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Pocatello’s Russell Peck, Andrew Nielsen, Brody Burch and Tyson Evans.

SOFTBALLBlackfoot 16, Century 8

The Diamondbacks scored two in the first inning, but the Broncos responded with four in the second and five in the fourth, putting this one out of reach thanks to four hits from Zaybri Franz and two RBI from Carlee Smith.

Blackfoot 15, Century 5

With 13 total hits that came from eight different players, including three from Madi Duke, Blackfoot tallied three runs in the first, four in the third and three more in the fourth, putting up another impressive scoring output to sweep this doubleheader.

TRACK AND FIELDTiger/Grizz Invitational

After Day 1 of competition, several local competitors placed well, including but not limited to...

• Century’s Matejah Mangum, first in the 100 (12.17 seconds, a PR)

• Pocatello’s Brody Burch, first in the 400 (49.69 seconds, a PR)

• Highland’s Ruby Jordan, first in the shot put (41’1)

• Highland’s Tambree Bell, fifth in the 200 (25.97 seconds)

• Highland’s Meredith Sanford, third in the 3200 (11:24.42, a PR)

• Highland’s Hannah Bailey, fourth in the 3200 (11:29.08, a PR)

 

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