Silver Valley Sports: Jan 13 - 19
Kellogg's Colton Storey celebrates after winning a match at the Clearwater Classic in Lewiston.
Russelle Storey Photography
WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL
- 1/13
Kellogg 55 Wallace 34
WALLACE — Junior Draeden Taylor scored 11 of his game-high 29 points in the third quarter for the Kellogg Wildcats in a win over the Wallace Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court on Monday.
“We came out a little flat I think and Wallace took advantage of it,” said Kellogg coach Mike Martin, whose team led 21-19 at halftime before outscoring the Miners 20-6 in the third quarter. “They turned us over a little more than we’d like in the first half, but the guys really turned it on in the second half. Draeden did a good job of attacking the basket in the second half and getting to the line.”
Senior Brodie Robinson scored 16 points for Kellogg.
Sophomore Emmitt Myles scored seven points for Wallace.
Kellogg 11 10 20 14 — 55
Wallace 10 9 6 9 — 34
KELLOGG — Robinson 16, Johnson 2, McDonald 2, Taylor 29, Lewis 0, Desmarais 0, Honnerlaw 2, Cheney 4, Vindasius 0.
WALLACE — Miller 8, Davis 6, Guardipee 5, Larson 6, Myles 7, Williams 2, Strange 0.
- 1/16
Wallace 80 Coeur du Christ 49
WALLACE — Senior Julian Davis scored 20 points for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Saints at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Ben Connelly scored 23 points for Coeur du Christ.
Sophomore Emmitt Myles scored 17 points for Wallace.
Cu.duChrist 9 14 18 8 — 49
Wallace 21 22 24 13 — 80
COEUR du CHRIST — Anderson 0, Ja. Cools 0, Clemens 10, Connelly 23, Clute 0, Hayes 4, Je. Cools 9, Mudrick 0, Conaty 1, O’Neill 0, Denke 2.
WALLACE — Miller 15, Davis 20, Guardipee 6, Larson 6, Myles 17, Williams 6, Strange 8, Anderson 2, Rose 0, McGillivray 0.
MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 1/13
Lake City JV 57 Mullan 23
MULLAN — Sophomore Macie Zimmerman scored a team-high 18 points for the Timberwolves junior varsity in a win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.
Junior Abigail Smith scored 17 points for the Lake City JV.
Avah Blankenship scored a gamehigh 21 points for Mullan.
LakeCityJV 5 15 21 16 — 57
Mullan 9 2 12 0 — 23
LAKE CITY — Anaya 6, McMahon 0, Mad. Zimmerman 3, Mac. Zimmerman 18, Smith 17, Sewchok 8, Nelson 2, McAllister 0, Schroeder 4.
MULLAN — Crandall 0, Streeter 0, Blankenship 21, Niemi 0, Bosson 0, Kostelich 0, Elliott 2.
- 1/15
St. Regis 38 Mullan 31
ST. REGIS, Mont. — Avah Blankenship scored a game-high 24 points for the Tigers of Mullan in a nonleague game against the host Tigers of St. Regis.
Shannon Todd scored 13 points for St. Regis.
Mullan 5 3 12 11 — 31
St.Regis 8 11 7 12 — 38
MULLAN — Crandall 0, Streeter 0, Blankenship 24, Niemi 3, Bosson 0, Kostelich 0, Elliott 4.
ST. REGIS — D. Sansom 4, Buss 7, Trayer 2, Teeters 2, Grosenboug 2, Pruitt 0, L. Sansom 8, Todd 13.
- 1/16
Timberlake C 39 Mullan 38
MULLAN — Sophomore Hanna Milligan scored 10 points for the Tigers C in a win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.
Avah Blankenship scored 27 points for Mullan.
TimberlakeC 4 7 14 14 — 39
Mullan 8 12 6 12 — 38
TIMBERLAKE C — Milligan 10, Lepron 0, Sperry 1, Landon 5, Lamp 4, Falco 2, Evans 7, Green 4, Curtis 6.
MULLAN — Crandall 2, Streeter 0, Blankenship 27, Niemi 0, Bosson 0, Kostelich 2, Elliott 7.
WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 1/14
Wallace 52 Clark Fork 18
WALLACE — Khepri Wood scored a gamehigh 20 points for the Miners in a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Wampus Cats at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Kylee Phillips scored 12 points for Wallace.
Kathi Rupp scored 14 points for Clark Fork.
ClarkFork 7 4 7 2 — 18
Wallace 18 9 17 8 — 52
CLARK FORK — Leadbetter 0, Raynor 0, Rupp 14, Herrick 0, Hoy 3, Stevens 0, Scarlett 0, Thompson 1, Mayorga 0.
