs. 

“It was a real gutsy win,” said Kellogg coach Mike Martin, whose squad won at Grangeville on Friday. “We played a super clean first half and then they caught fire in the third quarter. On the road, in a back-to-back, to dig one out like that, I was proud of my guys for gutting it out.” 

Sophomore Porter Lewis scored 14 points for Kellogg. 

Hudson Schneider scored 17 points for Orofino. 

Kellogg 22 15 9 9 — 55  

Orofino 10 13 24 7 — 54  

KELLOGG — Robinson 5, McDonald 4, Taylor 21, Lewis 14, Honnerlaw 5, Cheney 5, Vindasius 1. 

OROFINO — Runia 2, Bonner 2, Schneider 17, Burnette 0, Connolly 2, Barlow 15, Olive 8, Naranjo 6. 

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 1/9 

Genesis Prep 72 Mullan 19 

POST FALLS — Senior Ella Martin and freshman Ellie Clermont each scored 13 points as the host Jaguars downed the Tigers in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life. 

Senior Summer Nelke added 10 points for Genesis Prep. 

Avah Blankenship scored nine points for Mullan. 

Mullan 0 11 6 2 — 19  

GenesisPrep 22 18 21 11 — 72 

MULLAN — Crandall 2, Blankenship 9, Bossom 0, Kostelich 0, Elliott 8. 

GENESIS PREP — Rude 3, M. Lawler 7, Martin 13, Pope 6, Williams 9, Nelke 10, Clermont 13, Short 3, K. Lawler 8. 

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL

- 1/9 

Wallace 55 Kootenai 22 

HARRISON FLATS — Kylee Phillips scored 17 points for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Warriors at Kootenai High. 

Bethany Phillips and Khepri Wood scored eight points each for Wallace. 

Freshman Brookyn Charles had nine points and 11 rebounds for Kootenai. 

Wallace 12 15 22 6 — 55  

Kootenai 2 7 7 6 — 22 

WALLACE — K. Phillips 17, Au. Birdsell 3, Voorhees 4, Hasz 6, Wood 8, Stutzke 3, Johnson 0, Hanks 0, Delano 1, Al. Birdsell 0, B. Phillips 8, Kessler 4. 

KOOTENAI — Parrish 0, M. Loucks 3, H. Charles 0, Lowery 0, S. Davidson 8, B. Charles 9, D. Davidson 2, Mazza 0, Dutton 0. 

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 1/10 

Kellogg 19 Grangeville 68 

GRANGEVILLE – Further information was not available.  

- 1/11 

Kellogg 37 Orofino 23 

OROFINO — Further information was not available. 

KELLOGG WRESTLING  

- 1/8  

MOSCOW – The Wildcats took it to the Bears in a meeting between the two schools at the Bear Den.  

Kellogg finished 8-5 on the night, picking up key wins over their 5A opponent.  

“I thought that our team showed some nice progression in this match,” Coach Scott Miller said of the ‘Cats. “I'm really pleased at how our team came right out and went after Moscow after a long bus ride. We're really pleased with this performance.”  

RESULTS  

Kellogg 44, Moscow 23 

150 - Aidan Prakash (MOS) over Brady Vergobbi (Dec. 2-1) 

157 - Noah Mobley (MOS) over John Brownfield (MD 11-2) 

165 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over John Markuson (Fall 1:40) 

175 - James Greene (MOS) over Levi Brown (Fall 1:09) 

190 - A.J. Peak (KEL) over Erik Gulbrandsen (Dec. 12-11) 

215 - Double Forfeit 

285 - Paul Dixon (MOS) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 0:56)

98 - Double Forfeit 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Nathan Fiorillo (Fall 1:12) 

120 - Aiden Figueroa (KEL) over Ryder Perry (Fall 0:34) 

126 - Eian Schwecke (MOS) over Ricky Haralson (MD 18-4) 

132 - Wyatt Storey (KEL) over Benson Godrey (TF 15-0) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Marcus Swift (Fall 1:54) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Sam Drake-Weiss (Fall 0:58) 

- 1/10-11  

RIVER CITY DUALS  

POST FALLS – Head Coach Scott Miller had a feeling that his team wouldn’t back down from anyone, but after two days at the River City Duals he can confidently say that he knows that for sure.  

