BASEBALL

HIGHLAND 11, RIGBY 1 (5)

HIGHLAND 12, RIGBY 4

Highland’s offense was on full display in its doubleheader sweep of Rigby on Saturday at home. The Rams beat the Trojans 11-1 in five innings and 12-4.

“We were just trying to focus and get ready to make a playoff run,” Highland coach Nick Sorrell said. “Our bats woke up. We made some pretty good adjustments up at the plate.”

Landon Carr went 2 for 2 with four RBIs to lead Highland’s offense in the 11-1 win, and Tyler Wolfenbarger was 3 for 3 in the 12-4 victory.

The Rams (8-14, 4-7 5A District 5-6) host Rigby on Wednesday in a district tournament play-in game.

BLACKFOOT 3, IDAHO FALLS 2

BLACKFOOT 6, IDAHO FALLS 2

Blackfoot used steady pitching and defense to sweep Idaho Falls, 3-2 and 6-2, in a Saturday road doubleheader.

“This is probably our best weekend of three games we’ve played all year,” Broncos coach Liam Pope said. “Solid defense, solid pitching, and we got run support when we needed to for our pitchers.”

Pacen Hayes went 3 for 4 with a double and a home run in Blackfoot’s 6-2 win, and Caleb Wilson was 2 for 2 with two runs in the 3-2 victory.

Blackfoot (13-7, 10-4 4A District 5-6) plays Tuesday at Bonneville.

KIMBERLY 10, AMERICAN FALLS 0 (6)

American Falls was shut out Saturday in a 10-0, six-inning loss at Kimberly.

Garrett Burgmeister had two of the Beavers’ six hits.

American Falls (2-15, 0-3 3A District 5) hosts Soda Springs on Tuesday.

SOFTBALL

BLACKFOOT 13, CENTURY 3

Blackfoot extended its winning streak to four games with a 13-3 home win Saturday against Century.

Anicia Luna hit her fourth home run in the last two days, and Hadlie Henderson doubled twice for the Broncos.

Blackfoot (8-4, 4-3 4A District 5-6) plays a doubleheader Monday at Preston. Century (0-17, 0-5 4A District 5-6) hosts Skyline for a Monday doubleheader.

SKYLINE 12, PRESTON 2 (5)

Preston’s first-inning lead was short-lived Saturday in a 12-2, five-inning loss against Skyline. Saydie Garner hit a solo home run to give the Indians a 1-0 lead, but Skyline rallied with seven runs in the second.

“We weren’t able to get our bats going,” Preston coach Larry Morrison said. “We left nine runners on base and didn’t take advantage of people on the bases when we had the opportunity to.”

Preston hosts Blackfoot for a Monday doubleheader.

MALAD 13, SODA SPRINGS 0 (5)

Malad sent its three seniors out with a 13-0, five-inning home win Saturday against Soda Springs. Senior Rachel Green struck out 11 batters from the rubber, while fellow seniors Sami Williams and Kori Peterson each found success at the plate. Williams had two hits, three RBIs and two runs, while Peterson was 1 for 3 with one run.

The Dragons (14-4, 3-2 2A District 5) play Tuesday at Declo.

TENNIS

Capital Invite

Century finished eighth Saturday in the 32-team Capital Invite. The Diamondbacks were the top 4A team, and Adriene Pavek took second place in girls singles.

“A wonderful effort by our team,” D-backs coach Sean Kane said. “Everyone gave their all in the grueling two days.”

Century hosts Skyline and Idaho Falls on Monday.

Gate City Invite

Highland had several winners at Saturday’s Gate City Invite in Chubbuck.

All three girls singles players took first in the four-team tournament, and no Highland singles player or doubles team finished worse than third.

Highland plays Monday at Hillcrest.

