Silver Valley Sports: Dec. 9 - 15

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL 

- 12/9 

Kellogg 61 St. Maries 38 

KELLOGG — Sophomore Jordyn Stutzke scored a game-high 23 points for the Kellogg Wildcats in a 61-38 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks in the Central Idaho League opener for both at Andrews Gymnasium on Monday. 

“We started real quick and shot the ball really well,” Kellogg coach Jana Nearing said. “Jordyn came out and hit three 3-pointers in the second half that really solidified our lead. We played aggressive and rebounded the ball really well.” 

Junior Dani Henrikson had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Kellogg. 

St.Maries 8 7 13 10 — 38  

Kellogg 16 9 20 16 — 61  

ST. MARIES — not available. 

KELLOGG — Philp 1, M. Groth 8, Schillereff 0, Storey 7, Stutzke 23, A. Groth 12, Henrikson 10. 

- 12/10 

Kellogg 45 Genesis Prep 27 

KELLOGG — Dani Henrikson scored a game-high 19 points and 20 rebounds for the Wildcats in a nonleague win over the Jaguars at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“We were plagued by turnovers all game, and shots weren’t falling,” Kellogg coach Jana Nearing said. “It looked like we were a little tired from the game Monday night, but the effort and hustle was still there. I was proud of the no-quit attitude in all of the girls, even when things felt unorganized.” 

Jordyn Stutzke scored nine points for Kellogg. 

Summer Nelke scored nine points for Genesis Prep. 

GenesisPrep 6 8 6 7 — 27  

Kellogg 14 12 8 11 — 45  

GENESIS PREP — Rude 3, M. Lawler 0, Martin 5, Pope 4, Williams 6, Nelke 9, Clermont 0, Short 0. 

KELLOGG — Philp 1, M. Groth 7, Schillereff 0, Storey 0, Yrjana 0, Stutzke 9, A. Groth 7, Henrikson 19, Munoz 2. 

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL 

- 12/10 

Timberlake 63 Wallace 58 

SPIRIT LAKE — Lucas Vallieres hit a pair of jumpers in the closing minutes for the Tigers, who held off the Miners for the second time in four days in a nonleague game. 

“Lucas hit some big shots down the stretch for us tonight,” Timberlake coach Mike LaFountaine said. “The guys did a good job down the stretch. Wallace is a good team and they shot the ball really well.” 

Cooper Miller scored 17 points, Julian Davis 16 points for Wallace. 

Nate Dykeman scored 19 points, Vallieres 15 points and Tyler Engelson 13 points for Timberlake. 

Wallace 19 13 14 12 — 58 

Timberlake 16 10 20 17 — 63 

WALLACE — Miller 17, Davis 16, Guardipee 7, Larson 0, Myles 14, Williams 4. 

TIMBERLAKE — Engelson 13, Dykeman 19, VanGundy 0, Shively 2, Vallieres 15, DeVore 3, Rush 0, Simpson 11. 

- 12/12 

Wallace 75 Kootenai 16 

WALLACE — Emmitt Myles scored 17 points for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Warriors at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Julian Davis scored 14 points for Wallace. 

Dylan Gentry scored eight points for Kootenai. 

Kootenai 5 0 6 5 — 16  

Wallace 19 20 21 15 — 75  

KOOTENAI — Addington 0, Derry 3, Braz 5, J. Moore 0, Gentry 8, Myers 0. 

WALLACE — Miller 9, Davis 14, Guardipee 8, Larson 5, Myles 17, Williams 4, Strange 4, Anderson 6, Rose 2, McGillivray 6. 

- 12/14 

Lakeside 66 Wallace 60 

WALLACE — Hallah Peone had 24 points, eight rebounds and seven assists for the Knights in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Preston SpottedHorse added 15 points for Lakeside (4-1, 2-0 SIC), which was without both Tyson Charley and Dre’don Sines due to suspension. 

Julian Davis scored 26 points, Cooper Miller 16 points for Wallace. 

Lakeside 15 16 18 17 — 66  

Wallace 14 11 16 19 — 60 

LAKESIDE — Peone 24, Louie 11, Greensky 3, SpottedHorse 15, Pluff 13, Samuels 0, Enick 0. 

WALLACE — Miller 16, Davis 26, Guardipee 12, Larson 0, Myles 4, Williams 2. 

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL 

- 12/12 

Wallace 54 Kootenai 20 

WALLACE — Junior Kylee Phillips scored 17 points for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Warriors at Kirby Krulitz Court. 

Khepri Wood scored 15 points for Wallace. 

Brooklyn Charles scored six points for Kootenai. 

Kootenai 2 7 7 4 — 20  

Wallace 8 17 12 17 — 54 

KOOTENAI — Parrish 0, M. Loucks 0, H. Charles 2, Lowery 0, S. Davidson 4, B. Charles 6, D. Davidson 3, Mazza 0, Dutton 5. 

