Silver Valley Sports: Oct. 5 - 11

KELLOGG VOLLEYBALL  

- 10/5 

Kellogg d. St. Maries 

ST. MARIES — The visiting Kellogg Wildcats wrapped up a perfect Central Idaho League season with a 25-7, 25-19, 25-14 victory over the St. Maries Lumberjacks on Monday. 

Paige Yrjana had 13 kills, seven digs and four aces for Kellogg, which won or shared the league title for the fourth straight year. Gretah Angle added 11 kills, Ella Yrjana 31 assists, three blocks and two aces, Jordyn Stutzke nine digs, Bella Schillereff two aces, Hadley Bush seven blocks, Valynn Visintainer four blocks. 

- 10/6 

Kellogg d. Timberlake 

KELLOGG — Senior Paige Yrjana had 14 kills and eight digs for the Wildcats in a 25-21, 25-9, 25-19 win over the Tigers on senior night at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Senior Jordyn Stutzke had seven digs, sophomore Gretah Angle 10 kills, junior Ella Yrjana 31 assists, 10 digs and two aces, freshman Valynn Visintainer six kills and four blocks, junior Hadley Bush four blocks and sophomore Lane Smith five kills for Kellogg. 

“Both of our seniors played great tonight for their last regular season game at Andrews Gymnasium,” Kellogg coach Hollie Yrjana said. “It was a very special and emotional night honoring Jordyn, Paige and manager Josie (Lyons).” 

Junior Shae Jones had eight blocks and three kills, sophomore Layla Webb seven kills and two blocks, junior Addie Archer 12 digs, four kills and two aces, senior Rhylee Yetter nine digs, three kills and one ace and senior Willow Mattson 10 assists, seven digs and one ace for Timberlake. 

“Aside from the second set where we lost our consistency and fire, there was a lot of good volleyball played tonight,” Timberlake coach Lisa Gardom said. “We served aggressive and played scrappy. Kellogg has great hitters and they get around the block, so our defense really had to work and they kept a lot of balls in play. I was happy to see our middles were very effective tonight.” 

WALLACE FOOTBALL 

- 10/9 

Wallace 50 Clark Fork 2 

SILVERTON — Junior Cooper Miller threw for five touchdowns and ran for another for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Wampus Cats at Sather Field. 

Senior Ashton Holbert scored a touchdown on a fumbled punt and junior Lennox Radford two touchdowns for Wallace (7-0), which faces Coeur du Christ next Friday at the Marimn Health Coeur Center in Worley. 

“The defense played a great game all-around,” Wallace coach Jared Young said. 

ST. REGIS/MULLAN FOOTBALL 

- 10/9 

St. Regis/Mullan 54 Arlee 12 

ARLEE – The visiting Tigers improved to 6-1 on the season with their romp over the Warriors.  

St. Regis led 46-6 at the half.  

The Tigers host Plains this Friday.  

WALLACE VOLLEYBALL  

- 10/5 

Priest River d. Wallace 

WALLACE — The 3A Spartans swept the 2A Miners 25-18, 25-22, 25-21 at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

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- 10/6 

Wallace d. Kootenai Classical 

POST FALLS — The visiting Miners defeated the Kodiaks 25-23, 25-21, 25-17. 

Maddie Morris had 12 kills, seven digs and two aces for Kootenai Classical Academy. Avery Myers had 16 assists, four aces and five digs, Angel Touraille four kills and a block, Chaimolia Sullivan five digs and two blocks, Abbey Schurter five digs. 

Next up for Wallace is the championship match of the 2A District 1 tournament at North Idaho College on Oct. 15. 

Kootenai Classical wraps up its final season as an associate member of the Idaho High School Activities Association on Thursday against Coeur du Christ at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene. The Kodiaks are slated to become a full member of the IHSAA starting in fall 2027. 

MULLAN VOLLEYBALL 

- 10/6 

Coeur du Christ d. Mullan 

MULLAN — The visiting Saints knocked off the Tigers in three sets.  

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- 10/9 

Clark Fork d. Mullan 

CLARK FORK — Clark Fork swept Mullan, 25-17, 25-14, 25-16, to improve to 16-0 overall and 8-0 in league play. 

“We are proud of our season so far, but we are far from done growing and improving together,” Clark Fork head coach Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey said.  

Grace Thompson led Clark Fork with nine kills, while Nora-Jean Hoy and Vanessa Rogier added five each. Rogier added eight aces as the Wampus Cats totaled 24 aces as a team against the Tigers. 

KELLOGG SOCCER 

- 10/7 

Grangeville 1 Kellogg 0 

POST FALLS – The Bulldogs defeated fifth-seeded Kellogg 1-0 in double overtime in their opening district tournament match. The Wildcats finished 5-11. 

KELLOGG FOOTBALL 

- 10/9 

Priest River 61 Kellogg 0 

PRIEST RIVER — Senior Colton Kuperinko scored four of the Spartans’ six first-half touchdowns in a Central Idaho League romp over the Wildcats.  

The Wildcats trailed 54-0 at the intermission.  

Kellogg (0-7, 0-3) travels to Orofino next Friday. 

    Kellogg High School junior Lowden White was recently awarded KHS Athlete of the Week for his dedication and work with the Wildcats' football team.