Silver Valley Sports: Feb 3 - 9
KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL
- 2/4
St. Maries 47 Kellogg 41
ST. MARIES — Junior guard JJ Yearout scored 10 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter for the Lumberjacks in a Central Idaho League win over the Wildcats at St. Maries High.
“It was kind of a weird game,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “Neither of us shot the ball really great. Both of our horses did most of the scoring and we both just locked things down on the defensive end. Credit to Kellogg, they did a good job of switching up defenses and it took us a while to get going.”
Yearout also had nine rebounds, four steals and three assists, senior Hayden Defoort had 10 rebounds and sophomore Landon Riberich had six blocks for St. Maries.
Junior Draeden Taylor scored 19 points for Kellogg.
Kellogg 11 7 13 10 — 41
St.Maries 6 15 10 16 — 47
KELLOGG — Robinson 3, McDonald 2, Taylor 19, Lewis 9, Honnerlaw 5, Cheney 0, Vindasius 3.
ST. MARIES — Harold 2, Sexton 0, J. Barta 3, Yearout 22, Gustaffe 7, B. Barta 3, L. Riberich 4, Defoort 4, Speakman 0, T. Riberich 2.
MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL
-2/4
Kootenai 61 Mullan 35
HARRISON FLATS — Chris Moore hit five 3-pointers and scored 34 points as the host Warriors defeated the Tigers in North Star League play.
Riley Ausman added 12 points, Dylan Gentry 10 for Kootenai.
“We switched our defense to a man-to-man, and that seemed to really benefit the fast break and the rebounding,” Kootenai coach Tom Tucker said. “A great performance by Chris and Riley, and Logan Strobel’s defense and intensity riled up the team. Dylan played a great offensive and defensive game.”
Colten Imes scored 16 points, Mike Morgan 12 for Mullan.
Mullan 7 6 13 9 — 35
Kootenai 18 12 24 9 —61
MULLAN —Sala 7, Imes 16, Calvert 0, Ullrich 0, Morgan 12, Bosson 0.
KOOTENAI — Addington 0, Derry 2, Braz 3, Strobel 1, Ausman 12, C. Moore 34, J. Moore 0, Berkshire 0, Gentry 10, Myers 0, Cook 0.
- 2/7
Kellogg JV 44 Mullan 20
MULLAN — Cyrus Reed scored 17 points for the Wildcats junior varsity in a win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.
“Cyrus got us going early and our halfcourt trap gave us a few extra possessions to work with,” Kellogg JV coach Josh McDonald said. “Both (Mullan coaches) Griff and Kami (Rasmussen) are doing a great job with these boys. They’re young and in a few years, they should be pretty tough.”
Colten Imes scored six points for Mullan.
KelloggJV 21 8 12 3 — 44
Mullan 4 1 11 4 — 20
KELLOGG — Johnson 10, Bailey 0, Groth 7, Bwoman 0, Desmarais 2, Ross 2, Weske 0, Reed 17, Baker 4, Cassidy 0, Calandiaccio 2.
MULLAN — Sala 5, Imes 6, Calvert 0, Rupp Connors 0, Ulrich 5, Morgan 4, Bosson 0.
MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 2/4
Kootenai 50 Mullan 12
HARRISON FLATS — The host Warriors jumped out to a 32-7 halftime lead and finished with three players in double figures in a North Star League win over the Tigers at Kootenai High.
It is Kootenai’s first outright league title since 2008.
Freshman Sadie Rose Davidson had 14 points, 13 rebounds and six steals, freshman Brooklyn Charles 13 points and 11 rebounds and freshman Harleigh Dutton 14 points and nine rebounds for Kootenai.
Mullan 7 0 3 2 — 12
Kootenai 16 16 13 5 — 50
MULLAN — Crandall 4, Streeter 0, Blankenship 6, Niemi 0, Bossom 0, Kostelich 0, Elliott 2.
