Idaho State inked six prospects to join its football team during the early signing period. Here’s a breakdown of each:
Enter Sandman should’ve been blasting through an empty Holt Arena as new Idaho State coach Charlie Ragle walked into the Bengals’ media room. …
AMERICAN FALLS – Standing in the American Falls common area in early June, Felippe Cataluna had one request, or rather one rule. Those in atte…
Craig Culver makes baseball sound like poker. He describes America’s pastime as if it was a card game predicated on instincts, on not showing …
As Tenleigh Smith signed her letter of intent to Idaho State, she looked around at the people gathered in the foyer at Century High School.
Emmett Holt plays basketball like a contortionist. His game, in some ways, is a circus.
Meghan Calley always had the potential to play college basketball. As an upperclassman at Highland, she began to fulfill that potential. But e…
Before McKenzie Long signed the papers, before she made it official she was headed to Walla Walla Community College to play basketball, before…
Century’s signing setting is not all that different from other schools. To all its athletes inking their letter of intent, the school places a…
Last week, American Falls golf coach Robert Crompton had his kids lined up on American Falls’ ‘driving range,’ and he uses the term extremely …
On the tail end of her Wednesday lunch break, Emma Edgley was driving back to Century. In the trunk of her car, as always, was her big bag of …
Kylie Demarets isn’t a stranger to moving, to packing up and having to meet new people. She moved from Utah to Pocatello before her junior yea…
BLACKFOOT — Blackfoot High School softball pitcher Kymber Wieland, who amassed a high school record of 38-3, has signed a letter of intent to …
Pocatello senior Brevin Vaughan is not the biggest guy in the world. For his sport, that doesn’t matter. In cross country, it’s about preparat…
Kelsey Rhoades began coaching Mackenna Thayne when the latter was in eighth grade. She showed up as a responsive, athletic volleyball player –…
Measurables are everything in recruiting.
Patience isn’t often rewarded in football. Maybe a running back holds up for a second as a hole opens. Maybe a safety sits on a route instead …
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Two of Pocatello High School's star baseball players will stay teammates in college.
As a sophomore, Bridger Smith was putting up scores in the triple digits in his first year on Pocatello’s golf team.
At a time when virtual college recruiting requires coaches and student-athletes to take leaps of faith for each other, Allie Thayne put her tr…
As one of Pocatello’s top high school athletes, Adi Spillett wasn’t satisfied with taking her talents to college for just one sport.
The opportunity to play at a well-respected collegiate soccer program is a reality for a Preston High senior.
When they were both in fifth grade, Madison Windley convinced Breanna Hill to try basketball for the first time.
Up until a couple of weeks ago, Nathan Manning thought he was headed to Utah.
POCATELLO – Highland senior Braxton Wilhelm made a steep progression in a short period of time on the diamond.
ARIMO – When Marissa Frazier received an invitation to visit a college campus in February, the aspiring college volleyball player quickly accepted.
Cassidee Whitehead’s first college soccer experience came with plenty of ups and downs, but they prepared her for her next step.
The early-morning runs and outwork-everyone mentality finally paid off for Ryeker Andersen.
Sho-Ban’s shooting star has picked her next step.
At the Pocatello City track meet a year ago, Century junior Amari Evans set the school record in the long jump with a personal record of 21 fe…
At a time when virtual college recruiting requires coaches and student-athletes to take leaps of faith for each other, Allie Thayne put her tr…
As one of Pocatello’s top high school athletes, Adi Spillett wasn’t satisfied with taking her talents to college for just one sport.
The opportunity to play at a well-respected collegiate soccer program is a reality for a Preston High senior.
