PREP WRESTLING: Lake City wins at West Valley Wrestle-Rama

SPOKANE VALLEY — Lake City had six wrestlers finish unbeaten on the day after beating Lakeside of Nine Mile Falls 60-24 to win the West Valley Wrestle-Rama title with a perfect 4-0 record on Saturday afternoon.

Zach Macdonald (106 pounds), Brycen Duboise (113), Blaine Leonard (126), Kenzie Lindsay (152), Grey Shinkle (195) and Xavier Johnson (285) led the way for Lake City, which beat Quincy 60-18, Freeman 51-15 and East Valley of Spokane 58-21 to advance to the finals.

“We had one decision win in that group of unbeaten kids,” Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “When they’re up in the match, they’re looking for pins and those bonus points. All of them did a good job of getting pins when they could. Brycen, who’s a freshman, had been wrestling pretty nervous all year, and today, he just relaxed and wrestled like he can. Hopefully he’s got some confidence and swagger after this match.”

Lake City will face Timberlake and Kellogg at Kellogg on Wednesday.

CHAMPIONSHIP DUAL

LAKE CITY 60, LAKESIDE (Wash.) 24

132 — Kaleb Jacobs, LC, p. Gideon Godinez, :41. 138 — Nathan Booth, LC, p. Tommy Snaza, 1:39. 145 — Parker Stinebaugh, LS, p. JP Pickering, 1:19. 152 — Kenzie Lindsay, LC, p. Ryan Howie, 1:21. 160 — Garrett Leonard, LC, by forfeit. 170 — Sebastian Mosman, LC, by forfeit. 182 — Rylin Pavlin, LS, by forfeit. 195 — Grey Shinkle, LC, p. Cache Hatch, :48. 220 — Kimball Rippy, LS, by forfeit. 285 — Xavier Johnson, LC, by forfeit. 106 — Zach Macdonald, LC, p. Konner Spradling, :49. 113 — Brycen Duboise, LC, p. Franklin Johnson, 1:08. 120 — Derek Dunlop, LS, p. Alixis Johnson, 1:20. 126 — Blaine Leonard, LC, p. Tomio Yamada, :29.

Vikings third, Hawks eighth

at Inland Empire Classic

SPOKANE VALLEY — Coeur d’Alene’s Christian Kelly beat Lakeland’s Jaren Knopp by an 8-4 decision to capture the 106-pound championship at the Inland Empire Classic at Central Valley High.

“Christian’s been working so hard in the wrestling room,” Coeur d’Alene assistant coach Kelly Moffat said. “His approach all year has been fabulous and he takes care of what he needs to. He just wrestled really, really well all weekend.”

Jaxson Washington was runner-up at 285 for Coeur d’Alene, which finished third with 174.5 points. Other Viking placers included: Demarco Piazza (third at 152), Dax Larsen (fifth at 132), Mason Keough (fifth at 145), Carsen Speelman (fifth at 160), Beau Speelman (fifth at 220) and Dylan Moffat (sixth at 138).

Lucas Williams (second at 138), Devon Suko (second at 170) and Matthew Williams (fifth at 113) placed for Lakeland, which finished eighth with 112.5 points.

“I feel good about where we’re at as a team,” Lakeland coach Zach Horsley said. “The guys were prepared and our conditioning level was right where it needed to be. I’m happy with how things turned out.”

Lakeland faces Bigfork and Libby on Tuesday in Libby.

Coeur d’Alene faces Kellogg and Timberlake at Kellogg High on Wednesday.

Rogers finishes runner-up

at Walsh Ironman

CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — Rylan Rogers, a senior at Coeur d’Alene High, finished runner-up at 190 pounds in the Walsh Ironman at Walsh High.

Rogers, seeded second in the 34-man bracket, lost by a 3-1 decision to Dylan Fishback of Aurora High in Ohio. Fishback signed to wrestle at N.C. State in November.

“He wrestled a great match, but just got taken down at the end to lose a heartbreaker,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “He’s disappointed, but wrestled really well all weekend. It was a great atmosphere and Rylan stepped up to the challenge and went toe to toe with the top kid in the nation and did an awesome job. This was probably the toughest tournament in the country, and his weight bracket was the toughest by far. He did a great job this weekend.”

Rogers, who signed with Michigan last month, beat Seth Shumate — a Ohio State commit — 3-1 in the semifinals on Saturday.

Priest River crowns three champs

at George Wild Invitational

KELLOGG — Colm McLaimtaig (106 pounds), Keith Poirier (126) and Charles Bennett (145) won their respective weight classes at the George Wild Invitational at Andrews Gymnasium, helping the Spartans finish third.

Eli Villa (182) and Kyle Silbert (220) won for St. Maries, which finished fifth with 150 points.

Stryker Houston won at 120 for Timberlake, which was fourth with 133 points.

Tournament host Kellogg, behind champion Wyatt Hei (113) finished sixth.

