As a full-time coach and a part-time magician, Hill married the two disciplines Thursday night prior to the track and field state meet.

What followed was a sweep of the 3A girls and boys track and field titles, the latter of which was the first in the history of Sugar-Salem High School.

“Magic happens,” Hill said, barely able to speak between the emotion of the moment and the constant congratulations of opposing coaches on the Middleton High School infield. “I just wanted to show them the impossible was possible.”

To illustrate the impossible, Hill poured a cup of water into an upside-down newspaper dunce cap and dumped it on the head of Diggers’ junior Jordan Godby.

Or did he?

Godby rightly winced, but when the dunce cap was flipped over at the end of the trick, no agua. Nada.

On the track, the Diggers dominated the 20-team field, winning the girls state title by 22.5 points, and the boys by five.

In short, Sugar had no equal.

Leading the way on the girls side for the Diggers were junior Olivia Redd and senior Nieka Gutenberger.

Redd won the 800-meter run, the 1,600 and the 3,200 to score 30 of Sugar’s 93 points.

Gutenberger scored 24 of her own with a win in the high jump and medals in the 300 hurdles, triple jump and medley relay.

“For sure there were a couple of standout athletes on the girls side we can highlight, but this was a unified effort,” Hill said. “We brought seven relays to state, and all seven medaled. That’s an impressive feat.”

Though Redd rode the bus home with more points and three gold medals, Gutenberger came home with four medals.

Redd had the last laugh, however, breaking a 33-year-old record in the 1,600 with a time of 5 minutes, 6.31 seconds. The previous record of 5:08.46 was set in 1980 by Bishop Kelly’s Ellen Lyons.

Similarly impressive is the fact Sugar-Salem is the first District 6 team to sweep the boys and girls state track and field titles since Firth did the same in 2004 — on teams coached by magic man Brett Hill.

On the boys side for Sugar, senior strong man Jason Hawkes summed the Diggers’ team title with the wisdom of an upperclassman.

“You take any one of us out of this, we don’t win,” Hawkes said.

Considering every last athlete on the Sugar boys team scored at least one of the team’s 82 points, Hawkes’ knew exactly who to credit for the five-point win over Weiser — everyone.

“That’s exactly right. There’s no one kid who won this for us,” Hill said. “Every kid scored, and if you take one of them out, we probably don’t win this meet.”

Competing in a 34-team field in the 1A girls meet, Butte County’s three competitors pounded out 56 points to finish third in the 1A competition with 56 points.

Butte County senior Korbin Traughber won individual titles in the 800 and 1,600, but was happiest with the score posted by the Pirates fearsome threesome.

“For us to win that trophy with just three girls, I had no idea that could even be possible,” Traughber said.

The Firth girls closed hard to finish with 74 points and a runner-up finish, just four back of West Side’s winning total. The silver trophy was the Cougars’ top finish at state since 2006 when they also finished second.

“It’s been a while since we’ve been in the hunt for that big trophy, and it was exciting all the way,” Firth coach Stewart Portela said. “And we don’t lose a single senior, so we’ll be back.”

Mackay’s Bailey Woodbury put an exclamation point on her season, winning the 400 and the long jump, while Hannah Brown of North Fremont was a double winner in the 2A 100 and 200 events.

Class 3A STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday and Saturday At Middleton High School

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Girls team scores: 1. Sugar-Salem 93; 2. Parma 70.50; 3. Kellogg 65; 4. Payette 59; 5. Timberlake 56; 6. Snake River 54; 7. Gooding 49; 8. South Fremont 47; 9. Fruitland 31; 10. Priest River Lamanna 30; T11. Filer 28; T11. Weiser 28; 13. Bonners Ferry 24.50; 14. Shelley 21; 15. Marsh Valley 14; 16. Homedale 12; 17. Buhl 9; 18. Bear Lake 6; 19. Kimberly 3; 20. American Falls 1

Girls individual results
100: 1. Megan Galloway, South Fremont, 12.49; 2. Payje Howell, Marsh Valley, 12.64; 3. Chelsey Knott, Parma, 12.76; 4. Harlee Ransom, Payette, 12.92; 5. Emily Risoldi-Guy, Kellogg, 12.93; 6. Rachael Lee, Weiser, 13.03; 7. Jessie Albertson, Snake River, 13.06; 8. Hannah Pratt, American Falls, 13.09

200: 1. Chelsey Knott, Parma, 26.14; 2. Emily Risoldi-Guy, Kellogg, 26.20; 3. Charly Hirschi, South Fremont, 26.40; 4. Anna Gardom, Timberlake, 26.50; 5. Rachael Lee, Weiser, 26.75; 6. Jessie Albertson, Snake River, 26.85; 7. Tailie Singleton, South Fremont, 27.08; 8. Kenzie Lynn, Snake River, 27.21

400: 1. Anna Gardom, Timberlake, 1:00.09; 2. Scout Baldwin, Snake River, 1:01.34; 3. Krissy Dayley, Fruitland, 1:01.80; 4. Shania Batemen, Bear Lake, 1:02.54; 5. Courtney Rupe, Payette, 1:02.69; 6. Allie Hawkes, Sugar-Salem, 1:03.51; 7. Courtney Tucker, Bonners Ferry, 1:03.88; 8. Sharon Moore, Fruitland, 1:05.19

800: 1. Olivia Redd, Sugar-Salem, 2:20.00; 2. Steffie Pavey, Priest River, 2:23.56; 3. Rachel Youren, Gooding, 2:24.28; 4. Ashley Bullers, Gooding, 2:27.72; 5. Harlie Sorrell, Parma, 2:29.05; 6. Sadie Shirts, Weiser, 2:31.11; 7. Indya Price, Sugar-Salem, 2:31.84; 8. Jocelyn Palacios, Bonners Ferry, 2:35.05

1,600: 1. Olivia Redd, Sugar-Salem, 5:06.31*; 2. Rachel Youren, Gooding, 5:21.28; 3. Harlie Sorrell, Parma, 5:26.07; 4. Indya Price, Sugar-Salem, 5:27.95; 5. Quincy VanOrden, Snake River, 5:33.92; 6. Steffie Pavey, Priest River, 5:36.53; 7. Natalie Herring, Timberlake, 5:42.82; 8. Sadie Shirts, Weiser, 5:44.04

3,200: 1. Olivia Redd, Sugar-Salem, 11:12.57; 2. Rachel Youren, Gooding, 11:35.07; 3. Harlie Sorrell, Parma, 11:38.59; 4. Indya Price, Sugar-Salem, 12:11.14; 5. Alexis Moser, Sugar-Salem, 12:19.81; 6. Quincy VanOrden, Snake River, 12:28.69; 7. Natalie Herring, Timberlake, 12:40.62; 8. Steffie Pavey, Priest River, 12:54.82

100 hurdles: 1. Chelsey Knott, Parma, 14.51*; 2. Rachel Ward, Timberlake, 15.74; 3. Taylor Sheppard, Kellogg, 15.99; 4. Allie Youngberg, Payette, 16.75; 5. Jill Weimer, Priest River, 16.78; 6. Sierra Mortenson, Snake River, 17.55; 7. April Adamson, Kimberly, 17.64; 8. Lydia Garner, Sugar-Salem, 17.80

300 hurdles: 1. Chelsey Knott, Parma, 45.01; 2. Rachel Ward, Timberlake, 46.75; 3. Nieka Gutenberger, Sugar-Salem, 47.04; 4. Holly Dooley, Shelley, 47.71; 5. Taylor Sheppard, Kellogg, 48.00; 6. Courtney Rupe, Payette, 48.01; 7. Mackenzie Mendenhall, Bonners Ferry, 49.25; 8. Olivia Anderson, Snake River, 50.71

4×100: 1. South Fremont 51.07; 2. Timberlake 51.95; 3. Snake River 52.77; 4. Fruitland 52.93; 5. Bonners Ferry 52.98; 6. Sugar-Salem 53.70; 7. Filer 53.71

4×200: 1. South Fremont 1:45.80; 2. Snake River 1:50.34; 3. Kellogg 1:51.35; 4. Gooding 1:51.47; 5. Bonners Ferry 1:51.79; 6. Sugar-Salem 1:51.95; 7. Fruitland 1:52.08; 8. Payette 1:58.70

4×400: 1. Fruitland 4:15.91; 2. Timberlake 4:16.64; 3. Marsh Valley 4:19.31; 4. Gooding 4:20.36; 5. Shelley 4:21.18; 6. Sugar-Salem 4:22.94; 7. Bonners Ferry 4:26.26; 8. Payette 4:34.21

Medley relay: 1. Snake River 1:55.11; 2. Payette 1:55.87; 3. Fruitland 1:55.87; 4. Sugar-Salem 1:56.35; 5. Gooding 1:56.93; 6. South Fremont 1:58.17; 7. Kellogg 1:59.67; 8. Priest River 2:06.74

High jump: 1. Nieka Gutenberger, Sugar-Salem, 5-02.00; 2. Taylor Sheppard, Kellogg, J5-02.00; 3. Jasmine James, Kellogg, 5-00.00; 4. Scout Baldwin, Snake River, 4-10.00; 5. Emilee Hann, Homedale, J4-10.00; 6. Jill Weimer, Priest River, J4-10.00; T7. Gwean Marlow, Shelley, 4-08.00; T7. Meghan Bohling, Buhl, 4-08.00; T7. Cassie Brown, Fruitland, 4-08.00

Pole vault: 1. Sidni Wolery, Payette, 10-00.00; 2. Sierra Koyle, Filer, 9-00.00; T3. Rebekah Compas, Parma, 8-06.00; T3. Lily York,Bonners Ferry,8-06.00; 5. Kendra Urbaniak, Bonners Ferry, J8-06.00; 6. Meg Jeffries, Filer, 8-00.00; T7. Lindsi Wilson, Weiser, 7-06.00; T7. Daesha Nield, Bear Lake, 7-06.00; T7. Kennedy Bowman, Buhl, 7-06.00

Long jump: 1. Harlee Ransom, Payette, 17-06.75; 2. Ali Abbott, Homedale, 16-02.25; 3. Ta’lee Rose, Sugar-Salem, 15-08.50; 4. Kylie Chastain, Parma, 15-08.00; 5. Amber Trantum, Priest River, 15-05.75; 6. Taylor Sheppard, Kellogg, 15-05.25; 7. Jasmine James, Kellogg, 15-01.75; 8. Kali Peterson, South Fremont, 15-00.75

Triple jump: 1. Harlee Ransom, Payette, 36-07.25; 2. Kylie Chastain, Parma, 36-02.50; 3. Alyssa Case, Filer, 35-02.25; 4. Kali Peterson, South Fremont, 34-05.25; 5. Hannah Crane, Sugar-Salem, 34-02.00; 6. Nieka Gutenberger, Sugar-Salem, 34-00.75; 7. Natalie Nelson, Payette, 33-10.00; 8. Jill Weimer, Priest River, 32-11.00

Shot put: 1. Lauren Cooper, Kellogg, 41-07.50; 2. Tia Conrad, Gooding, 40-00.00; 3. Kolcie Bates, Weiser, 39-06.25; 4. Kaylee Moretto, Buhl, 38-11.50; 5. Katie Hughes, Filer, 38-05.75; 6. Deidre Wilson, Shelley, 37-05.75; 7. Beth Bykerk, Priest River, 35-06.00; 8. Kaylynne Dixon, Kimberly, 35-01.00

Discus: 1. Kolcie Bates, Weiser, 135-00; 2. Deidre Wilson, Shelley, 126-06; 3. Lauren Cooper, Kellogg, 121-09; 4. Frances Smith, Timberlake, 111-09; 5. Katie Hughes, Filer, 110-00; 6. Beth Bykerk, Priest River, 109-07; 7. Kaylee Moretto, Buhl, 109-06; 8. Kassidy Moon, Filer, 105-10

Boys team scores: Sugar-Salem 82; 2 Weiser 77; 3 Fruitland 74; 4 Timberlake 66; 5 Buhl 55.33; 6 Kimberly 55; 7 Filer 44; 8 Snake River 43; 9 Payette 39; 10 Teton 32; 11 Kellogg 30; 12 American Falls 20; 13 Gooding 18; 14 Bonners Ferry 16.33; 15 Shelley 15.33; 16 Marsh Valley 14; 16 Bear Lake 14; 18. Parma 6.