WALLACE — K. Phillips 17, Au. Birdsell 6, Hasz 6, Wood 15, Stutzke 0, Hanks 0, Delano 0, Al. Birdsell 0, B. Phillips 2, Kessler 0, Voorhees 0. 

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL 

- 12/11 

Post Falls C 39 Mullan 28 

MULLAN — Avah Blankenship scored 22 points for the Tigers in a loss to the Trojans C team at the Mullan Pavilion. 

PostFallsC 2 13 14 10 — 39 

Mullan 11 3 3 11 — 28  

POST FALLS — Ingle 5, Vatsuog 15, Thomas 6, Davis 13, Gams 0, Rodriguez 0. 

MULLAN — Crandall 0, Streeter 0, Blankenship 22, Neimi 0, Bosson 0, Kostelich 4, Elliott 2. 

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL 

- 12/13 

Kellogg 62 Genesis Prep 45 

KELLOGG — Draeden Taylor scored 15 points for the Wildcats in a win over the Jaguars at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“We got off to a good start, but turned it over a bit too much in the second quarter,” said Kellogg coach Mike Martin, whose team led 16-6 after the first quarter. “They cut it to 24-23, but we responded really well after that. Our resiliency was good to see tonight.” 

Radley McDonald scored 13 points, Ty Cheney had nine points and nine rebounds for Kellogg. 

Spencer Farrell and Dylan Tosh scored nine points each for Genesis Prep. 

GenesisPrep 6 11 10 20 — 47  

Kellogg 16 8 18 20 — 62  

GENESIS PREP — Farrell 9, Nichols 6, Tosh 9, Martin 4, I. Bateman 3, Meyer 6, S. Bateman 2, Early 3, Gintz 5. 

KELLOGG — Robinson 11, Johnson 0, McDonald 13, Taylor 15, Desmarais 0, Lewis 8, Honnerlaw 4, Cheney 9, Vindasius 2. 

KELLOGG WRESTLING  

- 12/13-14  

Tri-State Invitational  

COEUR D’ALENE –– Colton Storey finished fourth, Carsun Hinkelmann took seventh and the Kellogg Wrestling Team finished in the top half of a crowded field at the annual Tri-State Invitational at North Idaho College.  

The Wildcats had 10 wrestlers compete at the event, which features the best wrestlers from Idaho, Washington and Oregon.  

Storey (113) lost a 3-1 decision to Post Falls’ Matthew Hamilton in the third-place match. Hinkelmann (120) beat Trandyn Lundquist of Mead, 2-1.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Orting 325. 2, Post Falls 268.5. 3, Tahoma 264.5. 4, Mead 198.5. 5, Meridian 188.5. 6, Coeur d’Alene 147.5. 7, Chiawana 145.5. 8, Sunnyside 135.5 9, University 127.5. 10, Lakeland 114.5. 11, Mt. Spokane 114. 12, Hermiston 113. 13, Lake Stevens 109. 14, Lake City 108.5. 15, Othello 107.5. 16, Belgrade 95. 17, Kamiakin 88. 18, Moses Lake 88. 19, Castle Rock 87. 20, Lewiston 83.5. 21, Capital 80.5. 22, West Valley (Spokane) 79.5. 23, Omak 75. 24, Kellogg 73. 25, Cheney 72. 26, Tonasket 70.5. 27, Hanford 67.5. 28, Lakeside (Wash.) 67. 29, Glacier Peak 58.5. 30 (tie), Rocky Mountain, Sandpoint 56.5. 32, Timberlake 52. 33, Cashmere 50. 34, Deer Park 46. 35, Central Valley 44.5. 36, Shadle Park 44. 37, Ridgeline 42. 38, Newport 39. 39, Davenport 38.5. 40, East Valley 38. 41, Priest River 35. 42, Riverside 34. 43, St. Maries 33. 44, Potlatch 28. 45, Coville 25. 46 (tie), Lake Roosevelt, Medical Lake 24.5. 48, Selkirk 23. 49, Burlington-Edison 22. 50, Bonners Ferry 18. 51, Pullman 16. 52, Seton Catholic 14.53 (tie), Archbishop Murphy, Jackson 13. 55, Quincy 10. 

- 12/14 

Lakeland Girls Tournament  

RATHDRUM –– Kellogg’s Kalayah White took second, while teammates Zoie Lawson and Brooke Hayes finished third at the Lakeland Girls Tournament.  

White (145) lost to Kahli Brown of Post Falls in the championship. Lawson (107), beat Coeur d’Alene’s Jaiden DeTienne by sudden victory. Hayes (152) pinned Lakeland’s Kiera Balch.  

Kellogg and Bonners Ferry tied for fifth place as a team.  

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 158. 2, Post Falls 113. 3, Coeur d’Alene 86. 4, Lakeland 54. t-5, Bonners Ferry, Kellogg 50. 7, Moscow 46.5. 8, Timberlake 24.5. 9, St. Maries 21. 10, Orofino 20. 11, East Valley 6. 12, Priest River 4. 13, Gonzaga Prep 3.