Silver Valley Sports: Feb. 16 - 22

KELLOGG WRESTLING 

- 2/21 

ST. MARIES — The Wildcats finished with four district champions and claimed their fifth straight district championship at the 3A District 1-2 tournament title at St. Maries High. 

Lowden White (106 pounds), Colton Storey (113), Carsun Hinklemann (126) and A.J. Peak (215) won titles for Kellogg, which finished with 385.5 points. 

The host Lumberjacks finished second while boasting five district champs: Kelby Harvey (144), Zach David (150), Amado Stewart (157), Aiden Yearout (165) and Zack Sotin (190). 

Kellogg had 11 wrestlers in the finals. The top four in each weight class qualify for state starting next Friday at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. 

Wildcard bids are expected to be announced early in the week.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 385.5. 2, St. Maries 346. 3, Priest River 127. 4, Clearwater Valley 118. 5, Potlatch 90. 6, Lakeside 86. 7, Grangeville 85. 8, Nezperce 58.5. 9, Lapwai 56. 10, Orofino 43. 11, Kamiah 35. 12, Kendrick 29.5. 13, Prairie 12.5. 14, Kootenai 7. 

(Top four to state, wild-card available) CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES 98 — Justin Hopkins, Priest River, p. Levi Holbrook, Priest River, 1:41. 106 — Lowden White, Kellogg, d. Nayton O’Neill, Kellogg, 13-7. 113 — Colton Storey, Kellogg, d. Kevin Watson, Kellogg, 9-3. 120 — Kaden Schaff, Nezperce, p. Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, 1:47. 126 — Carsun Hinklemann, Kellogg, tf. Luke Nelson, Clearwater Valley, 21-6. 132 — Eian Schwecke, Kendrick, p. Peter Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, :55. 138 — Hunter Gamble, Orofino, tf. Jackson Spry, Kellogg, 15-0. 144 — Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, md. Chase Scribner, Kellogg, 16-2. 150 — Zach David, St. Maries, md. Jayce Haynes, Kellogg, 17-3. 157 — Amado Stewart, St. Maries, tf. Hollis Elliot, Grangeville, 15-0. 165 — Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, d. Conner Christensen, Clearwater Valley, 4-2. 175 — Orrin Farmer, Grangeville, p. John Brownfield, Kellogg, 4:38. 190 — Zack Sotin, St. Maries, p. Julian Moffitt, Lakeside, 1:19. 215 — A.J. Peak, Kellogg, md. Jacob Keck, Potlatch, 13-4. 285 — Lander Mitzkus, Clearwater Valley, p. Dominick Kager, Lakeside, :59. 

THIRD-PLACE MATCHES 98 — no match. 106 — Grady Caudill, Priest River, had a bye. 113 — Tadhg McLaimtaig, Priest River, p. Liam Koehler, Grangeville, :34. 120 — Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, p. Devon Welch, Orofino, 1:47. 126 — Landyn Rollins, Kellogg, p. Brody McGreal, Potlatch, 2:08. 132 — Braden Hayes, Kellogg, md. Beau Wetzel, St. Maries, 9-1. 138 — Wyatt Stewart, St. Maries, d. Tomas Gonzalez, Kamiah, 7-2. 144 — Tanner Labrum, Kamiah, d. Bill Rapier, Priest River, 8-3. 150 — Dylan Hansen, St. Maries, d. Jaxon Green, Clearwater Valley, 6-5. 157 — Gabe Halloran, St. Maries, d. Haiden Leach, Priest River, 9-3. 165 — Parker Thomas, St. Maries, p. Coltin Duncan, Kellogg, 2:13. 175 — Gatlin Griffith, Nezperce, p. Eli Morris, Lakeside, 2:44. 190 — Kristoffer Brusseau, St. Maries, d. Josiah Miller, Kellogg, 5-2. 215 — Rustle Brusseau, St. Maries, d. Asher Blankenship, St. Maries, by forfeit. 285 — Zayden Tobon, St. Maries, p. Elijah Sifford, Lakeside, 2:18. 

