Twin Falls Boys SWAT Skyline

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Dec. 22–IDAHO FALLS — The 8-0 Twin Falls Bruins boys’ basketball team picked up its first Region Four-Five-Six win of the season, dominating the host Skyline Grizzlies 84-47 Wednesday night in Idaho Falls.

Brandon Stokes scored 17 of his 19 points in the first half, while senior forward Brady Jardine pumped in a game-high 21 to lead the Bruins. Twin Falls led 62-26 at the end of the third quarter before Skyline put up 21 fourth-quarter points against the Bruins reserves.

“We had a big night from Stokes,” Bruins assistant coach Shaun Walker said. “It was nice to see him get going.”

The Grizzlies were led by Andrew Belnap’s 14 points, while Brady Olson added 11. Tanner Simmons contributed 11 points for the Bruins, while Brock Harding added 10. The Bruins are back in action on Tuesday, Jan. 4 at Burley.

“It’s our first conference win and we feel good about it,” Walker said. “We’ll take a few days off and get back at it again.”

Twin Falls 84, Skyline 47

Twin Falls 25 15 22 22 — 84

Skyline 10 8 8 21 — 47

TWIN FALLS (84)

Brandon Stokes 19, Kenny Steelman 2, Brock Harding 10, Marcus Schaal 5, Brady Jardine 21, Cory Cook 1, Tanner Simmons 11, Blake Nielson 3, Logan Lynch 5, Brett Vriesman 7, Totals n/a.

SKYLINE (47)

Brady Olson 11, Brian Gardener 8, Brian Jankowksi 4, Justin Coates 3, Austin Wallis 2, Justin Maxfield 4, Jeremy Kuns 1, Andrew Belnap 14, Tyler Maribaugh 2, Totals n/a..

3-point field goals — Twin Falls 11 (Stokes 3, Harding, Jardine 3, Simmons 2, Nelson, Lynch); Skyline 2 (Olson 2). Total fouls — Twin Falls 20; Skyline 18. Fouled out — Skyline, Andy Matthews. Technical fouls — none.

Valley 73, Oakley 27

OAKLEY — Three Vikings scored in double figures as Valley ran away with this nonconference road game on Wednesday, downing Oakley 73-27.

Senior Travis Miller scored 17 points, Kendall Grant 14 and Ricardo Martinez 12. Valley led 48-21 at the break, pulling away for a 63-23 lead heading in into the fourth quarter.

Oakley was paced by John Pickett and Tyrel Marchant with eight points apiece.

Valley 73, Oakley 27

Valley 27 21 15 10 — 73

Oakley 7 14 2 6 — 29

VALLEY (73)

Stigile 6, Martinez 12, Allen 2, Gebauer 3, Johnson 4, Petteys 7, Miller 17, Grant 14, Kincaid 8, Totals 29-51 2-8 73.

OAKLEY (29)

Pickett 8, Anderson 2, B. Bedke 3, Rose 2, Searle 2, Marchant 8, C. Bedke 4, Totals 12-41 4-9 29.

3-point goals — Valley 4 (Gebauer, Petteys, Miller, Grant), Oakley 0. Fouls — Valley 15, Oakley 14.

Camas County 47, Shoshone 24

SHOSHONE — The Camas County Mushers took advantage of turnovers to defeat the Shoshone Indians 47-24 Wednesday. Josh Shroyer led the scoring for the Mushers with 12 tailed by Chase Lee and Trevor Dalin with 11 apiece.

“Their pressure defense caused us some problems,” Indians head coach Larry Messick said.

The Indians’ Carl Dayton scored nine, all 3-point goals and Zach Shull added seven.

Shoshone (0-8) hosts Gooding on Thursday, Jan. 5.

Camas County 47, Shoshone 24

Camas County 8 12 10 17 — 47

Shoshone 5 3 11 5 — 24

CAMAS COUNTY (47)

Trevor Dalin 4 0-0 11, Zack Kandler 1 1-4 3, Ben McLam 2 0-3 4, Josh Shroyer 5 2-5 12, Chase Lee 4 2-3 11, Josh Rost 3 0-0 6. Totals 19 5-15 47.

SHOSHONE (24)

Carl Dayton 3 0-0 9, Lucas Carnohan 0 1-2 1, Zach Shull 3 1-3 7, Shane Carnohan 2 0-2 4, Jared Fitzgerald 1 1-2 3. Totals 9 3-9 24.

3-point goals — Camas County 4 (Dalin 3, Lee 1), Shoshone 3 (Dayton). Fouls — Camas County 12, Shoshone 14. Fouled out — none. Technical fouls — none.

Declo 64, Gooding 42

DECLO — Brogan Darrington and Eric Sanders both pumped in 12 points to lead a balanced Declo Hornets squad past Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference rival Gooding, 64-42, Wednesday night.

Chad Allen scored 11 and Scott Briggs to lead four Hornets in double figures.