KOOTENAI — Parrish 0, Charles 3, Lowery 0, S. Davidson 14, B. Charles 13, D. Davidson 6, Mazza 0, Dutton 14.
- 2/7
Kellogg JV 31 Mullan 21
MULLAN — Sophomore Ella Wilkinson scored 12 points for the Wildcats junior varsity in a win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.
Avah Blankenship scored 14 points for Mullan.
KelloggJV 8 5 5 13 — 31
Mullan 8 7 2 4 — 21
KELLOGG JV — Triplett 2, Schillereff 2, Wilkinson 12, Sorensen 2, Gloyn 0, Potts 2, Munoz 9.
MULLAN — Crandall 3, Streeter 0, Blankenship 14, Bosson 0, Elliott 4.
WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 2/4
Genesis Prep 45 Wallace 30
POST FALLS — Senior Sienna Williams scored 22 points as the second-seeded Jaguars held the third-seeded Miners to 15 points through three quarters in a firstround victory at the 2A District 1 tournament at Post Falls High.
Kinzie Lawler added nine points, Summer Nelke eight for Genesis Prep.
“The game started out fairly slow and Wallace does a good job of packing their defense in,” second- year Genesis Prep coach Nate Frisbie said. “In the second and third quarters we were able to get a bit more penetration and make some things happen. Really proud of our girls and how hard they worked the entire game.”
Junior Kylee Phillips scored 10 points for Wallace.
Wallace 5 7 3 15 — 30
GenesisPrep 8 12 7 18 — 45
WALLACE — K. Phillips 10, A. Birdsell 4, Voorhees 1, Wood 5, Stutzke 0, Hanks 0, Delano 2, Al. Birdsell 0, B Phillips 8, Kessler 0.
GENESIS PREP — Rude 3, M. Lawler 0, Martin 3, Pope 0, Williams 22, Nelke 8, Clermont 0, Short 0, K. Lawler 9.
- 2/6
Wallace 53 Clark Fork 26
WALLACE — The third-seeded Miners held the fourth-seeded Wampus Cats to 10 points in the second half of a 2A District 1 loser-out game at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Khepri Wood scored 18 points for Wallace.
Hannah Thompson scored 12 points for Clark Fork.
ClarkFork 5 11 2 8 — 26
Wallace 16 15 15 7 — 53
CLARK FORK — Christofferson 0, A. Leadbetter 3, Gannon 5, Raynor 0, Rupp 4, Scarlett 0, Thompson 12, L. Leadbetter 0, Mayorga 2.
WALLACE — K. Phillips 13, Au. Birdsell 6, Voorhees 0, Wood 18, Stutzke 4, Johnson 0, Al. Birdsell 0, B. Phillips 10, Kessler 2.
KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 2/5
Priest River 34 Kellogg 25
KELLOGG — The visiting Priest River Spartans battled back from a scoreless second quarter to outscore the Kellogg Wildcats 28-8 in the second half for a win in Central Idaho League play on Wednesday at Andrews Gymnasium, clinching the second seed to the 3A District 1-2 tournament starting on Saturday.
Desi Humphrey scored 14 points, Paityn Yount 11 for Priest River.
Aubree Groth had 11 points and seven rebounds, Peyton Storey nine rebounds and Ella Yrjana five rebounds for Kellogg.
PriestRiver 6 0 15 13 — 34
Kellogg 8 7 4 6 — 25
PRIEST RIVER — Jepson-Church 0, Burgess-Duquette 0, Humphrey 14, Yount 11, McCracken 7, Brae 0, Jensen 2.
KELLOGG — Philp 0, M. Groth 2, Storey 2, Yrjana 2, Stutzke 8, A. Groth 11, Henrikson 0.
- 2/8
Priest River 52 Kellogg 28
PRIEST RIVER — Senior Desi Humphrey scored 13 of her game-high 19 points in the second half for the secondseeded Spartans in a win over the third-seeded Wildcats in the 3A District 1-2 tournament at Priest River High.