The Wildcats won the tournament’s silver bracket, knocking off Timberlake in the championship after grabbing team wins over Ferris (WA.), Post Falls 3, Sunnyside (WA.), and Kennewick (WA.). 

The tournament opened with a narrow loss to Lakeland, but Kellogg recovered in a big way. 

“Our team really wrestled their tails off this weekend,” Miller said. “We lost our first dual in a thriller to Lakeland and then ran off five straight wins against some really good competition. We are really pleased to be coming home with the Silver Bracket championship. Every one of our kids found big wins along the way and this was truly a team effort.” 

The Wildcats are rounding into late-season form, but there were three guys who stood a little taller than the rest at River City. All of whom finished the weekend undefeated, even if all of those points didn’t go to Kellogg. 

“Colton Storey dominated all weekend and had the climatic pin that put us over the top against Sunnyside,” Miller said. “Chase Scriber has been wrestling really well and was dominant, both in the River City Duals and the win over Moscow. Kevin Watson was farmed out to Ephrata for the River City Duals and was very impressive in winning all six of his matches at 106 pounds.” 

DUAL RESULTS  

Lakeland 38, Kellogg 36 (Round 1) 

98 - Zach Teal (LL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Caleb Adams (Dec. 5-2) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Kade Knopp (TF 18-2) 

120 - Carson Leonard (LL) over Carsun Hinkelmann (MD 13-0) 

126 - Jaren Knopp (LL) over Ricky Haralson (Dec. 5-2) 

132 - Wyatt Storey (KEL) over Justin Baxter (MD 13-0) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Cash Lund (Fall 5:56) 

144 - Cole Cooper (LL) over Tanner Williams (MD 8-0) 

150 - Brady Vergobbi (KEL) over Austin Howell (Fall 5:11) 

157 - Gage McWatters (LL) over Jayce Haynes (Fall 0:56) 

165 - Peyton Sardinha (LL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

175 - Thayer Sabatke (LL) over Andrew Lewis (Dec. 3-0) 

190 - A.J. Peak (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

215 - Daemon Huddleston (LL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

285 - Kyle VanVleet (KEL) over Ernie Steele (Fall 1:26) 

Kellogg 49, Ferris (WA) 30 (Round 2) 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Willis Tomeo (Dec. 3-0) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Jackson Hatchitt (Fall 1:04) 

120 - Carsun Hinkelmann (KEL) over Taylor Mauss (Fall 0:45) 

126 - Ricky Haralson (KEL) over Trevor Valadez (Dec. 8-4) 

132 - Wyatt Storey (KEL) over Dayson Moorhead (Fall 1:11) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Yuuki VanHoose (MD 10-1) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Liam Ziegman (Dec. 10-3) 

150 - Brady Vergobbi (KEL) over Ler Kpaw (Fall 0:59) 

157 - Jacob Layton (FER) over John Brownfield (Fall 5:08) 

165 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over Jacob Munter (Fall 0:28) 

175 - Andrew Lewis (KEL) over Aden Willis (Fall 1:43) 

190 - Tyree Lay (FER) over A.J. Peak (Fall 2:35) 

215 - Sawyer McManus (FER) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

285 - Paul Cassel (FER) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 1:19) 

98 - Mohammad Etekal (FER) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

Kellogg 66, Post Falls-3 16 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Conner Moore (Fall 1:31) 

120 - Carsun Hinkelmann (KEL) over Isaiah Cramer (Fall 2:59) 

126 - Ricky Haralson (KEL) over Cole Moorman (Fall 2:54) 

132 - Wyatt Storey (KEL) over Wyatt Wells (Fall 1:11) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Aaron Clare (Fall 0:42) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Kayden Quincey (Fall 1:29) 

