Bonneville High School’s Ali Ellsworth concluded an impressive week in a big way Saturday on her home field.
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At Rexburg, Annalise Brunson had four goals and one assist for the Madison High School girls soccer team in a 9-1 win over Rigby to begin the 5A District 5-6 tournament.
At the Idaho Falls Soccer Complex, Kennedy Robertson scored two goals in the Idaho Falls High School girls soccer team’s 5-1 win over Blackfoot to begin the 4A District 6 tournament.
At Blackfoot, the Blackfoot High School boys soccer team began the 4A District 6 tournament with a 3-0 win over Bonneville.
At Sugar City, five different players scored for the Sugar-Salem High School boys soccer team in a 5-0 conference win over South Fremont in the regular season finale for both teams.
Spots for the Idaho high school boys and girls soccer state tournaments, which begin Oct. 24 in the Treasure Valley, are on the line for District 6 teams as district tournaments begin this week. The first games start today with the 4A District 6 boys tournament.
At Hillcrest, Jaxon Keller scored four goals as the Hillcrest boys soccer team pulled away for a 9-0 win over Bonneville on Monday in its regular-season finale.
At Rexburg, the Bonneville High School volleyball team went 8-0 in two days to win the inaugural ‘Battle of the Best’ seven-team tournament at Madison.
At Bonneville, six different Idaho Falls players scored and an own goal contributed to a 7-0 boys soccer win over Bonneville on Friday.
At Rigby, the Rigby High School boys soccer team edged Madison 1-0 to add to an already tight race for 5A District 5-6 tournament seeds.
HS Roundup: Idaho Falls girls soccer creates tie for No. 2 in 4A District 6 with win over Bonneville
At Bonneville, the Idaho Falls High School girls soccer team continued their best season in recent memory with a 2-1 win over Bonneville.
At Watersprings, the Watersprings High School volleyball team remained undefeated with three-set wins over conference opponents Rockland and Grace Lutheran.
At Skyline, Jaxon Keller’s goal in the first half off an assist by Jacob Hoover held up for Hillcrest in a 1-0 win over Skyline in boys soccer on Monday as the Knights (12-1-1, 6-0-1) remained unbeaten in conference play.
At Fairview, Ore., Idaho Falls High School junior Mitchell Athay broke the 16-minute barrier for the second time this season and led Tigers finishers in the Jim Danner Championship race Saturday at Nike Portland XC.
At Rigby, Sidney Lance had a hat trick for the Thunder Ridge High School girls soccer team in a 6-0 win over the Trojans.
At Pocatello, the Madison High School girls soccer team defeated Highland 5-1 in a contest between the top two teams in 5A District 5-6.
The game to decide the top spot in 4A District 6 lived up to its billing Wednesday between the Bonneville and Skyline girls soccer teams.
At Thunder Ridge, Thunder Ridge scored early and often on the way to a 9-0 boys soccer win over Blackfoot on Tuesday.
At Hillcrest, the Idaho Falls girls soccer team trailed Hillcrest by a goal, but came back to tie the game before half and then pulled away in the second for a 3-1 victory.
At Boise, the Watersprings volleyball team won the 24-team Capital tournament on Saturday.
At Rexburg, Luke Ruiz ran in the game-winning touchdown to give the Skyline High School football team a 21-14 nonconference victory over Madison.
At Thunder Ridge, the Thunder Ridge High School girls soccer team defeated Hillcrest 3-2 for a nonconference win.
At Thunder Ridge, the Hillcrest High School boys soccer team defeated Thunder Ridge 1-0 for a nonconference win in a battle between two defending district champions.
At Skyline, the Bonneville High School volleyball team defeated Skyline 25-17, 25-9, 25-13 to move to 2-0 in 4A District 6 play.
Competing on soccer rivalry night at Ravsten Stadium, Skyline got two satisfactory results — one with a win, and one that was not a loss.
