Lakeland takes two duals from 5A foes

- WRESTLING

COEUR d’ALENE — Lakeland came away with a pair of dual wins against 5A programs, beating Coeur d’Alene 45-34 and Lake City 46-33 at Elmer Jordan Court on Wednesday night.

“Overall, all the teams were banged up and battling the flu,” Lakeland coach Rob Edelblute said. “Against Lake City, we got down 33-0, and it was pretty concerning because some of the kids weren’t wrestling to their full potential. And it was frustrating to see that. From 106 to 170, we came firing back, the kids stepped up and we got a lot of pins. Against Coeur d’Alene, we started on a really good note and some of our younger guys got some big wins for us.”

Lake City battled back to beat Kellogg 51-33 to go 1-1 on the night.

“We’re making little position mistakes that equal big points in big matches,” Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “We’re just making mistakes and hopefully we’ll correct it and fix it. I told our guys that if we’re making these mistakes in the (wrestling) room, they’re going to find their way to the mat.”

Coeur d’Alene beat Kellogg 64-12 in its other dual of the night.

“Kellogg has a real scrappy team, and we had to wrestle hard to beat them,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “We had some chances to win the Lakeland dual, but just made some rookie mistakes. We had a lot of positives and negatives that we’ve got to work on in the room. We’ll keep plugging away and we’ll be right there in the end. I thought both Hunter (Schueller) and Drew (Roberts) wrestled really well.”

Individual results from some matches were not available at press time.

All four teams will compete in the 49th annual Tri-State Invitational starting at 10 a.m. on Friday at North Idaho College.

LAKE CITY 51, KELLOGG 33

195 — Mahlon Clark, LC, p. Carson Hudson, 4:48. 220 — Connor Dremann, LC, p. Otto Sharp, 1:07. 285 — Owen Hughes, LC, by forfeit. 98 — Zach Macdonald, LC, by forfeit. 106 — Raymond Heely, LC, p. Blaine Leonard, 1:45. 113 — Wyatt Hei, Kell, by forfeit. 120 — Carter Stepro, Kell, p. Ean Amick, 5:14. 126 — Nate Garner, LC, p. Travis Lohr, 2:47. 132 — Noah Janzen, LC, d. Cody Sverdsten, 8-5. 138 — Judson Hall, Kell, p. Ayden Johnson, :07. 145 — Kayden Zimmerman, Kell, p. Chase Richardson, 4:51. 152 — Michael Senteney, Kell, p. Gavin Tuttle, 2:45. 160 — Solomon Crowley, LC, by forfeit. 170 — Seth Nutting, LC, Austin Miller, :18. 182 — Matthew Whitcomb, LC, p. Brody Hoffman, :00.

LAKELAND 45, COEUR d’ALENE 34

98 — Christian Paniagua, Cd’A, p. Matt Williams, :16. 106 — Peyton Wysong, LL, md. Aiden Rodebaugh, 9-0. 113 — Tanner Korst, LL, by forfeit. 120 — Dom Jessos, Cd’A, p. Savannah Kidwell, :45. 126 — Alex Edelblute, LL, md. Rome Borley, 13-0. 132 — Hunter Schueller, Cd’A, p. Lucas Williams, 2:03. 138 — Drew Roberts, Cd’A, p. Riley Siegford, 2:20. 145 — Nolan Randles, Cd’A, md. Carson Heim, 17-6. 152 — Cooper Johnson, LL, d. Demarco Piazza, 6-0. 160 — Rhonin Edwards, LL, p. Teagun Hunsaker, 3:37. 170 — Colton Boettcher, LL, p. Bear Brunner, 1:16. 182 — Logan Cessna, Cd’A, p. John White, :56. 195 — Josh Howell, LL, p. Andrew Stockham, :52. 220 — Hayden Berger, LL, md. Jackson Washington, 13-4. 285 — Sam Feusier, LL, p. Jackson Kohal, 3:05.

- BOYS BASKETBALL

Coeur d’Alene 62

Cheney 50

COEUR d’ALENE — Luke McLaughlin had 23 points and seven rebounds for the Vikings in a nonleague win over the Blackhawks at Viking Court.

“Luke was pretty consistent tonight and really led us on both ends of the floor,” Coeur d’Alene coach Tony Hanna said. “I feel like we’re getting better each game. It’s going to be a process and we’ve got a lot of things to clean up, but we keep getting better each day. They’re great kids, and they get after it.”

Cameron Cope had 11 points and nine rebounds for Coeur d’Alene (3-3), which hosts Colville on Saturday at 3 p.m.

Cheney 11 13 12 14 — 50

Coeur d’Alene 17 15 15 15 — 62

CHENEY — Brown 5, Whiteley 3, Veaa 0, Goodloe 10, West 0, McPherson 0, Custer 16, Richardson 2, Huett 0, Hemenway 6, Long 8, Holt 0.

COEUR d’ALENE — Whittaker 4, Bengtson 7, Ivankovich 1, C. Smith 0, Larson 0, Karns 6, Cope 11, O. Smith 6, Prka 4, McLaughlin 23.

- GIRLS BASKETBALL

Coeur d’Alene 55

Cheney 49

CHENEY — Skylar Burke scored 19 points to lead the Vikings past the Blackhawks.

“The girls played hard after a tough loss last night,” Coeur d’Alene coach Nicole Symons said. “Again, a great effort defensively. Our offense is coming as we continue to learn to work together as a team and make the right decisions.”

Madi Symons scored 11 points for Coeur d’Alene (10-1), which hosts Colville on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Maggie Smith scored 23 points for Cheney.

Coeur d’Alene 10 20 12 13 — 55

Cheney 12 10 16 11 — 46

COEUR d’ALENE — Matheson 0, Brainard-Adams 5, Whiteman 6, Symons 11, Blakenship 0, Younker 8, Chavez 2, Froehlich 0, Zanetti 4, Burke 19.

CHENEY — Stark 2, Deatherage 2, Evans 12, Smith 23, Hertel 0, Schuller 0, Benson 2, Teeters 0, Sargent 5, Gregory 0, Moser 0.

Kellogg 43

Wallace 36

KELLOGG — Hailey Cheney scored 22 points for the Wildcats in a win over the Miners at Andrews Gymnasium.

Jaden House scored 16 points for Wallace (4-4), which hosts Mullan tonight.

Kellogg (6-2) competes in the Freeman tournament starting Dec. 26.

Wallace 8 10 3 15 — 36

Kellogg 12 7 18 5 — 43

WALLACE — Morin 0, Merrick 0, Johnson 2, Specht 0, House 16, Welch 11, Hill 5, Cielke 0, Hunter 2, Bergem 0.

KELLOGG — Allred 2, E. VanHoose 9, Ferreira 2, Hill 4, Figueroa 4, Nearing 0, Cheney 22.