WALLACE — K. Phillips 12, Au. Birdsell 4, Voorhees 2, Wood 20, Stutzke 4, Johnson 0, Hanks 0, Delano 6, Al. Birdsell 0, B. Phillips 4, Kessler 0.
- 1/15
Wallace 31 Genesis Prep 29
WALLACE — Kylee Phillips and Bethany Phillips scored eight points each for the Miners, who held off the Jaguars in a Scenic Idaho Conference game at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Wallace fell to Genesis Prep (9-6, 2-2) 54-34 in the consolation game of the Silver Valley Tournament on Nov. 23 in Kellogg, then again 38-37 a league game at The Courts in Post Falls on Dec. 19.
Kinzie Lawler scored nine points for Genesis Prep.
Wallace hosts Lakeside on Jan. 23.
GenesisPrep 2 4 11 12 — 29
Wallace 3 10 7 11 — 31
GENESIS PREP — Rude 2, M. Lawler 0, Covey 0, Martin 6, Pope 2, Williams 7, Nelke 3, Clermont 0, Short 0, K. Lawler 9.
WALLACE — K. Phillips 8, Au. Birdsell 2, Wood 2, Stutzke 5, Hanks 2, Delano 0, Al. Birdsell 0, B. Phillips 8.
KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL
- 1/16
PRIEST RIVER — Senior Desi Humphrey had 23 points and six rebounds for the Priest River Spartans in a 41-24 Central Idaho League win over the Kellogg Wildcats on Thursday at Priest River High.
Junior Aleigha Jensen had 11 points and six rebounds for Priest River.
Senior Aubree Groth scored 10 points for Kellogg.
Kellogg 4 6 5 9 — 24
PriestRiver 6 14 14 7 — 41
KELLOGG — Philp 0, A. Groth 10, Storey 7, Henrikson 3, Stutzke 2, M. Groth 2.
PRIEST RIVER — Humphrey 23, Jensen 11, Yount 3, Burgess-Duquette 3, Jepson 1.
- 1/18
Genesis Prep 41 Kellogg 37
POST FALLS — Sienna Williams scored 13 of her 18 points in the second half as the host Jaguars downed the Wildcats in nonleague play at The Courts at Real Life.
Ella Martin added 12 points for Genesis Prep.
Aubree Groth scored 10 points for Kellogg.
Kellogg 9 10 13 5 — 37
GenesisPrep 11 9 12 9 — 41
KELLOGG — Philp 2, M. Groth 5, Storey 6, Stutzke 6, A. Groth 10, Henriksen 8.
GENESIS PREP — Rude 0, Martin 12, Williams 18, Nelke 5, K. Lawler 6.
KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL
- 1/17
St. Maries 56 Kellogg 48
KELLOGG — Junior guard JJ Yearout scored a game-high 26 points and added seven rebounds to lead the Lumberjacks past the Wildcats in a Central Idaho League game at Andrews Gymnasium.
Junior Jack Barta had 11 points and four assists for St. Maries.
“I think the tempo was in our favor tonight,” St. Maries coach Bryan Chase said. “Our press got us into the tempo we wanted to play at tonight and might have forced them into some quicker shots tonight.”
Junior Isaiah Gustaffe had five points and nine rebounds for St. Maries.
“We kind of got everyone going,” Chase said. “JJ got going early and our bench guys really did a good job of paying attention to the defensive plan tonight.”
Junior Draeden Taylor scored 13 points for Kellogg.
“A big part of this loss is on me,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “The guys fought to get back into it and I got a technical foul down eight with 1:30 left, so that’s squarely on me. St. Maries did a great job of playing physical and dictating terms with their defensive effort tonight. They beat us up on the glass and JJ really got it going tonight.”
St.Maries 18 15 17 6 — 56
Kellogg 9 18 4 17 — 48
ST. MARIES — Harold 5, Garcia 0, Sexton 0, J. Barta 11, Yearout 26, Gustaffe 5, B. Barta 5, L. Riberich 4, Speakman 0, T. Riberich 0.
KELLOGG — Robinson 3, Johnson 0, McDonald 7, Taylor 13, Lewis 10, Honnerlaw 3, Cheney 8, Vindasius 4, Baker 0.
- 1/18
Kellogg 69 Genesis Prep 44
POST FALLS — Draeden Taylor scored 15 of his game-high 22 points in the first half for the Wildcats in a nonleague win over the Jaguars at The Courts.
Brodie Robinson had five 3-pointers, four in the second half, to finish with 20 points for Kellogg.
