PREP WRESTLING: Coeur d'Alene boys, Sandpoint girls win at George Wild Invitational

• BOYS

KELLOGG — Jordan Schield (138 pounds), Logan Bradley (144), Colton Tucker (150) and Brock Armstrong (165) claimed individual titles for Coeur d’Alene, which claimed the team title at the George Wild Invitational on Saturday at Andrews Gymnasium. 

“Colton, it was his first matches of the year coming off injury and good to see him come through and get some matches,” Coeur d’Alene coach Jeff Moffat said. “We took some younger guys and they got exposed to what the varsity level is like. All four of our champions really controlled their matches. Logan, he didn’t have a great Tri-State, but made some adjustments and wrestled really well. All of our kids really wrestled well this weekend.”

Kyden Martin (215-pound champion), Micah Miller (third at 98), Chance Tucker (third at 106), Will Rossi (third at 120) and Carter Newby (third at 126) also placed for the Vikings, who finished with 236 points.  

Tristan Mendenhall (second at 98), Saul Benzinger (fourth at 98), Ryker Allen (third at 113), Jesse Villegas (second at 120), Sawyer Sage (fourth at 126), Brandon Felix (second at 132), Colton Austin (third at 175), Jason Stone (fourth at 175) placed for Post Falls, which was second with 195 points. 

Jorden Tyler (190-pound champion), Ty Wood (champion at 98), Ashlei Hawkins (fourth at 138), Gage Martin (fourth at 144), Jeremiah Palmer (second at 190), Jackson Holman (third at 215) and William Bomba (third at 285) placed for Sandpoint, which was third with 178.5 points. 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 236. 2, Post Falls 195. 3, Sandpoint 178.5. 4, Kellogg 174. 5, St. Maries 153. 6, Moscow 145. 7, Eureka 121.5. 8, Clearwater Valley 112. 9, Timberlake 109. 10, Flathead 86.5. 11, Libby/Troy 81.5. 12, Coeur d’Alene 2 66. 13, Grangeville 46. 14, Lakeside 44.5. 15, Priest River 42. 16, Bonners Ferry 38. 17, Polson 37. 18, Lakeland 34. 19, Lewiston 26. 20, Orofino 25.5. 21, Kootenai 15.5. 22, Kootenai Classical 11. 23, Lapwai 8. 

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES 

98 — Ty Wood, Sandpoint, p. Tristan Mendenall, Post Falls, 4:26. 106 — Johnny Stovern, Kellogg, p. Kevin Watson, Kellogg, 2:48. 113 — Colton Storey, Kellogg, p. Dayton Naldrett, Flathead, 2:51. 120 — Carsun Hinkelmann, Kellogg, p. Jesse Villegas, Post Falls, 4:44. 126 — Eian Schwecke, Moscow, d. Timothy Schmidt, Eureka, 7-6. 132 — Kelby Harvey, St. Maries, d. Brandon Felix, Post Falls, 15-13. 138 — Jordan Schield, Coeur d’Alene, md. Hunter Gamble, Orofino, 18-8. 144 — Logan Bradley, Coeur d’Alene, md. Jerrett Brebner, St. Maries, 15-4. 150 — Colton Tucker, Coeur d’Alene, p. Aidan Prakash, Moscow, 2:43. 157 — Zach David, St. Maries, md. Conner Christensen, Clearwater Valley, 24-14. 165 — Brock Armstrong, Coeur d’Alene, p. Aiden Yearout, St. Maries, 1:19. 175 — James Greene, Moscow, tf. Jonathan Hansen, Timberlake, 18-2. 190 — Jorden Tyler, Sandpoint, p. Jeramiah Palmer, Sandpoint, 1:34. 215 — Kyden Martin, Post Falls, md. Briley Arnett, Timberlake, 8-0. 285 — Wes Banks, Eureka, md. Paul Dixon, Moscow, 18-5. 

THIRD-FOURTH PLACE MATCHES 

98 — Micah Miller, Coeur d’Alene, md. Saul Benzinger, Post Falls, 13-0. 106 — Chance Tucker, Coeur d’Alene, p. Levi Nick, Libby/Troy, 3:36. 113 — Ryker Allen, Post Falls, p. Justus Peregrina, Coeur d’Alene, 3:46. 120 — Will Rossi, Coeur d’Alene, d. Kaden Schaff, Grangeville, 6-2. 126 — Carter Newby, Coeur d’Alene, p. Sawyer Sage, Post Falls, 2:18. 132 — Colin Hickman, Eureka, p. Parker Cathey, Timberlake, 4:00. 138 — Chase Scribner, Kellogg, p. Ashlei Hawkins, Sandpoint, :43. 144 — Tanner Williams, Kellogg, p. Gage Martin, Sandpoint, :57. 150 — Jacob Fabbi, Clearwater Valley, p. Jayce Haynes, Kellogg, 1:45. 157 — Amado Stewart, St. Maries, tf. Carter Loutzenhiser, Timberlake, 16-1. 165 — Dennis Ward, Flathead, d. Estuardo Puderbaugh, Clearwater Valley, 7-2. 175 — Colton Austin, Post Falls, d. Jason Stone, Post Falls, 6-0. 190 — Zane Smith, Post Falls, p. Zack Sotin, St. Maries, 2:00. 215 — Jackson Holman, Sandpoint, p. Darien Ratzlaff, Priest River, 3:28. 285 — William Bomba, Sandpoint, p. Joe Banks, Eureka, :21. 