Boys individual results
100: 1. Hagen Graves, Fruitland, 11.06; 2. Winton Miller, Kimberly, 11.19; 3. Andrew Williamson, Weiser, 11.21; 4. Ryan Phillips, Fruitland, 11.44; 5. Caleb Taylor, Kimberly, 11.45; 6. Mike Parri, Teton, 11.50; 7. Justin Roberts, Weiser, 11.66; 8. Jordan Godby, Sugar-Salem, 21.82

200: 1. Hagen Graves, Fruitland, 22.31; 2. Winton Miller, Kimberly, 22.62; 3. Austin Quinn, Kimberly, 22.70; 4. Andrew Williamson, Weiser, 22.82; 5. Tyler Weaver, Marsh Valley, 22.92; 6. Ridge Spackman, Sugar-Salem, 23.04; 7. Caleb Taylor, Kimberly, 23.09; 8. Chase Blayne, Timberlake, 23.25

400: 1. Tyler Weaver, Marsh Valley, 50.21; 2. Garret Wendt, Kellogg, 50.94; 3. Ridge Spackman, Sugar-Salem, 51.08; 4. Justin Roberts, Weiser, 51.29; 5. Austin Quinn, Kimberly, 51.71; 6. Wyatt Christensen, Teton, 52.18; 7. Quinn DeYoung, Weiser, 52.55; 8. Gage Silva, Buhl, 52.75

800: 1. Gage Moore, Filer, 2:01.40; 2. Thomas Knight, Teton, 2:01.77; 3. Tony Peace, Snake River, 2:01.96; 4. Sam St. Mars, Timberlake, 2:04.48; 5. Andrew Jensen, Buhl, 2:04.97; 6. Kolby Hunter, Weiser, 2:05.36; 7. Jeff Campo, Kellogg, 2:05.69; 8. Connor Stoddard, Sugar-Salem, 2:06.87

1,600: 1. James Withers, Snake River, 4:25.63; 2. Gage Moore, Filer, 4:33.56; 3. Connor Stoddard, Sugar-Salem, 4:40.39; 4. Austin Stewart, Shelley, 4:40.59; 5. Joseph Van Orden, Snake River, 4:42.23; 6. Nathan Wiggins, Weiser, 4:42.91; 7. Luke Reoch, Bonners Ferry, 4:47.45; 8. Collin Cossairt, Bonners Ferry, 4:47.48

3,200: 1. James Withers, Snake River, 9:24.21; 2. Gage Moore, Filer, 9:45.47l 3. Connor Stoddard, Sugar-Salem, 9:52.30; 4. Austin Stewart, Shelley, 9:54.11; 5. Caleb Moosman, Teton, 10:03.31; 6. Eliseo Garcia, Gooding, 10:06.43; 7. Joseph Van Orden, Snake River, 10:15.50; 8. Ryan Richardson, Timberlake, 10:18.28

110 hurdles: 1. Ty Johnson, Weiser, 15.56; 2. Zach Sharp, Filer, 15.69; 3. Ryan Phillips, Fruitland, 15.83; 4. Chris Coronado, Kimberly, 16.05; 5. Tanner Puzey, Sugar-Salem, 16.13; 6. Josh Rhinehart, Fruitland, 16.15; 7. Nik Fagen, Fruitland, 16.49; 8. Carter Flora, Gooding, 16.98

300 hurdles: 1. Gage Silva, Buhl, 40.26; 2. Ben Austin, Timberlake, 40.32; 3. Chase Neill, Payette, 41.99; 4. Spencer Wilson, Shelley, 42.56; 5. Dallin Brady, Kimberly, 42.70; 6. Joe Andreasen, Sugar-Salem, 43.10; 7. Kyler Rice, Bonners Ferry, 43.78; 8. Steven White, Kimberly, 43.98

4×100: 1. Fruitland 43.51; 2. Kimberly 43.53; 3. Timberlake 44.69; 4. American Falls 45.25; 5. Gooding 45.58; 6. Payette 46.12; 7. Filer 46.19; 8. Teton 46.26

4×200: 1. Weiser 1:30.92; 2. Timberlake 1:33.79; 3. American Falls 1:33.80; 4. Sugar-Salem 1:34.21; 5. Buhl 1:35.20; 6. Teton 1:36.74; 7. Snake River 1:37.63

4×400: 1. Weiser 3:29.48;2. Timberlake 3:31.26; 3. Buhl 3:32.99; 4. Sugar-Salem 3:34.08; 5. Snake River 3:37.10; 6. Gooding 3:37.93; 7. Fruitland 3:39.81; 8. Teton 3:40.46

Medley relay: 1 Sugar-Salem 3:41.31; 2. Teton 3:41.55; 3. Buhl 3:45.64; 4. Snake River 3:47.03; 5. Timberlake 3:47.67; 6. Fruitland 3:50.91; 7. Weiser 3:57.10; 8. Filer 4:00.42

High jump: 1. Garret Wendt, Kellogg, 6-00.00; 2. Kyler Rice, Bonners Ferry, 5-10.00; T3. Colebee Ransom, Payette, 5-08.00; T3. Jason Hawkes, Sugar-Salem, 5-08.00; T3. Jacob Cunningham, Timberlake, 5-08.00; T3. Kevin Arkoosh, Gooding, 5-08.00; T3. Thyce Vandeburg, Buhl, 5-08.00; 8. Tanner Street, Teton, J5-08.00

Pole vault: 1. Nik Fagen, Fruitland, 13-00.00; 2. Colebee Ransom, Payette, J13-00.00; 3. Preston Rhodes, Timberlake, 12-06.00; 4. Tyler Badertscher, Timberlake, J12-06.00; 5. Quinn DeYoung, Weiser, 12-00.00; 6. Alex Lehman, Filer, J12-00.00; 7. Josh Faulkner, Gooding, J12-00.00; T8. Steven Mejia, Buhl, 11-06.00; T8. Josh Dufrene, Bonners Ferry, 11-06.00; T8. 8 Rollin Sutherin, Shelley, 11-06.00

Long jump: 1. Garret Wendt, Kellogg, 20-10.00; 2. Ryan Hawkes, Sugar-Salem, 20-09.00; 3. Sander Saiz, American Falls, 20-01.75; 4. Daniel Buck, Timberlake, 19-11.25; 5. Kaleb Whitlock, Filer, 19-11.00; 6. Chase Fiddler, Fruitland, 19-10.50; 7. David Murdoch, Buhl, 19-07.50; 8. Matt Kelso, Timberlake, 19-05.75

Triple jump: 1. Andrew Williamson, Weiser, 43-08.75; 2. Joe Andreasen, Sugar-Salem, 43-06.50; 3. Ryan Hawkes, Sugar-Salem, 42-09.25; 4. Thomas Lentz, Kimberly, 42-04.75; 5. David Murdoch, Buhl, 42-03.50; 6. Kody Rice, Bonners Ferry, 42-02.00; 7. Daniel Buck, Timberlake, 42-01.00; 8. Fillberto Gallegos, Gooding, 41-04.00

Shot put: 1. Tristan Maughn, Bear Lake, 55-07.75; 2. Andrew Galloway, Payette, 53-04.00; 3. Taylor Oppedyke, Buhl, 50-11.50; 4. Sam Lundy, Fruitland, 49-00.75; 5. Colton Stell, Parma, 47-04.50; 6. Hayden Herrick, Weiser, 46-08.50; 7. Garrett Crawford, Weiser, 45-05.75; 8. Stephan Jutila, Timberlake, 44-00.25

Discus: 1. Andrew Galloway, Payette, 152-03; 2. Taylor Oppedyke, Buhl, 147-00; 3. Jason Hawkes, Sugar-Salem, 140-03; 4. Sam Lundy, Fruitland, 140-00; 5. Tristan Maughn, Bear Lake, 139-07; 6. Ethan Funk, American, 131-09; 7. Colton Stell, Parma, 130-06; 8. Bob Cronnelly, Timberlake, 127-06

Class 2A STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday and Saturday at Middleton High School

Girls team scores: 1. West Side 78. 2 Firth 74. 3. Soda Springs 66. 4. McCall-Donnelly 64. 5. Nampa Christian 57. 6. Salmon 56. T7. Grangeville, Oakley 53. 9. North Fremont 49. 10. New Plymouth 35. 11. Ririe 32. 12. Cole Valley Christian 24. 13. Melba 17. 14. West Jefferson 13. 15. North Star Charter 11. T16. Valley, Wendell, Marsing 4. 19. Declo 3. 20. Orofino 2. 21. Malad 1.

Girls individual results
100: 1. Hannah Brown, North Fremont, 12.39; 2. Alison Silva, Nampa Christian, 12.54; 3. Jayde Nielsen, North Star Charter, 12.63; 4. Britton Bean, Firth, 12.96; 5. Hanna Veal, McCall-Donnelly, 12.98; 6. Hailey Sullivan, Grangeville, 13.00; 7. Emily Yoder, Cole Valley, 13.12; 8. Brianna Chance, Wendell, 13.26

200: 1. Hannah Brown, North Fremont, 25.68; 2. Alison Silva, Nampa Christian, 26.26; 3. Kara Barth, McCall-Donnelly, 26.40; 4. Jayde Nielsen, North Star Charter, 26.42; 5. Hailey Sullivan, Grangeville, 27.14; 6. Emily Yoder, Cole Valley, 27.39; 7. Britton Bean, Firth, 27.46; 8. Madison Verska, Cole Valley, 27.57

400: 1. Kara Barth, McCall-Donnelly, 58.14; 2. Hannah Brown, North Fremont, 58.95; 3. Kaleala Bass, Grangeville, 59.93; 4. McKinley Litton, North Fremont, 1:00.78; 5. Sydney Blair, West Side, 1:00.98; 6. Hailey Jenkins, New Plymouth, 1:02.12; 7. Brooke Griffith, Ririe, 1:02.14; 8. Madison Verska, Cole Valley, 1:02.96

800: 1. Cierra Simmons, Soda Springs, 2:21.55; 2. Sydney Blair, West Side, 2:23.58; 3. Kaleala Bass, Grangeville, 2:27.42; 4. McKinley Litton, North Fremont, 2:28.31; 5. Hailey Alexander, New Plymouth, 2:28.64; 6. Sierra Manzer, Melba, 2:29.28; 7. Briana Zak, McCall-Donnelly, 2:30.06; 8. Kelsey Martin, Oakley, 2:30.70

