Silver Valley Sports: Jan. 20 - 26

| January 28, 2025 1:00 AM

KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL

- 1/21

Timberlake 58 Kellogg 55

SPIRIT LAKE — Tyler Engelson, who finished with 11 points, hit a jumper to give the Tigers the lead for good with 1:45 remaining in a nonleague win over the Wildcats at Timberlake High.

“It was a good team win tonight,” Timberlake coach Mike LaFountaine said. “Our defensive intensity was what got us a win tonight.”

Brant Rush and Lucas Vallieres — who finished with 16 points — hit free throws down the stretch for Timberlake.

Brodie Robinson scored 17 points, Draeden Taylor 15 points for Kellogg.

“We struggled to string stops together,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “Timberlake did a good job of getting into their stuff and getting downhill. We didn’t have our best stuff defensively, but to have a shot, it was good to see.”

Kellogg 12 18 13 12 — 55

Timberlake 16 14 12 16 — 58

KELLOGG — Robinson 17, McDonald 2, Taylor 15, Lewis 11, Honnerlaw 4, Cheney 2, Vindasius 4, Baker 0.

TIMBERLAKE — Engelson 11, Dykeman 5, VanGundy 0, Shively 6, Valleries 16, DeVore 4, Rush 10, Simpson 6.

KELLOGG GIRLS BASKETBALL

- 1/21

Kellogg 50 Clark Fork 21

KELLOGG — Dani Henrikson scored 15 points for the Wildcats in a nonleague win over the Wampus Cats at Andrews Gymnasium.

“The girls played unselfishly, improved our offensive ball movement and spread out our scoring,” Kellogg coach Jana Nearing said.

Freshman Aleah Philp had 10 rebounds, freshman Ella Yrjana four steals for Kellogg.

Piper Scarlett scored nine points for Clark Fork.

ClarkFork 4 5 10 2 — 21

Kellogg 16 7 12 15 — 50

CLARK FORK — Christofferson 0, Leadbetter 2, Peterson 0, Rupp 0, Herrick 0, Stevens 0, Scarlett 9, Thompson 7, Mayorga 3.

KELLOGG — Philp 0, M. Groth 6, Schillereff 0, Storey 12, Yrjana 4, Stutzke 4, A. Groth 7, Henrikson 15, Munoz 2.

- 1/24

Kellogg 59 St. Maries 34

ST. MARIES — Sophomore Jordyn Stutzke scored 13 points for the Wildcats in a Central Idaho League win over the Lumberjacks.

Freshman Peyton Storey scored 11 points for Kellogg, which is tied for second with Priest River.

Senior Brenna Elliott scored nine points for St. Maries.

Kellogg 16 18 13 12 — 59

St.Maries 9 6 10 6 — 34

KELLOGG — Philp 3, M. Groth 7, Schillereff 1, P. Storey 11, Yrjana 2, Stutzke 13, A. Groth 10, Henrikson 10, Potts 0, Munoz 0.

ST. MARIES — B. Elliott 9, Thomas 2, Martin 8, Baird 6, K. Elliott 0, Caldwell 4, Keneally 0, Sloper 2, Million 2.

WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL

- 1/21

Wallace 58 Mullan 20

WALLACE — Julian Davis and Emmitt Myles scored 11 points each for the Miners in a nonleague win over the Tigers at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Cooper Miller scored eight points for Wallace.

Talon Rupp scored 11 points for Mullan.

Mullan 2 8 5 5 — 20

Wallace 16 12 21 9 — 58

MULLAN — Sala 0, Imes 5, Calvert 0, Ulrich 0, Morgan 4, Rupp 11, Bosson 0.

WALLACE — Miller 8, Davis 11, Guardipee 7, Rose 4, McGillivray 4, Larson 6, Myles 11, Williams 0, Strange 5, Anderson 2.

- 1/24

Genesis Prep 53 Wallace 52

WALLACE — Gabe Meyer scored 16 points, seven coming in the third quarter for the Jaguars, who survived a missed layup in the closing seconds by the hosts for a Scenic Idaho Conference win over the Miners at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Dylan Tosh scored 12 points, Spencer Farrell 11 for Genesis Prep. The Jaguars were coming off a double-overtime loss at home to Timberlake on Thursday night.

Julian Davis scored 19 points, Cooper Miller 18 for Wallace.

GenesisPrep 9 11 18 15 — 53

Wallace 18 13 8 13 — 52

GENESIS PREP — Nichols 6, Tosh 12, Martin 6, S. Bateman 1, Meyer 16, I. Bateman 1, Farrell 11, Gintz 0.

