Silver Valley Sports Recap: Jan. 30 – Feb. 5

KELLOGG WRESTLING

Feb. 2

Kellogg 56, Timberlake 18

SPIRIT LAKE — Walking into a hostile environment was precisely what head coach Scott Miller wanted for his kids in their dual-finale of the year.

Seeing how they would respond in such an environment, just a few weeks before their district tournament – Miller got what he wanted.

“I thought our kids wrestled a very good match in a tough environment,” he said. “Timberlake has always been a very competitive match for us and our kids got themselves on a roll and turned a close match into a rout. We did a good job controlling pace and setting the tone for each match. It was a good way to end our dual season.”

Feb. 3-4 Conrad Garner Invitational

BONNERS FERRY — All season long, the Kellogg Wildcats have shown that they can hang with the big dogs of any classification and they proved again last weekend with a third-place finish at the Conrad Garner Invitational at Bonners Ferry High School.

Kolter Wood and Jayce Garcia brought home the championships in their respective weight class, while 13 other KHS wrestlers found their way to the podium.

“I thought our kids showed some really good things this weekend against some really good competition,” coach Scott Miller said. “We did a very good job in the consolation brackets and which resulted in a lot of placers for us. I think overall we did a really good job on pace in the match again as well as finding ways to score late in the matches. I'm pleased with where we are right now.”

Wood and Garcia have been dominant for the Wildcats this season, with Garcia picking up his second tournament championship of the season.

For Wood, his win was a bit of redemption from a loss he took at last year’s 3A state tournament.

“Kolter got a really big win in the finals against the South Fremont wrestler that beat him last year at state,” Miller said. “It just shows how far Kolter has come this year. I think he is definitely one of the top kids in the state at his weight.”

South Fremont — who won the tournament — presented several roadblocks for the Wildcat grapplers, including Garcia.

“Jayce had a great tournament and overwhelmed his opponent from South Fremont in the finals,” Miller said. “Jayce has really taken control of his match and is able to find ways to score no matter what position he is in. Just a great week for him.”

KELLOGG INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

(Boys)

98 — Aiden Figueroa — 3rd Place

106 — Chase Scribner — 2nd Place

106 — Chase Morden — 4th Place

120 — Treven Bush — 3rd Place

126 — Wyatt Storey — 5th Place

126 — Kolter Wood — 1st Place

132 — Jaeger Hall — 2nd Place

132 — Kolby Lemmon — 4th Place

152 — Brady Vergobbi — 4th Place

160 — Jayce Garcia — 1st Place

170 — Ramsey Rainio — 5th Place

195 — Tanner Lee — 4th Place

(Girls)

107 — Sophie McLain — 4th Place

TEAM SCORES — 1, South Fremont 320. 2, Post Falls 183. 3, Kellogg 173.5. 4, Lakeland 126.5. 5, Coeur d’Alene 107.5. 6, Timberlake 106. 7, Sandpoint 105. 8, Priest River 72.5. 9, St. Maries 61. 10, Bonners Ferry 50. 11, Lake City 13.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 pounds — Wyatt Carey, Timberlake, p. Justus Peregrina, Coeur d’Alene, 1:52. 106 — Jaren Knopp, Lakeland, d. Chase Scribner, Kellogg, 3-0. 113 — Boden Banta, South Fremont, md. Brandon Williams, Bonners Ferry, 12-4. 120 — Jaxton Packer, South Fremont, md. Stryker Huston, Timberlake, 10-1. 126 — Kolter Wood, Kellogg, d. David Green, South Fremont, 5-2. 132 — Ryker Simmons, South Fremont, d. Jaeger Hall, Kellogg, by medical forfeit. 138 — Shane Sherill, Sandpoint, d. Sione Taverez, South Fremont, 8-7. 145 — Damion Hamilton, Post Falls, d. Tuffy Briggs, South Fremont, 2-0. 152 — Raiden Whitmore, South Fremont, p. Jonathan Hansen, Timberlake, 1:35. 160 — Jayce Garcia, Kellogg, p. Kadin Sims, Post Falls, 3:14. 170 — Dylan Scott, Lakeland, p. Matthew Duthie, Post Falls, 4:31. 182 — Hunter Hobbs, South Fremont, p. Carsen Speelman, Coeur d’Alene, 3:41. 195 — Kolby Clark, South Fremont, d. Kendall Sage, Post Falls, 7-1. 220 — Max Clark, South Fremont, p. Scott Sotin, St. Maries, 1:33. 285 — Conrad Miller, South Fremont, d. Neilsen Glascock, South Fremont, by forfeit.