1,600: 1. Cierra Simmons, Soda Springs, 5:04.52; 2. Kelsey Yamauchi, Soda Springs, 5:21.82; 3. Hailey Alexander, New Plymouth, 5:26.71; 4. Sierra Manzer, Melba, 5:29.68; 5. Kelsey Martin, Oakley, 5:30.38; 6. Molly Verska, Cole Valley, 5:32.21; 7. Krystal DeLeon, Nampa Christian, 5:38.23; 8. McKensie Gardner, Firth, 5:43.55

3,200: 1. Cierra Simmons, Soda Springs, 11:02.89; 2. Kelsey Yamauchi, Soda Springs, 11:43.84; 3. Sierra Manzer, Melba, 11:55.21; 4. Kelsey Martin, Oakley, 12:04.14; 5. Jennifer Nielsen, Soda Springs, 12:04.20; 6. Madi Kelsey, Wendell, 12:09.14; 7. Abby Critchfield, Oakley, 12:23.17; 8. McKensie Gardner, Firth, 12:26.10

100 hurdles: 1. Kelsie Clawson, West Side, 16.59; 2. Aleiha Cranney, Oakley, 16.66; 3. Anna Schroeder, Salmon, 16.71; 4. Carly Knudson, Salmon, 16.90; 5. Jenna Jeffs, Firth, 17.05; 6. Abbey Jones, Oakley, 17.13; 7. Shaylee Sherrard, Ririe, 17.27; 8. Tessa Sever, Salmon, 17.70

300 hurdles: 1. Kelsie Clawson, West Side, 47.97; 2. Taya Nash, West Side, 49.17; 3. Jenna Jeffs, Firth, 49.34; 4. Meredith Simmonds, Cole Valley, 49.50; 5. Aleiha Cranney, Oakley, 49.65; 6. Tessa Sever, Salmon, 49.97; 7. Brooke Thomas, McCall-Donnelly, 50.04

4×100: 1. Nampa Christian 52.69; 2. Grangeville 52.75; 3. West Side 53.17; 4. New Plymouth 53.39; 5. Ririe 53.80; 6. Oakley 54.71; 7. Firth 54.72; 8. Soda Springs 55.14

4×200: 1. West Side 1:48.88; 2. McCall-Donnelly 1:49.79; 3. Ririe 1:49.84; 4. Soda Springs 1:53.90; 5. Grangeville 1:54.40; 6. Oakley 1:55.29; 7. Declo 1:55.45; 8. New Plymouth 1:58.99

4×400: 1. McCall-Donnelly 4:08.63; 2. Soda Springs 4:10.16; 3. New Plymouth 4:16.93; 4. Firth 4:20.28; 5. North Fremont 4:28.13; 6. West Side 4:30.37; 7. Grangeville 4:32.34; 8. Valley 4:35.54

Medley relay: 1. McCall-Donnelly 1:51.91; 2. Grangeville 1:52.44; 3. West Side 1:53.22; 4. Ririe 1:56.59; 5. New Plymouth 1:57.69; 6. Soda Springs 2:00.38; 7. Salmon 2:02.99; 8. Declo 2:06.15

High jump: 1. Paige Cooper, Oakley, 5-04.00; 2. Audrey Butler, Firth, 5-02.00; 3. Cyrita Lee, North Fremont, 5-00.00; 4. Allison Butler, McCall-Donnelly, J5-00.00; 5. Kayla Jensen, Firth, J5-00.00; 6. Deshka Olson, Salmon, J5-00.00; 7. Bailey Helm, Melba, 4-10.00; 8. Tini Kaselau, Ririe, J4-10.00

Pole vault: 1. Alison Silva, Nampa Christian, 12-02.00*; 2. Kylie Weatherford, Nampa Christian, 10-00.00; 3. Deshka Olson, Salmon, 9-06.00; 4. Brooke Griffith, Ririe, J9-06.00; 5. Casey Schwendiman, Ririe, 9-00.00; 6. Anne Eimers, Grangeville, 8-06.00; 7. Rachel Schiess, Firth, 8-00.00; 8. Payton Grover, Melba, J8-00.00

Long jump: 1. Britton Bean, Firth, 17-03.50; 2. Kayla Jensen, Firth, 16-09.00; 3. Carli Shaul, Nampa Christian, 16-02.00; 4. Emily Yoder, Cole Valley, 15-11.75; 5. Deshka Olson, Salmon, 15-10.25; 6. Madison Brown, Grangeville, 15-08.25; 7. Addie Cook, West Side, 15-05.00; 8. Hannah Brown, North Fremont, 15-04.75

Triple jump: 1. Paige Cooper, Oakley, 34-07.75; 2. Britton Bean, Firth, 34-06.50; 3. Kylee Garrick, New Plymouth, 33-10.75; 4. Carli Shaul, Nampa Christian, 33-08.50; 5. Sierra Rice, Cole Valley, 32-11.25; 6. Meghan Thompson, McCall-Donnelly, 32-09.75; 7. Madison Brown, Grangeville, 32-08.00; 8. Bryce Gibbs, Malad, 32-05.75

Shot put: 1. Anna Schroeder, Salmon, 35-08.75; 2. Alli Ivie, West Jefferson, 34-10.50; 3. Emily Taylor, Salmon, 33-01.50; 4. Lauren Porter, West Side, 32-05.75; 5. Taylor Hazelbaker, Grangeville, 32-05.00; 6. Lily Bowers, Marsing, 32-00.75; 7. Katie Province, Orofino, 31-09.25; 8. Sarah Dixon, Ririe, 31-06.25

Discus: 1. Emily Taylor, Salmon, 119-00; 2. Bailey Nelson, Firth, 107-03; 3. Lauren Porter, West Side, 105-10; 4. Alli Ivie, West Jefferson, 104-11; 5. Heather Crawford, McCall-Donnelly, 104-07; 6. Kami Elorrieta, Valley, 98-06; 7. Sarah Dixon, Ririe, 96-05; 8. Lily Bowers, Marsing, 95-04

Boys team scores: 1. West Side 92.33. T2. Melba, Grangeville, North Fremont 56. 5. Nampa Christian 53. 6. Declo 44.33. 7. Firth 43. 8. Soda Springs 39. 9. Orofino 35. 10. Cole Valley Christian 29. 11. Aberdeen 28. 12. Marsing 25. 13. Wendell 24. 14. Coeur d’Alene Charter 23. 15. St. Maries 20. 16. Oakley 18.33. 17. New Plymouth 17. 18. McCall-Donnelly 16. 19. Rirle 15. T20. Valley, Salmon, Malad 4.

Boys individual results
100: 1. Payton Lewis, Nampa Christian, 11.16; 2. Mitch Orme, Firth, 11.22; 3. Quaid Blankenship, Grangeville, 11.37; 4. Johnny Lancaster, Wendell, 11.41; 5. Curtis Bedke, Oakley, 11.51; 6. Caden Kempe, Soda Springs, 11.59; 7. Alexandre Heidt, Marsing, 11.67; 8. Austin Zeller, Ririe, 11.81

200: 1. Mitch Orme, Firth, 22.90; 2. Kyle Sullings, Orofino, 22.93; 3. Nathan Toenjes, North Fremont, 23.11; 4. Jon O’Brien, West Side, 23.25; 5. Curtis Bedke, Oakley, 23.36; 6. Alex Swainston, Wendell, 23.46; 7. Daniel Kim, Nampa Christian, 23.49; 8. Kent Jolley, Firth, 23.67

400: 1. Tate Fuller, West Side, 50.87; 2. Nathan Toenjes, North Fremont, 51.03; 3. Hayden Hanson, Declo, 51.75; 4. Kyle Sullings, Orofino, 52.31; 5. Jackson Thompson, Firth, 52.46; 6. Rhett Ryle, St Maries, 52.84; 7. Chris Young, Melba, 53.42; 8. Jackson Duncan, Declo, 53.54

800: 1. Tate Fuller, West Side, 2:02.07; 2. Leif Fredericks, Coeur d’Alene Charter, 2:02.90; 3. Miguel Leon, Marsing, 2:03.59; 4. Kai Garner, Declo, 2:04.18; 5. Jacob Henry, Valley, 2:05.36; 6. Kaleb Bass, Grangeville, 2:05.56; 7. Anthony Thomas, New Plymouth, 2:06.69; 8. McKay McKinnon, Firth, 2:07.29

1,600: 1. Carlton Baird, West Side, 4:36.78; 2. Aldon Bishop, North Fremont, 4:38.22; 3. Anthony Thomas, New Plymouth, 4:40.58; 4. Leif Fredericks, Coeur d’Alene Charter, 4:41.02; 5. Dillon Danner, Marsing, 4:41.47; 6. Jeff Borner, McCall-Donnelly, 4:45.17; 7. Billy Godfrey, Salmon, 4:48.96; 8. Hunter Goodenough, Soda Springs, 4:52.23

3,200: 1. Leif Fredericks, Coeur d’Alene Charter, 10:07.35; 2. Carlton Baird, West Side, 10:10.51; 3. Dillon Danner, Marsing, 10:14.05; 4. Anthony Thomas, New Plymouth, 10:16.55; 5. Jeff Borner, McCall-Donnelly, 10:18.14; 6. Aldon Bishop, North Fremont, 10:21.68; 7. Billy Godfrey, Salmon, 10:35.83; 8. Isaiah Ponce, Marsing, 10:41.76

110 hurdles: 1. Payton Lewis, Nampa Christian, 14.76; 2. Micah Spatz, Melba, 15.03; 3. Derek Spain, Soda Springs, 15.47; 4. Oscar Klassen, Aberdeen, 15.86; 5. Cameron Arnzen, New Plymouth, 15.86; 6. Josh Smith, North Fremont, 15.96; 7. Tallen Eveland, Cole Valley, 16.07; 8. McCoy Roberts, West Side, 16.50

300 hurdles: 1. Micah Spatz, Melba, 40.02; 2. Quaid Blankenship, Grangeville, 40.86; 3. Josh Smith, North Fremont, 41.60; 4. Reed Jeppe, Nampa Christian, 41.70; 5. McCoy Roberts, West Side, 42.06; 6. Steven Torgesen, Soda Springs, 42.70; 7. Tallen Eveland, Cole Valley, 43.20; 8. Michael Stevens, Grangeville, 43.36

4×100: 1. Oakley 44.40; 2. Nampa Christian 44.80; 3. Ririe 44.90; 4. Orofino 45.00; 5. West Side 45.10; 6. Declo 45.20; 7. Cole Valley Christian 45.30; 8. Grangeville 45.90

4×200: 1. Soda Springs 1:32.25; 2. Orofino 1:33.10; 3. Declo 1:33.24; 4. Firth 1:33.46; 5. Grangeville 1:34.75; 6. Nampa Christian 1:35.47; 7. West Side 1:35.67; 8. Cole Valley Christian 1:36.23

4×400: 1. West Side 3:29.39; 2. Declo 3:29.78; 3. Grangeville 3:32.34; 4. Soda Springs 3:32.73; 5. North Fremont 3:37.01; 6. Melba 3:38.31; 7. Orofino 3:43.71; 8. Nampa Christian 3:48.25

Medley relay: 1. West Side 3:42.86; 2. Declo 3:44.63; 3. Marsing 3:46.20; 4. Melba 3:50.03; 5. Grangeville 3:50.12; 6. North Fremont 3:50.39; 7. St Maries 3:50.47; 8. Firth 3:51.46