FRIDAY’S PREP SCORES

BASEBALL

SKYLINE 10, CENTURY 5

SKYLINE 6, CENTURY 5 (6)

IDAHO FALLS 3, BLACKFOOT 0

MARSH VALLEY 11, AMERICAN FALLS 1 (6)

SHELLEY 4, SNAKE RIVER 1 (5)

SOFTBALL

BLACKFOOT 15, HILLCREST 5

BLACKFOOT 16, HILLCREST 3 (5)

SNAKE RIVER 19, SHELLEY 5 (5)

TENNIS

HIGHLAND 6.5, RIGBY 1 (boys)

HIGHLAND 7.5, RIGBY 0 (girls)

Saturday’s box scores

BASEBALL

HIGHLAND 11, RIGBY 1 (5)

Rigby 000 01x x — 1 4 1

Highland 325 01x x — 11 6 1

Highland — WP: CC Burrup. 2B: Landon Carr. 3B: Burrup.

HIGHLAND 12, RIGBY 4

Rigby 040 000 0 — 4 9 5

Highland 421 005 x — 12 7 0

Highland — WP: Dahlin Ashby.

BLACKFOOT 3, IDAHO FALLS 2

Blackfoot 001 020 0 — 3 6 2

Idaho Falls 101 000 0 — 2 5 3

Blackfoot — WP: Rhys Pope. 2B: Caleb Wilson.

Idaho Falls — LP: Logan Ferguson. 2B: Andrew Gregersen, Cannon Thompson.

BLACKFOOT 6, IDAHO FALLS 2

Blackfoot 020 030 1 — 6 9 0

Idaho Falls 000 200 0 — 2 5 3

Blackfoot — WP: Payson Mills. 2B: Pacen Hayes, Mills. 3B: George Sebena. HR: Hayes.

Idaho Falls — LP: Andrew Gregersen. 2B: Gregersen, Cannon Thompson.

KIMBERLY 10, AMERICAN FALLS 0 (6)

American Falls 000 000 x — 0 6 0

Kimberly 130 213 x — 10 12 0

American Falls — LP: Gabe Fehringer.

Kimberly — WP: Egbert. 2B: Egbert, Taylor. HR: Bailey.

SOFTBALL

MALAD 13, SODA SPRINGS 0 (5)

Soda Springs 000 000 0 — 0 1 4

Malad 490 00x x — 13 9 0

Soda Springs — LP: Dominguez.

Malad — WP: Rachel Green. 2B: Sami Williams.

TRACK & FIELD

Tiger-Grizz Invitational

Individual boys results

100

1. Muamer Mujic, Twin Falls, 10.99; 2. Cameron Rusch, Hillcrest, 11.26; 3. Blake Moseley, Madison, 11.37; 4. Clayson Cook, Rigby, 11.41; 5. Kodee Vining, American Falls, 11.44.

200

1. Muamer Mujic, Twin Falls, 22.16; 2. Clayson Cook, Rigby, 22.32; 3. Blake Moseley, Madison, 22.46; 4. Cameron Rusch, Hillcrest, 22.47; 5. Kodee Vining, American Falls, 22.88.

400

1. Abdelgadir Mohamed, Canyon Ridge, 49.59; 2. Trenton Leavitt, Hillcrest, 50.37; 3. Markos Huerta, Century, 50.79; 4. Kellen Hansen, Star Valley, 50.80; 5. Cameron Stevens.

800

1. Shane Henderson, Star Valley, 1:58.59; 2. Wyatt Peck, Star Valley, 1:59.99; 3. Derek Thomas, Blackfoot, 2:00.42; 4. R. Coen Harolden, Bonneville, 2:01.54; 5. Abdelgadir Mohamed, Canyon Ridge, 2:03.11.

1,600

1. R. Coen Haroldsen, Bonneville, 4:21.58; 2. Shane Henderson, Star Valley, 4:21.72; 3. Asefa Wetzel, Star Valley, 4:23.89; 4. Ryan Barna, 4:27.16; 5. Zach Erickson, Idaho Falls, 4:31.73.

3,200

1. Ryan Barna, Skyline, 9:33.85; 2. Asefa Wetzel, Star Valley, 9:37.89; 3. R. Coen Haroldsen, Bonneville, 9:42.01; 4. Shane Henderson, Star Valley, 9:43.66; 5. Zach Erickson, 9:51.10.

