Cormac Rench and Henry Driskill each notched passing touchdowns to bolster the Logos offense. On defense, nose guard Cal Farley had a sack, a forced fumble and a recovered fumble, while Liam Van Dyken caught an interception at the goal line to stop a fourth-quarter drive.
A box score was not available.
Salmon River 38, Notus 15
RIGGINS — The Savages of Riggins defeated the Notus Pirates in a nonleague game.
Salmon River moved to 4-1 on the season.
A box score was not available.
Omak 42, Clarkston 0
OMAK, Wash. — Beset by penalties that “sapped their momentum offensively,” according to coach Kyle Fox, the Bantams suffered a nonleague shutout defeat against host Omak.
Clarkston (0-4) will continue its search for a first win of the season when it takes on 2A Greater Spokane League opponent Deer Park at home on Friday.
Clarkston 0 0 0 0— 0
Omak 6 16 20 0—42
Omak — Payton Smith 1 run (kick failed).
Omak — Unknown 23 pass from unknown (Smith run).
Omak — Unknown 78 pass from unknown (18 3 run).
Omak — Joshua Bucsko 19 run (kick failed).
Omak — Smith 3 run (Smith run).
Omak — Smith 33 run (kick failed).
West Valley 21, Pullman 3
PULLMAN — In a 2A Greater Spokane League encounter, the Greyhounds got on the board only by virtue of a field goal en route to a defeat at the hands of West Valley of Spokane Valley.
The Eagles (3-1, 1-0) totaled 342 yards of offense compared with 122 for Pullman (0-4, 0-2).
Complete information was not available.
Freeman 58, Asotin 14
ROCKFORD, Wash. — Facing the No. 1 team in Washington Class 2B according to coaches’ polling, the visiting Panthers held close early before Freeman of Rockford pulled away in Northeast 2B League competition.
Asotin (1-3, 0-1) enjoyed touchdown runs from Carson Reedy and Cody Ells.
Asotin 7 7 0 0—14
Freeman 21 13 17 7—58
Asotin — Carson Reedy 7 run (Stone Ausman kick).
Freeman — Logan Schultz 3 run (Jaden Oty kick).
Freeman — Jaetyn Cole 89 pass from Schultz (Oty kick).
Freeman — Daniel Smith 32 pass from Schultz (Oty kick).
Asotin — Cody Ells 53 run (Ausman kick).
Freeman — Tyce Gilbert 21 pass from Schultz (Oty kick).
Freeman — Schultz 18 run (kick failed).
Freeman — Oty 22 field goal.
Freeman — Trent Primmer 49 fumble recovery (Oty kick).
Freeman — Smith 33 pass from Schultz (Oty kick).
Freeman — Oty 20 fumble recovery (Oty kick).
Wallace 58, Troy 7
TROY — The host Trojans suffered a lopsided nonleague defeat at the hands of the visiting Miners.
Troy slipped to 1-4 on the season.
Complete information was not available.
Lakeland 49, Moscow 0
RATHDRUM, Idaho — The Bears were shut out by the unbeaten Lakeland Hawks of Rathdrum in nonleague play.
Lakeland (6-0) set the tone with a 21-0 opening quarter that put the Bears (4-2) in a hole they would never begin to climb out of.
Moscow assistant coach Peyton Broenneke said that the Hawks were very tough.
“It was a physical game,” Broenneke said. “Hats off to them; they’re a good ball club.”
Moscow 0 0 0 0—0
Lakeland 21 7 7 14—49
Lakeland — unknown 49 run (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 1 run (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 65 run (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 20 pass from unknown (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 1 pass from unknown (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 55 pass from unknown (kick good).
Lakeland — unknown 2 run (kick good).
West Jefferson 34, Grangeville 6
NAMPA, Idaho — The Bulldogs fell to the West Jefferson Panthers of Terreton in a game played at Nampa High School.
After a 2-0 start to the season, Grangeville (2-4) has now lost four straight.
A box score was not available.
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY
Grangeville dominates home meet
GRANGEVILLE — The host Bulldogs’ AJ Rose and Callie Howe won the boys and girls events respectively in the Grangeville Fairway Frenzy Invite.
Rose won the boys 5-kilometer race with a time of 18 minutes, 5.84 seconds, while Howe headed up the girls field at 23:16.25.
The Bulldog boys defeated Troy for the boys team title, while Grangeville fielded the only scoring team on the girls side.
BOYS
Team scores — 1. Grangeville 27; 2. Troy 28.
Top 10 individuals — 1. AJ Rose, Gra, 18:05.84; 2. Blayne Mosman, Nez, 18:42.91; 3. Benjamin Jones, Tro, 19:06.30; 4. Tevyn Baldus, Gra, 19:12.22; 5. Bredon Hawley, Tro, 19:46.47; 6. Sivar Galloway, Gra, 20:14.08; 7. Bridger Hawley, Tro, 21:04.95; 8. Luke Johnson, Tro, 21:17.86; 9. Kaleb Bailey, Gra, 21:19.14; 10. Brody Hawley, Tro, 21:45.00.
GIRLS
Team scores — 1. Grangeville 15.
Top 10 individuals — 1. Callie Howe, Gra, 23:16.25; 2. Jaylynn Armstrong, Gra, 25:15.16; 3. Hope Johnson, Tro, 25:37.29; 4. Alexis King, Gra, 27:24.15; 5. Jenna Denuit, Gra, 28:28.11; 6. Libby Green, 28:50.05; 7. Hope Isaac, Tro, 30:11.66; 8. Bella Musick, Pra, 31:34.66; 9. Fiona Knoth, Dea, 36:25.87.
Greyhound boys run Nike meet
PORTLAND, Ore. — Cade Udy led the the way with a 14th-place individual time of 16:35.40 as the Pullman boys competed in the Nike Portland meet held at Blue Lake Regional Park.
As a team, the Hounds placed 10th from a field of 25 in the meet’s Division II race.
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Savages fall in four
RIGGINS — Salmon River of Riggins suffered a 25-20, 25-13, 22-25, 25-14 Long Pin Conference defeat to Horseshoe Bend, snapping a 10-match winning streak.
The Savages are now 12-3 on the season and 3-1 in league.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
Mackleit set for State
Hallie Mackleit achieved a state-qualifying time in the 500-meter freestyle to highlight a home meet for Clarkston against Pullman and Cheney.
Complete information was not available.
COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY
Cougs set records
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Washington State freshman Rosemary Longisa and sophomore Solomon Kipchoge set course records in their respective events at the Gans Creek Classic.
Longisa finished the women’s 6-kilometer with a time of 19 minutes, 7.0 seconds and won by seven-tenths of a second. It was the second consecutive meet in which Longisa has set a course record.
Kipchoge won the men’s 8-kilometer in 22:24.7.
His time was eight seconds better than the second-place finisher.
The Cougar women finished ninth in team scoring, while the men were 15th.