High jump: 1. Oscar Klassen, Aberdeen, 6-02.00; 2. Jason Lemmon, West Side, J6-02.00; 3. Mitch Orme, Firth, 6-00.00; 4. Matt Turnbow, West Side, J6-00.00; 5. Caleb Barnes Grangeville, J6-00.00; 6. Logan Bowers, Wendell, 5-10.00; 7. Dallan Bingham, Firth, J5-10.00; T8. Jade Matthews, Declo, 5-08.00; T8. Josh King, West Side, 5-08.00; T8. Tyler Andrew, Oakley, 5-08.00

Pole vault: 1. Payton Lewis, Nampa Christian, 14-06.00; 2. Micah Spatz, Melba, 13-00.00; 3. T.J. Thacker, Ririe, 12-06.00; 4. Dylan Pease, Melba, J12-06.00; 5. Tommy Taylor, Nampa Christian, 12-00.00l 6. Kacey Spencer, Firth, J12-00.00; 7. James Miller, Soda Springs, J12-00.00; 8. Tyler Schwartz, Orofino, J12-00.00

Long jump: 1. Tallen Eveland, Cole Valley, 21-01.00; 2. Johnny Lancaster, Wendell, 20-10.50; 3. Riley Yamauchi, Soda Springs, 20-06.00; 4. Ethan Elliott, Aberdeen, 20-04.00; 5. Manny Medrano, Melba, 19-11.50; 6. Caden Hyde, North Fremont, 19-10.25; 7. Dewayne Hodges, Ririe, 19-08.00; 8. Wyatt Helm, Melba, 19-07.75

Triple jump: 1. Wyatt Helm, Melba, 44-04.50; 2. Ethan Elliott, Aberdeen, 43-03.50; 3. Garrett Senefsky, Orofino, 42-07.50; 4. Johnny Lancaster, Wendell, 42-07.00; 5. Brian Roedl, Malad, 42-06.75; 6. Michael Stevens, Grangeville, 41-01.00; 7. Austin Greenleaf, Cole Valley, 41-00.50; 8. Trevor Thomas, Cole Valley, 40-08.25

Shot put: 1. Luke Feasline, St Maries, 49-02.00; 2. Aaron Burnside, Cole Valley, 48-06.00; 3. Warren Draper, McCall-Donnelly, 47-10.00; 4. Paul Stegelmeier, West Side, 47-09.50; 5. Caden Hyde, North Fremont, 46-04.75; 6. Tawhe Finlayson, Soda Springs, 46-01.25; 7. Brigham Gentry, Declo, 45-08.00; 8. Kage Osterhout, Declo, 45-01.00

Discus: 1. Juston Lindsley, Grangeville, 159-00; 2. Caden Hyde, North Fremont, 155-05; 3. Drew Lindsley, Grangeville, 154-01; 4. Logan Feasline, St Maries, 150-01; 5. Brigham Gentry, Declo, 145-04; 6. Warren Draper, McCall-Donnelly, 144-07; 7. Zak Johnson, Firth, 130-05; 8. Aaron Burnside, Cole Valley, 126-05

Class 1A STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday and Saturday at Middleton High School

Girls team scores: 1. Nezperce 70. 2. Liberty Charter 65. 3. Butte County 56. 4. Challis 49. 5. Mackay 46. 6. Logos 49. 7. Tri-Valley 35. T8. Carey, Kootenai 33.5. 10. Kamiah 32. 11. Timberline 30. 12. Prairie 24. 13. Grace 21. 14. Rockland 20. 15. Raft River 19. 16. Troy 15. 17. Camas County 14.2. 18. Idaho City 13.2. 19. Clearwater Valley 12.5. 20. Highland 12. T21. Hagerman, Potlatch 8. 23. Deary 6.5. 24. Leadore 6. 25. Glenns Ferry 5. 26. Cascade 4.2. T27. Shoshone, Mullan 4. T29. Community School, North Valley Academy, Meadows Valley, North Gem 3. 33. Garden Valley 2. T34. Castleford, Richfield 0.2.

Girls individual results
100: 1. Brittney Heideman, Nezperce, 12.14; 2. Bailey Woodbury, Mackay, 12.73; 3. Hannah Cain, Challis, 12.95; 4. Alivia Wachsmuth, Liberty Charter, 13.03; 5. Victoria Branch, Tri-Valley, 13.10; 6. Samantha Lofgran, North Valley, 13.32; 7. Hannah Teraberry, Liberty Charter, 13.62; 8. Celeste Gunderson, Cascade, 13.76

200: 1. Hannah Cain, Challis, 26.04; 2. Bailey Woodbury, Mackay, 26.23; 3. Jordana Bedard, Nezperce, 26.53; 4. Savanah Farr, Rockland, 26.72; 5. Alivia Wachsmuth, Liberty Charter, 27.06; 6. Victoria Branch, Tri-Valley, 27.22; 7. Bronwyn Schumaker, Logos, 27.59; 8. Justice Skeem, North Gem, 28.01

400: 1. Bailey Woodbury, Mackay, 59.93; 2. Hannah Cain, Challis, 1:00.44; 3. Alivia Wachsmuth, Liberty Charter, 1:01.73; 4. Jana Ringen, Kamiah, 1:02.17; 5. Madison Schumaker, Logos, 1:02.55; 6. Sydney Hagenbuch, Community School, 1:02.80; 7. Marcie Williams, Raft River, 1:04.06; 8. Katey Mae McInturff, Kootenai, 1:05.39

800: 1. Korbin Traughber, Butte County, 2:22.93; 2. Maria Mosman, Nezperce, 2:25.34; 3. Katey Mae McInturff, Kootenai, 2:29.54; 4. Claire Hamblin, Liberty Charter, 2:30.51; 5. Jaide Parke, Carey, 2:32.31; 6. Autumn Pratt, Logos, 2:33.45; 7. Carly Hansen, Butte County, 2:33.94; 8. Mesa Farr, Rockland, 2:38.17

1,600: 1. Korbin Traughber, Butte County, 5:20.31; 2. Claire Hamblin, Liberty Charter, 5:27.75; 3. Carly, Butte County, 5:36.34; 4. Jaide Parke, Carey, 5:37.32; 4. Autumn Pratt, Logos, 5:47.24; 6. Makayla Kaufman, Highland-C, 5:53.37; 7. Brooklyn Schumaker, Logos, 5:58.92; 8. Joy Billings, Idaho City, 6:05.12

3,200: 1. Jaide Parke, Carey, 11:52.77; 2. Carly Hansen, Butte County, 11:54.18; 3. Claire Hamblin, Liberty Charter, 12:18.47; 4. Makayla Kaufman, Highland-C, 12:54.98; 5. Olivia Kincheloe, Kootenai, 13:00.45; 6. Jessica Flake, Liberty Charter, 13:11.07; 7. Cady Jared, Timberline-Weippe, 13:12.71; 8. Autumn Pratt, Logos, 13:13.20

100 hurdles: 1. Brittney Heideman, Nezperce, 15.54; 2. Aspen Jared, Timberline-Weippe, 16.34; 3. Samantha Forsgren, Challis, 16.42; 4. Serena Weeks, Challis, 16.56; 5. Miranda Hendren, Highland-C, 16.74; 6. Kami Freestone, Raft River, 16.93; 7. Ally Miran, Garden Valley, 16.96; 8. Melanie Weeks, Challis, 17.29

300 hurdles: 1. Aspen Jared, Timberline-Weippe, 48.93; 2. Jenny Sapp, Potlatch, 49.08; 3. Marcie Williams, Raft River, 49.15; 4. Katey Mae McInturff, Kootenai, 49.43; 5. Tina Mancuso, Liberty Charter, 50.25; 6. Bailey Nygaard, Kamiah, 51.33; 7. Sadie Corley, Troy, 53.53; 8. Kami Freestone, Raft River, 55.75

4×100: 1. Nezperce 51.84; 2. Challis 52.31; 3. Troy 52.77; 4. Grace 52.91; 5. Carey 53.57; 6. Cascade 54.74; 7. Raft River 55.40; 8. Liberty Charter 55.67

4×200: 1. Nezperce 1:47.27*; 2. Grace 1:50.88; 3. Kamiah 1:51.10; 4. Logos 1:52.97; 5. Carey 1:53.84; 6. Liberty Charter 1:54.92; 7. Raft River 1:55.02; 8. Meadows Valley 1:58.37

4×400: 1. Nezperce 4:16.18; 2. Prairie 4:18.40; 3. Kamiah 4:22.18; 4. Liberty Charter 4:26.27; 5. Hagerman 4:29.56; 6. Challis 4:33.20; 7. Meadows Valley 4:46.33

Medley relay: 1. Kamiah 1:55.60; 2. Rockland 1:57.30; 3. Timberline-Weippe 1:58.20; 4. Nezperce 1:59.40; 5. Carey 2:00.80; 6. Liberty Charter 2:00.90; 7. Raft River 2:01.50; 8. Idaho City 2:15.30

High jump: 1. Amber Wright, Idaho City, 5-02.00; 2. Kate Skinner, Grace, 5-00.00; 3. Madison Schumaker, Logos, J5-00.00; 4. Dei’ja Martin, Glenns Ferry, 4-10.00; 5. Sidney Koenig, Mullan, 4-08.00; 6. Chelbee Rosenkrance, Mackay, J4-08.00; 7. Trieste Holbrook, North Gem, J4-08.00; T8. Nicole Kleint, Cascade, 4-06.00; T8. Margaret Anderson, Idaho City,4-06.00; T8. Brittani Hulme, Camas County, 4-06.00; T8. Ally Mora, Castleford, 4-06.00; T8. Machaela Brauburger, Richfield, 4-06.00

Pole vault: 1. Katey Mae McInturff, Kootenai, 9-07.00; 2. Teresa Johnson, Clearwater Valley, 8-09.00; 3. Nadine Rudiger, Deary, J8-09.00; 4. Olivia Kincheloe, Kootenai, 8-06.00; 5. Risa Rushton Shoshone, 8-00.00; T6. Savannah McHone, Clearwater Valley, 7-09.00; T6. Ellison Schultz, Kootenai, 7-09.00; T8. Daphne Kirkland, Carey, 7-06.00; T8. Morgan Batey, Deary, 7-06.00

Long jump: 1. Bailey Woodbury, Mackay, 17-02.00; 2. Stephanie Moore, Camas County, 16-07.25; 3. Victoria Branch, Tri-Valley, 16-06.25; 4. Krystin Uhlenkott, Prairie, 16-03.50; 5. Brooklyn Schumaker, Logos, 15-09.50; 6. Sidney Halseth, Troy, 15-09.00; 7. Teresa Johnson, Clearwater Valley, 15-05.75; 8. Hailee Johnson, Carey, 15-02.25

Triple jump: 1. Aspen Jared, Timberline-Weippe, 34-10.75; 2. Victoria Branch, Tri-Valley, 34-02.75; 3. Savanah Farr, Rockland, 33-11.75; 4. Brooklyn Schumaker, Logos, 33-07.25; 5. Sarah Thomas, Mackay, 33-02.25; 6. Bronwyn Schumaker, Logos, 33-00.75; 7. Sidney Halseth, Troy, 33-00.00; 8. Stephanie Moore, Camas County, 32-06.00

Shot put: 1. Jessica Bates, Butte County 41-04.00; 2. Hillary Hollon, Tri-Valley, 40-01.25; 3. Megan Findley, Leadore, 34-07.75; 4. Bailey Magdaleno, Liberty Charter, 34-02.50; 5. Hayley White, Hagerman, 34-02.25; 6. Heidi Holubetz, Prairie, 34-00.00; 7. Brooke Eades, Kamiah, 33-06.50; 8. Morgan Miller, Challis, 33-02.25

Discus: 1. Jessica Bates, Butte County, 122-04; 2. Taylor Heitman, Prairie, 115-04; 3. Hillary Hollon, Tri-Valley, 111-09; 4. Taylor Gorringe, Camas County, 110-04; 5. Bailey Magdaleno, Liberty Charter, 107-01; 6. Cheyenne James, Mackay, 105-08; 7. Hannah Thomas, Troy, 100-03; 8. Brielle Sheppeard, Challis, 96-11

Boys team scores: 1. Kamiah 86. 2. Logos 78. 3. Victory Charter 52. 4. Hagerman 38. 5. Castleford 36. 6. Raft River 26. 7. Greenleaf Friends 25. T8. Lighthouse Christian, Salmon River 24. 10. Kootenai 22.5. 11. Troy 22. 12. Dietrich 20. 13. Challis 19. 14. Kendrick 18.5. 15. Wallace 18. 16. Deary 17. T17. Cascade, Genesee 16. 19. Butte County 15. T20. Clearwater Valley, Idaho City 14.5. 22. Council 14. T23. Liberty Charter, Lapwai 13. 25. Camas County 12. 26. Hansen 10. 27. Mackay 8. 28. Garden Valley 7. 29. Prairie 6. 30. Shoshone 5. 31. North Gem 4. 32. Murtaugh 2. T33. Notus, Rockland 1.