Clearwater Valley won the tournament with 175 points.

On Wednesday, Coeur d’Alene and Lake City are scheduled for a double dual with Timberlake and Kellogg at Kellogg High.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Clearwater Valley 175. 2, Eureka 170.5. 3, Priest River 150. 4, St. Maries 134. 5, Timberlake 133. 6, Kellogg 132. 7, Sandpoint 131. 8, Bonners Ferry 129. 9, Post Falls 104. 10, Flathead 101. 11, Potlatch 74. 12, Orofino 45. 13, Glacier 37. 14, Lakeland 33. 15, Kootenai 22. 16, Grangeville 20. 17, Lake City 18.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

98 — Blake Lancaster, Eureka, tf. Brandon Williams, Bonners Ferry, 15-0. 106 — Colm McLaimtaig, Priest River, p. Paul Sundstrom, Timberlake, 1:29. 113 — Wyatt Hei, Kellogg, p. Will Barnes, Flathead, :24. 120 — Stryker Houston, Timberlake, d. Kolter Wood, Kellogg, 7-4. 126 — Keith Poirier, Priest River, md. Jaeger Hall, Kellogg, 13-5. 132 — Raenan Allumbaugh, Flathead, d. Jake Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, 9-7. 138 — Daring Cross, Clearwater Valley, p. Tully Reinhardt, Bonners Ferry, 2:12. 145 — Charles Bennett, Priest River, md. Corbin Bartells, Eureka, 10-1. 152 — Caden Pecora, Eureka, p. Cory Godwin, Orofino, 1:00. 160 — Tyson Tucker, Potlatch, d. Anthony Carter, Clearwater Valley, 3-1. 170 — Eli Richards, Bonners Ferry, p. Izack McNeal, Potlatch, 2:27. 182 — Eli Villa, St. Maries, p. Wesley Banks, Eureka, 1:28. 195 — Johnny Fehr, Eureka, md. Colyn Johnson, Eureka, 10-2. 220 — Kyle Sibert, St. Maries, p. James Billingsley, Timberlake, 2:56. 285 — Riley Hume, Eureka, p. Landon Warren, St. Maries, :30.

THIRD-PLACE MATCHES

98 — Andrew Duke, p. Ethan MacDonald, Flathead, 2:19. 106 — Ricky Haralson, Kellogg, p. Aiden Rork, Sandpoint, :55. 113 — Pancho Ibanez, Eureka, p. Kyle Miller, Post Falls, 3:42. 120 — Landon Tweedy, St. Maries, d. Benjamin Johnson, Potlatch, 8-1. 126 — Jerrett Brebner, St. Maries, d. Keyan Boller, Clearwater Valley, 6-4. 132 — Aidan Troumbley, Priest River, p. Wyatt Marker, Sandpoint, :28. 138 — Shane Sherrill, Sandpoint, p. Tristyn Frank, Timberlake, :21. 145 — Raymond Heely, Kellogg, d. Anthony Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, 10-4. 152 — Zac McLeod, Post Falls, p. Payton Wilson, Clearwater Valley, :40. 160 — Daniel Zech, Bonners Ferry, p. Evan Howell, Timberlake, 4:05. 170 — Mason Doran, Flathead, d. Paul Shaner, Timberlake, by forfeit. 182 — Bass Myers, Clearwater Valley, p. Blake Sherrill, Sandpoint, 2:24. 195 — Malcolm Duthie, Post Falls, d. Matyus McLain, Priest River, 5-4. 220 — Austin Smith, Sandpoint, md. Porter Whipple, Clearwater Valley, 11-2. 285 — Patrick Brooks, Eureka, d. Donald Riess, Bonners Ferry, 6-2.

GIRLS

113 — 1, Kadence Beck, Grangeville. 2, Emma Garman, Sandpoint. 3, Marlo Kampster, Potlatch. 4, Kailee Davis, Priest River.

120 — 1, Shelby Prather, Potlatch. 2, Holli Schumacher, Grangeville. 3, Alexxis Johnson, Lake City. 4, Adelaide Heigel, Bonners Ferry.

132 — 1, Keira White, Grangeville. 2, Harley Cate, Lake City. 3, Hannah Weaver, Timberlake.

138 — 1, Lindi Kessinger, Orofino. 2, Hayley McNeal, Potlatch. 3, Megan Blundell, Clearwater Valley. 4, Rylie Hancock, Lake City. 5, Jalyssa Beach, Lake City.

145 — 1, Maddie Johnson, St. Maries. 2, Ruby Kessinger, Orofino. 3, Madison Cook, Lake City. 4, Helena White, Priest River. 5, Aurla Palmer, Sandpoint.

182 — 1, Savannah Rickter, Bonners Ferry. 2, Annika Thompson, Lakeland. 3, Aubrey Wells, Bonners Ferry. 4, Keira Bohannon, Kootenai. 5, Makenzie Wardwell, Priest River. 6, Hailey Chambers, Lakeland.