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BYU opens 2026-27 campaign against Idaho State
PROVO, Utah — The Cougars kick off the 2026-27 campaign as they host the Idaho State Bengals on Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the Marriott Center. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. MT, with the game streamed on ESPN+, with Spencer Linton, Kristen Kozlowski and Jasmine Poppinga on the call. Fans can also tune in to live play-by-play on BYU Radio 107.9, byuradio.org and the BYU Radio App with Jason Shepherd.
uiargonaut.com
Vandals raid Vikings of a win
Idaho rolls past Portland State 38-14, securing its third consecutive victory and keeping its FCS playoff hopes alive. Vandal football (4-5, 4-2) picked up its fourth victory in its last five games Saturday afternoon in Portland, easily handling Portland State (2-7, 2-4) by a final score of 38-14. Starting the...
Idaho8.com
Madison Bobcats defeat Capital Eagles 21-14 in playoff victory
REXBURG, Idaho (KIFI) – The Madison Bobcats are moving on to the next round of the 6A state playoffs after defeating the Capital Eagles 21-14 in Rexburg Friday night. Madison took a 14-7 lead into halftime before tacking on 7 more in the second half to secure the win.
kmvt
Twin Falls girls place second in 5A at state cross country meet
POCATELLO, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Twin Falls girls cross country team placed second in 5A at the state meet in Pocatello, and Raelee Richardson won her third consecutive state title. Student athletes from several schools competed on the course in hopes of placing at state. 5A. Richardson finished first...
East Idaho News
Highland gets 3 TDs from Vincent, cruises past Lake City into quarterfinals
POCATELLO — For the second time this season, the Highland Rams flexed all their muscles against the Lake City Timberwolves. Highland dominated so thoroughly across all three facets that they overcame 110 penalty yards to beat Lake City (6-4) by four touchdowns. Penalty problems popped up early for the Rams (5-5) when a block-in-the-back call negated a 75-yard punt return from Cedric Mitchell with 7:40 left in the first quarter. Instead of taking possession on the Lake City 3-yard line, Highland started their second drive of the game at their own 12. The costly penalty contributed to a scoreles...
East Idaho News
D5 Championship Saturday recap: Pocatello, Bear Lake, Rockland all finish in second
EASTERN IDAHO — District 5 teams were held title-less at this year’s Idaho High School Volleyball Championships, with three local teams falling in the championship rounds. The top-seeded Rockland Bulldogs were swept twice after coming into the final day of the 1A volleyball season in a commanding position. The Pocatello Thunder were outmatched by the Idaho Falls Tigers in the 5A title match. And the Bear Lake Bears succumbed to Kimberly in the battle for the 4A crown. The Malad Dragons also finished with hardware, though they did not last into the finals. Here is what happened Saturday in stat...
Idaho State Journal
Record-setting cyclist makes Pocatello pit stop to pedal with nearly 100 students
POCATELLO — World record-holding cyclist Jack Thompson will meet nearly 100 local students and lead a send-off ride Monday at Barrie’s Ski and Sports as part of a 10,000-mile trip through the 48 contiguous states. The event is scheduled from noon to 12:30 p.m. Nov. 2. Students and staff from local Riding for Focus school programs, which are supported by the cycling nonprofit Outride, will have the chance to meet Thompson, learn about his journey and hear about his connection to cycling. “Ride the Nation is about much more than miles,” Thompson said. “It’s about meeting people where they are, hearing their stories, and showing how something as simple as a bike ride can create meaningful human connection. I’m excited to ride with the students in Pocatello, and can’t wait to learn more about how their Riding for Focus programs have made an impact in their lives.” The Pocatello stop is one of several community events along Thompson’s route. The events are meant to bring people together through cycling and to highlight how riding can benefit brain health, well-being and community connection. Along the way, Thompson will visit Outride partner organizations, including She is Focused, and Riding for Focus schools
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Idaho8.com
Blackfoot Broncos defeat Shelley 43-14 to move forward in 5A state playoffs
BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) – The Blackfoot Broncos advanced to the second round of the 5A state playoffs after defeating Shelley Friday night 43-14. The game was tied at one point, 14-14, but the Broncos came out of halftime firing on all cylinders, scoring 29 unanswered points to rout the Russets.
swxlocalsports.com
#7 Sandpoint vs #10 Minico | 5A Idaho State Football Playoffs Highlights 10/30/26
SANDPOINT, Idaho — Sandpoint advanced to the 5A Idaho state football quarterfinals Friday night, defeating Minico 49-32 in a first-round shootout at War Memorial Field. The No. 7 Bulldogs welcomed the No. 10 Spartans to Sandpoint after Minico made the nearly 10-hour bus trip north. Sandpoint got the ball...
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When Snow Arrives, 7 Idaho Areas Open Groomed Trails For Cross-Country Skiing
Near Pocatello, one Nordic center grooms its ski trails seven days a week. Seven!. I love that someone heads out with a groomer before most of us find our coffee. That kind of care shows up across Idaho once the snow sticks. One state park gives skiers a warming yurt in the middle of the trail system.
