Rhidge Barela

Highland guard Rhidge Barela tries to get around Century defender Bentley Gunter during a game earlier this season.

BOYS BASKETBALLHighland 59, Rigby 53

Rams earn a big 5A District 5/6 win, improving to 1-1 in conference play, good for second place.

Pocatello 83, Burley 56

Thunder stay undefeated, now 16-0 on the year.

Preston 69, Century 50

Luke Panttaja scored 18 and Elias Blackhawk added 10 for the Diamodbacks, who drop to 0-2 in 4A District 5 play.

Declo 46, Soda Springs 40

Cardinals drop to 1-14.

GIRLS BASKETBALLSnake River 50, Marsh Valley 46

Reese Baldwin posted 15 points and Madi Watt chipped in 10 for the Panthers, who are now 15-3 overall and 2-0 in 3A District 5 competition.

Filer 57, Aberdeen 45

Tigers fall to 2-15 on the year.

Malad 44, Bear Lake 35

Dragons improve to 10-8 overall and 4-2 in 2A District 5 play.

 

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