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The Bishop Kelly High football team hosts workouts throughout the summer in its weight room. To keep the Knights’ energy high, a Bluetooth stereo pumps out music above the clatter of grunts and...

Rocky Mountain senior John T'ia return a punt 68 yards with 56 seconds left for the game-winning in the Grizzlies' 28-21 win against Capital.

“Nobody believes in Idaho ... But we stuck together and brought it home for our state.”

Note: All-conference teams are chosen each league’s coaches. The Idaho Statesman has no input on who is chosen.

Rocky Mountain running back Nick Romano capped his senior year with an undefeated season, the state’s rushing title and as the 5A All-Idaho Player of the Year.

Note: Athletes must have a GPA higher than 3.5 to qualify for the all-academic team. Lists provided by area athletic directors.

Kellan McCullough avoids using cancer as a crutch.

Today was a GOOD day! Prayers were answered and Dr. Lombardi was able to complete the complex stent procedure and Cody is able to avoid having the open heart surgery! Cody had a list of questions...

College of Idaho football had one of its best seasons ever last year. This one could be even better.

The Yotes will have home-court advantage throughout the Cascade Collegiate Conference tournament.

He’s the second known Idaho 2020 prospect to commit to a Division I scholarship.

By now, Makena Simis ought to be used to coming off the bench and saving Montana’s football season. But last week’s performance entered a new category for the Capital High graduate.

The future Boise State tight end finished his basketball career with a bang.

The formula for the Rocky Mountain High football team remains a simple one. But no one can solve it.

On an unofficial visit to Ohio State this summer, Highland High’s Tommy Togiai saw all the traditional bells and whistles of a college program.

“He could play at the Power Five level,” a national recruiting expert said.

Tight end Josh Hill will be in the fold for the Saints for another three years. The team has signed the versatile Hill to an $8.85 million extension with a $3 million signing bonus.

As doctors wheeled 15-year-old Kodee Bennett into emergency brain surgery Friday night, his mother, Mindy Mordhorst, feared she might never see him alive again.

Paul Peterson built one of Idaho’s top high school football programs. But after 14 years, the Eagle High football coach handed in his letter of resignation Wednesday, marking his retirement and...

After starting as a freshman, Vallivue’s Amoro Lado only played two games and hadn’t scored all season as he battled his grades and worked his way back into in his coaches’ graces.

Note: All-conference teams are chosen each league’s coaches

The Idaho Statesman is starting a new feature this high school football season — a look back at the previous week’s best plays.

Note: All-conference teams are chosen each league’s coaches

Another high school football season kicks off in Idaho on Aug. 23. And with it comes a host of new players itching to prove themselves under the Friday night lights.

A starting quarterback in street clothes. Its top two running backs on the sideline with injuries. And a two-touchdown deficit with 6 minutes left.

High school football coaches in the 5A and 4A Southern Idaho Conferences are encouraged to submit their individual and team stats once a week to the Idaho Statesman.

Rocky Mountain High junior Ethan Christianson was awarded the 2017 Gatorade Idaho Baseball Player of the Year honor Tuesday.

Health and Welfare’s most recent hospital data is through Monday.

The choice for player of the year was unanimous. The rest of the team wasn’t so easy.

Borah High grad DeAndre Jones continues to prove all the doubters wrong.

A lot of teachers are regarded as special, caring and willing to go the extra mile for their students. But to measure the regard people held for John “Keith” Carlton, put all of those descriptions on...

One has five Division I football offers, and another has offers in multiple sports.

One of Idaho’s top young high school basketball coaches is moving up to the college level.

Two weeks after leading the Bishop Kelly High girls basketball team to the state championship game last year, Derek McCormick found himself on banks of the Boise River.