Silver Valley Sports: Feb 2 - 8

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 2/2 

Kellogg 69 Wallace 33 

KELLOGG — Senior Draeden Taylor poured in 30 points, 19 in the first quarter, and the Kellogg Wildcats rolled to non-league victory over their county rival Wallace Miners on Monday night at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Taylor hit six 3-pointers, three in the first quarter, for Kellogg, which jumped out to a 25-8 lead after one quarter. 

Sophomore Cooper Miller led Wallace with 16 points. 

Wallace 8 13 9 3 — 33  

Kellogg 25 12 20 12 — 69  

WALLACE — Miller 16, Sodbat 5, Larsen 0, Dard 0, Stone 0, Rose 0, Radford 10, Strange 0, Williams 2, Murray 0. 

KELLOGG — Coburn 4, Roach 0, Taylor 30, A. Lewis 2, P. Lewis 8, Honnerlaw 6, Reed 7, Cheney 6, Vindasius 6, Kimstayton 0, McDonald 0. 

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 2/3 

Kootenai 36 Mullan 30 

HARRISON FLATS — Senior Riley Ausman had 13 points and eight rebounds for the Warriors in a North Star League win over the Tigers at Kootenai High. 

Junior Aiden Braz had 11 points and eight rebounds for Kootenai, which led 13-5 after the first quarter. 

“We came into foul trouble early, which slowed our momentum and many of our shots just weren’t falling,” Kootenai coach Mary Gentry said. “The boys kept at it, playing tough on defense and controlling the boards. Aiden and Dylan (Gentry) really stepped up on defense, with several players playing great help defense.” 

Senior Josh Moore had 11 rebounds for Kootenai. 

Senior Colten Imes and sophomore Cael Sala scored 13 points each for Mullan. 

Mullan 5 10 8 7 — 30  

Kootenai 13 6 5 12 — 36  

MULLAN — Imes 13, Sala 13, Bosson 2, Calvert 0, Ullrich 2, Wilson 0, Haas 0. 

KOOTENAI — Ausman 13, Gentry 4, Braz 11, Derry 3, Edwards 5, Moore 0, Myers 0, Bierman 0. 

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 2/3 

Kootenai 49 Mullan 22 

HARRISON FLATS — The Warriors beat the Tigers to win their second straight North Star League title at Kootenai High. 

Kootenai will be the top next for next Tuesday’s 1A District 1 championship game against Mullan at North Idaho College at 5 p.m. 

Freshman Hazel Stevenson had 13 points and three steals, sophomore Brooklyn Charles eight points, 15 rebounds and five assists and sophomore Madeline Loucks six points and 11 rebounds for Kootenai. 

Freshman Laycie Morris scored 12 points for Mullan. 

Mullan 9 2 6 5 — 22  

Kootenai 16 9 13 11 — 49  

MULLAN — Crandall 0, Tirabasso 0, Morris 12, Ullrich 0, Kostelich 8, Elliott 2. 

KOOTENAI — J. Stevenson 5, Loucks 6, H. Charles 3, H. Stevenson 12, S. Davidson 4, B. Charles 8, D. Davidson 9, Dutton 0 

KELLOGG WRESTLING 

- 2/4 

Kellogg 41 Timberlake 29 

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

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

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. 

- 2/6-7 

BONNERS FERRY – The Wildcats finished fifth as a team at the Conrad Garner Invitational at Bonners Ferry High on Saturday.  

Nayton O’Neill won the 106-pound division, while Colton Storey lost by injury default in 113-pound championship.  

Braden Hayes took third for the Wildcats, while Aiden Figueroa, Jackson Spry, and John Brownfield both finished fourth. 

Kellogg’s Kalayah White took third in the girls’ 135-140 division.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 200.5. 2, Lake City 180. 3, Lakeland 170.5. 4, Timberlake 165.5. 5, Kellogg 90. 6, Bonners Ferry 65. 7, Sandpoint 55. 8, Priest River 50.5. 9, Lakeside 36. 

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES 

98 — Bryan Patrick, Lakeland, p. Justin Hopkins, Priest River, 1:18. 106 (roundrobin) — 1, Nayton O’Neill, Kellogg. 2, Colter Schoepp, Timberlake. 113 — Wyatt Carey, Timberlake, d. Colton Storey, Kellogg, by injury default. 120 — Carson Leonard, Lakeland, p. Sawyer Huston, Timberlake, 1:10. 126 — Cole Moorman, Post Falls, md. Jacob Rade, Timberlake, 13-2. 132 — Solomon Crowley, Lake City, tf. Gage Haines, Timberlake, 16-0. 138 — Sawyer Sage, Post Falls, d. Connor Johnson, Lake City, 4-0. 144 — Cole Cooper, Lakeland, d. Titus Wise, Post Falls, 5-0. 150 — Eli Gross, Lake City, p. John Neff, Lakeland, 2:39. 157 — Josh Macdonald, Lake City, d. Chris Schmidt, Timberlake, 4-3. 165 — Damion Hamilton, Post Falls, tf. Tucker Bridwell, Lake City, 18-0. 175 — Landon Moore, Post Falls, d. Gage McWatters, Lakeland, 6-3. 190 — Jeramiah Palmer, Sandpoint, p. Julian Moffitt, Lakeside, 4:35. 215 — Emmit Rivadeneira, Lakeland, md. James Vincent, Lake City, 10-0. 285 — Taylor Dodd, Bonners Ferry, p. Archer Higgins, Timberlake, 3:21. 

