Silver Valley Sports: April 13-19

KELLOGG GOLF  

- 4/13 

ST. MARIES — Mason Bailey of Kellogg shot 81 to earn medalist honors and lead Kellogg to the team title at the St. Maries Invitational on Monday at St. Maries Golf Course. 

Kellogg shot 340, and won by 30 strokes. 

Kellogg’s girls shot 441 to win by 11 strokes. 

BOYS TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 340. 2, St. Maries 370. 3, Timberlake 390. 4, Lapwai 396. 5, Lakeside 432. 6, St. Maries JV 478. 

MEDALIST — Mason Bailey, Kellogg, 81. 

KELLOGG — Johnny Stovern 83, Mason Bailey 81, Boden Glindeman 85, Chevy Sharp 92, Bridger Bowman 91. 

ST. MARIES — Zeke Watts 84, Xavier Sloper 92, Colin DeGravio 99, Allan Wise 95, Trace Chatigny 102. 

TIMBERLAKE — Carter Hilliard 92, Caleb Ortiz 112, Harry Hunter 93, Wade Van Gundy 102, Jonah Wenstrom 103. 

LAPWAI — Cooper Trout 84, Triston Konen 88, Jeradi McCormack 111, Nathan Ellenwood 113. 

LAKESIDE — Dre’don Sines 93, Tyson Charley 106, Santino Aldrich 108, Deondre Thomas 132, Jayden Wilson 125. 

ST. MARIES JV — Jett Barbour 122, Mason Transue 108, Jace Turner 131, Braydon Todd 117, Paxton Cravens 136.  

GIRLS TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 441, 2, Lapwai 452. 3, St. Maries 456. 

MEDALIST — Madden Bisbee, Lapwai, 93. 

KELLOGG — Destiny Hurd 110, Kendyl Bircher 110, Rylee Jarvey 104, Kyncie Evans 117, Gemma Miller 125. 

LAPWAI — Madden Bisbee 93, Michelle Kipp 107, Arianna Miles 133, Twila Moses 121, Brittany Trout 131. 

ST. MARIES — Addie Crane 103, Layla Pooley 114, Nova Newton 115, Makenna Phillips 128, Isabella Wise 124. 

KELLOGG BASEBALL  

- 4/14 

Kellogg 11-13 St. Maries 6-12 

OSBURN — Henry Larson and Maddux Allen had two RBIs each for the Wildcats in the first game of a Central Idaho League sweep of the Lumberjacks at Morehouse Field. 

Gage Nosworthy had three hits and three runs scored in the first game for Kellogg. 

Will Durham went 3 for 4 with three runs scored and Kris Brusseau had four RBIs in the first game for St. Maries. 

In the nightcap, the Wildcats scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to rally from an 8-0 deficit to get the win. 

FIRST GAME  

St.Maries 020 002 2 — 6 9 2  

Kellogg 104 033 x — 11 8 4  

Peyton Lingo, Kodi Mitchell (3), Jordan Hammons (5) and Amado Stewart; Henry Larson, Kaden Keller (6), Gage Nosworthy (7) and Gage Nosworthy, Kaden Keller (7). 

HITS: SM — Lingo 2, Durham 3, Nantell, K. Brusseau 2, Hammons. Kell — Nosworthy 3, Cassidy, Graaskamp, Larson, Allen, McDonald. 2B — none. 3B — none. 

SECOND GAME  

St.Maries 802 110 — 12 11 2  

Kellogg 013 45x — 13 8 3  

Daniel Jensen, Kris Brusseau (4), Sawyer Nantell (6), Peyton Lingo (6) and Santana Jensen; Preston Graaskamp, Kaden Keller (1) and Gage Nosworthy. 

HITS: SM — Lingo 2, Durham 2, Jensen 2, Baker, K. Brusseau, Hammons, Nantell 2. Kell — Cassidy, Graaskamp, Heyden 2, Brown, Allen, McDonald. 2B — Durham. 3B — Durham. 

- 4/17 

Priest River 9-9 Kellogg 2-7 

OSBURN — The Wildcats dropped to 2-14 overall, 2-6 in Central Idaho League play after being swept by the Spartans in a doubleheader at Morehouse Field. 

Further information was not available. 

KELLOGG SOFTBALL  

- 4/14 

Kellogg 10-14 St. Maries 0-3 

KELLOGG — Senior Joci Lee pitched a no-hitter in the first game, and homered twice and drove in five runs in the nightcap, as the Wildcats swept the Lumberjacks in Central Idaho League play. 

Lee struck out 12 in the opener for Kellogg. In the second game, she fanned 10, allowed three hits, and went 3 for 3 with five RBIs. For the day, she finished 5 for 6 with seven RBIs. 

Kelcie Dechand drove in three runs in the second game for the Wildcats, two on a fifthinning single. 

Addilyn Turner hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning of the second game for St. Maries. 

FIRST GAME  

St.Maries 000 00 — 0 0 5  

Kellogg 160 3x — 10 7 3 Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule. 

Madison Hemmah and Taryn Brebner; Joci Lee and Kamryn McDonald. 

HITS: SM — none. Kell — Kunze 2, Lee 2, Schillereff, Cook, Dechand. 

SECOND GAME  

St.Maries 000 21 — 3 3 5  

Kellogg 214 34 — 14 10 1 Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule. 

Lyssa Watkins and Taryn Brebner; Joci Lee and Kamryn McDonald. 