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE 98 pounds — Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, d. Gage Loftin, Post Falls, 5-4. 106 — Logan Loaiza, Post Falls, p. Chase Morden, Kellogg, 2:15. 113 — Tanner George, Coeur d’Alene, md. Geoff Brooks, Post Falls, 14-0. 120 — Treven Bush, Kellogg, p. Colm McLaimtaig, Priest River, :58. 126 — Ashlei Hawkins, Sandpoint, d. Brandon Felix, Post Falls, 5-3. 132 — Boston Spear, Coeur d’Alene, p. Kolby Lemmon, Kellogg, 4:05. 138 — Caeden McLaimtaig, Priest River, d. Kyle Miller, Post Falls, 2-1. 145 — Christian Troumbley-Karkoski, Sandpoint, d. Porter Blackmore, Bonners Ferry, 11-4. 152 — Colton Tucker, Coeur d’Alene, d. Brady Vergobbi, Kellogg, 7-0. 160 — Gabriel Brown, Post Falls, md. Connor Gomez, St. Maries, 12-0. 170 — Traven Bauer, South Fremont, p. Trey Gibson, St. Maries, 1:05. 182 — Calvin Hinds, Sandpoint, p. Jeramiah Palmer, Sandpoint, 1:58. 195 — Jorden Tyler, Sandpoint, p. Tanner Lee, Kellogg, 2:58. 220 — Matyus McLain, Priest River, p. Devon Howell, Lakeland, :30. 285 — Matt Ludwig, Post Falls, d. Landon Warren, St. Maries, 3-1.

FIFTH-SIXTH PLACE 98 pounds — no match. 106 — no match. 113 — no match. 120 — Duncan Morrow, Lake City, d. Connor Johnson, Lake City, 7-4. 126 — Wyatt Storey, Kellogg, md. Logan Bradley, Coeur d’Alene, 12-1. 132 — Austin Howell, Lakeland, p. Cayden Knight, Timberlake, 1:22. 138 — Kros O’Brien, Lakeland, d. Joshua Stone, Post Falls, 11-4. 145 — Bradley Mason, Post Falls, d. Charles Bennett, Priest River, by forfeit. 152 — Jerome Crichton, South Fremont, p. Kaiden Bohl, Post Falls, 4:20. 160 — Jesse Vargas, South Fremont, d. Marcus Regehr, Bonners Ferry, by medical forfeit. 170 — Ramsey Rainio, Kellogg, p. Braxton Searle, South Fremont, 3:16. 182 — Bradley Grubham, Lakeland, p. Taycen Gee, South Fremont, 3:18. 195 — no match. 220 — Sebastean Martin, Post Falls, p. Talan Schudies, South Fremont, 2:55. 285 — no match.

GIRLS MATCHES GIRLS TEAM SCORES — 1, Lake City 45. 2, Bonners Ferry 43. 3, Sandpoint 33. 4, Post Falls 30. 5, South Fremont 20. 6, St. Maries 16. 7 (tie), Timberlake, Lakeland 15. 9, Kellogg 3.

107 pounds — 1, Nevaeh Therrien, Bonners Ferry. 2, Kailee Davis, Priest River. 3, Charlotte Swensen, South Fremont. 4, Sophia McLain, Kellogg. 120 — 1, Alexxis Johnson, Lake City. 2, Danielle Romriell, South Fremont. 3, Emma Garman, Sandpoint. 4, Shelby Garten, Timberlake. 132 — 1, Madi Cook, Lake City. 2, Alyssa Foreman, Lakeland. 3, Jeri Thorneycroft, Post Falls. 4, Rylie Hancock, Sandpoint. 145 — Abigale Piper, Post Falls. 2, Sophia Stewart, Post Falls. 3, Jalyssa Beach, Lake City. 4, EmmaLee Howell, Timberlake. 152 — Maddie Johnson, St. Maries. 2, Lindsey Onstott, Bonners Ferry. 165 — Savannah Rickter, Bonners Ferry. 2, Miriam Grow, Priest River. 3, Sylvia Becker, Sandpoint. 235 — Grace Balch, Sandpoint. 2, Lilli Marti, Sandpoint.

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL

Jan. 31

Wallace 53, Lakeside 21

WALLACE — Talk about a turnaround.

Two weeks after losing by 34 points at Lakeside, Wallace beat the Knights by 32 points at Kirby Krulitz Court to tie Lakeside for the Scenic Idaho Conference title.

After the game, Lakeside won a coin flip, and will be the No. 1 seed in the 1A Division I District 1 tournament this week at North Idaho College.

Wallace (12-6, 3-1 SIC) will play No. 3 seed Genesis Prep on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in a loser-out game. The winner plays Lakeside (11-6, 3-1) next Thursday at 7 p.m. for the district’s lone berth to state.

Britany Phillips scored 14 of her 21 points in the first half for Wallace, and Kylee Phillips added 12 points.

Kyleigh Wolfe scored seven points for Lakeside.