“I’m real proud of the guys,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “It would have been easy not to get up for this after a tough league loss at home (to St. Maries on Friday), but it was good to see them come out and handle their business. We got a little loose with the ball in the second half, but outside of that, it was good to see.”
Gabe Meyer scored 16 points for Genesis Prep.
Kellogg 24 15 7 23 — 69
GenesisPrep 6 91613—44
KELLOGG — Robinson 20, McDonald 2, Taylor 22, Lewis 8, Honnerlaw 2, Cheney 5, Vindasius 6, Baker 4.
GENESIS PREP — Tosh 9, Martin 2, Bateman 10, Meyers 16, Bateman 2, Gintz 0, Farrell 5.
KELLOGG WRESTLING
- 1/15
Kellogg 43 St. Maries 28
KELLOGG — The host Wildcats got pins from Chase Scribner (138 pounds) and Jayce Haynes to beat the Lumberjacks at Andrews Gymnasium.
“It was another hard-fought match,” Kellogg coach Scott Miller said. “We’re happy to come away with the win.
Wyatt Story (at 132) got a big win for us early and that kind of set the tone for us. Give St. Maries credit, they just keep coming at you.”
Kody Tefft (165) and Aiden Yearout (175) had major decisions for St. Maries.
98 — double forfeit. 106 — Johnny Stovern, Kell, by forfeit. 113 — Colton Storey, Kell, by forfeit. 120 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, by forfeit. 126 — Ricky Haralson, Kell, by forfeit. 132 — Wyatt Storey, Kell, md. Kelby Harvey, 12-3. 138 — Chase Scribner, Kell, p. Beau Wentzel, 1:47. 144 — Tanner Williams, Kell, d. Jerrett Brebner, 2-1. 150 — Zach David, SM, tf. Brady Vergobbi, 19-3. 157 — Jayce Haynes, Kell, p. Amado Stewart, 4:50. 165 — Kody Tefft, SM, md. John Brownfield, 14-0. 175 — Aiden Yearout, SM, md. Andrew Lewis, 12-0. 190 — Zack Sotin, SM, p. AJ Peak, 1:15. 215 — Kristoffer Brusseau, SM, by forfeit. 285 — Rustle Brusseau, SM, d. Kyle VanVleet, 21-14.
- 1/17-18
Clearwater Classic
LEWISTON — Kevin Watson (106 pounds), Colton Storey (113), Treven Bush (132), John Brownfield (150), Levi Brown (175C) and Gracen Haynes (190C) claimed individual titles for Kellogg, which finished second in the Clearwater Classic at Lewiston High.
Lewiston won the tournament with 213 points, followed by Kellogg with 201.
“Our team wrestled really well this weekend and showed a lot of fortitude,” Kellogg Coach Scott Miller said. “We got excellent results from every one of our kids this weekend and continue to see really good progression from week to week. Just an excellent job, especially because we were down a couple of starters due to injuries. Our depth is beginning to show for us so we're really happy with where we are right now but we realize we have a lot of work left to do if we are to meet the goals we have set for ourselves for the postseason.”
Coeur d’Alene’s Micah Miller (98), Emmett McLachlan (120B), Seth Frederickson (132C), Carter Jones (138C) and Riley Berger (190A) won their brackets, leading the Vikings to third with 196.5 points.
Isaiah Cramer (120A), Jared Wallace (126D), Geoff Brooks (132D), Mason Torres (157D), Kodyn Foreman (175B), Cash Preston (190B) and Kyler Miller (285A) won titles for Post Falls.
Zach David (157), Aiden Yearout (165) and Rustle Brusseau (215A) won titles for St. Maries.
Priest River’s Colm McLaimtaig pinned Malachi Huff of Davenport, who was 31-5 on the year, and Gunnar Whitlock of Lewiston in the 144-pound championship.
BOYS TEAM SCORES
1- Lewiston 213.0, 2- Kellogg 201.0, 3-Coeur d'Alene 196.5, 4- Ridgeline 156.5, 5- Moscow 154.0, 6- St. Maries 140.0, 7- Tri-Valley 126.0, 8- Pasco 105.5, 9- Newport 102.0, 10- Clearwater Valley 101.5, 11- Post Falls 97.5, 12- Chelan 91.5, 13- Priest River 85.0, 14- Potlatch 74.5, 15- Clarkston 62.5, 16- Grangeville 61.0, 17- Pullman 59.5, 18- Davenport 56.0, 19- Enterprise/Wallowa 49.0, 20- Elgin 41.5, 21- Orofino 39.0, 22- Colfax 31.0, 23- Asotin 28.0, 24- Lapwai 18.0, 25- Prairie 6.0, 26- Garfield-Palouse 0.0.