Boys individual results
100: 1. Kevin Hill, Kamiah, 11.24; 2. Ty Zimmers, Castleford, 11.28; 3. Jackson Spencer, Logos, 11.39; 4. Eli Berndt, Lighthouse Chris, 11.48; 5. Dylan Coon, Butte County, 11.53; 6. Tyler Young, Genesee, 11.54; 7. Zac Hatfield, Wallace, 11.55; 8. Kade Kress, Hagerman, 11.57

200: 1. Kevin Hill, Kamiah, 22.74; 2. Dylan Coon, Butte County, 23.28; 3. Eli Berndt, Lighthouse Chris, 23.34; 4. Tyler Young, Genesee, 23.63; 5. Ty Zimmers, Castleford, 23.79; 6. Zac Hatfield, Wallace, 23.91; 7. Braden Crist, Hagerman, 24.12; 8. Brayden Robirds, Shoshone, 24.23

400: 1. Kevin Hill, Kamiah, 50.46; 2. Eric Hill, Kamiah, 51.81; 3. Kane Berglund, Logos, 53.26; 4. Wil Holtman, Raft River, 53.43; 5. Anthony Pangallo, Kootenai, 53.82; 6. Caston Holbrook, North Gem, 53.87; 7. Thomas Mead, Salmon River, 54.60; 8. Drake Hungate, Greenleaf Friends, 55.17

800: 1. Conrad Larson, Victory Charter, 1:57.63; 2. Eric Hill, Kamiah, 2:01.47; 3. Brian Stanton, Logos, 2:05.77; 4. Paul Ryan, Logos, 2:06.44; 5. Jacob Dalton, Dietrich, 2:06.51; 6. Ethan Logue, Liberty Charter, 2:06.98; 7. Troy Baynes, Murtaugh, 2:07.26; 8. Taylor Spence, Garden Valley, 2:07.68

1,600: 1. Conrad Larson, Victory Charter, 4:26.30*; 2. Paul Ryan, Logos, 4:34.32; 3. Brian Stanton, Logos, 4:34.81; 4. Jacob Dalton, Dietrich, 4:38.38; 5. Gabe Fisher, Victory Charter, 4:40.86; 6. Ethan Logue, Liberty Charter, 4:42.78; 7. Cody Lind, Challis, 4:54.20; 8. Sage Pratt, Logos, 4:54.37

3,200: 1. Paul Ryan, Logos, 10:00.61; 2. Brian Stanton, Logos, 10:02.13; 3. Gabe Fisher, Victory Charter, 10:11.63; 4. Cody Lind, Challis, 10:21.24; 5. Troy Flake, Liberty Charter, 10:32.71; 6. David Shadley, Kootenai, 10:40.35; 7. Terrun Zolman, Salmon River, 10:41.19; 8. Sage Pratt, Logos, 10:42.46

110 hurdles: 1. Logan Rector, Castleford, 15.71; 2. Adam Lambert, Mackay, 16.46; 3. Jonathan Lawler, Garden Valley, 16.76; 4. Matthew Speelman, Kootenai, 16.81; 5. Jace Jernberg, Challis, 16.95; 6. Hazen Weber, Dietrich, 17.15; 7. DJ White, Kendrick, 17.23

300 hurdles: 1. Logan Rector, Castleford, 41.10; 2. JB Bermudez-Koch, Greenleaf Friends, 41.52; 3. Jackson Spencer, Logos, 41.64; 4. Cody Brown, Deary, 42.50; 5. Charlie Sheperd, Salmon River, 42.65; 6. Shelby Leighton, Lapwai, 42.89; 7. Matthew Speelman, Kootenai, 43.41; 8. Ben Stoker, Victory Charter, 43.58

4×100: 1. Raft River 45.96; 2. Wallace 46.32; 3. Greenleaf Friends 46.63; 4. Council 47.04; 5. Kamiah 47.79; 6. Butte County 51.09

4×200: 1. Hagerman 1:34.63; 2. Troy 1:35.26; 3. Raft River 1:36.14; 4. Wallace 1:36.94; 5. Kendrick 1:39.58; 6. Council 1:39.78; 7. Idaho City 1:39.99; 8. Rockland 1:43.73

4×400: 1. Kamiah 3:32.62; 2. Salmon River 3:38.22; 3. Victory Charter 3:38.32; 4. Raft River 3:38.91; 5. Logos 3:39.19; 6. Dietrich 3:41.96; 7. Kootenai 3:42.44; 8. North Gem 3:53.85

Medley relay: 1. Victory Charter 3:41.63; 2. Logos 3:44.59; 3. Kamiah 3:45.61; 4. Dietrich 3:46.08; 5. Hagerman 3:50.46; 6. Challis 3:55.24; 7. Kootenai 3:57.94; 8. Liberty Charter 3:59.51

High jump: 1. Steven Thompson, Cascade, 5-10.00; T2. Issac Simon, Camas County, 5-08.00; T2. Cody Self, Troy, 5-08.00; 4. Austin Rickert, Deary, 5-08.00; 5. Cody Douville, Hagerman, J5-08.00; 6. Jed Whitling, Logos, J5-08.00; T7. Morgan Kerby, Kendrick, J5-08.00; T7. Blake Jones, Idaho City, J5-08.00

Pole vault: 1. Laine Pratt, Clearwater Valley, 12-06.00; 2. Charlie Sheperd, Salmon River, J12-06.00; 3. Aaron Allen, Deary, 11-06.00; T4. Carter Naperiala, Kootenai, 11-00.00; T4. Clayton Stamper, Clearwater Valley, 11-00.00; 6. Billy Sensabaugh, Challis, 10-06.00; 7. Bailey Christopherson, Kamiah, J10-06.00; 8. Kael Stelck, Deary, 10-00.00

Triple jump: 1. Eli Berndt, Lighthouse Chris, 41-07.00; 2. Blake Daquino, Idaho City, 40-11.50; 3. Logan Crevelt, Cascade, 40-11.00; 4. Sergio Felan-Ball, Victory Charter, 40-10.75; 5. Garrett Sant, Shoshone, 40-10.00; 6. Cody Self, Troy, 40-08.00; 7. Billy Sensabaugh, Challis, 40-03.00; 8. Tim Olsen, Kendrick, 40-00.75

Long jump: 1. JB Bermudez-Koch, Greenleaf Friends, 20-07.25; 2. Morgan Kerby, Kendrick, 20-04.50; 3. Jake Bruner, Prairie, 19-11.00; 4. Clint Clifford, Hagerman, 19-09.25; 5. Cody Self, Troy, 19-09.00; 6. Eli Berndt, Lighthouse Chris, 19-07.25; 7. Davis Everton, Liberty Charter, 19-07.00; 8. Devin Krasowski, Notus, 19-04.50

Discus: 1. Kaleb Gunnell, Hansen, 147-05; 2. Spencer Crane, Kamiah, 146-05; 3. Daniel Cameron, Council, 142-10; 4. Jordon Robles, Camas County, 141-09; 5. Silas Moses, Lapwai, 140-07; 6. Reggie Tilleman, Genesee, 135-03; 7. Austin Funkhouser, Hagerman, 131-03; 8. Colin Wolf, Kendrick, 129-06

 

 

Redd agrees she’s a bit of a running hermit, but in a good way.

The Sugar-Salem junior broke from the pack early in the 3,200-meter run at the small school state track and field championships Friday, cruising to a 22-second win with a time of 11:12.57 in the 3A girls final.

Redd opened a 100-meter lead by the end of Lap 2, noting later that running is about “peace and quiet” more than winning races.

“I like to start out fast because if I hear the other athletes coming, I get really nervous and scared,” Redd said. “So I like to get out front and run in my own world and tune out everyone else.”

Once she’s ahead and there’s no one else around, Redd starts talking to herself. Like a hermit.

“I really do talk to myself. I just say, ‘You can do this. Keep going. You’re tough,’” she said. “I just like to tune out and be by myself.”

Also bent on being by himself, Snake River senior James Withers was running alone in a Bingham County blizzard this past winter when he was stopped by police.

He tried to explain he was just determined to defend his 2012 3A boys state 3,200 title, which he did Friday with a 21-second win in a time of 9:24.21.

“I had to work my butt off, even harder than I ever thought I would have to, every single day – even in that blizzard,” Withers said.

Withers ran at a steady clip, finishing his first mile in 4:41 and his second in 4:43.

Sugar-Salem junior Connor Stoddard finished third in the same race, hitting the tape in 9:52.30.

Representing Butte County in the 1A girls 3,200, senior Carly Hansen finished less than two seconds behind top-seed Jaide Parke (Carey) for a runner-up medal.

Throws

One season after winning the 2A discus and shot put crowns as a Butte County junior, Jessica Bates repeated the feat in the 1A championships Friday and closes her high school career with four individual state titles.

Bates set a personal and school record in the shot put (41 feet, 4 inches), adding a near-PR in the discus at 122-4, six inches shy of her best.

Both winning throws came in Bates’ final attempts, and before each of those throws, Bates walked away from the circle for a moment of contemplation while the other competitors threw.

“I just wanted to clear my head and tell myself its been a good day, and there’s no pressure to beat anyone but myself – and I did,” Bates said.

Joining Bates on the medal stand was Leadore’s Megan Findley who finished third in the 1A shot put with a distance of 34-7.75.

District 6 athletes finished 1-2 in the 2A discus with Salmon senior Emily Taylor winning the state title at 119-0, and Firth sophomore Bailey Nelson earning silver with a 107-3.

Also from Salmon, senior Anna Schroeder claimed state gold in the shot put with a push of 35-8.75. West Jefferson senior Alli Ivie was right behind in second place (34-10.5), and Salmon senior Emily Taylor was third at 33-1.5.

North Fremont’s Caden Hyde scored eight points for the Huskies in the 2A discus finals, finishing with a toss of 155-5.

Jumps

The Firth girls dominated the 2A long jump with junior Britton Bean posting a winning leap of 17-3.5, and teammate Kayla Jensen placing second with a 16-9. Bean also placed second in the triple jump with a distance of 34-6.5, 1.25 inches back of the winning distance posted by Oakley’s Paige Cooper.

