Silver Valley Sports Recap: Feb. 6-12

2A District 1-2 Tournament

• Feb. 6 (semi-finals)

Kellogg 37, Orofino 29

KELLOGG — The second-seeded Wildcats scored 14 of the game’s final 15 points to rally past the third-seeded Maniacs in a semifinal game in the 2A District 1-2 tournament at Andrews Gymnasium.

Freshman Dani Hedrickson scored 11 of her team-high 13 points in the second half for Kellogg.

Grace Beardin scored 17 points for Orofino.

Orofino 8 9 6 6 — 29

Kellogg 11 0 10 16 — 37

OROFINO — McCarthy 0, R. Province 0, Beardin 17, E. Province 1, Johnson 5, Miller 6.

KELLOGG — Jerome 8, M. Groth 0, Schillereff 2, Coe 8, Karst 0, Hendrickson 13, Cheney 6.

• Feb. 8 (championship)

Grangeville 52, Kellogg 35

GRANGEVILLE — The second-seeded Wildcats fell to the top-seeded Bulldogs in the 2A District 1-2 championship game at Grangeville High.

Kellogg will host Orofino in the district second-place game, with that winner advancing to a state play-in game on Saturday against Ambrose, the third seed from District 3.

Grangeville advances to the state tournament starting next Thursday at Bishop Kelly High in Boise.

No stats or info was received for this game.

• Feb. 9 (loser-out, second place)

Kellogg 54, Orofino 50

KELLOGG — The second-seeded Wildcats held off the third-seeded Maniacs for the second time in four days in the 2A District 1-2 second-place game at Andrews Gymnasium.

With the win, the Wildcats now head to a state tournament play-in game against Ambrose of Meridian.

No stats or information was available for this game.

• Feb. 11 (state play-in game)

Ambrose 50, Kellogg 46

LEWISTON — The Archers of Meridian advanced to the state tournament with a win over the Wildcats in a state 2A play-in game at Lewiston High. Kellogg, which qualified for state last year for the first time since 2010, finished 10-14.

The Wildcats dropped from the 3A classification this season.

Ambrose will be the seventh seed at state and open against second-seeded Soda Springs on Thursday at Bishop Kelly High in Boise.

No stats or information was made available for this game.

1A D1 District 1 Tournament

• Feb. 7 (semi-final)

Wallace 55, Genesis Prep 26

COEUR d’ALENE — Junior Britany Phillips hit three 3-pointers and scored 31 points. Her sister Kylee Phillips added 14 as the second-seeded Miners beat the third-seeded Jaguars in the loser-out semifinal of the 1A Division I District 1 tournament at North Idaho College’s Rolly Williams Court.

Katie Yount hit three 3s and scored nine points for Genesis Prep, which finished 7-12.

Genesis Prep 5 6 9 6 — 26

Wallace 14 14 14 13 — 55

GENESIS PREP — S. Martin 3, Nelke 0, Covey 2, E. Martin 2, Williams 2, Cooper 0, Yount 9, Lawler 0, Anderson 8.

WALLACE — Birdsell 0, Berry 0, Lewis 0, K. Phillips 14, Br. Phillips 31, Hasz 2, Hull 0, Be. Phillips 2, Hendrick 6.

• Feb. 9 (championship)

Wallace 41, Lakeside 63

COEUR d’ALENE — Freshman Kyleigh Wolfe scored a team-high 19 points for top-seeded Lakeside, which built a 39-19 halftime lead en route to a 63-41 win over the second-seeded Wallace Miners in the 1A Division I District 1 championship game at North Idaho College on Thursday.

Lakeside advances to state for the first time since 2021, and will open play next Thursday at Columbia High in Nampa.

Lakeside beat Wallace 67-33 on Jan. 17 in Plummer, then fell to the Miners 53-21 in Wallace on Jan. 31.

“We played a lot better defense tonight,” Lakeside coach Chris Dohrman said. “That second game, we didn’t shoot that well at all and couldn’t buy a basket. I think we were 0 for 17 from the 3-point line and 10 of 29 from the field and 1 for 7 from the free-throw line. We watched the film and the shots weren’t falling.”

Senior Arianna Havier-Gorr scored 10 points for Lakeside, all in the first half.

Junior Britany Phillips scored 26 points for Wallace, which went to state last year for the first time since 2008.

“I think their pressure kind of got to us and we couldn’t keep our composure,” Wallace coach Nicole Farkas said. “Lakeside’s tough. They’re a tough team and I think that the nerves got the best of us. But there’s no shame in losing to Lakeside. They’re a good team.”

