Pocatello junior quarterback Will Schumber threw for 404 yards and five touchdowns, but the Indians couldn’t hold on to a fourth-quarter lead in a 38-32 loss Friday at Twin Falls.

Schumber hit 10 different receivers and Pocatello moved the ball all game, accumulating 564 total yards of offense. Junior Jarom Campos caught nine passes for 177 yards and senior Antwon Johnson snagged 10 catches for 122 yards.

“That’s not a game you typically lose when you control that game that much,” said Indians coach Dave Spillett.

But Pocatello did lose, because Twin Falls outscored the Indians 26-0 in the fourth quarter. The Bruins ran for 326 yards on 44 carries.

Pocatello had four turnovers in the red zone.

“I hate to say we give away the game because Twin Falls was out there battling, too,” Spillett said. “But it was a game that we should have had for sure. You just can’t have that many mistakes.”

Pocatello (0-1) takes on Highland on Friday in the Black and Blue Bowl.

HILLCREST 41, BLACKFOOT 27

Hillcrest led 7-0 after the first quarter and 34-6 at half on the way to a dominating 41-27 win over Blackfoot on Friday in Idaho Falls.

The Knights’ Bridger Blakeslee completed 9 of 11 passes for 223 yards and ran for another 119 yards on the ground.

Blackfoot senior receiver Taylor Pearson hauled down six catches for 147 yards, but the Knights kept the Broncos’ passing attack in check. Blackfoot junior quarterback Pacen Hayes finished 11 for 27 for 201 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.

Blackfoot (0-1) plays Friday at Skyline.

SNAKE RIVER 49, SOUTH FREMONT 33

Wyatt Vogler scored four touchdowns to lead Snake River to a 49-33 win at South Fremont.

The Panthers put the game away early, jumping out to a 35-13 lead at halftime. 

Vogler had 189 yards rushing on 22 carries in addition to the TDs. 

Snake River (1-0) travels to Shelley on Friday.

ABERDEEN 48, AMERICAN FALLS 20

Rivin Mack ran for 108 yards and three touchdowns as No. 4 Aberdeen upended American Falls 48-20 Friday at home.

“We were a little rusty but we still did pretty good,” said Tigers coach Jeff Duffin. “We were just really physical. I was really happy with our line tonight, especially our defensive line.”

The Tigers held American Falls to 119 rushing yards. Mack was one of six tailbacks who picked up yards on the ground for Aberdeen. Hillario Carrillo had 40 yards and a touchdown, and the senior picked up four defensive sacks the first half.

Aberdeen (1-0) hosts Wendell on Friday.

BEAR LAKE 44, COKEVILLE (Wyo.) 7

Bear Lake could not have started worse, allowing a 60-yard touchdown run up the gut to start its game against Cokeville (Wyo.).

But the Bears rebounded swiftly and won 44-7 at home Friday.

“They got the job done,” said Bear Lake coach Ryan Messerly. “Defensively, we were phenomenal.”

The varsity teams played the first three quarters, while the JV teams from both schools took the field in the fourth. Quarter. The score entering the final period was 38-7.

Bear Lake hosts Sugar-Salem next Friday.

WEST JEFFERSON 34, SODA SPRINGS 0

Soda Springs lost 34-0 to West Jefferson at home Friday.

Cardinals coach Cliff Garbett was still impressed with his team, despite being blown out.

“We played pretty well tonight,” he said. “We got down in the red zone three times, had opportunity to score. Just did not capitalize on them.”

Tanner Meyers led the team with 33 yards rushing on six carries and three catches for 15 yards.

Soda Springs travels to Firth on Friday.

DIETRICH 40, ROCKLAND 6

Rockland moved the ball up and down the field, but five turnovers doomed the Bulldogs in a 40-6 loss Friday at Dietrich.

Spencer Permann threw for 202 yards and ran for another 30. Dietrich picked Permann off four times and pounced on a fumble.

“We moved the ball effectively,” said Bulldogs coach Lance Freeman. “We’re young and we just couldn’t finish it. We’d turn the ball over. We just couldn’t get it completed.”