Junior guard Jack Stevens paced the Senators with 11 points.

Declo 64, Gooding 42

Gooding 9 12 9 12 — 42

Declo 12 20 15 17 — 64

GOODING (42)

Dalton 5, Wines 2, Rogers 2, McHan 2, Stevens 11, Morris 8, Braga 6, Anderson 6, Totals 15 9-21 42.

DECLO (64)

Allen 11, Larsen 5, Darrington 12, Stoker 9, Brackenbury 5, Sanders 12, Briggs 10, Totals 22 17-25 64.

3-point goals — Gooding 3 (Stevens 2, Dalton), Declo 3 (Stoker, Darrington 2). Fouls — Gooding 21, Declo 21.

Buhl 57, Middleton 43

MIDDLETON — Led by junior forward Will Chivers, the Buhl Indians outlasted the Middleton Vikings, 57-43, on Wednesday. Chivers scored 16 and was followed closely by Mitch Bourner with 15 and Judd Spencer with 14.

The game was close for all four quarters. However neither team could score much in the third. A 6-3 edge helped Buhl take a 37-29 lead into the final period.

“We were a little sluggish in the third quarter,” Buhl coach Ryan Bowman said. “But overall our kids played well.”

Buhl (6-2, 2-0) will host Wendell on Wednesday, Jan 4.

Buhl 57, Middleton 43

Buhl 15 16 6 20 –57

Middleton 12 14 3 14 -43

BUHL (57)

Will Chivers 8 0-1 16, Mitch Bourner 4 4-4 15, K.C. Hulse 1 2-4 4, James Osterkamp 1 0-0 2, Austin Laing 2 1-2 6, Judd Spencer, 6 2-4 14. Totals 22 9-15 57.

MIDDLETON (43)

Harrison 5 1-2 14, Okamura 2 0-1 4, Porter 2 0-0 4, Peterson 4 0-2 8, Parker 2 5-6 9, Waltman 2 0-0 4. Totals 17 6-11 43.

3-point goals — Buhl 4 (Bourner 3, Laing 1), Middleton 3 (Harrison 3). Fouls — Buhl 12, Middleton 13. Fouled out — none. Technical fouls — none.

Girls basketball

Richfield 35, Oakley 32

RICHFIELD — The host Richfield Tigers rallied from a 27-24 fourth-quarter deficit to down the visiting Oakley Hornets 35-32 Wednesday night in Richfield.

Cassie Wood put the 7-4 Tigers up 32-31 with 2:30 left, and Tigers teammates Michelle Kent and Breanna McAlister were able to hold the Hornets at bay with key free throws. Wood finished with a team-high 12 points, while Kent pumped in 11 of her own.

“There was never a break in the game as far as the score,” Tigers head coach Steve Kent said. “It was close from the beginning to the very end.”

Senior post Jenna Peterson led the Hornets with a game-high 15 points. She and her teammates limited the dangerous Tigers’ perimeter shooters to only 12-of-38 shooting from the field.

“(Oakley head coach) Brett (Graham) does a good job on defense,” Kent said. “We’ve played them six times since I’ve been here and every one has come down to the wire.”

The Tigers are back in action on Wednesday, Jan. 6, hosting Shoshone.

Richfield 35, Oakley 32

Oakley 7 9 11 5 — 32

Richfield 5 11 8 11 — 35

OAKLEY (32)

Lindsay Critchfield 1 0-1 2, Brooke Critchfield 3 0-0 7, Rosie Arteaga 2 0-0 6, Jenna Peterson 6 3-6 15, Alysa Larsen 1 0-0 2. Totals 13 3-7 32.

RICHFIELD (35)

Cassie Wood 5 2-2 12, Breanna McAlister 1 1-3 4, Michelle Kent 3 5-9 11, Shasta Twitchell 1 1-3 3, Jessica Dreiling 2 0-0 5. Totals 12 9-17 35.

3-point field goals — Oakley 3 (B. Critchfield, Arteaga 2); Richfield 2 (McAlister, Dreiling). Total fouls — Oakley 17; Richfield 9. Fouled out — none. Technical fouls — none.

American Falls 52, Buhl 15

BUHL — The American Falls Beavers routed the Buhl Indians 52-15 Wednesday.

“Our girls played hard,” Indian head coach Mitch Oparnico said. “But American Falls also played hard and shot early and often. They’re a good team.”

Kali Hess scored 16 to pace the Beavers.

Senior Breht Montgomery was the leading scorer for the 0-13 Indians with four. Buhl hosts Filer on Thursday, Jan. 5.

American Falls 52, Buhl 15

American Falls 17 15 12 8 — 52

Buhl 4 3 1 7 — 15

AMERICAN FALLS (52)

Chelsea. Fehringer 3 1-3 7, Heidi Fehringer 3 3-4 9, Kali. Hess 7 2-3 16, S. Beitia 1 0-0 3, S. Shanelle Phillips 3 1-2 7, Heather Anderson 2 0-0 4, Natasha Albright 2 2-4 6. Totals 21 9-16 52.

