Silver Valley Sports: Jan. 5 - 11

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 1/8 

Kellogg 57 Wallace 50 (OT) 

KELLOGG — Senior Dani Henrikson had 16 points and 12 rebounds for the Wildcats in an overtime win over the Miners at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“Both teams came out tough tonight,” Kellogg coach Jana Nearing said. “It’s a good rivalry, and our girls who were in foul trouble were able to play smart defense and stay in the game through overtime.” 

Freshman Gretah Angle scored 16 points and sophomore Peyton Storey had nine rebounds for Kellogg. 

Junior Khepri Wood scored 22 points and Kylee Phillips added 16 points for Wallace. 

“It was a hard-fought game by both teams,” Wallace coach Nichole Farkas said. “We struggled to get much going in the first quarter and in OT, but we played aggressive defense and I am super proud of the girls’ effort. It was a fun game and we’re continuing to get better.” 

Wallace 3 18 11 17 1 — 50  

Kellogg 11 13 13 12 8 — 57 

WALLACE — Au. Birdsell 4, Voorhees 3, M. Stutzke 0, Wood 22, K. Stutzke 3, Hanks 0, DeLano 2, Al. Birdsell 0, Phillips 16. 

KELLOGG — Philp 7, Schillereff 1, Yrjana 0, Angle 16, Storey 5, Stutzke 8, Henrikson 16, Sorensen 2, Munoz 2. 

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL  

- 1/6 

Wallace 57 Clark Fork 35 

CLARK FORK — Junior Khepri Wood scored a game-high 23 points for the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats at Clark Fork High. 

Senior Kylee Phillips scored nine points for Wallace. 

Freshman Kiylah Anderson and senior Piper Scarlett scored eight points each for Clark Fork. 

Wallace 16 11 21 9 — 57  

ClarkFork 4 8 16 7 — 35  

WALLACE — A. Birdsell 6, Voorhees 0, Madore 0, M. Stutzke 0, Wood 23, K. Stutzke 5, DePatto 0, Petersen 0, Hanks 3, DeLano 2, A. Birdsell 7, Phillips 9. 

CLARK FORK — Petersen 5, Anderson 8, Raynor 0, Stevens 0, Rogier 7, Scarlett 8, Mayorga 7.

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/6 

St. Maries 63 Kellogg 58 

ST. MARIES — Senior JJ Yearout nearly had a triple-double, totaling 19 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists and five steals as the Lumberjacks fended off the Wildcats in Central Idaho League play. 

Senior Isaiah Gustaffe added 15 points on 7-of-10 shooting, along with five rebounds for St. Maries. Senior Xavier Sloper had 16 points and six boards. 

“It was kind of an ugly win,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “We know each other so well, you just have to go out and make plays eventually.” 

Chase praised the defense of Gustaffe, with help from Yearout, on Kellogg’s Draeden Taylor, who finished with eight points. 

“He had 41 in their last two games at that Lewiston tournament,” Chase said. “They did a good job making it tough on him.” 

Porter Lewis led Kellogg with 17 points, and Cayden Honnerlaw added 13. Evan Vindasius made three 3-pointers and scored all 11 of his points in the fourth quarter. 

“It was a really good game tonight,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “Offensively, we got stuck in the mud a little offensively. St. Maries does a good job of sending bodies to the ball and we weren’t able to find the bottom of the net. We’d get back into it and they’d make a run. In the middle of the third, we just let JJ (Yearout) get loose, and he was super effective in the second half. It was good to see our guys answer the call, but we just didn’t make enough plays to get over the hump.” 

Kellogg 15 4 18 21 — 58  

St.Maries 14 13 17 19 — 63  

KELLOGG — Coburn 2, Johnson 0, Taylor 8, P. Lewis 17, Honnerlaw 13, Cheney 4, Vindasius 11, Kimstayton 3. 

ST. MARIES — Harold 0, J. Barta 2, Yearout 19, Gustaffe 15, B. Barta 0, Riberich 9, Speakman 2, Sloper 16. 

- 1/10 

Kellogg 72 Timberlake 50 

KELLOGG — Junior Porter Lewis scored 23 points, senior Draeden Taylor 21 for the Wildcats, who led by three points at halftime before pulling away to beat the visiting Tigers in nonleague play at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“On the offensive side, it was a lot of trusting that process,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said of the second half. “Defensively, we had some lapses in the second quarter, and they were able to get out in transition. We were able to get out and defend in the third quarter, and that helps fuel the pace we want to play with on the offensive side.” 

After Timberlake went up 23-22, Lewis made two of his five 3-pointers late in the second quarter to put Kellogg up 28-25 at the half. 

Ty Cheney added 10 points and 10 rebounds for Kellogg, Cayden Honnerlaw had four steals, and Taylor had six rebounds and five assists. 

“He’s always been able to score the ball,” Martin said of Taylor. “But to make that transition to a leader on the floor just shows the hard work that he’s putting in.” 

Senior Brant Rush led Timberlake with 18 points. 

“We didn’t come ready to play on either side of the ball today,” Timberlake coach Juston Henry said. “Kellogg played hard and outworked us the whole game. As a coach that’s on me to have our guys better prepared and ready to compete.” 