WALLACE — Miller 18, Davis 19, Guardipee 2, Larson 0, Myles 11, Williams 2.

WALLACE GIRLS BASKETBALL

- 1/21

Wallace JV 31 Mullan 22

WALLACE — Freshman Lauren Voorhees scored 12 points for the Miner JV in a win over the Tigers at Kirby Krulitz Court.

Avah Blankenship scored 16 points for Mullan.

Mullan 8 6 3 5 — 22

WallaceJV 6 7 11 7 — 31

MULLAN — Crandall 2, Streeter 2, Blankenship 16, Niemi 0, Bosson 0, Kostelich 2, Elliott 0.

WALLACE — Tuula 2, Voorhees 12, Depatto 0, Hanks 3, Birdsell 6, Korasick 3, Kessler 0.

- 1/23

Lakeside 67 Wallace 44

WALLACE — Further information was not available.

MULLAN GIRLS BASKETBALL

- 1/23

Kootenai 50 Mullan 27

MULLAN — Freshman Brooklyn Charles had 18 points, seven rebounds and four steals for the Warriors in a North Star League win over the Tigers at the Mullan Pavilion.

The teams, the lone two in the league, will play again on Feb. 4 at Kootenai High.

Freshman Harleigh Dutton had 11 points, six rebounds and four steals for Kootenai.

Avah Blankenship scored 13 points for Mullan.

Kootenai 17 11 8 14 — 50

Mullan 4 11 10 2 — 27

KOOTENAI — Parrish 4, Loucks 0, H. Charles 0, Lowery 2, S. Davidson 9, B. Charles 18, D. Davidson 6, Mazen 0, Dutton 11.

MULLAN — Crandall 2, Streeter 0, Blankenship 13, Niemi 0, Bosson 2, Kostelich 2, Elliott 8.

MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL

- 1/23

Kootenai 61 Mullan 31

MULLAN — Senior Chris Moore poured in 40 points to lead the Warriors past the Tigers in North Star League play at the Mullan Pavilion.

“What a fantastic game, and our first victory of the season,” Kootenai coach Tom Tucker said. “The team played just like a team is supposed to play — working the ball. A lot of passes, a lot of open layups.”

Kootenai 18 16 12 15 — 61

Mullan 13 4 3 11— 31

KOOTENAI – Addington 0, Derry 2, Braz 0, Strobel 5, C. Moore 40, J. Moore 8, Berkshire 0, Gentry 6, Myers 0.

MULLAN – Sala 8, Imes 7, Calvert 0, Rupp 7, Morgan 6, Bosson 3.

KELLOGG WRESTLING

- 1/22

KELLOGG — Carsun Hinkelmann (126 pounds), Treven Bush (138), Chase Scribner (144), Brady Vergobbi (150) and Jayce Haynes (157) had pins for the Kellogg Wildcats in a 47-35 win over the Sandpoint Bulldogs on Wednesday at Andrews Gymnasium.

Colton Storey won by technical fall at 120 for Kellogg.

98 — Ty Wood, Spt, by forfeit. 106 — Johnny Stover, Kell, by forfeit. 113 — Aiden Figueroa, Kell, by forfeit. 120 — Colton Storey, Kell, tf. Zak Wood, 15-0. 126 — Carsun Hinkelmann, Kell, p. Conner Brown, 3:51. 132 — Ashlei Hawkins, Spt, d. Wyatt Storey, 9-3. 138 — Treven Bush, Kell, p. Gage Martin, 2:51. 144 — Chase Scribner, Kell, p. William Gish, :27. 150 — Brady Vergobbi, Kell, p. John Holman, 3:32. 157 — Jayce Haynes, Kell, p. Colter Cates, 3:30. 165 — Daniel Holman, Spt, p. Coltin Duncan, 1:05. 175 — Charlie Becker, Spt, md. Andrew Lewis, 8-0. 190 — Jorden Tyler, Spt, by forfeit. 215 — Jeramiah Palmer, Spt, md. A.J. Peak, 15-3. 285 — Gavin Walters, Spt, p. Kyle VanVleet, 1:01.

- 1/24-25

KOOSKIA – The Wildcats got a real taste of what state wrestling is going to feel like at the North/South Duals in Kooskia.

The Wildcats picked up team wins over McCall-Donnelly, South Renegade, West Side, Melba, Nampa Christian, Parma, and Salmon, but dropped duals to Malad and Ririe.

“We had a lot of matches over 24 hours but our team grinded through it and came up with some big individual wins that will help us in the post-season and state seeding,” Head Coach Scott Miller said. “We were able to see all the ranked teams and Malad is definitely as good as advertised but we came up with some good wins.”