PREP ROUNDUP: Coeur d'Alene pushes back, downs Post Falls

• WRESTLING

COEUR d’ALENE — Trailing 6-2 early in his match on Wednesday, Coeur d’Alene junior Dominic Prangley just had to stay in the fight. 

His teammates soon followed. 

Prangley bounced back for a 13-10 win over Post Falls freshman Titus Wise at 144 pounds for the Vikings, who beat Post Falls 40-33 in a dual at Elmer Jordan Court. 

“We just told the guys to get in there and battle,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “Dominic fell behind on a good wrestler and we told him to keep pushing the pace. He did a good job of coming back tonight, and hopefully it’s a good confidence booster for him.”

Coeur d’Alene’s Carter Newby followed with a pin in 5:41 after also trailing. 

“Carter getting that pin was big,” Moffat said. “It was just another match we were able to turn around. We just keep telling our guys to keep wrestling because you never know what’s going to happen. Post Falls, they’ve got some really good depth and can win a state title easily in a few weeks. Our team has a chance to do something as well, but you just can’t have a lot of hiccups at districts.” 

“Those first couple of matches, Titus was up big, but Prangley’s a gamer and did what he needed to do,” Post Falls coach Jeremy Zender said. “With Judah, Carter’s really tough and he put one on him (Brazle) at the (North Idaho Rumble). Our guys were battling and you can’t be mad when they’re fighting their hearts out. If we wrestle that dual 10 times, we each probably win five.” 

Ty Paulin (175 pounds) and Micah Miller (98) had pins for Coeur d’Alene, which hosts Timberlake next Wednesday. 

Colton Austin (157), Damion Hamilton (165), Tristan Mendenhall (106) and Matthew Hamilton (138) had pins for Post Falls, which travels to Lewiston tonight. 

144 — Dominic Prangley, Cd’A, d. Titus Wise, 13-10. 150 — Carter Newby, Cd’A, p. Judah Brazle, 5:41. 157 — Colton Austin, PF, p. Logan Nitti, 5:14. 165 — Damion Hamilton, PF, p. Cruz Paulin, 1:18. 175 — Ty Paulin, Cd’A, p. Kodyn Foreman, 2:00. 190 — Drake Speelman, Cd’A, d. Landon Moore, 5-4. 215 — Brock Armstrong, Cd’A, tf. Zane Smith, 22-6. 285 — Xander Scholes, PF, by forfeit. 98 — Micah Miller, Cd’A, p. Soren Hutchinson, :59. 106 — Tristan Mendenhall, PF, p. Dylan Coulson, 4:53. 113 — Rocco White, Cd’A, md. Gage Loftin, 13-3. 120 — Justus Peregrina, Cd’A, md. Logan Loaiza, 13-2. 126 — Cole Armstrong, Cd’A, d. Ryker Allen, 6-1. 132 — Brandon Felix, PF, d. Tanner George, 7-3. 138 — Matthew Hamilton, PF, p. Trevor Edwards, 1:56. 

Kellogg 41 

Timberlake 29 

KELLOGG — The Wildcats won three matches by pin to defeat the Tigers in a dual at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Lowden White (106 pounds), Jackson Spry (138) and Jayce Haynes (150) were victorious for Kellogg. 

Chris Schmidt (157) and Joseph Torr (165) had pins for Timberlake. 

Both teams will compete in the Conrad Garner Invitational on Friday and Saturday at Bonners Ferry High. 

98 — double forfeit. 106 — Lowden White, Kell, p. Colter Schoepp, 3:11. 113 — Colton Storey, Kell, d. Wyatt Carey, 10-7. 120 — Jacob Rade, TL, md. Landyn Rollins, 15-4. 126 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, d. Sawyer Huston, 3-2. 132 — Gage Haines, TL, md. Braden Hayes, 10-1. 138 — Jackson Spry, Kell, p. Logan Handlen, 1:25. 144 — Chase Scribner, Kell, tf. Parker Cathey, 17-1. 150 — Jayce Haynes, Kell, p. Niklas Lee, 1:17. 157 — Chris Schmidt, TL, p. Gabriel Hammond, :41. 165 — Joseph Torr, TL, p. Coltin Duncan, 1:06. 175 — Carter Loutzenhiser, TL, d. John Brownfield, 10-6. 190 — Josiah Miller, Kell, by forfeit. 215 — A.J. Peak, Kell, by forfeit. 285 — Archer Higgins, TL, by forfeit. 

• BOYS BASKETBALL

Rogers 46 

Timberlake 45

SPIRIT LAKE — Junior Wade Van Gundy scored a game-high 17 points for the Tigers, who fell to the Pirates of Spokane in a nonleague game at Timberlake High. 

Rogers senior Kayoni Youen drew a foul shooting a 3-pointer with .7 seconds remaining and the game tied at 45, hitting a go-ahead free throw. 

“We played a solid overall game, but came out on the wrong end when it was over,” Timberlake coach Juston Henry said. “The guys did a great job of dictating the tempo tonight, and really frustrated them. We just didn’t finish how we would have liked to.” 

Timberlake (5-10) travels to Lakeside on Friday. 

Rogers is 9-7. 

Rogers        7    11    16    12    —    46 

Timberlake    9    16    14    6    —    45 

ROGERS — Dionne 3, Yoeun 12, Wirth 6, Warrick 10, Muhammed 5, Peabody 6, Miller-Osgood 0, George 0, Shaw 4. 

TIMBERLAKE — Shively 2, Short 0, Simpson 7, Van Gundy 17, Vallieres 6, Bush 10, Barnhardt 0, Martin 3. 

• GIRLS BASKETBALL

Lakeside 66 

Wellpinit 17 

PLUMMER — The host Knights had three players in double figures in a nonleague romp over the Redskins at Ron Miller Court. 

Senior Kyleigh Wolfe scored 23 points, sophomore Laila SiJohn added 15 points and sophomore Alayla Matheson scored 10 points for Lakeside (11-11), which plays in the 2A District 1 championship game next Thursday at North Idaho College. 

Wellpinit is 11-11. 

Wellpinit    4    8    1    4    —    17 

Lakeside    24    17    16    9    —    66 

WELLPINIT — Leyva 1, Abrahamson 0, Thomas 1, Carson 0, LoneBear 8, L. Kieffer 2, Johnson 3, K. Kieffer 0, S. Tonasket 2, Redbone 0, T. Tonasket 0. 

LAKESIDE — Gorr 3, Pluff 6, Wolfe 23, SiJohn 15, Matheson 10, Hodgson 0, Stensgar 0, Peone 0, Leo 0, Aldrich 0, Matt 0, Ortivez 0, Lamber 5, Abrahamson 4. 

Reardan 46

Lake City 30

REARDAN, Wash. —  The Timberwolves (7-13) concluded the regular season with a loss to the Screaming Eagles (18-3) at Reardan High.

Further information was not available.

Lake City travels to Post Falls on Saturday for a 6A District 1 loser-out game at 1 p.m.

    JASON ELLIOTT/Press Coeur d'Alene's Carter Newby and Judah Brazle of Post Falls fight for position during their match at 150 pounds during Wednesday's dual at Elmer Jordan Court in Coeur d'Alene.