Silver Valley Sports: Mar. 16 - 22

DISTRICT 1 ALL-STAR GAME 

West 75 East 72

MULLAN — Coeur d’Alene senior Caden Symons, who signed with Evansville in November, scored 19 points and earned MVP honors as the West All-Stars rallied past the East All-Stars 75-72 in the 39th annual District 1 All-Star Game on Thursday at the Mullan Pavilion. 

Symons also won the slam dunk contest at halftime of the boys game. 

St. Maries senior Jack Barta defeated girls champion Kylee Phillips of Wallace to win the 3-point contest. 

Connor Carver (Post Falls) and Draeden Taylor (Kellogg) scored 12 points each for the East. 

West 17 22 13 23 — 75 

East 18 10 27 17 — 72 

WEST — Hallah Peone (Lakeside) 7, Westin Caven (Clark Fork) 0, Payton Stevens (Clark Fork) 0, Josh Watson (Lake City) 16, Max Simpson (Timberlake) 0, Riley Ausman (Kootenai) 0, Jerome Cools (Coeur du Christ) 0, Tyson Charley (Lakeside) 13, Brant Rush (Timberlake) 6, Caden Symons (Coeur d’Alene) 19, Sulay Abubakari (Bonners Ferry) 2

EAST — Colten Imes (Mullan) 0, Jack Barta (St. Maries) 8, JJ Yearout (St. Maries) 7, Radley McDonald (Kellogg) 5, Jaxon Lysne (Post Falls) 9, Isaiah Gustaffe (St. Maries) 0, Draeden Taylor (Kellogg) 12, Brock Barta (St. Maries) 8, Evan Trevena (North Idaho Christian) 0, Connor Carver (Post Falls) 12, Cayden Honnerlaw (Kellogg) 5, Caden Sakae (North Idaho Christian) 0, Xavier Sloper (St. Maries) 0, Drake Wilson (Mullan) 0. 

GIRLS 

West 60 East 48 

MULLAN — Kyleigh Wolfe of Lakeside scored 14 points and earned MVP honors as the West All-Stars defeated the East All-Stars in the 39th annual District 1 All-Star Game at the Mullan Pavilion. 

Chelsey Cate of North Idaho Christian scored 19 points for the West. 

Kailey Walton of Post Falls High scored 14 points for the East. 

West 13 17 19 11 — 60 

East 10 12 12 14 — 48 

WEST — Cassidy Gorr (Lakeside) 2, Kimberly Pluff (Lakeside) 0, Sydney Ellis (North Idaho Christian) 0, Kyleigh Wolfe (Lakeside) 14, Chelsey Cate (North Idaho Christian) 19, Madison Salaiz (North Idaho Christian) 6, Alberta Stensgar (Lakeside) 0, Piper Scarlett (Clark Fork) 5, Tylah Lambert (Lakeside) 3, Priscilla Mayorga (Clark Fork) 7. 

EAST — Olivia Hollenbeck (Post Falls) 2, Jasmin Laing (Sandpoint) 3, Aleigha Jensen (Priest River) 0, Aubrey Birdsell (Wallace) 2, Summer Loutzenhiser (Sandpoint) 8, Avah Blankenship (Mullan) 0, Dani Henrikson (Kellogg) 7, Kailey Walton (Post Falls) 14, Kylee Phillips (Wallace) 12. 

KELLOGG TRACK  

- 3/21 

LEWISTON — Wildcats AJ Peak and Davin Harju scored big for Kellogg at the Lewiston Invitational at Lewiston High. 

Harju finished third in the 400 and second in the high jump, while Peak took third in the discus. 

BOYS TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 121. 2, Lewiston 89. 3, Moscow 73. 4, Post Falls 70. 5, Lakeland 65. 6, Sandpoint 42. 7, Pullman 40. 8, North Central 34. 9, Orofino 31. 10, Timberlake 30. 11, Logos 29. 12, Priest River 28. 13 (tie), Grangeville, Kellogg 22. 15, Kendrick 20. 16, Troy 18. 17, Clarkston 9. 18, Genesee 8. 19 (tie), Nezperce, Prairie, Lake City 6. 22, Deary 4. 23, Bonners Ferry 3. 24, Pomeroy 2. 