“Wallace is a good team and they play hard,” Dohrman said. “They wanted to win just as bad as we did. Fortunately, we played well enough tonight and a lot of girls stepped up tonight and we got a good result.”

Wallace 7 12 14 8 — 41

Lakeside 17 22 11 15 — 63

WALLACE — Birdsell 0, Lewis 0, K. Phillips 9, Br. Phillips 26, Hasz 4, Be. Phillips 0, Hendrick 2.

LAKESIDE — Gorr 0, Pluff 5, Wolfe 19, Rivera 8, Wienclaw 7, Thomas 0, K. Allen 7, Matt 5, Lowley 4, Havier-Gorr 10, A. Allen 0, Hodgson 0, Lambert 0.

1A D2 District 1 Championship

• Feb. 9 (championship)

Clark Fork 58, Mullan 24

COEUR d’ALENE — The second-seeded Wampus Cats advanced to the state 1A Division II tournament at Nampa High starting next Thursday with a win over the Tigers at North Idaho College.

While both teams finished with identical league records, no semi-finals were played due to Kootenai dropping from the tournament.

No other information was available.

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL

• Feb. 6

Lakeland ‘C’ 68, Mullan 60

MULLAN — Hunter Steward scored 18 points, Jaron Yager 15 as the Hawk ‘C’ team beat the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.

Austin Zingler scored 15 points for Mullan, Floyd Nelson 13, Alex Trogden 12 and Stephen Petit 11.

“They played with a lot more intensity and energy, they came ready to play,” Mullan coach Paul Elston said of the Lakeland ‘C’ team. “We were OK in spurts, but didn’t have it the whole game.”

Lakeland ‘C’ 21 16 9 22 — 68

Mullan 13 12 13 22 — 60

LAKELAND C — Steward 18, Hildesheim 3, Lukey 2, Abbott 3, Drake 3, Yager 15, Greene 0, Erk 3, Larcher 2, Krause 2, Taylor 10, Carrel 7.

MULLAN — Nelson 13, Trogden 12, A. Zingler 15, T. Zingler 7, S. Petit 11, Rupp-Connors 0, L. Pettit 0, Appiah 0, Acheson 2, Knoll 0.

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL

• Feb. 10

Wallace 63, Kootenai 18

HARRISON FLATS — Julian Davis had 12 points to lead three Miners into double figures in the nonleague win over the shorthanded Warriors.

Elliott Schmidt and Alex Cleveland each added 10 points for Wallace.

Riley Ausman scored 10 points for Kootenai, including a half-court shot at the halftime buzzer.

Kootenai was missing top scorer Christopher Moore, away on another school function. The Warriors, who lost junior Gavin Tiller a few weeks ago to an appendectomy, had just five available players Friday night.

“It’s tough, because he (Moore) facilitates the points,” Kootenai coach Jake Pfeiffer said. “We just had to put players in positions they really haven’t played.”

Wallace 23 17 12 11 — 63

Kootenai 2 8 6 2 — 18

WALLACE — Ritchey 8, Tesky 4, Morden 3, J. Davis 12, Hasz 8, Schmidt 10, Cleveland 10, Sabala 4, Guardipe 4.

KOOTENAI — Ausman 10, Hodges 6, Addington 2, Myers 0, J. Moore 0.

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL

• Feb. 10

Bonners Ferry 76, Kellogg 55

KELLOGG — Asher Williams scored 20 points for the Badgers in a nonleague win over the Wildcats at Andrews Gymnasium.

“They just closed the first half really well,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “They hit a bucket, got another and stretched it out from there.”

Riley Petesch scored 16 points for Bonners Ferry, which had 20 points off second-chance points.

“To give a team that good so many extra possessions, you’re not going to come out on top,” Martin said.

Kolby Luna scored 20 points, Riply Luna had 19 points and seven rebounds for Kellogg.

Bonners Ferry 17 16 14 29 — 76

Kellogg 13 9 17 16 — 55

BONNERS FERRY — R. Williams 2, E. Blackmore 2, Rice 0, Henslee 3, Petesch 16, A. Williams 20, Th. Bateman 11, Tr. Bateman 14, B. Blackmore 8.

KELLOGG — Miller 4, R. Luna 19, K. Luna 20, McLean 4, Coburn 0, Robinson 0, Hendrix 8, Taylor 0.