Sugar-Salem senior Nieka Gutenberger took top honors in the 3A high jump with a height of 5-2, and teammates Joe Andreason (41-2) and Ryan Hawkes (40-5) finished 2-3 in the boys triple jump.

Also claiming an individual long jump state title, Mackay senior Bailey Woodbury reached 17-2 to dust the 1A field by more than six inches.

Madison did just that against Coeur d’Alene at Boise’s Memorial Stadium on Friday, but the Vikings bats were also singing, pounding out 17 hits in a 20-13 win over the Bobcats.

Madison scored seven runs in the first inning and four more in the second to take an early 11-5 lead, but managed just two runs the rest of the way.

The Vikings, on the other hand, scored at least two runs in each of the seven innings, with nine of their 17 hits going for extra bases.

“I don’t think we’ve faced a better hitting team this season,” Madison coach Luke Mecham said. “You don’t see that kind of power in a high school team. You expect that from a college team, and you have to take your hats of to them. They crushed the ball.”

Trailing 14-11 in the bottom of the fifth, the Bobcats pushed two runs across to cut the CDA advantage to one. Will Evans and Cody Klingler each knocked in runs in the frame, and the Bobcats were on the cusp of tying the game with the bases loaded and two outs.

Madison senior Chase McWhorter then struck out looking on a pitch low in the zone to end the threat.

“There were a lot of highs and lows, but the kids stayed up,” Mecham said. “We didn’t help ourselves out with pitching, but the kids battled hard. It’s a tough loss.”

Josh Bollingbroke had a pair of hits and two RBIs in the loss, and teammate Shade Boice reached base four times and finished 1 for 2 with an RBI triple.

The loss drops Madison (11-13) into today’s third-place game against Highland, a team they lost to four times prior to landing in the state bracket.

Considering his team’s pride and seasoning, Mecham is confident that streak will not hit five.

“The 12 seniors on this team don’t want to go out on a bad note, and we won’t,” he said. “We’re hungry for ‘em, and we’re going to go out tomorrow and take it to them.”

COEUR D’ALENE 20, MADISON 13
Coeur d’Alene 324 232 4 – 20 17 2
Madison 749 020 0 – 13 13 4
COEUR D’ALENE – Leading hitters: Alec Barrowcliff 2-4 (3 R, RBI), Gibson Green 2-4 (2B, 3 R, RBI), Levi Pereira 2-4 (2B, 3B, 4 R, RBI), Nick Nyquist 2-4 (3B, 2 R, 3 RBIs), Sean Sutton 3-5 (2 2B, R, 3 RBIs), Brett Robbins 1-3 (2B, 3 R), Devin Kluss 4-6 (2B, 3B, 4 R, 2 RBIs). Pitchers: D. Kluss 0.1 IP, 1 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 0 K. Logan Brastrup 4.2 IP, 10 H, 9 R, 8 ER, 3 BB, 4 K. L. Pereria 2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 0 K.
MADISON – Leading hitters: Brigham Wilson 2-4 (RBI), Drew Arnold 2-5, Dallas Crane 2-5, Shade Boice 1-2 (3B, RBI), Cody Klingler 2-3 (2 RBIs), Chase McWhorter 1-5 (2B, RBI), Josh Bollingbroke 2-4 (2B, 2 RBIs). Pitchers: Marc Snell 0+ IP, 2 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 0 K, 1 HB; Spencer Wagner 3 IP, 7 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 2 HB; Bollingbroke 2 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 1 K, 2 HB; McWhorter 2 IP, 5 H, 6 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 0 K.

Class 5A

Skyline (18-6): There are no easy draws in the 5A state softball tournament, and Skyline’s opening round date with Boise (18-7) at 11 a.m. today in Coeur d’Alene is no exception.

The Grizzlies enter state on a hot streak, winning eight straight prior to the district tournament. Four of Skyline’s six losses came to Highland.

Sluggers Rylee Jensen and Megan Smith highlight a potent young lineup for the Grizz (two seniors), and Sam Christensen and Kylee Burnside have proven capable in the pitching circle.

Class 4A

Blackfoot (21-1): With the exception of a midseason hiccup at Idaho Falls, the Broncos have been perfect.

Pitching has been at the heart of the Broncos’ run this season as Blackfoot enters today’s 11 a.m. opener against Canyon Ridge in Post Falls allowing just 1.5 runs per game.

Pitcher/infielder Jessica Capson is the lone senior on the roster, and fellow pitcher/infielder MorningRose Tobey (sophomore) has proven particularly difficult to hit.

Class 3A

Shelley: The Russets scored a trip to the state tournament in Buhl with an all-Bingham County play-in win over Snake River.

Shelley has won three straight entering today’s 9 a.m. opener against Filer, and should continue to lean heavily on sophomore Madi Ball for solid pitching and hitting work.

Shelley has a habit of making every game a shootout, averaging 7.4 runs while giving up 7.9.

Class 2A

West Jefferson (11-5-1): The Panthers again drew McCall-Donnelly to open their state tournament, the same team they drew in 2012 during their two-and-out state appearance.

The two teams open state at 11 a.m. today in Orofino, and it is the seventh state berth for West Jeff over the past eight seasons. The Panthers finished fourth in 2010, but haven’t won a state game since.

In Boise, the first day of spring means windy golf, fog and spring skiing.

In Lewiston, it means umbrellas and soggy tennis balls.

In Driggs, it means snow shovels, snow plows and snow boards – in that order.

Because in Driggs, March is just another deep-winter month.

Which means its perfect time for softball.

When contacted about the close of the Redskins’ wrestling season March 21, it was 14 degrees in Driggs and Teton coach Richard Berry had already slid into softball mode.

The Teton High School bleachers were rolled out of the way, and his team was whipping old yellow game balls around the makeshift “infield” in the school gym.

And Berry was enthusiastic. Giddy, even.

“This is quite a group,” he said during the indoor practice. “This bunch, this bunch here has a shot.”

That “shot” he refers to is Teton’s opportunity to bring home the school’s first state softball trophy from the 3A state tournament in Buhl this weekend.

“We’ve always had pretty decent hitting teams, but we get to the state tournament and we haven’t hit,” Berry said. “This year, that’s what we’ve got to do to get a trophy – we’ve got to hit.”

Hitting hasn’t been much of a problem for the 18-1 Redskins. For that matter, neither has pitching.

In fact, Teton has won its games by an average score of 12-3 and has five players batting over .500. Teton’s only loss came on the road at Kimberly, and the Redskins enter today’s opener against Homedale on an 11-game winning streak.

That streak was fueled by some outlandish batting statistics.

Junior outfielder Sarah McCashland leads the team with 45 hits and a whopping .607 batting average. Keli Jeppson (.597), Karli Breckenridge (.596) and Kortney Hansen (.594) are right on her heels.

“In the past we’ve focused on our defense,” Berry said. “But we’re going to focus on our hitting because I think that is what wins.”

Jeppson, who also handles all of Teton’s pitching duties, has a tidy 3.01 earned run average and 115 strikeouts over 107 innings. Playing in her final season with Teton, Jeppson enters today’s opener confident hitting will result in a different outcome than the Redskins’ 2-and-out in 2012.

“We don’t see competition during districts that we do (at state),” Jeppson said. “We just need to focus and know that it’s going to be tough.”

It was the walks. All 12 of them.

The Spartans capitalized on uncharacteristic wildness by the Cougars in the 3A state baseball tournament opener Thursday at Fruitland High School, blasting South Fremont 17-1 in a mercy-rule shortened game.

Priest River sent 24 batters to the plate over the first two innings and scored seven runs in each frame to take a daunting 14-0 lead. Spartans’ hitters had six total hits over the first two innings, but were walked eight times, beaned twice and helped out by three errors.

“We haven’t had that outing all year, and we picked a bad place to do it,” South Fremont coach Chad Hill said. “We came out and couldn’t seem to find the strike zone there, and it just turned into a couple ugly innings for us.”

Between them, South Fremont pitchers Mitch Greene, Zach Trost and Junior Gonzalez walked 10 Priest River hitters over the first three innings.

On the other side of the ledger, Priest River starting pitcher Dalton Summer struck out seven and allowed one hit over the first three innings.

By the end, 11 of South Fremont’s 15 outs came via strikeout and the Cougars finished with just two hits, including a face-saving RBI double by Gonzalez in the bottom of the second inning.

“We just were trying to do too much and trying too hard offensively,” Hill said. “In baseball sometimes that works against you, and I think everyone was out there trying to get a big hit and ended up chasing pitches.”

Priest River scored three more runs in the fourth inning, this time on zero hits, three walks, one hit batsman and an error.

The loss drops the 13-11 Cougars into the consolation side of the bracket and into today’s loser-out game at 1 p.m. against Bear Lake.

Despite the wholesale destruction at the hands of Priest River in their state opener, the Cougars remained upbeat after the game, and Hill remained philosophic.

“Baseball’s a good game because we get to turn around and play tomorrow and forget about this one,” he said. “We’re excited to be over here and we know we have a good opportunity to win a couple games.”

PRIEST RIVER 17, SOUTH FREMONT 1 (5 innings)
Priest River 770 30 – 17 6 2
South Fremont 010 00 – 1 2 5
PRIEST RIVER – Leading hitters: Acree 0-2 (2 BB, 2 R, RBI), Summer 1-2 (2 R, BB, SF, 3 RBIs), Barber 0-2 (BB, 2 R), Farnam 1-3 (2 R, BB, RBI), Brooks 1-3 (BB, 2 R, 2B, 3 RBIs), Perkins 1-1 (2 BB, 2 R), Toone 1-2 (2 R, 2 BB, RBI), Edwards 1-3 (BB, 2 R).
SOUTH FREMONT – Leading hitters: Mitch Greene 0-2 (BB, SB), Zach Trost 1-1 (BB, HBP), Tucker Olson 0-1 (BB, R), Junior Gonzalez 1-2 (2B, RBI). Pitchers: M. Greene (L) 0.1 IP, 3 H, 7 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 0 K. Z. Trost 1 IP, 1 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 0 K. J. Gonzalez 1.2 IP, 3 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 4 BB, 1 K. Braxton Erickson 2 IP, 0 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K.

Between the endorsement of Kansas City Royals designated hitter Billy Butler and the throwing arm of Zane Stephenson, little stood in Snake River’s way Thursday during a 7-0 win over Payette at Fruitland High School.

Butler’s contribution was simple and arrived by digital text message.

“Tell your boys to go get ‘em, and leave it all out on the field,” said Butler, who is a family friend of Panthers coach Rich Dunn.

Stephenson’s contribution, on the other hand, was dominant and arrived primarily by way of a fastball.

Christensen twirled a dynamic shutout over the Pirates, striking out 14, walking three and beaning five more to complete a day of total intimidation.

In addition, Christensen picked a Payette runner off first base to personally account for 15 of 21 outs.

“I wasn’t real accurate today and had more walks than I should have,” Christensen said. “It was frustrating, but I think I kept them off balance and my defense was backing me up.”

Christensen also took a line drive off his pitching arm in the third inning, but Dunn knew better than to retrieve his standout senior.

“If I was to tell him he was coming out, he probably would have drilled me with the next fastball,” Dunn said. “That kid is as tough of a cowboy on the bump as you’ve ever seen.”