Winners, locals in top three 

100 — 1, Caleb Haywood, Moscow, 11.06. 2, Isaac Schmit, Sandpoint, 11.35. 3, Jackson Harvey, Post Falls, 11.46. 200 — 1, Caleb Haywood, Moscow, 21.98. 3, Jackson Harvey, Post Falls, 22.82. 400 — 1, Connor Horne, Moscow, 50.64. 2, Jonathan Barnhart, Timberlake, 51.28. 3, Davin Harju, Kellogg, 51.75. 800 — 1, Mitchell Rietze, Coeur d’Alene, 1:58.28. 2, Cruz Andrich, Post Falls, 2:03.23. 1,600 — 1, Wyatt Morgenstern, Coeur d’Alene, 4:26.64. 3, Sam Reade, Lake City, 4:31.04. 3,200 — 1, Gabe Heule, Coeur d’Alene, 9:44.44. 2, Blaise Howard, Coeur d’Alene, 9:49.83. 

110 hurdles — 1, Camden Johnson, Coeur d’Alene, 16.14. 300 hurdles — 1, Camden Johnson, Coeur d’Alene, 41.97. 3, Griffin Carpenter, Post Falls, 43.03. 4x100 relay — 1, Lakeland (Apolo Gratzinger, Sean Burke, Jaron Yager, Kayden Karle), 43.89. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 44:14. 4x200 relay — 1, Lewiston, 1:30.21. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 1:33.52. 3, Post Falls, 1:34.09. 4x400 relay — 1, Moscow, 3:28.53. 3, Lakeland, 3:33.11. 4x800 relay — 1, Post Falls (David Mckinney, Daniel Fuqua, Cole Holley, Cruz Andrich), 8:39.85. 2, Coeur d’Alene, 8:57.39. Sprint medley — 1, Timberlake (Lincoln Wyndham, Waylin MacArthur, Joshua Yeager, Jonathan Barnhart), 3:45.51. 3, Lakeland, 3:48.19. 

Shot put — 1, Brayden Carrel, Lakeland, 50-3 ½. 2, Niki Porinchok, Priest River, 47-3 ¼. Discus — 1, Niki Porinchok, Priest River, 151-10. 3, AJ Peak, Kellogg, 145-0. Javelin — 1, Evan Kirkham, Troy, 162-9. 2, Landon Goodwin, Post Falls, 153-8. 3, Peyton Hillman, Lakeland, 145-11. High jump — 1, Ryan Ha, Pullman, 6-3. 2, Davin Harju, Kellogg, 6-2. 3, Cashton Bodman, Post Falls, 6-0. Pole vault — 1, Ian Lamanna, Priest River, 13-8. 2, George Mitchell, Coeur d’Alene, 12-6. Long jump — 1, Reid Krahn, Lewiston, 21-1 ¾. Triple jump — 1, Jake Scott, Orofino, 41-9. 3, Levi Abbott, Lakeland, 39-10 ¼. 

GIRLS TEAM SCORES — 1, Lakeland 85. 2, Moscow 69. 3, Sandpoint 67.5. 4, Coeur d’Alene Charter 58. 5 (tie), Post Falls, Coeur d’Alene, Logos 54.5. 8, Lewiston 52. 9, Prairie 47. 10, Pullman 43.5. 11, North Central 41.5. 12, Timberlake 36. 13, Bonners Ferry 24. 14, Asotin 23. 15, Deary 13. 16, Genesee 11. 17 (tie), Nezperce, Orofino 10. 19, Grangeville 5.5. 20 (tie), Clarkston, Troy 4. 22, Kellogg 2.5. 23 (tie), Pomeroy, Lake City 2. 

