When your 4A District 6 bracket is headlined by the 2-time defending 5A state champs, it is understood everyone else is playing for silver. Not that the Hillcrest Knights weren’t playing to win Thursday.
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At the beginning of the season, head coach Corey Toldson asked the members of the first-year Thunder Ridge High School boys soccer team to write down three things on a slip of paper.
At Harriman State Park, the Sugar-Salem High School cross-country teams added an exclamation point to their second consecutive sweep of 3A District 6 team titles Wednesday.
With state playoffs right around the corner, players are doing their best to keep their respective teams alive.
Thursday's bout between the Idaho Falls Tigers and Bonneville Bees was exhausting — in more ways than one.
At St. Anthony, the Sugar-Salem High School volleyball team beat South Fremont in an intense, back-and-forth, five-set match to win the 3A Mountain Rivers district championship.
For the second straight week, the song remains the same: the Hillcrest Knights are the best football team in 4A, according to this week’s media poll.
When your 4A District 6 bracket is headlined by the 2-time defending 5A state champs, it is understood everyone else is playing for silver. Not that the Hillcrest Knights weren’t playing to win Thursday.
Hey, folks.
At Harriman State Park, the Sugar-Salem High School cross-country teams added an exclamation point to their second consecutive sweep of 3A District 6 team titles Wednesday.
With state playoffs right around the corner, players are doing their best to keep their respective teams alive.
Thursday's bout between the Idaho Falls Tigers and Bonneville Bees was exhausting — in more ways than one.
At St. Anthony, the Sugar-Salem High School volleyball team beat South Fremont in an intense, back-and-forth, five-set match to win the 3A Mountain Rivers district championship.
For the second straight week, the song remains the same: the Hillcrest Knights are the best football team in 4A, according to this week’s media poll.
At St. Anthony, the Sugar-Salem High School volleyball team advanced to the second round of the 3A District 6 tournament by sweeping South Fremont, 25-12, 30-28, 25-14.
Idaho State plays its final nonconference game of the season Saturday, and the matchup is more intriguing than most of its out-of-conference counterparts.
POCATELLO – Idaho State football is on a mission not frequently ventured, proving all of us wrong every step of the way. No more last-place finishes and laughable blowouts – these Bengals are gunning for trophies.
Blackfoot High School graduate and Idaho State starting tight end Austin Campbell had a career day to help the Bengals set a school record Saturday.
POCATELLO — If any of the 11,015 fans at Holt Arena looked away for a second, they may have missed something.
POCATELLO – It’s been a long time since Idaho State played a game of this magnitude.
POCATELLO — Fortunes are flipped from the last time Gem State foes Idaho and Idaho State faced off.
POCATELLO — The Idaho State University football team hasn’t had home field advantage against its in-state rival, the University of Idaho Vandals from Moscow, in more than 20 years.
As far as Matt Wells is concerned, the bye week came at a great time for his Aggies.
Tickets are available for Saturday’s induction of Kay Hunting into the Idaho Falls Bowling Hall of Fame. Tickets can be purchased at either bowling center and are $15.
The 36th annual Logan to Jackson (LoToJa) Classic, the nation’s longest single-day USA Cycling sanctioned road race, featured several eastern Idaho cyclists.
The second weekend in September is approaching, meaning it is LoToJa time again.
According to the latest Idaho high school football state media poll, 4A District 6 continues to be one of the best conferences in Idaho.
RIGBY—As participants entered the water to begin the sprint triathlon at Saturday’s annual Multisport Weekend at Rigby Lake, event director Gray Augustus had a few final pointers to share.