Rodney Parrish had 43 yards rushing, 55 yards in the air and one touchdown.

Rockland (0-1) plays Friday at Grace.

CROSS COUNTRY

The Pocatello High boys won the Pocatello Cross Country Challenge and the Century girls took second Friday at the ISU Centennial Course.

The Indians were led by Caleb Armstrong’s second-place finish in 9 minutes and 22 seconds. Caden Armstrong was fourth (9:55), Chresten Armstrong fifth (10:04) and Malachi Armstrong finished sixth overall (10:09).

On the girls side, Hillcrest edged Century for first by a single point, 39-40. The Diamondbacks’ Brook Chilton was second overall in 11:37, teammate Burkleigh Yost was third in 12:02 and Century’s Maddie Downes took fourth with a time of 12:08.

Those three all trailed Pocatello’s Molly Vitale-Sullivan, who roared to a first-place finish in 11:07. Pocatello’s Ally Whitmer finished in the top 10 at No. 9 with a time of 12:41.

FOOTBALL

TWIN FALLS 38, POCATELLO 32

Pocatello 18 0 14 0 — 32

Twin Falls 6 9 7 26 — 38

Scoring summary

First quarter

Twin Falls – Garrett Karl 10 run (kick failed) 10:50

Pocatello – Dylan Jorgensen 29 pass from Will Schumber (kick failed) 8:26

P – Antwon Thomas 40 pass from Schumber (run failed) 7:30

P – Jarom Campos 3 pass from Schumber (pass failed) 2:17

Second quarter

TF – Karl 68 run (kick failed) 6:19

TF – Hayden Cowden 31 FG 2:13

Third quarter

P – Campos 23 pass from Schumber (Kaden Hagler kick)

TF – Karl 21 run (Cowden kick) 6:04

P – Jorgensen 21 pass from Schumber (Hagler kick) 2:48

Fourth quarter

TF – Zach Malina 8 run (Parker Henry pass from Malina) 9:43

TF – Henry 27 pass from Ben Belloli (Karl run) 00:58

Individual stats

Rushing: Pocatello 29-148; Twin Falls 44-326

Receiving: Pocatello — Jarom Campos 9-177; Antwon Johnson 10-122

Passing: Pocatello — Will Schumber 29-50-404-5-3; Twin Falls — 5-9-96-1-1

RIGBY 33, CENTURY 7

Century     0     0     0     7 — 7

Rigby     20     7     6   0 — 33

Scoring summary

First quarter

R — Hayden Livingston 75-yd run (PAT miss) 10:57

R — Hayden Livingston 8-yd run (Kyler Buckway PAT) 5:54

R — Hayden Livingston 77-yd run (Kyler Buckway PAT) 3:40

Second quarter

R — Kyler Buckway 21-yd pass from Hayden Livingston (Buckway PAT) 6:58

Third quarter

R — Travis Bichsel 55-yd pass from Hayden Livingston (PAT miss) 0:56

Fourth quarter

C — Bridger Gunter 14-yd pass from Chris Hanson (Hanson PAT) 5:31

Individual stats

Century

Rushing: Tristan Kayembe 13-16; Dallin Blaser 1-1; Griffin Joseph 2-(-9); Alec Dahlquist 3-21; Chris Hanson 5-22.

Receving: Rhett Fackrell 5-38; Dallin Blaser 5-82; Griffin Joseph 2-13; Jesse Mitchell 3-17; Bridger Gunter 4-65-1.

Passing: Chris Hansen 19-39-222-1-1.

Rigby

Rushing: Matt Anderson 12-59; Hayden Livingston 5-180-3; Travis Bichsel 2-14; Bo Byington 2-12; Josh Gardner 5-37; Solo Taylor 2-16; Michael Kinsy 3-(-1); Tristan Gilbert 3-7; Robbie Larsen 1-6.

Receiving: Kyler Buckway 1-21-1; Matt Anderson 1-21; Cody Heath 1-35; Travis Bichsel 2-61-1; Michael Kinsy 1-6.