THIRD-PLACE MATCHES 98 — Soren Hutchinson, Post Falls, md. Jaxon Brazle, Post Falls, 10-0. 106 — no match. 113 — Colby Adams, Lakeland, p. Tadhg McLaimtaig, Priest River, :46. 120 — Saul Benzinger, Post Falls, md. Aiden Figeroa, Kellogg, 13-1. 126 — Graham Burton, Lake City, p. Seamus Byrne, Post Falls, 2:41. 132 — Braden Hayes, Kellogg, d. Eivind Flack, Bonners Ferry, 8-5. 138 — Brayson Moore, Post Falls, p. Jackson Spry, Kellogg, 3:12. 144 — Caden Ramey, Lake City, tf. Parker Cathey, Timberlake, 18-1. 150 — Kellan Walther, Lake City, p. Jager McWatters, Lakeland, 4:41. 157 — Payton Loutzenhiser, Post Falls, d. Aiden Dodd, Bonners Ferry, 8-5. 165 — Joseph Torr, Timberlake, p. Landon Puzio, Lakeland, 1:48. 175 — Carter Loutzenhiser, Timberlake, p. John Brownfield, Kellogg, 1:42. 190 — Benjamin Carrasco, Post Falls, p. Chance Browne, Lake City, 3:08. 215 — Cash Preston, Post Falls, tf. Logan Hartley, Post Falls, 18-2. 285 — Ryder Storro, Post Falls, p. Elijah Sifford, Lakeside, 3:01. 

GIRLS TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 135. 2, Post Falls 82.5. 3, Lakeland 68.5. 4, Timberlake 18. 5 (tie), Kellogg, Lakeside 7. 7, Bonners Ferry 3.  

PLACERS  

105 pounds — 1, Mackenzee Donenfield, Sandpoint. 2, Teagan Patrick, Lakeland. 3, Violet Henney, Sandpoint. 4, Kylie Calderone, Bonners Ferry. 5, Allison Esposito, Sandpoint. 110/115 — 1, Hunter Edmonson, Lakeland. 2, Vada Hutchinson, Post Falls. 3, Rhaelyn Schedlbauer, Sandpoint. 4, Isabella Symons, Sandpoint. 5, Jasmine Soto-Wilson, Post Falls. 120 — 1, Summer Birch, Sandpoint. 2, Emma Younger, Post Falls. 3, Bailey Haag, Lakeland. 4, Rayna Schatz, Lakeside. 125 — 1, Shelby Garten, Timberlake. 2, Alexandrea Schroeder, Lakeland. 3, Karma Nutter, Post Falls. 4, Daphne Krenelka, Sandpoint. 5, Tabitha Tilton, Lakeland. 130 — 1, Avery Inge, Sandpoint. 2, Ava Lynn Alberts, Post Falls. 135/140 — 1, Kahli Brown, Post Falls. 2, Vanessa Hood, Sandpoint. 3, Kalayah White, Kellogg. 4, Raylee Reynolds, Post Falls. 5, Kiera Balch, Sandpoint. 145-155 — 1, Zxyloh Hull-Johnson, Sandpoint. 2, Shayne Pirlot, Sandpoint. 3, Kaysha Kimura, Sandpoint. 4, Sophia Peone, Post Falls. 5, Oriana Lopez, Sandpoint. 179 — 1, Ariana Turnbull, Sandpoint. 2, Makayla Reynolds. 3, Sequioa Stephens, Lakeland. 4, Maya Mendoza, Lakeland. 190/235 — 1, Kassie Voss, Post Falls. 2, Lilli Marti, Sandpoint. 3, Anastasia Dmitrieva, Lakeland. 

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL  

-  2/5 

Bonners Ferry 52 Kellogg 37 

KELLOGG — The Wildcats fell to the Badgers in a nonleague game at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Further details were not available. 

- 2/7 

Kellogg 59 Orofino 27 

OROFINO — The Wildcats ran past the Maniacs in the Central Idaho League finale for both at Orofino High, clinching the second seed to next week’s 2A District 1-2 tournament. 

Further information was not available. 

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL 

- 2/6 

Clark Fork 51 Wallace 49 

WALLACE — In a nonleague matchup of Scenic Idaho Conference foes, the Wampus Cats stepped in and walked out with a win over the Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Junior Jesse Yanik scored 16 points for the Wampus Cats, who agreed to play the nonleague game after Wallace’s scheduled game against Coeur du Christ was postponed due a flu outbreak at Coeur du Christ Academy. Wallace and Coeur du Christ will make up their nonleague game on Feb. 19 in Wallace. 

Sophomore Lennox Radford scored 18 points for Wallace. 

Clark Fork and Wallace will play their Scenic Idaho Conference game on Wednesday in Wallace. 

ClarkFork 10 13 11 17 — 51  

Wallace 11 11 9 18 — 49  

CLARK FORK — Howard 11, Caven 12, Yanik 16, P. Stevens 5, Hudson 5, Gustafson 0, R. Stevens 0, Noble 2. 

WALLACE — Miller 10, Myles 6, Sodbat 11, Larson 4, Radford 18, McGillivray 0, Rose 0, Stone 0, Strange 0, Murray 0, Darg 0, Williams 0.