Highland, Snake River and West Side remain ranked in this week’s high school football media poll, released Tuesday.
Editor’s Note: Prep Stars in College is a weekly glance at former southeast Idaho high school athletes who are now competing at the college level. If we’re missing anyone, let us know at sports@journalnet.com.
Andrew and Madison review Idaho State's football game at Utah, preview Saturday's tilt at Northern Iowa, look back on the best HS football game this season, and, could Taysom Hill be the Saints' next starting quarterback?
POCATELLO – Whether Highland is inches from a touchdown or in third-and-long, the Rams have determined running the ball isn't a bad bet.
Update: Century's Levi Bates, who was taken off the field on a stretcher late in the fourth quarter of Friday's game, was discharged from Portneuf Medical Center on Saturday morning and walked to his car, according to Century head coach Travis Hobson. After the game Friday, Hobson said Bates…
THOMAS – For three quarters of their game with Snake River on the road, the young Firth Cougars were right there, trailing by a single point at 20-19. In fact, they were driving deep into Panther territory and had the ball first-and-10 when the unthinkable happened.
HIGHLAND 39, TWIN FALLS 7
Pocatello senior Dallin Bird kept up his fast start to the season, running 16 minutes, 24.2 seconds to place second in the Varsity A boys race at the Tiger/Grizz Invitational on Friday in Idaho Falls.
THOMAS – Robert Coombs has been a fixture at Snake River High School for 26 years.
While most local teams are still fine-tuning and making adjustments as they wade through their nonconference schedules, others are out of time. Conference games loom on this week’s docket.
POCATELLO – Not everything was familiar about Thursday for Century, but beating a city rival was.
POCATELLO — This would’ve been his senior year in high school, his final juncture before adulthood and his last chance to play with his longtime teammates in the Century High School football program.
West Side, Highland and Snake River remained ranked in the most recent high school football media poll, released Monday.
Editor’s Note: Prep Stars in College is a weekly glance at former southeast Idaho high school athletes who are now competing at the college level. If we’re missing anyone, let us know at sports@journalnet.com.