Passing: Hayden Livingston 5-14-138-2-0; Tristan Gilbert 1-3-6-0-0.

HILLCREST 41, BLACKFOOT 27

Blackfoot 0 6 0 21 — 27

Hillcrest 7 27 0 7 — 41

First quarter

Hil — Bridger Blakeslee 6 run (Cameron Rusch kick)

Second quarter

Hil — Skyler Wright 94 pass from Blakeslee (Jose Corro kick)

Hil — Teyano Tweedie 32 pass from Blakeslee (kick failed)

Hil — Empey 53 run (Rusch kick)

Blk — Taylor Pearson 6 pass from Pacen Hayes (Rusch kick)

Hil — Bowen Oswald 19 pass from Blakeslee (Rusch kick)

Fourth quarter

Blk — Hayes 1 run (Cole Burt kick)

Hil — Blakeslee 59 run (Corro kick)

Blk — Tayson Neff 31 pass from Hayes (Burt kick)

Blk — Hayes 2 run (Burt kick)

Individual stats

RUSHING — Blackfoot: Pacen Hayes 12-17, Konner Robinson 3-11, Jager Leavitt 16-66, Cole Burt 1-(-1), Taylor Pearson 2-4, Nate Gregersen 2-4. Hillcrest: Bridger Blakeslee 12-119, Porter Empey 11-114, Bowen Oswald 1-1.

PASSING — Blackfoot: Hayes 11-27-2 201. Hillcrest: Blakeslee 9-11-0 223, Brayden Snarr 1-1-0 13.

RECEIVING — Blackfoot: Pearson 6-147, Robinson 1-5, Leavitt 1-3, Burt 1-9, Neff 1-31. Hillcrest: Teyano Tweedie 2-45, Empey 2-34, Skyler Wright 1-94, Kolten Westergard 2-25, Tyler Johnson 1-6, Tony Ching 1-5.

WEST SIDE 8, FIRTH 0

Firth 0 0 0 0 — 0

West Side 8 0 0 0 — 8

Scoring summary

First Quarter

WS — Shayler Thain 21 run (Peyton Brown run), :20.0.

Individual stats

RUSHING — Firth, Brodie Cate 12-(minus 16), Clay Elkington 9-44, Lucas Orme 5-18, Dylan Holley 10-51, Damon Folkman 1-(minus 1), Jared Andersen 1-4. West Side, Shayler Thain 10-60, Tate Buttars 4-0, Riley Long 6-12, Peyton Brown 8-(minus 4), Branson Hatch 10-45, Marcus Turnbow 3-4.

PASSING — Firth, Cate 4-17-2 73. West Side, Brown 12-18-0 134

RECEIVING — Firth, Connor Burkhart 2-31, Holley 1-9, Mason Giles 1-33. West Side, Jonny Mott 1-16, Josh King 4-44, Long 3-27, Brayden Crouch 2-24, Hatch 1-15, Turnbow 1-8.

MARSH VALLEY 36, MALAD 18

Malad 0 6 6 6 — 18

Marsh Valley 0 30 0 6— 36

Scoring Summary

Second Quarter

MV — Styrling Morris 2-yard run (2-pt. conversion good) 10:46

MV — Austin Wilding 58-yard pass from Styrling Morris (2-pt. conversion good) 6:06

MV — Styrling Morris 52-yard run (2-pt. conversion failed) 4:09

MV — Styrling Morris 89-yard run (2-pt. conversion good) 2:31

MD — Hayden Green 59-yard pass from Cal Willie (Green kick failed) 2:17

Third Quarter

MD — Chase Davis 4-yard run (2-pt. conversion failed) 7:29

Fourth Quarter

MV — Dylan Kelley 18-yard run (2-pt. conversion failed) 10:18

MD — Bracken Degn 20-yard pass from Cal Willie (2-pt. conversion failed) 0.25

Individual stats

Passing — Marsh Valley: Dylan Kelley, 2-4-37-0-0; Styrling Morris, 1-1-58-1-0: Malad: Cal Willie: 7-23-162-2-3