Humphrey also had seven rebounds and senior Paityn Yount added 13 points for Priest River
Aubree Groth scored 18 points for Kellogg.
Kellogg 15 4 6 3 — 28
PriestRiver 11 11 1911 — 52
KELLOGG — A. Groth 18, Storey 6, Stutzke 3, Henrikson 1.
PRIEST RIVER — Humphrey 19, Yount 13, McCracken 9, Jensen 4, Burgess-Duquette 3, Braae 2, Jepson-Church 2.
WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL
- 2/5
Wallace 48 Genesis Prep 46
POST FALLS — Julian Davis scored 30 points, and Emmitt Myles scored the game-winning putback with 1.9 seconds left as the visiting Miners edged the Jaguars in Scenic Idaho Conference play at The Courts at Real Life.
It was the second straight nailbiter between the two teams.
Genesis Prep won 53-52 at Wallace on Jan. 24.
Gabe Meyer 17 of his 21 in the second half for Genesis Prep.
Wallace 10 7 19 12 — 48
GenesisPrep 9 9 16 12 — 46
WALLACE — Davis 30, Guardipee 6, Larson 3, Myles 6, Strange 3, Williams 0.
GENESIS PREP — Nichols 7, Tosh 4, Martin 2, S. Bateman 4, Earley 4, Meyer 21, I. Bateman 0, Farrell 4.
- 2/7
Wallace 71 Coeur du Christ 54
COEUR d’ALENE — Julian Davis tossed in 23 points as the visiting Miners defeated the Saints in nonleague play at Holy Family Catholic School.
Cooper Miller added 17 points for Wallace.
Grant Clemens scored 20 points for Coeur du Christ, which played without leading scorer Ben Connelly due to illness.
Wallace 16 21 15 19 — 71
CoeurduChrist 15 14 8 17 — 54
WALLACE — Miller 17, Davis 23, Guardipee 9, Larson 8, Williams 6, Strange 2, Rose 2, McGillivray 2.
COEUR du CHRIST — Anderson 0, Ja. Cools 0, Clemens 20, Clute 4, Hayes 8, Je. Cools 11, O’Neill 2, Denke 9.
KELLOGG WRESTLING
- 2/5
Kellogg 54 Timberlake 27
SPIRIT LAKE — Carsun Hinkelmann (126 pounds), Wyatt Storey (132), Jackson Spry (144), Brady Vergobbi (157), Andrew Lewis (165), A.J. Peak (190) and Kyle VanVleet (285) had pins for the Wildcats in a dual win over the Tigers at Timberlake High.
Wyatt Carey (106) and Jonathan Hansen (175) had pins for Timberlake. Both teams will compete in the Conrad Garner Invitational on Friday and Saturday at Bonners Ferry High.
98 — Colton D’Avanzo, TL, by forfeit. 106 — Wyatt Carey, TL, p. Johnny Stovern, 2:45. 113 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, d. Sawyer Huston, 7-3. 120 — Colton Storey, Kell, tf. John Wingfield, 15-0. 126 — Carsun Hinkelmann, Kell, p. Dominic Collison, 1:13. 132 — Wyatt Storey, Kell, p. Parker Cathey, 1:36. 138 — Chase Scribner, Kell, md. Cayden Knight, 23-10. 144 — Jackson Spry, Kell, p. Calder Henry, 1:10. 150 — Chris Schmidt, TL, d. Jayce Haynes, 5-4. 157 — Brady Vergobbi, Kell, p. Cole Hanely, 2:34. 165 — Andrew Lewis, Kell, p. Job Wohali, 5:25. 175 — Jonathan Hansen, TL, p. Levi Brown, 1:09. 190 — A.J. Peak, Kell, p. Fisher Timmins, 4:53. 215 — Briley Arnett, TL, by forfeit. 285 — Kyle VanVleet, Kell, p. Archer Higgins, 4:50.