KELLOGG WRESTLING
Feb. 22
ST. MARIES — Kellogg, with four champions out of 10 finalists, captured the 3A District 1-2 title at St. Maries High.
Johnny Stovern (106 pounds), Colton Storey (113), Carsun Hinkleman (120) and Brady Vergobbi (150) won titles for Kellogg, which finished with 423 points.
Kelby Harvey (132), Zach David (157), Aiden Yearout (165) and Zack Sotin (175) won titles for St. Maries, which was second with 236.
Colm McLaimtaig won the 144-pound title for Priest River, which finished third with 190 points.
The top four finishers, with wild cards available for fifth-place finishers, advance to the state 3A tournament this Friday and Saturday at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.
TEAM SCORES — 1, Kellogg 423. 2, St. Maries 236. 3, Priest River 190.5. 4, Potlatch 158. 5, Clearwater Valley 126. 6, Grangeville 104. 7, Lakeside 88. 8, Orofino 44. 9, Kamiah 30. 10, Kendrick 28.5. 11, Kootenai 27. 12, Lapwai 25.5. 13, Prairie 13. 14 (tie), Nezperce, Troy 0.
(Top four to state, wild-cards available)
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES
98 — Liam Koehler, Grangeville, md. Levi Holbrook, Priest River, 16-2. 106 — Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, d. Kevin Watson, Kellogg, 6-0. 113 — Colton Storey, Kellogg, p. Aiden Figueroa, Kellogg, 1:35. 120 — Carsun Hinkleman, Kellogg, p. Ashton Lewis, Kootenai, 4:36. 126 — Eian Schwecke, Kendrick, md. Orion Grimes, Priest River, 16-4. 132 — Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, d. Treven Bush, Kellogg, 15-11. 138 — Hunter Gamble, Orofino, md. Tanner Labrum, Kamiah, 25-14. 144 — Colm McLaimtaig, Priest River, p. Jerrett Brebner, St. Maries, 1:34. 150 — Brady Vergobbi, Kellogg, p. Jacob Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, 1:18. 157 — Zach David, St. Maries, tf. William Yearout, Potlatch, 26-10. 165 — Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, md. Estuardo Puderbaugh, Clearwater Valley, 11-1. 175 — Zack Sotin, St. Maries, p. Andrew Lewis, Kellogg, 1:39. 190 — Parker Farmer, Grangeville, p. A.J. Peak, Kellogg, 5:16. 215 — Layne Morris, Lakeside, d. Rustle Brusseau, St. Maries, 6-4. 285 — Caleb Grow, Priest River, d. Kyle VanVleet, Kellogg, 9-7.
THIRD-PLACE MATCHES
98 — no match. 106 — Kason Heitstuman, Potlatch, p. Jayden Wilson, Lakeside, :26. 113 — Peter Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, p. Luke Stark, Grangeville, :47. 120 — Liam Pettit, Priest River, p. Lowden White, Kellogg, 4:29. 126 — Ricky Haralson, Kellogg, tf. Ryker Wilkins, Clearwater Valley, 18-3. 132 — Wyatt Storey, Kellogg, tf. Bill Rapier, Priest River, 16-0. 138 — Chase Scribner, Kellogg, p. Magnus Bryngelson, Potlatch, 3:45. 145 — Tanner Williams, Kellogg, p. Benjamin Johnson, Potlatch, 1:44. 150 — Amado Stewart, St. Maries, d. Jayce Haynes, Kellogg, 10-4. 157 — Conner Christensen, Clearwater Valley, p. Hollis Elliott, Grangeville, 2:04. 165 — Carson Yearout, Potlatch, d. Zach Eneas, Lapwai, 11-9. 175 — Keltan Allmen, St. Maries, p. Logan Poesy, Potlatch, 2:26. 190 — Gunnar Eversole, Priest River, p. Juiian Moffitt, Lakeside, :54. 215 — Darien Ratzlaff, Priest River, md. Kristoffer Brusseau, St. Maries, 15-4. 285 — Russell Fields, Kellogg, p. Lander Mitzkus, Clearwater Valley, 3:37.
FOURTH-PLACE MATCHES
98 — no match. 106 — Jayden Wilson, Lakeside, no contest. 113 — Luke Stark, Grangeville, d. Jack Zalewski, Priest River, no challenge. 120 — Lowden White, Kellogg, d. Brody McGreal, Potlatch, no challenge. 126 — Gabe Halloran, St. Maries, p. Tomas Gonzalez, Kamiah, 4:27. 132 — Bill Rapier, Priest River, d. Liam Walle, Clearwater Valley, no challenge. 138 — Magnus Bryngelson, Potlatch, d. Jackson Spry, Kellogg, no challenge. 144 — Benjamin Johnson, Potlatch, tf. Dylan Hansen, St. Maries, 16-0. 150 — Jayce Haynes, Kellogg, d. Josiah Dole, Lakeside, no challenge. 157 — Hollis Elliott, Grangeville, d. John Brownfield, Kellogg, no challenge. 165 — Zach Eneas, Lapwai, d. Oliver Daniels, Lakeside, no challenge. 175 — Logan Poesy, d. Jacob Arthur, Lapwai, no challenge. 195 — Julian Moffitt, Lakeside, d. Jonah Berger, Potlatch, no challenge. 215 — Kristoffer Brusseau, St. Maries, d. Tyler Gacek, Lakeside, no challenge. 285 — Lander Mitzkus, Clearwater Valley, d. Dante Davis, Lapwai, no challenge.
