PREP ROUNDUP: Brown, Armstrong, Garten repeat as district champs

• GIRLS WRESTLING

MOSCOW — Kahli Brown (135 pounds), who won at 132 last year, and Kassie Voss (235) of Post Falls won district titles to lead the Trojans to a second-place finish at the District 1-2 girls wrestling tournament Thursday at Bear Den. 

Sandpoint won the district title with 252 points. Post Falls was second with 183.5. 

Murphee Balich (100) and Brooklyn Anderson (190) won district titles for Coeur d’Alene, which finished fourth. Anderson won at 165 last year.

Other local district champions included Hunter Edmondson (115) of Lakeland and Shelby Garten (130) of Timberlake, who won at 126 last season.

Lake City qualified three second-place finishers to state, including senior Aspen Kiser (145), who earned a state berth last year. Timberwolf sophomore Katie Rippentrop (170), a first-year wrestler who transferred in this year from a school in Nebraska, lost in the semifinals, then won three straight matches, the last one in a true second-place match, beating a girl from Sandpoint who beat her last weekend, to qualify. 

“She just wrestled tremendously today; really proud of her,” Lake City girls coach Nathan DeLeon said.  

The top two placers in each weight class qualify for state next Friday and Saturday at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. The third-place finishers are in the mix for one at-large berth statewide in each weight. 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 252. 2, Post Falls 183.5. 3, Lewiston 126. 4, Coeur d’Alene 93.5. 5, Lake City 82. 6, Lakeland 67. 7, Moscow 55.5. 8 (tie), Clearwater Valley, Deary, Prairie, Timberlake 28. 12, Potlatch 24.5 13, Clark Fork 16. 14, Bonners Ferry 15. 15, Priest River 8. 16, Kootenai 7. 17 (tie), Kellogg, Wallace 6. 19 (tie), Grangeville, St. Maries 4. 21, Lapwai 0. 

Top 2 in each weight class to state. One at-large berth statewide in each weight class. 

100 — Championship: Murphee Balich, Coeur d’Alene, md. Mackenzee Donenfeld, Sandpoint, 21-8. Third place: Kahlen Tonevold, Kootenai. 

105 — Championship: Paylynn Childers, Moscow, p. Jaiden DeTienne, Coeur d’Alene, :30. Third-place match: Teagan Patrick, Lakeland, d. Emilie Farley, Potlatch, 9-8. 

110 — Championship: Rhaelyn Schedlbauer, Sandpoint, p. Jasmine Soto-Wolson, Post Falls, 4:46. Third place: Violet Henney, Sandpoint. 

115 — Championship: Hunter Edmondson, Lakeland, p. Vada Hutchinson, Post Falls, 3:42. Third-place match: Haydin Randall, Lewiston, p. Isabella Symons, Sandpoint, 1:39. 

120 — Championship: Kooper Bugner, Lewiston, d. Emma Younger, Post Falls, 6-0. Third-place match: Summer Birch, Clark Fork, p. Aubree Graves, Bonners Ferry, 2:14. 

125 — Championship: Avery Inge, Sandpoint, p. Avery Whaley, Coeur d’Alene, 1:08. Second-place match: Whaley, Coeur d’Alene, d. tf. Alexandrea Schroeder, Lakeland, 17-0. Third-place match: Schroeder, Lakeland, d. Karma Nutter, Post Falls, 8-3. 

130 — Championship: Shelby Garten, Timberlake, p. Isabella Stark, Sandpoint, 1:14. Third-place match: Makenzie Weza, Lewiston, p. Maizie Adams, Grangeville, 1:56. 

135 — Championship: Kahli Brown, Post Falls, p. Vanessa Hood, Sandpoint, 1:58. Second-place match: Hood, Sandpoint, p. Sammie Slyter, Lewiston, :39. Third-place match: Slyter, Lewiston, md. Addison Vieux, Moscow, 10-0. 

140 — Championship: Jesse Rice, Clearwater Valley, p. Hayden Palmer, Moscow, 1:24. Second-place match: Poppy Schenk, Lake City, p. Palmer, Moscow, 2:35. 

145 — Championship: Teagan Newsom, Sandpoint, p. Aspen Kiser, Lake City, 1:38. Third-place match: Kamryn Lockart, Lewiston, p. Leanna Montez, Lewiston, 2:13. 

155 — Championship: Ciel Sattler, Deary, p. Zxyloh Hull-Johnson, Sandpoint, 1:38. Third-place match: Kaysha Kimura, Sandpoint, p. Kyrah Romanoff, Lewiston, 1:17. 

170 — Championship: Avery Schacher, Prairie, p. Ariana Turnbull, Sandpoint, 4:22. Second-place match: Katie Rippentrop, Lake City, p. Ariana Turnbull, Sandpoint, 2:29. 

190 — Championship: Brooklyn Anderson, Coeur d’Alene, p. Maria Thompson, Post Falls, :59. Third place: Haven McClure, Lake City. 

235 — Championship: Kassie Voss, Post Falls, d. Lilli Marti, Sandpoint, 1-0. 

• BOYS BASKETBALL

Timberlake 59 

Kellogg 54 

SPIRIT LAKE — Senior Max Simpson scored 29 points as the host Tigers beat the Wildcats on senior night. 

Senior Brant Rush added 14 for Timberlake (7-13), which plays at Bonners Ferry on Monday in the 4A District 1 tournament, needing a win to extend its season. 

“Really proud of the team, and especially all seven of the seniors for getting a win on senior night,” Timberlake coach Juston Henry said. “The guys did a great job of finding Max down low and he converted a lot of low post points.” 

Draeden Taylor scored 18 points, Cayden Honnerlaw 15, Porter Lewis 14 for Kellogg (11-10), which travels to Orofino on Monday at 6 p.m. in the first round of the 3A District 1-2 tournament. 

“Hat’s off to Timberlake; much improved from when we saw them earlier,” said Kellogg coach Mike Martin, whose Wildcats beat the Tigers 72-50 on Jan. 10. “We got a nice lesson on when the other team plays harder.” 

Kellogg     12    11    14    17    —     54 

Timberlake     12    20    13    14    —    59 

KELLOGG — Coburn 0, Taylor 18, A. Lewis 0, P. Lewis 14, Honnerlaw 15, Cheney 4, Kimstayton 3. 

TIMBERLAKE — Shively 0, Short 0, Montes 5, Simpson 29, Van Gundy 6, Vallieres 2, Hiaasen 1, Rush 14, Smith 0, Martin 2. 

Wallace 63 

Coeur du Christ 54 

WALLACE — Sophomore Cooper Miller scored 31 points for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Saints at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Sophomore Grant Clemens scored 17 points for Coeur du Christ (12-6), which hosts Kootenai tonight at 6 Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene. 

Wallace (11-9) faces Clark Fork in the opening round of the 2A District 1 tournament on Monday at North Idaho College’s Rolly Williams Court. 

Coeur du Christ    8    18    15    13    —    54 

Wallace    18    17    11    17    —    63 

COEUR du CHRIST — Clemens 17, Beyer 7, Hayes 1, Cools 5, Mudrick 11, Sundholm 5, O'Neill 8.

WALLACE — Miller 31, Sodbat 9, Larson 8, McGillivray 5, Williams 6, Rose 2, Stone 2, Strange 0, Murray. 

St. Maries at

Bonners Ferry, ccd.

BONNERS FERRY — The game was canceled due to weather.

On Monday, St. Maries plays host to Priest River in the first round of the 3A District 1 tournament, and Bonners Ferry plays host to Timberlake in the 4A District 1 championship series. Bonners can clinch a berth to state with a win on Monday.