HITS: SM — M. Hemmah, Turner, Price. Kell — Kunze, Lee 3, Schilleriff 2, Cook, Gloyn, Dechand, Miller. 2B — Price, Kunze. 3B — Schillereff. HR — Lee 2. 

- 4/17 

Kellogg 15-17 Priest River 0-0 

KELLOGG — Senior Joci Lee pitched a no-hitter in the first game and a one-hitter in the nightcap as the host Wildcats swept the Spartans in Central Idaho League play at Kellogg Middle School. 

Lee struck out nine in the first game and six in the second game for Kellogg. 

Junior Addison Kunze went 3 for 4 with two RBIs and three runs scored in the opener for the Wildcats. Sophomore Ella Kunze was 3 for 3 with a two-run single in an eight-run second inning. Sophomore Malena Munoz was 3 for 3 with three RBIs. 

In the second game, Lee went 2 for 3 with a three-run double in the first inning and a solo homer in the second. 

FIRST GAME  

Priest River 000 00 — 0 0 3  

Kellogg 282 3x — 15 13 1 Game called in 5th inning due to 10-run rule. 

T. Marinello and H. Stumm; Joci Lee and Kamryn McDonald. 

HITS: PR — none. Kell — A. Kunze 3, McDonald, Gloyn, Lee, Munoz, Schillereff, E. Kunze 3. 3B — McDonald, Gloyn, Munoz 2. 

SECOND GAME  

Priest River 000 — 0 1 11  

Kellogg 98x — 17 10 0 Game called in 3rd inning due to 15-run rule. 

T. Marinello and H. Stumm; Joci Lee and Kamryn McDonald. 

HITS: PR — Ray. Kell — A. Kunze, Lee 2, Munoz 2, Schillereff, E. Kunze 2, Peak 2. 2B — Lee. HR — Lee. 

AREA GOLF

- 4/16 

Kellogg girls, Priest River boys win at Timberlake Invitational 

RATHDRUM — Priest River’s boys and Kellogg’s girls claimed team titles at the Timberlake Invitational at Twin Lakes Village Golf Course. 

Henry Driskill of Logos was boys medalist with a 7-overpar 79. 

Nolie Hiatt of Bonners Ferry was girls medalist with a 93. 

BOYS Par 72 At Twin Lakes Village Golf Course, Rathdrum MEDALIST — Henry Driskill, Logos, 79.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Priest River 348. 2, Kellogg 366. 3, Bonners Ferry 379. 4, Logos 380. 5, Timberlake 386. 6, Lakeside 407. 7, Genesis Prep 428. 8, Nezperce 450. 9, St. Maries 461. 

PRIEST RIVER — Nate Fegert 85, Parker Bradbury 88, Dawson Strange 87, Mason Crump 88, Madden Redinger 98. 

KELLOGG — Johnny Stovern 90, Mason Bailey 102, Boden Glindeman 88, Chevy Sharp 98, Bridger Bowman 90, Kevin Watson 127, Bodie Desmarais 129. 

BONNERS FERRY — Patrick Young 84, Gabe Warren 93, Tyler Cordle 96, Marvin Michaels 109, Kai Aitken 106. 

TIMBERLAKE — Carter Hilliard 92, Harry Hunter 101, Titan Leard 96, Jonah Wenstrom 115, Wade VanGundy 97. 

LAKESIDE — Dre’don Sines 93, Tyson Charley 85, Deondre Thomas 95, Jayden Wilson 134, Johnny Mahoney 140. 

GENESIS PREP — Dane Richard 97, Ty Van Meeteren 106, Will Hernas 119, Jacob Sims 117, Ryan Miller 108. Trevor Walsh 123. 

ST. MARIES — Zeke Watts 102, Mason Transue 114, Jett Barbour 109, Jace Turner 136. 

WALLACE — Cooper Miller 88, Rossi Korasick 102, Landon Therrian 125. 

MULLAN — Clayton Wilson 116. COEUR du CHRIST — Nico Williams 97.  

GIRLS Par 72 At Twin Lakes Village Golf Course, Rathdrum MEDALIST — Nolie Hiatt, Bonners Ferry, 93.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 439. 2, Logos 452. 3, Bonners Ferry 455. 4, St. Maries 489. 

KELLOGG — Kendyl Bircher 112, Rylee Jarvey 102, Kyncie Evans 111, Gemma Miller 126, Gretah Angle 114. 

BONNERS FERRY — Nolie Hiatt 93, Callie Bateman 105, Eleanor Sheets 128, Lilly Bremer 132, Sondra Fairchild 129. 

ST. MARIES — Addie Crane 104, Layla Pooley 127, Nova Newton 128, Taylyn Harvey 130, Bristal Thornhaug 145. 

WALLACE — Kayden Stutzke 94, Irie Korasick 127, Brooke Patterson 131. 

GENESIS PREP — Layla Grimmett 128, Ellie Clermont 166, Jaclyn Thomas 154. 

MULLAN — Cambria Wilson 141. LAKESIDE — Isabelle Clark 125. 

KELLOGG TRACK  

- 4/17-18 

POCATELLO — Kellogg junior Devin Harju was first out of 43 competitors in the boys high jump, winning with a mark of 6 feet, 4 inches at the DirectCom Invitational at Davis Field on the campus of Idaho State University. 

Kellogg senior AJ Peak finished third in the boys shot put, finishing with a throw of 48 feet, 4 inches. 

Kellogg junior Porter Lewis was sixth out of 67 competitors in the boys javelin with a throw of 138 feet, 9 inches.