WALLACE BOYS BASKETBALL
Feb. 17
Wallace 43, Genesis Prep 57
WALLACE — Senior Gabe Meyer scored seven of his game-high 19 points in the first quarter for the third-seeded Genesis Prep Jaguars in a win over the second-seeded Wallace Miners in the opening round of the 2A District 1 tournament on Monday at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Sophomore Sawyer Bateman and senior Dylan Tosh scored 12 points each for Genesis Prep, which split the season series with Wallace, but the Miners were awarded the second seed after having a higher MaxPreps.com ranking.
Wallace senior Julian Davis scored 16 points.
Genesis Prep 17 7 20 13 — 57
Wallace 13 9 15 6 — 43
GENESIS PREP — Nichols 4, Tosh 12, S. Bateman 12, Earley 4, Meyer 19, I. Bateman 4, Farrell 2.
WALLACE — Miller 4, Davis 16, Guardipee 10, Larson 6, Myles 5, Williams 2, Strange 0.
Feb. 19
Wallace 59, Clark Fork 55
WALLACE — The second- seeded Miners held off the fourth-seeded Wampus Cats in a 2A District 1 loser-out game at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Clark Fork’s Owen Howard scored on a layup with 6.8 seconds remaining to cut the deficit to 57-55, but the Miners were able to run out the clock.
Sophomore Henry Larson scored 17 points, senior Julian Davis 15 points and freshman Cooper Miller 12 points for Wallace.
Clark Fork finished 4-14.
Clark Fork 15 13 18 9 – 55
Wallace 16 15 18 12 – 59
CLARK FORK – Montgomery 16, Yanik 0, Cavin 10, Adams 7, Cruz 11, Howard 13.
WALLACE – Miller 12, Davis 15, Larson 17, Myles 6, Williams 5, Strange 0.
KELLOGG BOYS BASKETBALL
Feb. 18
Timberlake 61, Kellogg 60
KELLOGG — Senior Tyler Engelson hit four 3-pointers, three coming in the first quarter, and scored 32 points for the Tigers, who held off the Wildcats in a nonleague game at Andrews Gymnasium.
Kellogg cut the deficit to 61-60, then forced a jump ball with 25.6 seconds remaining, but missed a potential game-winning layup as time expired.
“We had a couple of good looks, but couldn’t cash anything in,” Kellogg coach Mike Martin said. “Engelson really kind of got what he wanted in the first half and started to make some 3s and get downhill. And we didn’t offer much resistance. We did a better job of limiting him, but he was finding guys and beat us in different ways. We weren’t good enough on our end defensively in the first half. We played pretty good in the first quarter offensively but just weren’t good enough on that end tonight.”
Senior Luke Vallieres scored 11 points for Timberlake.
Junior Draeden Taylor scored 22 points for Kellogg.
Timberlake 23 16 10 12 — 61
Kellogg 16 9 16 19 — 60
TIMBERLAKE — Engelson 32, Dykeman 8, VanGundy 0, Shively 0, Vallieres 11, DeVore 0, Rush 0, Simpson 10.
KELLOGG — Robinson 6, McDonald 4, Taylor 22, Lewis 14, Honnerlaw 0, Cheney 8, Vindasius 6, Baker 0.
Feb. 19
Kellogg 80, Coeur du Christ 54
KELLOGG — Sophomore Ty Cheney scored 21 points – 13 in the third quarter – for the Wildcats, who outscored the Saints 31-17 in the third quarter in a nonleague win at Andrews Gymnasium.
“We finally started to make some shots around the rim,” said Kellogg coach Mike Martin, whose team went 9 for 24 from inside the 3-point line in the first half. “We did a much better job of being tough around the rim in the second half.”
Senior Ben Connelly scored a game-high 35 points for Coeur du Christ.
“He made some tough shots in traffic and finished well,” Martin said of Connelly. “He’s a little unorthodox with how he attacks you, but he’s a solid player. He really took it to us tonight.”
Senior Tristan Baker scored eight of his 12 points in the second half for Kellogg.
Co.duChrist 12 9 17 16 – 54
Kellogg 14 10 31 25 – 80
COEUR du CHRIST – Anderson 0, Ja. Cools 3, Clemens 8, Connelly 35, Clute 3, Hayes 1, Je. Cools 2, Conaty 0, Denke 2.
KELLOGG – Robinson 11, Johnson 0, McDonald 8, Taylor 7, Desmarais 0, Lewis 4, Honnerlaw 4, Bonnel 2, Cheney 21, Vindasius 9, Baker 12, Calandrucio 2.
MULLAN BOYS BASKETBALL
Feb. 19
Mullan 16, Kellogg JV 48
KELLOGG — Freshman Cyrus Reed poured in 21 points and the visiting Tigers fell to the Wildcats in both teams’ regular season finale at Andrews Gymnasium.
“We got the opportunity to get some of our younger guys extended minutes in a meaningful game and they made the most of them,” Kellogg coach Josh McDonald said. “You can’t really ask for a better way to end a season.”
Mullan senior Mike Morgan scored nine points for the Tigers.
Kellogg JV 10 19 10 9
Mullan 3 9 1 3
KELLOGG JV – Roach 2, Johnson 4, Bailey 3, Groth 2, Bowman 0, Desmarias 0, Ross 6, Weske 0, Reed 21, Bonnel 4, Cassidy 4, Calandruccio 2
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