Idaho State posted a 969 single-year score, the fifth-highest ISU score ever, and a 978 four-year average, the second-highest in ISU history.

Four teams posted a perfect 1,000 single-year score: men’s tennis, women’s tennis, women’s basketball and volleyball.

For men’s tennis, this was the third year in a row its posted a perfect 1,000 to move their four-year score to 983, the highest four-year average for the program. Women’s tennis reached the 1,000 score plateau for the sixth time in program history and the third time in the past four years.

Women’s basketball’s 1,000 was the third perfect score in the last five years and pushing its four-year score to 991.

Volleyball scored a perfect 1,000 for the seventh time in program history, and the Bengals posted a 990 four-year score to tie their program record. This is the fourth year in a row that the volleyball program has posted a 990 four-year score.

Idaho State also excelled in the four-year APR scores with four teams posting school record-setting averages. Men’s tennis finished with a 983 four-year score, and also set records for four-year retention scores (964) and eligibility score (1,000). Soccer finished with a program-record 988 four-year score while tying its highest one-year eligibility score with 1,000.

Women’s tennis smashed its previous four-year score of 982 as it recorded a perfect 1,000 for the first time ever; it also finished with a perfect 1,000 retention score. Women’s track and field recorded a record-setting four-year score of 987, eclipsing its previous record of 983. It also finished with its highest-ever retention score with a perfect 1,000.

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