Rushing — Marsh Valley: Styrling Morris, 16-240; Dylan Kelley, 7-48; Caden May, 8-42; Bennett Frayer, 8-33; Kooper Sorenso, 7-58; Stetson Iverson, 5-30; Marshall Gunnell, 1-2. Malad: Cal Willie, 5-34; Josh Morley, 4-12; Bracken Degn, 4-34; Hayden Green, 1-29; Chase Davis, 1-4

Receiving — Marsh Valley: Austin Wilding, 1-58; Parker Stucki, 1-25; Preston Armstrong, 1-12; Malad: Hayden Green, 5-115; Gage Cherry, 1-27; Bracken Degn, 1-20

SNAKE RIVER 49, SOUTH FREMONT 33

Snake River 21 14 0 14 — 49

South Fremont 7 6 8 12 — 33

Scoring summary

First quarter

SR — 32 yard pass from Sean Miller to Tyler Coombs (PAT made by Oliver Feileerg)

SR — 50 yard run by Wyatt Vogler (PAT made by Feileerg)

SR — 10 yard pass from Miller to Cade Jensen receiving (PAT made by Feileerg)

Second quarter

SR. — 2 yd run by Vogler (PAT made by Feileerg)

SR — 5 yd run by Vogler (PAT made by Feileerg)

Fourth quarrter

SR — 20 yard pass from Miller to Coombs (PAT made by Feileerg)

SR — 25 yard pass from Miller to Vogler (PAT made by Feileerg)

Individual stats

Rushing: Snake River — Wyatt Vogler 22-189 yards, 3 TDs, Luke Albertson 3-5, Miller 7-16.

Receiving: Snake RIver  Cade Jensen 3-55, Tyler Coombs 2-52, Braiden Piper 1-10, Albertson 1-67, Vogler 1-25.

Passing: Sean Miller 8-15-219-4-1

ABERDEEN 48, AMERICAN FALLS 20

American Falls 0 8 6 6 — 20

Aberdeen 6 21 14 14 — 48

Scoring summary

AB - Hillario Carrillo 5 run (kick failed)

AF - Tate Grover run (pass good)

AB - Carson Beck 12 run (Joseph Lemos kick)

AB - Lemos 43 run (Lemos kick)

AB - Rivin Mack 1 run (Lemos kick)

AB - Jared Carassco 6 run (Lemos kick)

AF - Adkins 1 run

AB -Mack 56 run (Lemos kick)

AB - Mack 4 run (Lemos kick)

AF - Adamson 11 catch from Guillio

Individual stats

Rushing: Aberdeen — Jared Carrasco 15-20; Hillario Carrillo 7-40; Rivin Mack 9-108; Jake Hall 1-9; Joseph Lemos 3-49; Carson Beck 5-18.

Receiving: Aberdeen — Beck 1-46

Passing: Carrasco 1-3-46-0-0.

WEST JEFFERSON 34, SODA SPRINGS 0

West Jefferson 6 15 6 7 — 34

Soda Springs 0 0 0 0 — 0

Scoring summary

First quarter

W — 9 yd run by James Burtenshaw (Marco Saodana kick missed)

Second quarter

W — 58 yd run by James Burtenshaw (Phillp Lundholm run)

W — 15 yd pass from Ridge Pencheri to Burtenshaw (Marco Saodana Kick good)

Third quarter

W — 5 yd run by Burtenshaw (PAT fail by Saodana)

Fourth quarter

W — 2 yd run by Zaine Mecham (PAT good by Saodana)

Individual statistics

Rushing: Soda Springs — Dillon Farnes 3-2, Tanner Meyers 6-33, Ridge Thompson 1-26, Devin Adams 10-19, 

Receiving: Soda Springs — Farnes 2-18, Morgan Steele 1-8, Meyers 3-15.

Passing: Soda Springs — Adams 6-20-40-0-1.

