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Teton Timberwolves earn first victory of the season with 26-7 win
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) – The Teton Timberwolves earned their first victory of the season with a 26-7 win over the Snake River Panthers. Teton held a 12-0 lead at halftime before Snake River cut the deficit to five points in the second half. The Timberwolves subsequently answered to secure the 19-point victory.
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Blackfoot Broncos defeat Idaho Falls Tigers 32-21 to move to 3-2
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) – The Blackfoot Broncos defeated the Idaho Falls Tigers 32-21 Friday night. The first half saw back-and-forth drives from both teams, and 2 big defensive stops, one from each side. Idaho Falls fell behind 6-0 in the first quarter before Jack Harris broke off a long...
Idaho State Journal
Highland shows Century 'who the man of the town is' in 41-7 rout
POCATELLO — The Highland Rams dominated the Century Diamondbacks from the opening kickoff to the final whistle, winning 41-7 to move their record to 2-3. However, the real story happened before the teams stepped on the gridiron. The last time these two teams met was in 2023. For the past two seasons, they hadn’t played each other — until this year, when the school district stepped in and forced the teams to play, to the dismay of both coaches. “It’s one of those things where I don’t know if it benefits either side,” Highland head coach Nick Sorrell said. Century head coach Ryan Fleischmann expressed his frustration at being forced to play. “I think it’s the dumbest thing of all time,” Fleischmann said. “I’ve always been opposed to that game. The only reason we’re playing it is because I think the administration, the central office, is wanting to save money. They’re forcing us to play the game. I’m ticked about it. The district is imposing this game on both schools.” While the coaches don’t see the point of a game between a 6A school and a 5A school, for the players it was a different story. When they took the
Idaho State Journal
Vohs leads Idaho State Bengals past Idaho in Big Sky opener
MOSCOW — After losing back-to-back straight-set matches last weekend, Idaho State volleyball coach Sean Carter was lamenting the lack of consistent production from his outside hitters. On Thursday, one of those outside hitters stepped up in response. Gracie Vohs, who has been battling injuries for much of the season, led the team in kills with 11, and teamed up with middle blocker Jaydin Watts to lead Idaho State to a straight-set victory over Idaho in the Big Sky Conference opener for both teams. The Bengals won 25-19, 25-23, 25-13. “It was great to have Gracie Vohs fully healthy to let her go today and she showed up in a big way,” said Carter of the 6-foot junior transfer from St. Mary’s College. “She led us in kills. But our offense carried us today at 44% until our block and D (defense) showed up halfway through the second set.” Watts, the senior middle blocker from Lancaster, California, once again had an excellent performance, with 10 kills, five blocks and a season-high .643 hitting percentage. “Jaydin was great again and I wished we got her more attempts,” said Carter. Rexburg freshman Mia Walsh added nine kills with what Carter described as “really
Idaho State Journal
Bengals look to avenge Southern Utah loss in Big Sky opener
POCATELLO — Aug. 30, 2025, is a night the Idaho State Bengals football team wants to forget. This week they get a chance to avenge last season’s 46-24 loss to the 1-3 (0-1) Southern Utah Thunderbirds, when the teams kick off Saturday, Sept. 26, at 6 p.m. at Eccles Coliseum in Cedar City, Utah. No one takes more responsibility for last year’s loss than head coach Cody Hawkins. “Nobody failed more than me last year,” Hawkins said. “Going from when everybody’s patting you on the back for not getting your butt kicked against UNLV — it doesn’t mean you’ve done enough. You need to do more to win the game. And we just kind of went status quo, and a good, playoff-caliber football team in Southern Utah beat the tar out of us. Rightfully so — they beat us schematically. We did not coach well.” This time, the Bengals come in 3-0 and don’t want to settle for any pats on the back. They’re going to Cedar City to win the game and get to 4-0. “I think that attitude is part of the reason we got our ass kicked last year,” Hawkins said. “Everybody was like, ‘Oh, we played
Idaho State Journal
Jacob Perez's journey from walk-on to key piece of the Bengal defense
POCATELLO — Sometimes all it takes is belief in yourself and the guts to take a risk. For senior linebacker Jacob Perez, he had the guts — and now he’s reaping the rewards. From the time he was little, Perez always had a ball in his hands — football, basketball, baseball, he loved them all. For the Idaho Falls native, whenever he got the ball in his hands and played, he felt at home. But what set football apart was the physical contact. “I always just loved the competitive nature of all the sports,” Perez said. “What really separated football was honestly just the physicality of it — being able to take out all your frustrations of life and being able to go hit somebody. That’s really why football has always stuck out to me.” Perez attended Bonneville High School and played three sports, starting on varsity as a freshman for the Bees. He played all four years there, then found himself at a crossroads: he wanted to keep playing football, but he had no college offers. That changed when Idaho State head coach Cody Hawkins and then-defensive coordinator Josh Runda offered him a chance to play for the Bengals
