PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Timberlake romps past Kellogg
SPIRIT LAKE — Randy Duclos ran for 109 yards and a touchdown and Brandon Hausladen and Caleb Munson ran for two scores each as the Timberlake Tigers pounded out 371 yards on the ground in a 62-8 win against the Kellogg Wildcats in an Intermountain League game on Friday night at Van Tuinstra Memorial Field.
Timberlake (5-2, 2-0 IML) concludes the regular season next Friday at Bonners Ferry.
Brandon Stott passed for 109 yards for Kellogg (0-7, 0-2), which hosts Priest River next Friday at Teeters Field.
Kellogg 0 0 8 0 — 8
Timberlake 20 12 30 0 — 62
First quarter
TL — Brandon Hausladen 5 run (run failed)
TL — Randy Duclos 14 run (Gage Wells run)
TL — Will McLemore 5 run (run failed)
Second quarter
TL — Hausladen 18 run (run failed)
TL — Caleb Munson 2 run (run failed)
Third quarter
TL — Munson 40 pass from Hausladen (Bruce run)
TL — Wells 4 run (run failed)
TL — Munson 25 run (Griffin Foote run)
TL — Wells 3 run (Foote run)
Kell — Ryan Martin 16 pass from Brandon Stott (Dominic Easley pass from Stott)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — Kell, Stott 21-21, Easley 3-16, Bartlett 9-15, McDonald 2-3. TL, Duclos 7-109, Munson 9-90, Bruce 9-61, Hausladen 6-53, Wells 6-28, Foote 5-20, McLemore 2-9, Oakes 2-5, Roberts 1-(-4).
PASSING — Kell, Stott, 7-11-1-109. TL, Hausladen, 6-13-1-95, Foote, 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING — Kell, Hawkins 2-37, Easley 2-35, Martin 2-25, McDonald 1-12. TL, Munson 2-52, Duclos 2-17, Smith 1-14, Wells 1-12.
Deary 60
Kootenai 6
HARRISON FLATS — Jalen Kirk and Tyler Anderson had a pair of touchdown runs in the first quarter, helping the Mustangs get past the Warriors in a White Star League game.
“They’re a tough team,” Kootenai coach Doug Napierala said. “Anderson’s a big, strong kid, but we did the best we could. They’re a well-coached and developed team and very experienced and I hope they go deep in the playoffs. Our team rose to the occasion and we got better tonight. I’m proud of the kids for giving them a fight and getting better for next year.”
Tanner Andersen scored on a 6-yard touchdown run in the third quarter for Kootenai (0-7, 0-6 WSL), which travels to face Tekoa-Rosalia on Oct. 30 in Rosalia.
Deary, ranked No. 1 in 1A Division II in this week’s state prep football media poll, improves to 7-0, 4-0.
Deary 38 14 0 8 — 60
Kootenai 0 0 6 0 — 6
Deary — Jalen Kirk 61 run (Anderson pass from Beyer)
Deary — Tyler Anderson 7 run (Stelck pass from Beyer)
Deary — Anderson 21 run (pass failed)
Deary — Kirk 20 run (Heath pass from Kirk)
Deary — Seth Winter 51 pass from Heath (Kirk run)
Deary — Johnston 45 run (pass failed)
Deary — Lloyd 6 pass from Heath (Johnston run)
Koot — Tanner Andersen 6 run (run failed)
Deary — Heath 2 run (Kinzer pass from Heath)
Pullman 42
Lakeland 6
PULLMAN — The visiting Hawks dropped to 0-7 with the nonleague loss to the Greyhounds (5-2).
Lakeland hosts Moscow next Friday, with the winner advancing to a state 4A playoffs the following weekend.
Timberline 50
Lakeside 6
WEIPPE — Jordan Davison caught a 66-yard touchdown pass from Bryar Sanchez in the second quarter for the Knights, who fell to the Spartans in a White Star League game.
Lakeside (1-6, 1-3 WSL) hosts Deary next Friday.
Dakota Evans had 132 yards rushing and three touchdowns for Timberline (5-1, 3-1).
Lakeside 0 6 0 0 — 6
Timberline 22 0 20 8 — 50
Timberline — Trevon Willis 6 run (Brad McCollum run)
Timberline — Dakota Evans 28 run (pass failed)
Timberline — Willis 55 run (Tristan Bonner pass from Bryce Willett)
Lakeside — Jordan Davidson 66 pass from Bryar Sanchez (pass failed)
Timberline — Durgan Jared 17 run (McCollum run)
Timberline — Evans 3 run (pass failed)
Timberline — Evans 29 run (run failed)
Timberline — Arden Reuben 5 run (Joe Claffy run)