NORTH GEM 34, GRACE 20

Grace  0 12 8 0 — 20

North Gem  14 14 6 0 — 34

Scoring summary

First quarter

N — 33 yard catch by Bridger Jensen from Walker Davids ( Dallin Lloyd pass from Davids) 5:48

N — 43 yard run by Dallin Lloyd (Run fail), 1:25

Second quarter

N — 25 yard run by Dylan Low (Run fail), 11:31

G — 45 yard run by Efrain Velazquez (Stone missed PAT), 9:24

G — 31 yard run by Velazquez (Run fail), 1:16

N — 2 yard run by Davids (Low run converted), 0:00

Third quarter 

G — 73 yard run by Chaysen Ostler (Aufdemorte run converted), 7:15

N — 39 yard run by Dylan Low (Run fail), 3:40

Individual stats

Rushing: North Gem: Dylan Low 16-95, Walker Davids 8-31, Tyler Perkins 11-70, Bridger Jensen 2-11, Dallin Lloyd 2-33. Grace: Tyler Mansfield 12-2, Efrain Valazquez 12-94, Lincoln Skinner 3-8, Chaysen Ostler 4-75, Raymond Stone 1-(-2), Talon Nance 2-3.

Receiving: North Gem: Jensen 4-45, Low 2-(-3), Perkins 1-16. Grace: Nance 1-24.

Passing: North Gem: Walker Davids 7-14-58-0-1. Grace: Ostler: 2-4-22-0-0, Stone: 0-2-0-0-1, Mansfield 0-1-0-0-0.

DIETRICH 40, ROCKLAND 6

Scoring summary

R - Rodney Parrish 11 pass from Spencer Permann (run failed)

Individual stats

Rushing: Spencer Permann 16-30; Cooper Bradshaw 5-12; Zach Smith 10-39; Rodney Parrish 4-43; Reid Peterson 6-26.

Receiving: Rockland — Rodney Parrish 5-55-1; Ridge Farr 4-64; Taxton Boyer 1-8; Cooper Bradshaw 1-3; Zach Smith 3-72.

Passing: Spencer Permann 13-21-202-1-4.

