Silver Valley Sports: Sept 15 - 21

KELLOGG FOOTBALL  

- 9/19 

Kellogg 56 Timberlake 48 OT 

SPIRIT LAKE — The Wildcats spoiled Timberlake’s homecoming with a dramatic win in what felt like the high school equivalent of 2016 Oklahoma versus Texas Tech at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field.  

Porter Lewis and Ryker Brennan may not be Baker Mayfield and Patrick Mahomes, but their offenses stuffed the stat sheet, combining for over 800 yards of total offense and 15 touchdowns.  

Trailing by eight with less than two minutes to play, Lewis’ deep shot was picked off by a Timberlake defender inside the 10-yard line... Game over, right?  

Wrong.  

An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty stopped the clock and pushed the Tigers back, and on the ensuing play, Timberlake coughed up the ball, and Kellogg suddenly had life again. Sophomore Cyrus Reed caught a short pass and rumbled to the 10-yard line before Kellogg’s timeout with just seconds remaining. Lewis then found senior Draedan Taylor for his third touchdown reception of the night to force overtime.  

In previous years, high school football games in Idaho that were tied at the end of regulation remained tied unless they were postseason contests or vital to determining a postseason berth. This year, high school athletic officials adopted an overtime system similar to college football, with each team getting the ball on the 10-yard line and alternating equal possessions until one team outscores the other.  

The Wildcats received the ball first, where Lewis again found the 6’3” Taylor on the first play. Lewis then ran in the two-point conversion to push the lead to eight.  

Kellogg’s defense, which had flashed throughout the contest, had to get a stop. 

The Wildcats shut them down on the first three plays and needed one play to get their first win over Timberlake since 2017. Kellogg senior defensive back Preston Graaskamp broke up the fourth-down pass, securing the win.  

Kellogg (2-1) travels to Bonners Ferry this week.  

Kellogg 7 14 27 8 — 56  

Timberlake 14 6 28 0 — 48

WALLACE FOOTBALL  

- 9/19 

Wallace 66 St. John-Endicott/ LaCrosse 6 

ST. JOHN, Wash. — Sophomore Cooper Miller threw for five touchdowns and ran for two others as the Miners remained undefeated with the win over the Eagles.  

Sophomore Lennox Radford ran for two touchdowns and junior Henry Larson had three receiving scores for Wallace (4-0), which travels to Troy next Friday. 

WALLACE VOLLEYBALL  

- 9/16 

Wallace d. St. Maries 

WALLACE — Junior Kayden Stutzke had 18 assists, four aces and five digs as the host Miners swept the Lumberjacks 25-11, 25-11, 25-14 in nonleague play at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Kylee Phillips added nine kills, 10 digs and three aces for Wallace. Megan Hull had nine kills and eight digs, Khepri Wood seven kills and two blocks. 

For St. Maries, Dimercia Spooner had eight kills and three digs, Taryn Brebner four assists, three digs and two kills, Letty Smith five kills, Lyssa Watkins 10 assists, Brooklyn Scheffelmaier five digs. 

“Despite the losses we saw so much from the girls tonight,” St. Maries coach Tammie Woster said. “The scores were super close to the scores from the first time we met. They really were following the ball and moved better than ever. We had some super volleys. The times that they are in sync with each other is getting more frequent. It’s been a fun week watching them.” 

- 9/18 

Wallace d. Genesis Prep 

WALLACE — Senior Kylee Phillips had eight kills, eight aces and four digs for the Miners in a 25-5, 25-6, 25-8 Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Jaguars at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Senior Aubrey Birdsell had 16 assists, four aces and three kills, senior Megan Hull seven kills, four digs, junior Kayden Stutzke 13 assists, four aces and three digs and senior Olivia Berry four aces and four digs for Wallace. 

KELLOGG VOLLEYBALL  

- 9/17 

Kellogg d. Bonner Ferry 

BONNERS FERRY — Aleah Philp had eight kills and four aces for the Kellogg Wildcats in a 25-11, 25-16, 25-12 win over the Bonners Ferry Badgers in a nonleague match at Bonners Ferry High on Wednesday. 

Jordyn Stutzke had 14 digs, Ella Yrjana 10 assists and three aces and Gretah Angle 10 assists for Kellogg. 

- 9/19 

Kellogg d. Orofino 

KELLOGG – The Wildcats remained unbeaten following their three-set win over the Maniacs in Central Idaho League play.  

No stats or info were received for this match.  

MULLAN VOLLEYBALL  

- 9/18 

Mullan d. Wallace JV 

WALLACE — Sophomore Caylee Crandall had three kills, sophomore Cambria Wilson seven assists and one kill for the Tigers in a 18-25, 25-17, 19-17 win over the Miners JV at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

KELLOGG CROSS COUNTRY 

- 9/20 

LEWISTON – Kellogg junior Shadrach Creswell finished 10th and the Wildcats finished 6th as a team at the Les MacDowell Invite at Lewis-Clark State College.  

Creswell finished with a time of 17:45, sophomore Alex Cassidy and junior Davin Harju finished 13th and 15th, respectively.  

Female runners Ellie McCormick and Brooke Hayes finished third and fourth, respectively, in the girls’ JV race.  

    Kellogg Cross Country runners Ellie McCormick, Brooke Hayes, and Shadrach Creswell show off the medals they won at the Les Macdowell Invite in Lewiston.