Lake City finishes second

at West Valley tourney

SPOKANE VALLEY — Jordan Lupton (132 pounds), Nathan Booth (175), Cliff Eddington (190), Garrett Leonard (215) and Connor Johnson (126) went unbeaten for the Timberwolves, who finished second in the West Valley Wrestle-Rama at West Valley High. 

Lake City beat Ridgeline 54-24, Freeman 59-24, East Valley 70-11 and West Valley 57-21 to advance to the championship dual. In the finals, Cheney defeated Lake City 40-38. 

“We wrestled well today,” Lake City coach Corey Owen said. “I think we were on Christmas break a little early and weren’t that sharp in our first two duals. You could tell that they needed a little bit of a break, so I think it’s going to be good for us. A little time away is going to be a good thing.” 

Lake City competes in the Pacific Northwest Classic on Jan. 3-4 at University High in Spokane. 

• GIRLS

Sandpoint girls claim

team title at Kellogg

KELLOGG — Sandpoint, with two individual champions, claimed the team title at the George Wild Invitational at Andrews Gymnasium. 

Mackenzee Donenfield (100 pounds) and Isabella Stark (126) won titles for the Bulldogs, who won with 150 points. 

Vada Hutchinson won the 120-pound title for Post Falls, which was second with 93 points. 

Timberlake’s Shelby Garten (132) and Coeur d’Alene’s Brooklyn Anderson (165) also claimed titles. 

TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 150. 2, Post Falls 93. 3, Polson 92. 4, Bonners Ferry 82. 5, Lewiston 65. 6, Eureka 52. 7, Lapwai 52. 8, Coeur d’Alene 42. 9, Clearwater Valley 38. 10, Timberlake 31. 11, Kellogg 20. 12, St. Maries 15. 13, Lakeland 13.5 14, Priest River 10. 15, Flathead 7. 

100 — Championship: Mackenzee Donenfield, Sandpoint, p. Kylie Calderone, Bonners Ferry, :48. Third-place: Ciri Nice, Polson, p. Ezrah Vollendorff, Priest River, 1:04. 107 — Championship: Murphee Balich, Coeur d’Alene, p. Jaiden DeTienne, Coeur d’Alene, 1:03. Third-place: Avari Stone, Polson, p. Kricket Bridges, Eureka, 1:22. 114 — Championship: Joely Slyter, Lewiston, p. Kooper Bugner, Lewiston, 1:29. Third-place: Nevaeh Therrien, Bonners Ferry, p. Hunter Edmondson, Sandpoint, 1:03. 120 — Championship: Vada Hutchinson, Post Falls, p. Nya Eby, Sandpoint, 3:21. Third-place: Samantha Day, Eureka, p. JoJane Barta, St. Maries, 1:55. 126 — Championship: Isabella Stark, Sandpoint, p. Sammie Slyter, Lewiston, 1:26. Third-place: Aubree Graves, Bonners Ferry, d. Vanessa Hood, Sandpoint, 7-5. 132 — Championship: Shelby Garten, Timberlake, p. Skyla Nielsen, Polson, :36. Third-place: Megan Myers, Clearwater Valley, p. Leanna Montes, Lewiston, 1:38. 138 — Championship: Sofia Brown, Bonners Ferry, md. Kahli Brown, Post Falls, 13-3. Third-place: Jesse Rice, Clearwater Valley, p. Bayah Ratigan, Sandpoint, :31. 145 — Championship: Amaris Kager, Lapwai, p. Teagan Newsom, Sandpoint, 3:02. Third-place: Kalayah White, Kellogg, p. Makayla Reynolds, Post Falls, :41. 152 — Championship: Ciel Sattler, Lapwai, p. Sophia Stewart, Post Falls, 2:50. Third-place: Venessa Wheeler, Polson, p. Maddie Morris, Eureka, :44. 165 — 1, Brooklyn Anderson, Coeur d’Alene. 2, Sylvia Becker, Sandpoint. 3, Kaysha Kimura, Sandpoint. 185/235 — 1, Abighail Sorrell, Polson. 2, Lilli Marti, Sandpoint. 3, Bria Miller, Lewiston. 4, Ariana Turnbull, Sandpoint. 

Johnson, Schenk third for

Lake City at Mallet invite

SPOKANE — Alexxis Johnson (120 pounds) and Poppy Schenk (130) finished third for the Timberwolves in the M2 Mallet tournament at Rogers High. 

Schenk advanced to the semifinals before battling back to beat Addison Stigall of Newport 27-9 in the third-place match. 

“I was super impressed with Poppy,” Lake City girls coach Nathan DeLeon said. “She had limited experience and really separated herself this weekend. She made some big turns and think she’s going to be a force to be reckoned with in the next three years.” 

Johnson, who fell in the second round, battled back to win her final six matches. 

“Alexxis has had some tough matches early in tournaments,” DeLeon said. “She always shows great leadership. She’s just continues to work hard to get back on top of the podium at state.” 

Lake City returns to action on Jan. 3 with a home meet.