150 - Brady Vergobbi (KEL) over River Morris (Fall 0:36) 

157 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over Hamza Rafeeq (Fall 0:45) 

165 - Coltin Duncan (KEL) over Tayson Schaffer (Fall 1:58) 

175 - Andrew Lewis (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

190 - Landon Moore (PF) over A.J. Peak (MD 14-2) 

215 - Cash Preston (PF) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

285 - Kyler Miller (PF) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 1:28) 

98 - Double Forfeit 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Quincy Allred (Fall 0:19) 

Silver Bracket Quarterfinal - Kellogg 42, Sunnyside (WA) 41 

120 - Zaiden Gonzalez (SUN) over Carsun Hinkelmann (MD 9-0) 

126 - Mesiah Valdez (SUN) over Ricky Haralson (Dec. 10-4) 

132 - Jesse Denson (SUN) over Wyatt Storey (MD 17-5) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Ray Romero (Fall 2:57) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Ray Romero (Fall 4:36) 

150 - Christopher Villanueva (SUN) over Brady Vergobbi (Fall 2:12) 

157 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over Jayden Lopez (Fall 2:12) 

165 - Kael Campos (SUN) over Coltin Duncan (Fall 0:43) 

175 - Andrew Lewis (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

190 - A.J. Peak (KEL) over Lennix Pedraza (Fall 5:05) 

215 - Neomiah Lopez (SUN) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

285 - Aiden Nonato (SUN) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 5:52) 

98 - Juan Lopez (SUN) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Roberto Licea (Fall 2:58) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Kevin Ocampo (Fall 0:53) 

Silver Bracket Semifinal - Kellogg 44, Kennewick (WA) 31 

126 - Ricky Haralson (KEL) over Joseph McCullough (Fall 3:23) 

132 - Mark Kucheryaviy (KEN) over Wyatt Storey (MD 11-3) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Krew Sparhawk (Fall 2:52) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Abel Noriega (Dec. 7-3) 

150 - Brady Vergobbi (KEL) over Yandell Bucio (Fall 0:56) 

157 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over Elias Aguayo (Fall 1:21) 

165 - Jonathan Hardin (KEN) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

175 - Andrew Lewis (KEL) over Manu Laititi (Dec. 8-4) 

190 - Hunter Brower (KEN) over A.J. Peak (Dec. 7-5) 

215 - Xavior Carreon (KEN) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

285 - Gavin Steinshouer (KEN) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 5:04) 

98 - Benjamin Avalos Alcantar (KEN) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

106 - Johnny Stovern (KEL) over Garet Craft (Dec. 12-6) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Kale Huffman (TF 17-1) 

120 - Carsun Hinkelmann (KEL) over Jacob Vogtman (Fall 2:24) 

Silver Bracket Championship - Kellogg 51, Timberlake 34 

132 - Wyatt Storey (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

138 - Chase Scribner (KEL) over Cayden Knight (Fall 2:46) 

144 - Tanner Williams (KEL) over Parker Cathey (Fall 1:43) 

150 - Brady Vergobbi (KEL) over Chris Schmidt (Dec. 11-9) 

157 - Jayce Haynes (KEL) over Cole Hanely (Fall 5:38) 

165 - Coltin Duncan (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

175 - Jonathan Hansen (TL) over Andrew Lewis (Fall 2:17) 

190 - Levi Brown (KEL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

215 - Briley Arnett (TL) over A.J. Peak (Fall 3:25) 

285 - Archer Higgins (TL) over Kyle VanVleet (Fall 0:26) 

98 - Colton D'Avanzo (TL) over Unknown (Forfeit) 

106 - Wyatt Carey (TL) over Johnny Stovern (Fall 2:30) 

113 - Colton Storey (KEL) over Sawyer Huston (Fall 1:40) 

120 - Carsun Hinkelmann (KEL) over John Wingfield (Fall 1:00) 

126 - Paul Sundstrom (TL) over Ricky Haralson (MD 18-10)