110 hurdles

1. Kevin Ker, Bonneville, 15.56; 2. Garrett Hawkes, North Fremont, 15.80; 3. Jaron Rose, Sugar-Salem, 16.02; 4. Gage King, Canyon Ridge, 16.09; 5. Dalton Dopp, Hillcrest, 16.27.

300 hurdles

1. Kevin Ker, Bonneville, 40.95; 2. Zedekiah Davis, Skyline, 41.38; 3. Grant Bjornn, Twin Falls, 41.66; 4. Cyril Mahlke, Twin Falls, 41.94; 5. Jeremy Jacobson, Madison, 42.45.

4x100

1. Hillcrest, 43.23; 2. Twin Falls, 43.35; 3. Rigby, 44.12; 4. Madison, 44.32; 5. Preston, 45.03.

4x200

1. Twin Falls, 1:30.13; 2. Hillcrest, 1:30.68; 3. Rigby, 1:31.76; 4. Madison, 1:32.46; 5. Pocatello, 1:32.61.

4x400

1. Canyon Ridge, 3:30.82; 2. Hillcrest, 3:35.33; 3. Twin Falls, 3:35.86; 4. Rigby, 3:35.97; 5. Preston, 3:36.48.

4x800

1. Madison, 8:26.98; 2. Sugar-Salem, 8:30.15; 3. Bonneville, 8:32.30; 4. Canyon Ridge, 8:36.14; 5. Rigby, 8:39.64.

Shot put

1. Nathan Franz, Rigby, 52-10.50; 2. Kaden Johnson, Star Valley, 49-07.00; 3. Zach Hendricks, Rigby, 48-10.50; 4. Aaron Mays, Butte County, 47-08.00; 5. McCabe Smith, Star Valley, 47-04-50.

Discus

1. Daniel Helsley, Skyline, 162-05.50; 2. Vince Kelemete, Highland, 157-11.; 3. Aaron Mays, Butte County, 156-08.50; 4. Nathan Franz, Rigby, 155-04; 5. Robbie Moore, Declo, 150-08.

High jump

1. Anthony Garcia, Canyon Ridge, 6-04.00; 2. Reese Asson, Twin Falls, 6-02.; 2. Damon Folkman, Firth, 6-02.00; 4. Ty Wright, Shelley, 6-02.00; 5. Garrett Hawkes, North Fremont, 6-00.00.

Pole Vault

1. Jayden Olson, Challis, 14-00; 2. Dalton Dopp, Hillcrest, 13-06; 3. Justin Olaveson, Madison, 13-06; 4. A.J. Barrett, Highland, 13-06; 5. Hunter Tarkalson, Salmon, 13-06.

Long jump

1. Jaron Rose, Sugar-Salem, 21-02.75; 2. Damon Folkman, Firth, 21-01.25; 3. Braxton Staples, Pocatello, 21-00.50; 4. Moloni Gerdes, Idaho Falls, 20-10; 4. Sawyer Dye, North Fremont, 20-10.

Triple jump

1. Kobee Gunter, Pocatello, 44-05.25; 2. Jaron Rose, 42-03; 3. Bridger Gunter, Century, 42-01; 4. Zac Merrill, Idaho Falls, 42-00.25; 5. Will Geraci, Jackson, 41-11.50

Individual girls results

100

1. Araoluwa Omotowa, Hillcrest, 12.60; 2. Laurel Taylor, Idaho Falls, 12.83; 3. Madison Glascoc, Twin Falls, 12.88; 4. Kayla Horne, Madison, 12.89; 5. Aubrey Scott, Rigby, 12.94.

200

1. Laurel Taylor, Idaho Falls, 25.76; 2. Harlee Hales, Pocatello, 25.89; 3. Aubrey Scott, Rigby, 25.92; 4. Madison Glascock, Twin Falls, 25.96; 5. Kayla Horne, Madison, 25.96.

400

1. Harlee Hales, Pocatello, 56.74; 2. Kira Wise, Teton, 1:00.06; 3. Ashley Hutchinson, Twin Falls, 1:00.70; 4. Jenny Schenk, Twin Falls , 1:01.18; 5. Emily Acor, Hillcrest, 1:01.82.

