Kellogg wins Silver Valley Tournament
KELLOGG — Freshman Hailey Cheney totaled 12 points and 12 rebounds for her second double-double in three games, and the host Kellogg Wildcats beat the Wallace Miners 48-12 in the championship game of the Silver Valley Tournament on Saturday afternoon at Andrews Gymnasium.
Sammy Seymour added 11 points for Kellogg (2-1), which used full-court man-to-man pressure in the first half to build a 34-7 halftime lead.
“We ran the floor really well, forced a lot of turnovers and played really solid defense,” Kellogg coach Jana Kothe said.
Saturday’s third-place game between Clark Fork and the Kellogg junior varsity was canceled. Clark Fork, which headed home after Friday’s game, encountered transportation problems heading back to Kellogg on Saturday.
Kellogg returns to action Nov. 27 at home vs. Sandpoint.
Wallace 2 5 2 3 — 12
Kellogg 19 15 8 6 — 48
WALLACE — Garitone 2, Frey 2, Welch 0, House 2, Sheppard 2, Hill 3, Hunter 1.
KELLOGG — Bristow 8, Hill 0, Rauenhorst 6, VanHoose 3, Senteney 0, Sheppard 0, Figueroa 6, Cheney 12, Seymour 11, Nearing 2.
Mountain View 51
Lake City 24
MERIDIAN — The Timberwolves managed just six points in the first half en route to the loss to the Mavericks, the favorites to win the 5A Southern Idaho Conference.
Bridget Rieken and Brooklyn Rewers each scored eight points for Lake City (2-1), which won at Boise on Friday night.
Naya Ojukwu, a 6-foot freshman, led Mountain View with 21 points.
“They’re a very good basketball team with very talented guards and a really good post player (Ojukwu),” Lake City coach James Anderson said. “We defended them well but struggled to get shots to fall for most of the game. Great experience for our program.”
Lake City travels to Sandpoint on Tuesday.
Lake City 1 5 9 9 — 24
Mountain View 19 10 19 3 — 51
LAKE CITY — Avery 0, Muehlhauen 3, Mitchell 2, Teets 3, Rieken 8, Wilson 0, Pickford 0, Littman 0, Rewers 8.
MOUNTAIN VIEW — White 5, Hahn 0, Kreiser 0, Morandi 0, Ojukwu 21, Williams 4, Slocum 8, Mundy 0, Anthony 9, Whitelock 4.
Timberlake 60
Coeur d’Alene 47
COEUR d’ALENE — Brooke Jessen scored 24 points to lead the visiting Tigers past the Vikings in nonleague play at Elmer Jordan Court.
Taryn Soumas had 14 points and Karissa Willis added 13 for Timberlake (3-0), which plays host to Lewiston on Tuesday.
Emma Whiteman scored 16 points for Coeur d’Alene in its season opener.
Coeur d’Alene returns to action Nov. 27 at Gonzaga Prep.
Timberlake 15 8 16 21 — 60
Coeur d’Alene 5 13 17 12 — 47
TIMBERLAKE — Tonkin 4, Soumas 14, Hammond 0, Carhart 4, Jessen 24, Willis 13.
COEUR d’ALENE — Minerath 0, Brainard-Adams 10, Whiteman 16, Matheson 6, Younker 9, Chavez 0, Horning 6, Kane 0.
N.I. Christian
second at Helena tournament
HELENA, Mont. — The Royals beat Gallatin Home School Association 46-26 in a semifinal game before falling to Flathead Valley Home School Association 57-31 in the final of the Thanksgiving Shootout at Carroll College.
No other details were available.
North Idaho Christian (2-2) returns to action against Covenant Christian on Dec. 1 at Holy Family Catholic School.