Supporting Stephenson’s efforts was sophomore Cole Hrabik, who celebrated his first state game with a bases-clearing double in the fourth and five RBIs. Kade Harral, Nate Martin and Trey Albertson each scored two runs in the win.

“In the (score)book it will show Cole Hrabik picking up five RBIs, and from the seven spot, that’s a great X-factor,” Dunn said. “But you have to credit the people ahead of him for getting on base.”

One of those who got on base for Hrabik was Martin, who finished 3 for 4 with two runs.

One of Martin’s hits was an opposite-field liner on a pitch middle away during a 15-pitch, fourth-inning at bat that changed the game for Snake River.

But it wasn’t just any 15-pitch at bat. It was one that began 0-2 after Martin was asked to lay down a bunt.

“That’s one of those games within the game most people don’t see,” Dunn said. “That changes momentum and changes the face of the game.”

Snake River (19-2) returns to the diamond at 4 p.m. today to face Kimberly, a team that blasted Timberlake 10-0 in its opener.

Stephenson, for one, can’t wait.

“We’ve got a lot of seniors so we’re driving pretty hard for a state championship,” he said. “We didn’t come here to take second or third. We want to win it.”

SNAKE RIVER 7, PAYETTE 0
Payette 000 000 0 – 0 4 3
Snake River 003 301 x – 7 7 2
PAYETTE – Leading hitters: Clint Blackwell 2-3, Mark DeLaPena 1-2, Parks 1-3. Pitchers: C. Blackwell (L) 6 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 7 K. Parks 1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 K.
SNAKE RIVER – Leading hitters: Kade Harral 0-2 (BB, 2 R), Nate Martin 3-4 (2B, 2 R), Trey Albertson 1-3 (2 R), Cole Hrabik 2-2 (2B, BB, 5 RBIs), Cash Cardona 1-2. Pitcher: Zane Stephenson (W) 7 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 14 K.

Sophomore standout and Shelley No. 1 Keifer Higham won the individual title with a 74-75-149, four strokes better than runner-up Reed Maggard (Homedale).

The win returns the Higham surname to the list of individual state champions after a Higham won either a girls or boys crown every season from 2003 to 2010, with the exception of 2005.

Despite putting up a big number on a par 3 in his final round, Higham kept it together on the other 17 holes to take top honors.

“It was a good, solid day for Keifer, but even he struggled and had an eight there,” Shelley coach Quinn Twiggs said. “But he was able to settle down and put up a good score.”

After battling rain and wind during Monday’s opening round, the Russets took to the course Tuesday under sunny skies and with high expectations.

“With another day on the course and with better weather conditions, we expected to shoot better,” Twiggs said. “Even the kids who shot well had bad holes here and there, and it adds up.”

Twiggs gave full credit to Buhl for taking advantage of the Russets’ slide, though he said from the team bus that his boys were disappointed with their hard-luck finish.

“You can say ‘that’s just golf’ or ‘that’s just sports,’ but we’re pretty disappointed,” he said.

In the 3A girls field, Snake River’s Hannah Murdock wrapped up with an 81-95-176 on The Highlands layout in Post Falls, finishing fifth overall.

Shelley’s Hannah Howard also cracked the top 10, finishing 10th with a 101-93-194. With Howard leading the way, the Lady Russets finished fifth with a team stroke count of 845. Kellogg won the 3A girls title with a 716.

Class 2A

Trailing by five with five holes to play at Circling Raven Golf Course in Worley, Ririe junior Tristen Coles rallied to defend his 2A boys individual crown Tuesday, draining an 8-foot par putt on 18 to edge Melba’s Caden Cook by one stroke.

Cook, who previously played for Hillcrest, carded a field-low 74 on Day 2, but so did Coles, finishing birdie-par for a steady 37-37-74 and a 36-hole total of 155.

Coles came into Tuesday’s round with a plan to control the ball off the tee on the narrow Circling Raven layout, a plan that kept him out of trouble on his way to the state title.

“He stayed patient, had a plan on how to play the course, and stuck with it,” Ririe coach Jake Landon said. “No driver. The head (cover) never came off all day. Just 3-woods and irons off the tee. It was awesome.”

Salmon’s Jade Barney was the leader after an opening-round 75, but he tumbled to fifth place with a tough 89 on Day 2. Salmon fell from third place in the team standings to sixth with a stroke count of 748. Nampa Christian won the team title with a 708.

On the girls side at Circling Raven, Salmon finished seventh with a team stroke count of 1,081, led by Bailey Hilton’s 36-hole total of 238. Aberdeen won the girls state 2A title with an 852.

Class 5A

Skyline senior and William Penn commit Alexi Rule fired an 85 to back up her opening-day 87 at the Lewiston Country Club, cracking the top 10 with a 10th-place finish in the 5A girls championship.

Teammate Brooklyn Anderson finished 12th with a 176, and Idaho Falls’ Yedin Lui (175), and Hadley Hersh (179) placed 11th and 13th, respectively.

Rocky Mountain ran away with the girls 5A title with a team score of 667, 23 better than Lewiston’s runner-up number. Idaho Falls was fifth at 764 and Skyline was sixth at 774.

On the boys side of the 5A championship, Hillcrest posted eastern Idaho’s top finish with a 642, good for sixth. Skyline finished in a tie for eighth with Capital at 690.

Hillcrest freshman Andy Hess was District 6′s low finisher in 12th place with a 150, followed by teammates Spencer Bishop and Carson Biddulph, who each placed 17th with 158s.

Skyline’s Stockton Murdoch led the Grizzlies charge, finishing 22nd with a 159.

Eagle won the boys team title with a total of 574.

Class 4A

The Rigby boys cut 20 strokes off their Day 1 score at the University of Idaho Golf Course, posting a 342 Tuesday to finish in eighth place. No. 1 Hayden Livingston shot a team-best 82, and No. 5 Nick Buckway improved by 11 strokes over Day 1 to fire an 86.

Twin falls won the 4A state team title by six strokes over Bishop Kelly with a 619.

Playing as an individual in the 4A girls field Tuesday, Bonneville’s Taylor Larsen posted another 86 to finish 86-86-172 and finish sixth overall.

Bishop Kelly won the girls team title in 4A, running away from the field with a 682. Twin Falls finished 52 strokes back in second.

5A state championships

At Lewiston Golf and Country Club

GIRLS
Final team scores
1. Rocky Mountain 667; 2. Lewiston 690; 3. Eagle 737; 4. Vallivue 756; 5. Idaho Falls 764; 6. Skyline 774; 7. Timberline 810; 8. Lake City 827; 9. Post Falls 1,023.
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Amy Hasenoehrl, Lewiston, 140 (medalist); 2. Gabby Barker, Vallivue. 140; 3. Lou Points, Eagle, 155; T4. Ryleigh Moore, Rocky Mountain, 161; T4. Carson Pickett, Rocky Mountain, 161; T6. Lexi Albi, Capital, 165; T6. Gabrielle Giesbrecht 165; 8. Sammi Jo Spring, Lewiston, 167; 9. Katie Cudworth, Timberline, 171; 10. Alexi Rule, Skyline, 172.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
ROCKY MOUNTAIN – Ryleigh Moore 161, Carson Pickett 161, Gabrielle Giesbrecht 165, Shaunel Fillmore 181, Hannah Giesbrecht 182.
LEWISTON – Amy Hasenoehrl 140, Sammi Jo Spring 167, Livi Grimoldby 191, Megan Milholland 194, Jenna Fuller 192.
EAGLE – Lou Point 155, Hailey Spalding 181, Hayley Jordan 196, Olivia Argusa NC, Anawae Lippincott 205.
VALLIVUE – Gabby Barker 70, Tori Morrison 94, Derricka Oliver 100, Sabrina Capell 105, Cady Wilhemsen 128.
IDAHO FALLS – Yedin Lui 175, Hadley Hersh 179, Katie Merrell 212, Jackie Andreason 227, Brianna Thompson 211.
SKYLINE – Brooklyn Anderson 175, Alexi Rule 172, Katie Robinson 203, Baylee Anderson 245, Haley Smith 223.
Timberline – Katie Cudworth 171, Maddi Barnett 184, Holly Hodges 197, Mayson Schaff 258.
LAKE CITY – Elsa Goodsen 188, Kylie Skipper 194 Devyn Basham 213, Aidan Young 244, Martina Smith 243.
POST FALLS – Jayden Todhunter 258, Makayla Franks 271, Victoria Evans 249, Madison Dallen 245, Alli Goss-Goel 326.

BOYS
Final team scores
1. Eagle 574; 2. Coeur d’Alene 599; 3. Lewiston 625; 4. Boise 629; 5. Timberline 633; 6. Hillcrest 642; 7. Post Falls 644; T8. Skyline 690, T8. Capital 690
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Grasyen Huff (medalist), Eagle, 143; 2. Colby Dean, Eagle, 143; 3. Mark Brassey, Timberline, 144; 4. Chris Garew, Eagle, 145; T5. Ben Gleason, Lewiston, 146; T5. John Duffin, CDA, 146; T5. Josh Gliege, Eagle, 146; 8. Charlie Hughes, Boise, 148; T9. Michael Porter, CDA, 149; T9. Chase Lincoln, CDA, 149; T9. Kyle Mitsunaga, Boise, 149
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
Eagle – Colby Dean 143, Chris Carew 145, Josh Gliege 146, Aden Cowley 152, Graysen Huff 143.
LEWISTON – Tyler MacMillan 157, Ben Gleason 146, Seth Miller 157, Cody Schumacher 169, Lance Ruddell 165.
COEUR D’ALENE – John Duffin 146, Michael Porter 149, Kyle Kaufman 161, Stephen Roller 161, Chase Lincoln 149.
BOISE – Kyle Mitsunaga 149, Charlie Hughes 148, Jake Adkins 168, Eryk Broxson 164, Taylor Bilyeu 173.
TIMBERLINE – Mark Brassey 144, Richard Hall 165, Sean Jones 158, Chris Verdi 167, Braedon Churchill 169.
HILLCREST – Andy Hess 150, Bentley Sayer 176, Spencer Bishop 158, Carson Biddulph 158, Scotty Baldwin 194.
POST FALLS – Corey Beaver 157, Trevor Fedele 158, Kenny Dodge 164, Ty Bearley 173, Colton Serdahl 165.
CAPITAL – Hayden Ritter 160, Millan Batra 163, Taylor Willey 186, Alex Betts 181, Josh DeWitt 189.
SKYLINE – Tristen Olson 177, Stockton Murdoch 159, Austin Guza 179, Dustin Taylor 175, Evan Sharp 194.