800

1. Michelle Pratt, Blackfoot, 2:17.72; 2. Virginia Nielsen, Idaho Falls, 2:18.87; 3. Paytin Drollinger, Shelley, 2:22.40; 4. Kami Withers, Twin Falls, 2:23.74; 5. Kazel Webb, Ririe, 2:28.04.

1,600

1. Anna Gibson, Jackson, 4:53.37; 2. Michelle Pratt, Blackfoot, 5:07.98; 3. Paytin Drollinger, Shelley, 5:13.46; 4. Haley Schaeffer, Twin Falls, 5:25.57; 5. Burkleigh Yost, Century, 5:27.18.

3,200

1. Paytin Drollinger, Shelley, 11:26.15; 2. Billie Hatch, Preston, 11:30.54; 3. Shaylee Hill, Sugar-Salem, 11:31.30; 4. Abby Hurst, Blackfoot, 11:42.59; 5. Haley Schaeffer, Twin Falls, 11:43.35.

110 hurdles

1. MaKenzie Martindale, North Fremont, 15.78; 2. Courtney Christopherson, Declo, 16.03; 3. Brianna Starley, Twin Falls, 16.26; 4. Olivia Shippen, Rigby, 16.29; 5. Madilyn Zink, Century, 16.53.

300 hurdles

1. MaKenzie Martindale, North Fremont, 46.22; 2. Macy Olson, Skyline, 46.64; 3. Brianna Starley, Twin Falls, 46.77; 4. Jesica Robinson, Rockland, 47.41; 5. Lazai Koontz, Hillcrest, 46.66.

4x100

1. Madison, 49.48; 2. Hillcrest, 50.68; 3. Preston, 51.36; 4. Pocatello, 51.78; 5. Rigby, 51.82.

4x200

1. Twin Falls, 1:45.79; 2. Hillcrest, 1:46.63; 3. Rigby, 1:46.76; 4. Preston, 1:47.72; 5. Idaho Falls, 1:48.15.

4x400

1. Twin Falls, 4:01.18; 2. Rigby, 4:13.38; 3. Madison, 4:15.13; 4. Preston, 4:15.24; 5. Jackson, 4:19.91.

4x800

1. Preston, 10:05.36; 2. Twin Falls, 10:08.30; 3. Madison, 10:08.69; 4. Jackson, 10:31.68; 5. Bonneville, 10:38.99.

Shot put

1. Mateya Mobley, Rigby, 37-01; 2. Meg Buxton, Butte County, 36-07.50; 3. Kaybrea Ray, Skyline, 35-08.50; 4. Saige Atkinson, Preston, 35-05; 5. Sarrah Hoopes, Rigby, 34-09.

Discus

1. Randee Smith, Rigby, 122-02; 2. Saige Atkinson, Preson, 118-08; 3. Meg Buxton, Butte County, 114-07; 4. Mateya Mobley, Rigby, 113-03; 5. Kaybrea Ray, Skyline, 112-06.

High jump

1. Courtney Christopherson, Declo, 5-04; 2. Olivia Gneiiting, Rigby, 5-04; 3. Katie Montgomery, Idaho Falls, 5-02; 4. Jada Johnson, Skyline, 5-02; 5. Trinity Blake, Rigby, 4-10

Pole vault

1. Aubrey Scott, Rigby, 11-00; 2. Claire Redd, Sugar-Salem, 10-00; 3. Lexi Wightman, Madison, 10-00; 4. Emma Shippen, Rigby, 10-00; 5. Lindsay Jones, Highland, 10-00.

Long jump

1. Janet Schley, Rigby, 16-06; 2. Olivia Gneiting, Rigby, 16-05; 3. Elizabeth Mathews, Skyline, 16-04; 4. Hanah Peterson, Malad, 16-03.75; 5. Rayven Nealey, Madison, 16-03.

Triple jump

1. Rayven Nealey, Madison, 39-05.50; 2. Hanah Peterson, Malad, 36-06.75; 3. Courtney Christopherson, Declo, 36-00.50; 4. Keaton Kikuyama, Challis, 35-03; 5. Olivia Gneiting, Rigby, 35-00.

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