Lakeside 8 9 2 2 — 21 Wallace 18 19 11 5 — 53 LAKESIDE — Gorr 0, Pluff 0, Wolfe 7, Rivera 6, Weinclaw 0, Thomas 0, K. Allen 4, Matt 0, Lowley 0, Havier-Gorr 4, A. Allen 0, Hodgson 0, Lambert 0.

WALLACE — Birdsell 3, Berry 0, Lewis 2, K. Phillips 12, Br. Phillips 21, Hasz 5, Hull 0, Be. Phillips 2, Hendrick 8.

Feb. 2

Wallace 49, Mullan 27

WALLACE — Kylee Phillips scored 15 of her 18 points in the first half as the host Miners jumped out to a 38-6 halftime lead en route to the nonleague victory over the Tigers at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Britany Phillips added 12 points for Wallace.

Jazzmyn Nelson scored a game-high 19 points for Mullan.

Wallace plays Genesis Prep on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at North Idaho College in the semifinals of the 1A Division I District 1 tournament.

Mullan 6 0 10 11 — 27

Wallace 15 23 7 4 — 49

MULLAN — Lowman 0, Nelson 19, Garitone 0, Blankenship 0, Petit 2, Charvez 4, Frazier 2.

WALLACE — Birdsell 5, S. Berry 2, Lewis 0, K. Phillips 18, Johnson 0, Br. Phillips 12, O. Berry 0, Hasz 0, Hull 4, Be. Phillips 8, Hendrick 0.

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL

Feb. 3

Lakeside 56, Mullan 22

PLUMMER — Martina Rivera scored 17 points as the host Knights beat the Tigers in the regular season finale for both teams.

Kyleigh Wolfe added 11 points, Destiny Matt 10 for Lakeside.

Ellie Lowman scored 10 points for Mullan, which plays Clark Fork next Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at NIC in the championship game of the 1A Division II District 1 tournament.

Mullan 8 7 4 3 — 22

Lakeside 15 11 25 5 — 56

MULLAN — Lowman 10, Nelson 5, Garitone 2, Blankenship 0, Petit 2, Charvez 1, Frazier 2.

LAKESIDE — Gorr 0, Pluff 0, Wolfe 11, Rivera 17, Wienclaw 4, Thomas 2, K. Allen 4, Matt 10, Lowley 5, A. Allen 0, Hodgson 0, Lambert 3.

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL

Feb. 1

Genesis Prep 53, Wallace 32

WALLACE — Donovan Daniels scored 14 points to lead the Jaguars past the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference game at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Landon Young scored 12 points for Genesis Prep.

Brad Tesky scored 16 points for Wallace.

GenesisPrep 14 9 8 19 — 53

Wallace 7 8 10 7 — 32

GENESIS PREP — Schulz 2, Farrell 0, Martin 4, Daniels 14, Russworm 8, Specht 5, Nichols 0, Rubert 2, E. Martin 0, Young 12, Earley 0, Tosh 3.

WALLACE — Ritchey 0, Tesky 16, Morden 1, J. Davis 5, Hasz 3, Schmidt 1, Cleveland 0, D. Davis 6.

Feb. 3

Timberlake JV 63, Wallace 47

SPIRIT LAKE — Haidyn Jonas scored 18 points, Lucas Vallieres 12 and Nate Dykeman 11 as the Tigers junior varsity beat the Miners varsity.

Brad Tesky scored a game-high 24 points for Wallace.

Wallace 10 9 9 19 — 47

TimberlakeJV 23 10 12 18 — 63

WALLACE — Richey 0, D. Davis 0, Tesky 24, Morden 2, J. Davis 10, Schmidt 4, Cleveland 7.

TIMBERLAKE JV — Meidinger 3, Dykeman 11, Jonas 18, Lenz 3, Paslay 0, Krupp 0, Devore 1, Yetter 4, Tebbe 2, V. Higgins 6, L. Vallieres 12, McDougall 3.

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL

Jan. 31

Kellogg 46, St. Maries 30

KELLOGG — With their win over the visiting Lumberjacks, the Wildcats locked up the second seed in the 2A District I-II Tournament. No other information was available.

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL

Feb. 3

Lakeside 111, Mullan 36

PLUMMER — Senior Vander Brown scored 32 points and junior Liam Hendrickx added 20 for the Knights in a nonleague win over the Tigers at Ron Miller Court.

Brown scored 18 of his 32 points in the first quarter for Lakeside.

Alex Trogden scored 11 points for Mullan.

Mullan 7 12 10 7 — 36

Lakeside 37 16 24 24 — 111

MULLAN — S. Petit 1, A. Zingler 7, Appiah 7, Nelson 2, Rupp Connors 4, T. Zingler 3, Trogden 11, Knoll 1.

LAKESIDE — Brown 32, SiJohn 10, Callahan 11, Hall 10, Hendrickx 20, Spotted Horse 4, Charley 11, Peone 13.