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 2/17 

Kellogg 68 Priest River 50 

PRIEST RIVER — The Wildcats outscored the Spartans 39-20 in the second half of a Central Idaho League win at Priest River High. 

“The guys turned it on a little better defensively in the second half,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “We just didn’t match the energy that Priest River brought to the table in the first half. They were able to attack us in some spots and our guys got tired of it and did something about it.” 

Junior Ty Cheney scored nine of his 16 points in the second half and also had 10 rebounds and junior Porter Lewis had 13 of his 15 points in the first half for Kellogg. 

“Ty was a little quiet in the first half and we had a good conversation at halftime,” Martin said. “Offensively, he didn’t settle and did a good job of putting pressure on the middle of their defense in the second half.” 

Senior Ian Lamanna scored 21 points for Priest River. 

Kellogg 16 13 20 19 — 68  

Priest River 15 15 9 11 — 50  

KELLOGG — Coburn 3, Taylor 13, A. Lewis 0, P. Lewis 15, Honnerlaw 14, Reed 1, Cheney 16, Vindasius 3, Kimstayton 3. 

PRIEST RIVER — Mathews 3, Lamanna 21, Berth 2, Redinger 5, Best 8, Simcox 3, Collins 0, Hatton 8, Strange 0. 

- 2/19 

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. 

“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 the Wildcats, who were without starting wing Evan Vindasius, who was out with the flu.  

“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 111417 —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 BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 2/19 

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. 

“Down two starters, Cooper rreally stepped up and led us tonight,” Wallace coach Jared Young said. “They turned up the pressure in the second half and we handled it well.”  

Sophomore Grant Clemens scored 17 points for Coeur du Christ. 

C.duChrist 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. 

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 2/19 

3A State Tournament 

Malad 63 Kellogg 36 

KUNA — The eighth-seeded Wildcats shot 11 of 45 in a loss to the top-seeded Dragons in the opening round of the state 3A tournament at Kuna High. 

Junior Jordyn Stutzke had 16 points for Kellogg. 

Izzy Haycock scored 12 points for Malad. 

Kellogg 6 11 0 19 — 36  

Malad 24 11 13 15 — 63  

KELLOGG — Philp 2, Schillereff 3, Yrjana 3, Angle 7, Storey 2, Stutzke 16, Henrikson 1, Sorenson 0, Munoz 2, Gloyn 0. Totals 11-45 9-11 36. 

MALAD — Schrenk 0, Miller 9, Rupp 3, Nelaon 7, Jones 11, Haycock 12, Keetch 10, Ward 2, VanBebber 2, Talbot 0, Thomas 0, Bingham 3, Daniels 0, Nelson 4. 

- 2/20 

Ririe 49 Kellogg 36 

KUNA — The eighth-seeded Wildcats, at state for the second time in three seasons, went two-and-out following the loss to the fourth-seeded Bulldogs at Kuna High. 

Freshman Gretah Angle scored 17 points for Kellogg. Senior Dani Henrickson added eight points and 13 rebounds, and sophomore Peyton Storey had seven boards. 

Enen Jensen had 21 points and six rebounds for Ririe. 

Kellogg 9 8 2 17 — 36  

Ririe 13 5 21 10 — 49  

KELLOGG — Philp 2, Schillereff 0, Yrjana 0, Angle 17, Storey 4, Stutzke 5, Henrickson 8, Munoz 0, Gloyn 0. Totals 11-43 10-15 36. 

RIRIE — Robson 0, Gallup 4, Bybee 6, L. Robson 0, Jensen 21, Ni. Young 4, Boone 2, N. Young 0, Burnside 0, Newton 0, Marsh 12, Lundquist 0. Totals 17-64 10-14 49. 

    Kellogg wrestler Colton Storey (facing the camera) squares off with teammate Kevin Watson during the 113-pound championship match at the 3A District 1-2 Tournament.