“The Simpson kid (Max, who finished with nine points) is a load inside, so he requires a lot of attention,” Martin said of Timberlake. “And their guards are athletic. They were able to get out in transition and punish us that way.” 

Timberlake 6 19 12 13 — 50  

Kellogg 14 14 23 21 — 72  

TIMBERLAKE — Shively 8, Short 0, Simpson 9, Van Gundy 6, Vallieres 3, Hiaasen 6, Rush 18, Smith 0, Barnhart 0, Martin 0. 

KELLOGG — Coburn 2, Roach 0, Taylor 21, A. Lewis 0, P. Lewis 23, Honnerlaw 12, Reed 0, Cheney 8, Vindasius 2, Kimstayton 4. 

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/6 

Wallace 59 Clark Fork 42 

CLARK FORK — Sophomore Lennox Radford scored a game-high 24 points, 19 in the first quarter, for the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats at Clark Fork High late Wednesday. 

Sophomore Cooper Miller scored 14 points for Wallace. 

Senior Owen Howard had 19 points and 15 rebounds for Clark Fork. 

Wallace 29 13 4 12 — 59  

Clark Fork 6 9 12 15 — 42  

WALLACE — Radford 24, Miller 14, Sodbat 8, Williams 4, Myles 4, Stone 3, Larson 2. 

CLARK FORK — Howard 19, Caven 8, Scarlett 8, Stevens 4, Yanik 3. 

- 1/9 

Wallace 60 Coeur du Christ 57 

COEUR d’ALENE — Sophomore Grant Clemens scored a game-high 22 points for the Saints, who fell short to the Miners in a nonleague game at Holy Family Catholic School. 

Sophomore Lennox Radford scored 21 points and sophomore Cooper Miller added 19 points for Wallace. 

Freshman Kamden Manuel scored eight points for Coeur du Christ. 

Wallace 11 9 20 20 — 60  

Co.duChrist 13 17 15 12 — 57  

WALLACE — Miller 19, Myles 4, Sodbat 0, Larson 12, Williams 4, Radford 21, McGillivray 0, Stone 0, Rose 0, Strange 0, Murray 0. 

COEUR du CHRIST — Gama 0, Manuel 8, Clemens 22, Beyer 3, Hays 6, Cools 7, Mudrick 7, O’Neill 4. 

KELLOGG WRESTLING  

- 1/7 

Kellogg 54 Moscow 19 

KELLOGG — Nayton O’Neill (106 pounds), Aiden Figueroa (120) and Jayce Haynes (150) won by pin for the Wildcats in a win over the Bears at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Carsun Hinkelmann (126) won via technical fall for Kellogg, which competes in the River City Duals on Friday at Post Falls High. 

98 — double forfeit. 106 — Nayton O’Neill, Kell, p. Justin Swam, 1:28. 113 — Colton Storey, Kell, by forfeit. 120 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, p. Ryder Perry, :27. 126 — Carsun Hinkelmann, Kell, tf. Micah Moreland, 16-1. 132 — Eian Schwecke, Mos, p. Braden Hayes, 2:53. 138 — Jackson Spry, Kell, d. Aram Donigian, 18-13. 144 — Chase Scribner, Kell, md. Marcus Swift, 10-1. 150 — Jayce Haynes, Kell, p. Charles Vasquez, 1:42. 157 — Josh Anderson, Mos, p. Gabriel Hammond, 3:15. 165 — Keith Gulbrandsen, Mos, md. Coltin Duncan, 16-4. 175 — Joe Markuson, Mos, d. John Brownfield, 7-0. 190 — Josiah Miller, Kell, by forfeit. 215 — A.J. Peak, Kell, by forfeit. 285 — William Howell, Kell, by forfeit. 

- 1/9 

RIVER CITY DUALS 

POST FALLS – The Kellogg Wildcats finished fourth in their pool during the first day of the River City Duals at Post Falls High School.  

Day 1  

BRACKET C — First round: Mead 81, Bonners Ferry 6; Kellogg 48, Hanford 30; Lake City 36, Rigby 33; Sunnyside 73, Lakeland No. 2 6. Semifinals: Lake City 46, Sunnyside 36; Mead 71, Kellogg 11. Consolation semifinals: Hanford 42, Bonners Ferry 35; Rigby 69, Lakeland No. 2 16. Placing matches: Championship: Mead 60, Lake City 18. Third-place: Sunnyside 37, Kellogg 33. Fifth-place: Rigby 70, Hanford 18. Seventh-place: Bonners Ferry 36, Lakeland No. 2 36. 

Day 2 

SILVER POD B — First round: Pasco 47, Mead No. 2 32; Capital 46, Kellogg 32. Second round: Kellogg 45, Pasco 36; Capital 46, Mead No. 2 39. Third round: Capital 45, Pasco 41; Kellogg 43, Mead No. 2 33. 

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL  

- 1/8 

Mullan 43 Genesis Prep 40 

POST FALLS — The visiting Tigers defeated the Jaguars in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life. 

Freshman Matthew Green scored 21 points for Genesis Prep