BUHL (15)

Breht Montgomery 1 1-2 4, Amanda Combe 1 0-0 2, Traiza Wuensch 1 0-1 2, Abbe Reynolds 1 0-0 2, Liz Esparza 1 1-2 3, Jamie VanPatten 1 0-3 2. Totals 6 2-8 15.

3-point goals — American Falls 1 (Beitia), Buhl 1 (Montgomery). Fouls — American Falls 15, Buhl 17. Fouled out — none. Technical fouls — none.

Carey 58, Clark County 24

DUBOIS — Whitney Peck scored 11 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Carey to a 58-24 nonconference road win over Clark County Wednesday.

“We just wanted to play hard and finish the holiday season with a good win,” said coach Hollis Pincock.

Carey (9-3) next plays Dietrich on Thursday, Jan. 5.

Carey 58, Clark County 24

Carey 19 12 12 15 — 58

Clark County 3 9 1 11 — 24

CAREY (58)

Weaver 3 2-2 9, Peterson 6 0-0 13, Peck 5 1-3 11, Hill 2 0-0 4, Silva 3 3-6 9, Royal 0 1-3 1, Shaeffer 4 3-6 11, Totals 23 10-20 58.

CLARK COUNTY (24)

C. Black 0 1-2 1, Woodard 0 1-4 1, Small 1 0-2 2, Ward 1 1-2 3, K. Black 0 4-6 4, Tomlinson 5 3-4 13, Totals 7 10-20 24.

3-point goals — Carey 2 (Weaver, Peterson), Clark County 0. Fouls — Carey 16, Clark County 14. Fouled out — Woodard, Peck. Technical fouls — none.

Wrestling

Kimberly sweeps Wood River triangular

HAILEY — Kimberly cruised to a 5-1 record in dual meets this winter with two wins at a Wood River triangular Wednesday, downing Wood River 63-18 and Burley 54-30.

The Bobcats defeated the host Wolverines, 60-6.

Kimberly returns to action at the Oakley Invitational next week.

Kimberly 63, Wood River 18

103 pounds — Adam Perry, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 112 — Chris Moody, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 119 — Jake Archer, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 125 — Josh Archer, Kimberly, pinned Sid Watson 1:54. 130 — Ryan Cornie, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 135 — Alex Jones, Wood River, pinned Jaiman Wilcox 5:28. 140 — Evan Albright, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 145 — Nick Mulberry, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 152 — Jordan Vert, Wood River, pinned Aaron Cornia 5:13. 160 — Brandon Wilcox, Kimberly, dec. Jesse Brodie 8-3. 171 — Tyler Stukenholtz, Kimberly, pinned CJ Gorring 2:57. 189 — Ryan Breene, Wood River, won by forfeit. 215 — Joe Hansen, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 275 — Cory Zapata, Kimberly, won by forfeit.

Kimberly 54, Burley 30

103 pounds — Adam Perry, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 112 — Chris Moody, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 119 — Jake Archer, Kimberly, pinned Jordan Brower 3:30. 125 — Josh Archer, Kimberly, pinned Jordan Torres 5:40. 130 — Nathan Broadhead, Burley, pinned Ryan Cornie :47. 135 — Jared Hammond, Burley, pinned Jaiman Wilcox, 2:03. 140 — Evan Albright, Kimberly, pinned Juan Alverado 4:37. 145 — Nick Mulberry, Kimberly, won by forfeit. 152 — Aaron Cornia, Kimberly, pinned Chris Park 5:59. 160 — Riley Harris, Burley, pinned Brandon Wilcox, 2:54. 171 — Tyler Stukenholtz, Kimberly pinned Kory Orthman 3:11, 189 — Skyler Doman, Burley, won by forfeit. 215 — Corbin Bowers, Burley, pinned Joe Hansen 2:42. 275 — Cory Zapata, Kimberly, won by forfeit.

Burley 60, Wood River 6

103 pounds — double forfeit. 112 — double forfeit. 119 — Jordan Brower, Burley, won by forfeit. 125 — Jordan Torres, Burley, pinned Sid Watson 5:33. 130 — Nathan Broadhead, Burley, won by forfeit. 135 — Jared Hammond, Burley, pinned Alex Jones 2:54. 140 — Juan Alverado, Burley, won by forfeit. 145 — Tyler Lott, Burley, won by forfeit. 152 — Jordan Vert, Wood River, pinned Chris Park 5:05. 160 — Riley Harris, Burley, pinned Jesse Brodie 2:30. 171 — Cory Orthman, Burley, pinned CJ Gorring 5:25. 189 — Corbin Bowers, Burley, pinned Ryan Breene :44. 215 — Skyler Doman, Burley, won by forfeit. 275 — double forfeit.

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