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Celebrating 50 Years of Athletic Training
Athletic training requires more than classroom knowledge. Students must learn to make decisions, communicate effectively and care for athletes in high-pressure situations. For 50 years, Boise State has helped prepare future athletic trainers for those moments by combining academic instruction with real-world experience through its partnership with Boise State Athletics. Students work alongside experienced athletic trainers, learning what it takes to care for collegiate athletes across multiple sports.
Idaho Press
DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL: Skyview rallies together to keep district title streak going
MERIDIAN — Skyview’s illustrious district championship streak, for a moment, seemed in jeopardy. Winners of 15-straight district titles across multiple classifications, the Hawks went to battle against Rocky Mountain in the 6A District III championship not at full-go, with multiple players out due to injury and others playing out of position. The Grizzlies, eager to spoil Skyview’s lengthy run as the best team in the Treasure Valley, took the first set and were in attack mode to start the second. Rocky Mountain looked the part of a team poised to pull off an upset. But the Hawks continued to persevere through adversity, fighting for every point to claw back and eventually flipped momentum in their favor. Skyview took the next three sets to win 3-1 over the Grizzlies on Tuesday night at Rocky Mountain High, claiming its 16th district championship in a row. The most notable absentee from action was Rachel Bower. The sophomore outside hitter started on last year’s state championship team and was seen as one of the most important players for the squad this season, but has been out injured for most of the season and won’t return for next week’s state tournament. But in her absence,
Arbiter Online
Men’s basketball defeats Big Ten team 109-91 in foul-filled exhibition
Boise State men’s basketball defeated Big Ten’s University of Washington 109-91 in their second of three exhibition matches in a highly-physical, foul-filled game. The Broncos came out hot, building a 21-point lead in the first half before a roster of returning players combined for a total of 88 points.
Gonzaga Bulletin
GU volleyball pulls off reverse sweep against Boise State for first Pac-12 win
The Gonzaga University volleyball team (6-13, 1-6 Pac-12) pulled off a 3-2 comeback for their first Pac-12 win, battling back against Boise State on Saturday afternoon at home to secure the program’s first reverse sweep since 2022. Boise State controlled the tempo early and kept GU on their heels...
Post Register
Olympic torch could make a stop in Boise ahead of 2028 Summer Games
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Olympic flame could be coming to Boise in 2028. Documents prepared for Tuesday's Boise City Council meeting reveal that Olympic organizers identified Boise as a participating city in a historic torch relay planned to travel through all 50 states ahead of the Summer Games in Los Angeles.
Arbiter Online
Women’s volleyball faces two conference losses in three days
Boise State women’s volleyball lost two straight matches in three days, falling to Washington State and Gonzaga in heartbreaking fashion last Thursday and Saturday. The Broncos came out ready to play in both matches, taking a two-set lead in each, however, they were unable to close out either match.
swxlocalsports.com
WSU Football: Kirby Moore talks Owen Eshelman's first start, injury updates, Boise State preview | Full Presser
Washington State fell to 1-6 on Friday following a 48-30 loss to Oregon State in redshirt freshman Owen Eshelman's first career start for the Cougars. On Monday, head coach Kirby Moore held his weekly press conference and discussed what he saw in Eshelman's first start, gave an update on the Cougs' injury report and previewed Saturday's matchup with Boise State.
Idaho Press
Broncos show offensive potential in exhibition win against Washington
BOISE – The Boise State men’s basketball team talked a big game about offensive fireworks during the offseason. It may have just been an exhibition game, but the Broncos certainly backed up the talk Saturday night. The Broncos hit 15 3-pointers. They had five players scoring at least 16 points, with two of them scoring over 20. They scored 109 points. 109 points against a Big Ten team at that. In the end it was the offensive output that lifted the Broncos to a 109-91 win against Washington in their second exhibition game at Idaho Central Arena. “It shows what we said is true,” said Boise State forward Pearson Carmichael. “Our statements, no one was lying about what we did in the offseason.” Boise State scored above 50 points in each half and shot 53.3% from the floor, including 45.5% from behind the 3-point ark. The Broncos moved the ball around well all game, picking up assists on 18 of the 32 field goals they had. “It’s coming together, it’s a work in progress,” Boise State coach Leon Rice said. “For us to be great, we need to get all these guys that are in the box score to extend
Post Register
Boise State RB Dylan Riley named AP Midseason All-America Second Team
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise State running back Dylan Riley was named to the Associated Press Midseason All-America Second Team, the organization announced. The junior has 835 rushing yards and 998 all-purpose yards, leading the nation in both categories. A native of Moreno Valley, California, Riley is the only...
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Washington Basketball's Offense Struggles in Exhibition Loss at BSU
Saturday night marked the unofficial start of the Washington Huskies ' 2026-27 season as third-year coach Danny Sprinkle's team fell 109-91 to Boise State at Idaho Central Arena. The Huskies fell behind by as many as 18 points just five minutes into the second half before the team started to slowly and steadily chip away at the Broncos' lead. A trio of made 3-pointers by fourth-year guard Parker Friedrichsen, second-year forward Jasir Rencher, and first-year forward Wini Braga sparked a 13-0 scoring run for Sprinkle's team to regain its footing in the contest midway through the second half, but it wasn't enough to come away from the Idaho capital with a win. From the jump, the Broncos held the edge on defense. The hosts turned that into an early 23-8 lead with 12 minutes left in the first half, and the margin only continued to grow throughout the first 20 minutes in the City of Trees. UW managed to convert four of its first 10 shot attempts against BSU, and there wasn't a reprieve as the Mountain West school led by as many as 21 points at the 1:57 mark of the first half before the Huskies used a pair