Idaho State Journal
Judge denies Idaho State’s Ramirez, Tu'Akoi bid for extra year of eligibility
The ongoing court battle to regain eligibility for two Idaho State football players effectively came to a conclusion Tuesday, with a federal judge denying an injunction that would have given an extra season to the two ISU players. U.S. District Judge David Nye denied a request by Idaho State football players Alex Ramirez and Maka Tu’Akoi for a preliminary injunction against the NCAA, which would have allowed them to play another season while their federal antitrust lawsuits worked their way through the court system. Earlier, Nye had issued a temporary restraining order against the NCAA which would have allowed Ramirez and Tu’Akoi to play, but Idaho State made the decision not to use the two players in wins over Utah State and the University of San Diego. “We found out yesterday those guys are ineligible, so they won’t be able to go,” said Idaho State head coach Cody Hawkins Wednesday. “We could have theoretically played Alex (Ramirez) while the temporary restraining order was in place … But I want to be careful. I didn’t want to get in a situation where hey, it’s not the right thing to do. I didn’t want to win on a technicality. So that’s why
USA TODAY
How to watch Cody vs Jackson Hole high school football
Cody takes on Jackson Hole tonight as the 2026 high school football schedule ramps up across the country. Searching for how to watch the game live? Fans can stream the Wyoming high school football game live on the NFHS Network from a laptop, mobile device or even Smart TV apps like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Google TV and Roku. Don't miss a moment of the game with on-demand replays, too. Ahead of the kickoff, here's what to know about the Cody vs. Jackson Hole clash. Looking beyond the football field? The digital streaming service broadcasts the best of preps action from more than 30 sports all season, so fans can watch more of their favorite high school teams . Watch Cody vs. Jackson Hole When is Cody (Wyoming) vs Jackson Hole? Cody takes on Jackson Hole on Sep. 25. Kickoff is scheduled for 5 p.m. MDT. More: High school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports reveals Week 2 Super 25 Watch Cody vs. Jackson Hole This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How to watch Cody vs Jackson Hole high school football Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our
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Madison defense earns its third shutout of the season, downing Skyline 21-0
IDAHO FALLS – Raise your hand if you’ve heard it before. Yeah, not exactly original. But maybe there is some truth to the overused cliché. Maybe defense can at least win a game, and maybe another, and another. Madison is hoping both can be true. The Bobcats...
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Bengals Sweep Vandals in Big Sky Opener
MOSCOW, Idaho – Idaho State volleyball opened Big Sky Conference play in convincing fashion Thursday night, sweeping in-state rival Idaho, 25-19, 25-23, 25-13, inside Memorial Gym. The Bengals improved to 9-4 overall and 1-0 in Big Sky play, using an efficient and balanced offensive attack early before their defense...
East Idaho News
A trail race named after the legend of a local beast will return on Halloween
SWAN VALLEY — A local trail race event is returning for its second year this October with two distance options available. Fall Creek Beast will take place Oct. 31 in Swan Valley. The event will feature a half-marathon and a 50K, known as an ultramarathon (which is about 31 miles). The race is put on by three local brothers, Dillon, Quinn and Reilly Kunz. They said the name of the event stems from a legend of a beast in the Swan Valley area. RELATED: Meet Idaho’s mysterious creatures that aren’t Bigfoot “There’s this legend, I can only find it on one account, from a guy in the 1800s, that claim...
East Idaho News
Almond’s big play triggers Highland’s big win
POCATELLO — After losing three straight games to start the season, the Highland Rams were looking to start Friday’s game against Lake City strong. Highland got that strong start from senior Easton Almond, who returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown and 6-0 Rams lead seconds into the game. The Rams (1-3, 0-0) were just a handful of plays from being 2-1 or perhaps 3-0, having dropped their opener against Eagle 33-28 and a Sept. 11 showdown with Capital 25-9. After a 31-19 Rocky Mountain Rumble loss to Box Elder (UT) on Aug. 28, head coach Nick Sorrell said his team were searching f...
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Madison’s volleyball legacy continues, along with news and notes from cross country and soccer
EASTERN IDAHO – Madison volleyball coach Keanu Pukahi is a little busy this time of year as his team tries to make a run at another state title, but he occasionally gets a chance to see his former players on TV as they shine at the next level. Former...
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Speedy Spud 5K returns to Rexburg
This Saturday, Sept. 26, at noon, Rexburg Races will host its 4th annual Speedy Spud 5K at Nature Park. This event will include a four-lap race around Nature Park with different foods after each lap. This race tests participants' running and eating skills during this harvest season. With each lap,...