Halliwell Park grew quiet as the night sky settled over a Gate City Grays team on the verge of victory.
A new season begins as postseason baseball arrives for the Gate City Grays.
After splitting a six-game series in Ogden to start the second half of the Pioneer League season, all eyes were on Melaleuca Field as the Chukars returned home this week.
After a turbulent first inning in his first career Major League start, Rocky Mountain High graduate Gabriel Hughes regrouped and put together a solid pitching outing for the Colorado Rockies.
The sun began to set at Halliwell Park as the Gate City Grays and the Brigham City Peaches were about to start the bottom of the fifth inning.
The Highland baseball team capped a 19-13 season by winning the Class 6A District IV-V-VI Championship.
Considering the Idaho Falls Chukars brought in a primarily new roster — only four returners from 2025 — it is only natural that there are growing pains early in 2026.
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Preston high school softball achieved their biggest goal of the season at the 4A state softball tournament in Flier and that was bringing home some hardware. The third-place finish was only the third time in PHS history the softball team has placed at state with the last time being 23 years ago.
A new skipperLast season, manager Troy Percival guided the Chukars to a Pioneer Baseball League best-of-five championship series appearance. Idaho Falls won both games at Melaleuca Field, but faltered in Oakland, losing all three to the Ballers over the weekend, finishing second in the league.