Idaho State Journal
Four-star guard Siincere Hudson commits to Idaho State
It’s impossible to verify, but the Idaho State men’s basketball team has secured a commitment from what could be the highest-rated recruit in program history. Combo guard Siincere Hudson, who is rated the No. 183 player in the nation by Rivals and a four-star recruit (on a scale of 1-5) by ESPN, announced his commitment to the Bengals via social media Monday. Hudson, a 6-foot-2 senior at Modesto Christian, can officially sign with Idaho State when the early signing period begins Nov. 11. There’s no database that shows how highly past Idaho State recruits have been ranked, but there have been no four-star commitments in recent history. ISU coach Ryan Looney can’t comment on any commitments until they officially sign. Hudson averaged 16.3 points, 7.6 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game during his junior season at Modesto Christian last year. Rivals reported he has received offers from programs such as Texas Tech, UNLV and Wichita State. He played at Inderkum High School in Sacramento his freshman and sophomore seasons, the same high school where current Bengals Malik and Malachi Johnson prepped. PrepRadar, an online scouting service, gave this evaluation of Hudson after his sophomore season: “What jumps off the tape
isubengals.com
Idaho State Opens 2026-27 Season Monday at Utah State
POCATELLO, Idaho – Idaho State men's basketball opens the 2026-27 regular season Monday, Nov. 2, traveling to Logan, Utah, to face Utah State at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. MT. The Bengals enter the season with a significantly revamped roster, returning just two...
East Idaho News
Pool powers Poky to second state championship in 3 years
POCATELLO — As one-half of Pocatello High School’s dynamic duo, senior Brynlee Pool played a major role in the Thunder’s season-long push for a second state championship in three years. Pool finished the season second on the team with 16 goals, while leading the Thunder in both steals (80) and assists (29) — giving her 61 total points, also second on the team. Pool and fellow senior Aryanna Gonzalez — who tied for the state goals lead with 40 — led Poky through their masterful scoring all season, so it was fitting that the duo accounted for all eight of the Thunder’s goals at state. Both girls...
Idaho State Journal
Idaho State Bengals pull away from Montana Western
POCATELLO − It was not a great start for a nearly all-new Idaho State men's basketball team in its opening exhibition game against Montana Western on Friday night. But the Bengals, with 14 new players on their roster, sure looked better as the game progressed to a 50-point win. And improvement is what exhibition basketball is all about. "We just have to own who we are," said ISU coach Ryan Looney after his team dominated the NAIA Bulldogs in the second half on the way to a 101-51 win. "I don't think every night we're going to be the most talented team that is on the floor. Our superpower has to be playing hard. We challenged the guys at halftime. "We started a different lineup the second half than we did in the first," Looney added. "We even had our rotations a little bit different off the bench. And I think you can see that we were a much tougher team in the second half than we were in the first." If toughness can be measured by opponent's shooting percentage, there is no question the Bengals were a tougher team in the second half. The Bulldogs came out on fire
Idaho State Journal
Kambell Richards quietly goes from cancer treatment to leading Century to best state golf finish ever
Kambell Richards couldn’t stop crying. One bad hole in the opening round of the 5A state golf tournament on Oct. 12 had opened the floodgates for the Century senior. When coach Mikel Green met up with her near the turn at The Links Golf Club in Post Falls, she walked alongside Richards and reminded her how far she had come. “She was just like, ‘But nobody else knows that,’” Green said. “And I was like, ‘No, nobody would. But you’re amazing.’” Few people did know. Just months earlier, Richards had been diagnosed with melanoma. She spent her summer in treatment, had surgery in August and missed the first month and a half of her final high school season. But none of that stopped her from finishing third and leading the Diamondbacks to a runner-up finish — the best in program history. “I didn’t know if she would be able to even come back,” said Green a cancer survivor herself. “I didn’t know if she’d be able to come back and be as strong as she was.” Richards was golfing with her family at Juniper Hills Country Club in the spring. While sizing up a shot, she rested her hand against
Idaho State Journal
Kambell Richards quietly goes from cancer treatment to leading Century to best state finish ever
Kambell Richards couldn’t stop crying. One bad hole in the opening round of the 5A state golf tournament on Oct. 12 had opened the floodgates for the Century senior. When coach Mikel Green met up with her near the turn at The Links Golf Club in Post Falls, she walked alongside Richards and reminded her how far she had come. “She was just like, ‘But nobody else knows that,’” Green said. “And I was like, ‘No, nobody would. But you’re amazing.’” Few people did know. Just months earlier, Richards had been diagnosed with melanoma. She spent her summer in treatment, had surgery in August and missed the first month and a half of her final high school season. But none of that stopped her from finishing third and leading the Diamondbacks to a runner-up finish — the best in program history. “I didn’t know if she would be able to even come back,” said Green a cancer survivor herself. “I didn’t know if she’d be able to come back and be as strong as she was.” Richards was golfing with her family at Juniper Hills Country Club in the spring. While sizing up a shot, she rested her hand against
Idaho8.com
Idaho State welcomes 2026 Sports Hall of Fame class, inductees reflect on lasting Bengal legacy
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — Idaho State University welcomed a new class into its Sports Hall of Fame Saturday, honoring former athletes, coaches and longtime supporters who helped shape the history of Bengal Athletics. The 2026 class includes Chelsea Pickering Hooker, Hailey Breakwell, Mike Castrilli, Brian Janssen, Tressa Lyman Page...
East Idaho News
19 local teams selected for state tournament, including 5 with sub-.500 records
EASTERN IDAHO — The state football brackets have been released, and there are surprising selections and shocking omissions across the board. The Skyline Grizzlies (3-6) will not play for the 5A banner, while the Pocatello Thunder (3-6), who Skyline beat, will. The Idaho Falls Tigers (4-5) own a better record than both Skyline and Pocatello, and have wins over both, but were left out as well. The Malad Dragons (5-4) were left out of the 3A field, while two teams Malad beat, Aberdeen (5-4) and Ririe (4-5), have been included. State tournament play starts Friday, with eastern Idaho teams hosting ...