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Arizona High School State Finalist Jaidan Engle Commits to University of Idaho (2024)
Engle was a two-time finalist at the Arizona High School State Championship this season. Her arrival is set to bolster the Vandals’ backstroke group. Current photo via Jaidan Engle. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many,...
Raring to Rodeo: New U of I rodeo coach seeks to elevate club’s profile
Coach Jamie Slocum knows her ambitions are bold and hard work will be in store for her team — but it’s not her first rodeo. As a student athlete in the spring of 2011, Slocum had a meager budget and encountered one barrier after another when she somehow pulled together the University of Idaho Rodeo Club’s first home competition in more than a decade.
Anne McCoy passes big hurdle in quest to be WSU athletic director
IT MAY HAVE BEEN a trial balloon to see how Anne McCoy, the quintessential behind-the-scenes operator, would perform as the face of Washington State University's athletic department. Or perhaps it was simply step one in getting the crimson faithful acquainted with the person who looks like the favorite to become WSU's new athletic director.
Gaston takes first at Special Olympics State Games
Bonners Ferry athlete Ladonna Gaston won two gold medals at the Special Olympics Idaho Summer State Games — one in the 250m cycling race and the other in the 500m cycling event. The games were held June 8 in Caldwell. Gaston had the longest journey of any Idaho athlete...
Washington State transfer Cole Cramer commits to TCU baseball
TCU baseball added to the roster on Wednesday with the commitment of Washington State infielder Cole Cramer. Cramer, a junior, spent one season with the Cougars, slashing .345/.487./425 with 15 doubles and two home runs. He spent the majority of this season at third base, but the speedster has position flexibility in the infield. Cramer recorded 68 hits last season, scoring 42 runs and driving in 37. Cramer is a bulk ground-ball hitter, with 58.7% of his batted balls last season being ground balls.
Apple Cup tickets: WSU fans embarrassing selves compared to UW partisans
THE NEWS IS SOBERING, Cougar fans. To put it politely, you're dropping the ball. To put it less politely, you're not just crapping the bed but also lighting a torch to it. Cougfan.com placed calls this week to the sports information departments at Washington State and Washington and posed the same question to each: How many tickets have you sold to the Sept. 14 Apple Cup at Lumen Field?
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