At Idaho Falls, the Tigers picked up their second conference win with a three-set victory over Hillcrest.
The first District 93 soccer rivalry games of 2019 were split between green and red Tuesday.
Bonneville’s Alivia Johnson has had quite the high school cross-country debut thus far.
At Challis, the Watersprings High School volleyball team won two matches Saturday to remain undefeated on the season.
At Ashton, the North Fremont High School football team defeated Aberdeen 44-8 in its first home game of the season.
At Blackfoot, the Hillcrest High School boys soccer team defeated Blackfoot for a conference win in their first meeting since last year’s 4A District 6 championship game.
At Shelley, seven players scored for the Skyline girls soccer team in a 9-0 conference shutout win over the Russets.
At the Idaho Falls Soccer Complex, two freshmen scored for the Bonneville High School girls soccer team Wednesday in a 5-1 win over Idaho Falls in a battle of conference unbeatens.
At Bonneville, the Thunder Ridge High School volleyball team defeated Bonneville 10-25, 25-23, 25-17, 25-21 for a nonconference win.
Kendra Billman and Kacy Fredrickson each scored two goals and Keeley Combo added an unassisted goal. Katelyn Allen also scored and Alexis Adams converted a penalty kick.
At Skyline, the Watersprings High School volleyball team completed a long day of volleyball by winning the annual Skyline Classic tournament.
Cruz Taylor showed off his speed, efficiency and even his good hands Friday night to lead Skyline High School to a 49-14 victory over Thunder Ridge.
At Richfield, the Clark-Watersprings football team defeated Richfield 58-16 for its first win since the end of the 2017 season.
At Rigby, the Thunder Ridge High School boys soccer team defeated Rigby 3-0 for a conference win Friday in a battle of unbeatens.
At Bonneville, the Bonneville High School volleyball team defeated Idaho’s top two 5A volleyball teams from last season for a pair of nonconference wins.
At Skyline, the Grizzlies defeated Thunder Ridge 4-1 in a girls soccer match on Wednesday, as Teresa Ledezma finished with a hat trick.
At Twin Falls, senior Abigail Yadon made her return to Watersprings volleyball with 16 kills and nine digs in a 25-20, 25-21, 25-19 nonconference sweep of Lighthouse Christian.
Madison High School senior forward Annalise Brunson has established quite the resume in her soccer career for the Bobcats.
At the Idaho Falls Soccer Complex, the Rigby High School boys soccer team defeated Idaho Falls 3-1 for a nonconference win Saturday evening.
At Hillcrest, Jesus Lopez had a hat trick for the Thunder Ridge High School boys soccer team in a 5-1 win over Hillcrest.
At the Idaho Falls Soccer Complex, the Blackfoot High School boys soccer team shut out Skyline 2-0 to enter the win column for the first time in 2019.
At Bonneville, four freshmen accounted for 12 of Bonneville’s goals in a 14-0 girls soccer conference win over Shelley.
The number of foldout chairs lining field one at the Idaho Falls Soccer Complex was an early indication of how much both the Madison and Skyline girls soccer teams looked forward to Tuesday’s game.
At Shelley, Hillcrest broke open a close game with three second-half goals on the way to a 5-1 victory over Shelley in boys soccer on Monday
At Bonneville, the Rigby High School boys soccer team defeated Bonneville 10-1 for its second win in as many days.
At Rexburg, Madison High School's Annalise Brunson began her senior year by reaching a milestone in a 16-0 girls soccer nonconference win over Shelley on Friday.
Depth and talent was on display last season in 4A District 6, which ended with the Hillcrest boys and Skyline girls claiming district titles.
Thunder Ridge’s Emmanuel Garcia made his final day of high school a memorable one.
David Adams has been named Idaho Falls High School’s new girls soccer program director. Adams will oversee all aspects of the I.F. soccer program. Adams said he’s loved soccer since he first started playing at 3 years old. Growing up in the military he had the chance to learn, train and play…