Idaho Prep Scores

PREP FOOTBALL

Aberdeen 48, American Falls 20

Boise 17, Centennial 15

Borah 59, Columbia 15

Butte County 35, Watersprings 14

Canyon Ridge 51, Mountain Home 8

Carey 32, Challis 14

Council 54, Horseshoe Bend 6

Dietrich 40, Rockland 6

Eagle 68, Idaho Falls 0

Emmett 45, Kuna 28

Fruitland 34, Middleton 12

Glenns Ferry 64, Garden Valley 24

Gooding 54, New Plymouth 13

Hamilton, Mont. 34, Salmon 7

Hillcrest 41, Blackfoot 27

Kimberly 48, Burley 6

Madison 48, Capital 20

Marsh Valley 36, Malad 18

Melba 28, Wendell 22

Mountain View 63, Nampa 6

N. Gem 34, Grace 20

Notus 38, Cascade 6

Park City, Utah 48, Preston 15

Parma 66, Marsing 0

Rigby 33, Century 7

Ririe 8, Star Valley, Wyo. 7

Rocky Mountain 49, Lake City 21

Skyline 22, Coeur d’Alene 0

Snake River 49, South Fremont 33

Sugar-Salem 26, Declo 16

Teton 21, Jackson Hole, Wyo. 20

Twin Falls 38, Pocatello 32

Valley 66, Castleford 2

Vallivue 25, Caldwell 13

Valor Christian, Colo. 51, Bonneville 12

W. Jefferson 34, Soda Springs 0

West Side 8, Firth 0

Wood River 48, Jerome 20

CROSS COUNTRY

Pocatello Cross Country Challenge

ISU Centennial Course

Friday

GIRLS TEAM RESULTS

Hillcrest 39, Century 40, Skyline 87

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1, Molly Vitale-Sullivan, Pocatello 11:07; 2, Brook Chilton, Century 11:37; 3, Burkleigh Yost, Century 12:02; 4, Maddie Downes, Century 12:08; 5, Breanne Herrmann, Skyline 12:14; 6, Alise Mecham, Hillcrest 12:17; 7, Addy Kirkham, Hillcrest 12:33; 8, Bailey Varvel, Bonneville 12:35; 9, Ally Whitmer, Pocatello 12:41: 10, Emma Nelson, Hillcrest 12:43; 11, Savannah Cook, Hillcrest 12:43; 12, Brittney Acor, Hillcrest 12:45; 13, Marissa Nelson, Century 12:50; 14, Hannah Whitworth, Hillcrest 12:59; 15, Halli Olson, Skyline 13:02; 16, Hailey Miller, Hillcrest, 13:03; 17, Barrie Allison, Hillcrest 13:04; 18, Nia Morton, Century 13:24; 19, Hannah Marchant, Bonneville 13:26; 20, Emma Wilson, Skyline 13:42; 21, Emily Hart, Skyline 13:44; 22, Isabella Adams, Century 13:49; 23, Eliza Kener, Century 13:50; 24, Lexi Ferrin, Bonneville 13:51; 25, Hannah Buffat, Pocatello 13:56.

BOYS TEAM RESULTS

Pocatello 42, Hillcrest 46, Skyline 64

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1, Coen Haroldsen, Bonneville 9:17; 2, Caleb Armstrong, Pocatello 9:22; 3, Constancio Luis, Hillcrest 9:45; 4, Caden Armstrong, Pocatello 9:55; 5, Chresten Armstrong, Pocatello 10:04; 6, Malachi Armstrong, Pocatello 10:09; 7, Jaiden Hiskey, Hillcrest 10:10; 8, Will Warner, Hillcrest 10:18; 9, Trevor Meyer, Century 10:20; 10, Harrison Roberts, Skyline 10:22; 11, Dallin Hart, Skyline 10:22; 12, Brady Corrigan, Skyline 10:23; 13, Tyler Brown, Hillcrest 10:27; 14, Connor Olson, Skyline 10:28; 15, Justin Graham, Hillcrest 10:29; 16, Ian Stites, Century 10:31; 17, Jared Meldrum, Skyline 10:34; 18, Hayden Moscon, Hillcrest 10:35; 19, McKay Harms, Skyline 10:36; 20, Alex Blad, Bonneville 10:38; 21, Joe Spencer, Hillcrest 10:42; 22, J.D. Wells, Bonneville 10:45; 23, Taft Harris, Skyline 10:48; 24, Tyson Brooks, Hillcrest 10:50; 25, Mason Cannon, Bonneville 10:51.

Grand Targhee

Friday

GIRLS TEAM RESULTS

1. Shelley 26; 2. Soda Springs 65; 3. Idaho Falls 75; 4. Sugar Salem 90; 5. Rigby 91; 6. Snake River 202; 7. Teton 262; 8. South Fremont 263

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1. Paytin Drollinger Shelley 22:31; 2. Leann Larkin Shelley 22:53; 3. Klarissa Anderson Shelley 22:53.23; 4. Virgina Nielsen Idaho Fallls 22:54; 5. Karlee Callahan Shelley 23:03; 6. Kathryn McCullough Soda Springs 23:36; 7. Ashley Yates Rigby 23:37; 8. Shaylee Hill Sugar Salem 23:38; 9. Hailey Phillips Rigby 23:46; 10. Alexa White Soda Springs 23:55

BOYS TEAM RESULTS

1. Shelley 42; 2. Sugar Salem 57; 3. Rigby 68; 4. Idaho Falls 123

5. Teton 152; 6. Snake River 158; 7. Soda Springs 170;

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1. Austin Stewart Shelley 17:54; 2. Mark Crandall Shelley 18:43

3. Sam Clark Rigby 19:25; 4. Joseph Van Orden Snake River 19:35; 5. Jace Hymas Sugar Salem 19:40; 6. Chase Barrow Shelley 19:42; 7. Riley Simmon Soda Springs 19:44; 8. John Perry Rigby 19:47; 9. Cameron Gardner Sugar 19:57; 10. David Searle Shelley 19:58

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