Winners, locals in top three 

100 — 1, Emmaline Carr, Cd’A Charter, 12.62. 3, Adelynn Archer, Timberlake, 13.04. 200 — 1, Emmaline Carr, Cd’A Charter, 25.28. 400 — 1, Chloe Jankovic, Logos, 1:00.57. 2, Tessa Lovell, Lakeland, 1:01.64. 800 — 1, Annabelle Carr, Cd’A Charter, 2:15.04. 3, Victoria Howard, Coeur d’Alene, 2:27.52. 1,600 — 1, Annabelle Carr, Cd’A Charter, 5:09.52. 2, Anna Christman, Coeur d’Alene, 5:13.33. 3, Olivia May, Coeur d’Alene, 5:19.39. 

3,200 — 1, Dakota Keyworth, Coeur d’Alene, 11:17.55. 2, Olivia Meredith, Lakeland, 12:09.77. 3, Dorothy Pope, Post Falls, 12:10.35. 100 hurdles — 1, Mattea Nuhn, Moscow, 14.93. 2, Reagan Meine, Cd’A Charter, 15.72. 3, Alexis Hoss, Coeur d’Alene, 16.30. 300 hurdles — 1, Reagan Meine, Cd’A Charter, 46.23. 2, Ani Vick, Sandpoint, 47.54. 3, Alexis Hoss, Coeur d’Alene, 48.26. 4x100 relay — 1, Lakeland (Ashlyn Karle, Casey Foster, Karstyn Kiefer, Sapphire Ruelle), 50.69. 2, Timberlake, 53.06. 4x200 relay — 1, Lakeland (Ashlyn Karle, Tessa Lovell, Jordin Cysewski, Karstyn Kiefer), 1:49.39. 4x400 relay — 1, Lakeland (Tessa Lovell, Kapree Kiefe, Sapphire Ruelle, Karstyn Kiefer), 4:11.20. 2, Sandpoint, 4:13.08. 4x800 relay — 1, Post Falls (Emmalyn Sorensen, Kimberly Lackey, Dorothy Pope, Ainsley Parker), 10:50.47. 2, Lakeland, 10:56.73. 3, Sandpoint, 11:21.22. Sprint medley — 1, Logos, 1:54.04. 2, Sandpoint, 1:58.08. 

Shot put — 1, Hallie Hartman, Bonners Ferry, 42-4 ½. Discus — 1, Sage Elven, Prairie, 133-5. Javelin — 1, Arkayla Brown, North Central, 122-6. High jump — 1, Jasmin Laing, Sandpoint, 5-2. 3, Lillee Ward, Timberlake, 4-10. Pole vault — 1, Charlize Hall, North Central, 11-6. 2, Izzy Davidson, Sandpoint, 9-6. Long jump — 1, Mattea Nuhn, Moscow, 18-10. Triple jump — 1, Avery Lux, Nezperce, 33-7 ½. 

KELLOGG BASEBALL  

- 3/17 

Bonners Ferry def. Kellogg 17-7; Bonners Ferry def. Kellogg 19-0 

BONNERS FERRY – The host Badgers beat the Wildcats in back-to-back games to open baseball season in North Idaho.  

No other info was received.  

- 3/20 

Asotin def. Kellogg 11-1

ASOTIN (Wash.) -- Senior Preston Graaskamp’s first-inning single brought Levi Brown home to give the Wildcats their only score of the contest.  

The game was called after four innings.  

No other info was received. 

ALL LEAGUE BASKETBALL  

3A Central Idaho League 

MVP – JJ Yearout, St. Maries 

Defensive Player of the Year – Cayden Honnerlaw, Kellogg 

FIRST TEAM  

Porter Lewis, Kellogg; Jack Barta, St. Maries; Isaiah Gustaffe, St. Maries; Nick Bonner, Orofino; Blake Barlow, Orofino.  

SECOND TEAM  

Draedan Taylor, Kellogg; Xavier Sloper, St. Maries; Landon Riberich, St. Maries; Ian Lamana, Priest River; Jake Runia, Orofino.  

    Wallace's Kylee Phillips is fouled by North Idaho Christian's Chelsey Cate.