4A state championships

At University of Idaho Golf Course

GIRLS
Final team scores
1. Bishop Kelly 682; 2. Twin Falls 734; 3. Century 760; 4. Skyview 794, 5. Rigby 798; 5. Middleton 801; 7. Lakeland 896
Top ten individuals (36 holes)
1. Haley Nist, Bishop Kelly, 156; 2. Hannah Drake, Century, 160; 3. Sydney Lee, Twin Falls, 165; 4. Nicole Blanchard, Century, 170; 5. Lexi Oropeza, Caldwell, 171; 6. Taylor Larsen, Bonneville, 172; T7. Abby Jorgensen, Bishop Kelly, 175; T7. Kindall Murie, Bishop Kelly, 175; T9. Madison Johnson, Middleton, 176; T9. Jennifer Wilson, Bishop Kelly, 176.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
BISHOP KELLY – Haley Nist 156, Kindall Murie 175, Abby Jorgensen 175, Bella Lundwig 188, Jennifer Wilson 176
TWIN FALLS – Sydnee Lee 165, Macy Irritia 206, Kennedy Jones 199, Brynli Bartlett 187, Caryssa Leon 189
CENTURY – Hannah Drake 160, Nicole Blanchard 170, Delia Wathne 199, Ivy Christopherson 231
RIGBY – Emma Pettingill 200, Audrey Lugar 197, Rachel Taylor 204, Alyssa Miller 204, Airlee Arave 211
MIDDLETON – Madison Johnson 176, Janea Shuey 210, Maddie Schlader 189, Mihaela Karst 226
SKYVIEW – Libby Gropp 193, Jordyn Berg 185, Paige Rose 221, Makenna Aguilar 198, Hannah Weber 222
LAKELAND – Hayley Rotchford 221, Sierra Tingey 191, Angelique Wetherett 232, Christine Madore 252, Megan Cysewski 276

BOYS
Final team scores
1. Twin Falls 619; 2. Bishop Kelly 625; 3. Middleton 627; 4. Columbia 638; 5. Century 640; 6. Lakeland 681; 7. Canyon Ridge 698; 8. Rigby 704
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Hunter Ostrum, Bishop Kelly, 143; T2. Alec Perkins, Twin Falls, 149; T2. Taylor Hopkins, Middleton, 149; T2. Luke Vaarstra, Columbia, 149; T5. Alec Meyerhoeffer, Twin Falls, 152; T5. Jake Johnson, Minico, 152; T7. Ian Carlson, Century, 153; T7. Kyle Miley, Twin Falls, 153; t7. Wyatt Kelley, Middleton, 153; 10. Derek Bayley, Lakeland, 154.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
TWIN FALLS – Kyle Miley 153, Alec Perkins 149, Derek Thompson 173, Alec Meyerhoeffer 152, Connor Meyerhoeffer 165
MIDDLETON – Braxton Miller 157, Taylor Hopkins 149, Byton Wood 168, Wyatt Kelley 153, Kevin Turner 189
BISHOP KELLY – Hunter Ostrum 143, Peter Seppi 164, Tyler Allumbaugh 163, Tim Skinner 169, Max Mallane 157
COLUMBIA – Greg Law 157, Luke Vaarstra 149, Caleb Preece 161, Steven Grow 171, Dakota Langston DQ
CENTURY – Drew Carlson 157, Taylor Dixan 168, Ian Carlson 153, Wyatt Holt 163, Kash Clinton 176
LAKELAND – Derek Bayley 154, Preston Roth 170, Hayden Nosworthy 186, Clayton Anderson 171, Andrew Knight DQ
CANYON RIDGE – Braden Luper 163, Drew Schwarz 174, Troy Brown 169, Aiden Marona DQ, Wreny Blick 192
RIGBY – Hayden Livingston 165, Kolton Schroeder 178, Clayton Iglinski 180, Wade Briggs 189, Nick Buckway 183

3A state championships

At Highlands Golf Course

GIRLS
Final team scores
1. Kellogg 716; 2. Weiser 781; 3. Marsh Valley 800, 4. Fruitland 815; 5. Shelley 845; 6. Kimberly 883; 7. American Falls 921
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Kaceelyn Pottu, Kellogg, 2. Evanann Woodcock, Weiser, 165; 3. Jessi Gibbons, Kellogg, 169; 4. Abigail McKinney, Fruitland, 172; 5. Hannah Murdock, Snake River, 176; T6. Abby Davids, Marsh Valley, 189; T6. Mercades de Young, Kellogg, 189; 8. Lindsey Hurd, Weiser, 190; 9. McKenzie Garner, American Falls, 193; 10. Hannah Howard, Shelley, 194.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
KELLOGG – Kaceelyn Pouttu 148, Jessi Gibbons 169, Mercades De Young 189, Payton McKinley 211, Darby Kohn 218
MARSH VALLEY – Kayla Tillotson 199, Abby Davids 189, Shae Davids 211, Alyssa Kingston 204, Maycee Belnap 223
WEISER – Evanann Woodcock 165, Lindsey Hurd 190, Kate Rose Hamilton 223, Ashlee Mink 203, Brooks Boyer 251
FRUITLAND – Abigail McKinney 172, Ellie Nation 208, Abbie Pennecard 220, Elena Tipton 214, Talisa Esplin 254
SHELLEY – Katrina Marsden 229, Hannah Howard 194, Abbie Huntsman 231, Shae Park 204, Erin Durbin 251
KIMBERLY – Isa Hopkins 214, Kyra Palmer 220, Lauren Sigler 234, Jayden Stanger 215, Ali Heider 269
AMERICAN FALLS – McKenzie Garner 193, Charidee Perrmann 210, Hunter Funk 269, Janessa Bauer 259, Alexa Barrett 264

BOYS
Final team scores
1. Buhl 637; 2. Shelley, 641, 3. Filer 644; 4. Weiser 664; 5. Homedale 673; 6. Kellogg 695; 7. Bear Lake 742, 8. Snake River 744; 9. Bonners Ferry 842
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Keifer Higham, Shelley, 149; 2. Reed Maggard, Homedale, 153; 3. Jed Oyler, Filer, 154; 4. Alex Dey, Filer, 155; T5. Jason Hathaway, Shelley, 155; T5. Devin Long, Weiser, 155, T5. Cooper Felton, Buhl, 155; T8. Jesse Lambert, Kellogg, 156; T8. Kade Crossland, Buhl, 156; T10. Tyler Fredrickson, Shelley, 158; T10. Kasey Crossland, Buhl, 158.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
SHELLEY – Keifer Higham 149, Tyler Fredrickson 158, Jason Hathaway 155, Payson Erikson 179, Bracken Nelson 189
BUHL – Kade Crossland 156, Kasey Crossland 158, Hayden Eckert 168, Cooper Felton 155, Jacob DeKuyf 184
FILER – Alex Day 155, Jed Oyler 154, Tyler Brutke 171, Jacob Oyler 164, Brayden Jasper 199
WEISER – Clayton Zimmerman 170, Garrick Woods 168, Matt Hurd 174, Derrick Reyes 175, Devin Long 155
HOMEDALE – Reed Maggard 153, Hayden Krzesnik 168, Gabe Maurer 178, Cole Tweet 174, Bryan Johnson 203
KELLOGG – Jesse Lambert 156, Dillon Stovern 180, Dylan Hendrix 173, Christian de Young 186, Tristan Panke 209
SNAKE RIVER – Collin Keller 167, Mason Watt 177, Kade Watt 190, Curtis Keller 210, Alonzo Trejo 227
BEAR LAKE – Derek Weston 164, Tanner Ipsen 195, Josh Hammond 204, Kason Lewis 181, Taylor Golding 207
BONNERS FERRY – CJ Smith 192, Chris Jones 219, Lane Hittle 217, Mitchell Kramer 217, Christopher English 252

2A state championships

At Circling Raven Golf Course

GIRLS
Final team scores
1. Aberdeen 852; 2. McCall-Donnelly 866; 3. Declo 876; 4. Valley 929; 5. Orofino 997; 6. St. Maries 1,059; 7. Salmon 1,081
Top ten individuals (36-holes)
1. Sierra Harr, Castleford, 150; 2. Megan Castledine, Nampa Christian, 176; 3. Lacy Avera, New Plymouth, 186; 4. April Beck, Aberdeen, 189; 5. Brittany Born, McCall-Donnelly, 196; T6. Katie Buschhorn, 202; T6. Baylie Holsman, McCall-Donnelly, 202; 8. McKenzie Rose, St. Maries, 210; 9. Sarah Spry, McCall-Donnelly, 211; 10. Anna Grimaldo, Orofino, 213.
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
ABERDEEN – April Beck 189, Sophia Duffin 229, Hazel Pratt 215, Bereanna Duffin 222, Whitney Wahlen 236.
MCCALL-DONNELLY – Baylie Holsman 202, Brittany Born 196, Sarah Spry 211, Savanah Summers 257, Lexie Tinney 302
DECLO – Chloe Kidd 223, Rachel Webb 213, Joelle Anderson 241, Allie Smyler 225, Luci Garner 224
VALLEY – Katie Buschhorn 202, Kim Wilbanks 216, Kasey Lewis 244, Katryna Myerts 267, Erica Sanchez 288
OROFINO – Anna Grimaldo 213, Andrea Bonner 250, Fraces Grimaldo 252, Ashley Frank 282
ST. MARIES – McKenzie Rose 210, Makenna Balbi 269, Payton Masterson WD, Arie Sands 302, Morgan Manful 278
SALMON – Bailey Hilton 238, Kaikoura Howe 248, Sage Howe 256, Moriah Barningham 339, Paige Cannon WD

BOYS
Final team scores
1. Nampa Christian 708; 2. Valley 726; 3. St. Maries 730; 4. Declo 736; 5. Aberdeen 740; 6. Salmon 748; 7. Victory 781; 8. Hagerman 787; 9. Wallace 801
Top five individuals (36-holes)
1. Tristen Coles, Ririe, 155, 2. Caden Cook, Melba, 156; 3. 3. Zach Zollinger, Raft River, 158; 4. Jaxon Archibald, Aberdeen, 163; 5. Jade Barney, Salmon, 164; 6. Ben Taylor, Valley, 166; 7. Chris Simmons, Nampa Christian, 167; 8. Ryan McNulty, St. Maries, 169; 9. Boston Webb, Declo, 171; T10. Kaden Isaacson, Nampa Christian, 172; Zak Johnson, Nampa Christian, 172; T10. Justin Johnson, Valley, 172
Team-by-team scores (36-holes)
NAMPA CHRISTIAN – Zak Johnson 172, Chris Simmons 167, Kaden Isaacson 172, Hunter Steinwinter 202, Colby Guisasola 202
VALLEY – Justin Johnson 172, Ben Taylor 166, Garrett Mussman 207, Bayler Reed 188. Cole Lickley 200
ST. MARIES – Ryan McNulty 169, Gavin McCarter 173, Davie Burnett 195, Hunter McGregor 227, Connor Haeg 193
DECLO – Jay Christopherson 181, Boston Webb 171, Cameron Turner 185, Jace Gerrard 228, Alex Leach 199
ABERDEEN – Jaxon Archibald 163, Kylan Feld 194, Will Toevs 213, Houston Wahlen 195, Austin Anderson 194
SALMON – Jade Barney 164, Blade Barney 184, Derek Smith 213, Tucker Hamilton 193, Chase Bennett 207
VICTORY – Bailey Calhoun 182, JT Franklin 219, Sean Dodge 194, Josh Larson 219, Dennis Maw 208
HAGERMAN – Clint Clifford 192, Johan Stosten 190, Marcus Emerson 192, Brandon Crist 221, Dillon Hensley 211
WALLACE – Duncan Brain 197, Josh Howard 205, Jason Waters 194, Justin Byer 215, Brady Brantley 218

Tyler Fredrickson also broke 80 with a 79 on the narrow Highlands Golf Course layout, leaving the Russets with the advantage entering today’s final round.

“We feel good about it, and we and Buhl and Filer have good shots, and we’ll have to play well again to keep our lead,” Shelley coach Quinn Twiggs said. “We’ll have to play again tomorrow to keep our lead.”

Players battled rainy weather throughout Monday’s opening round, though coach Twiggs credited his team’s Monday success in part due to its ability to play in difficult weather.

“They all got wet, and it got pretty tough there toward the end,” Twiggs said. “There are a lot of trees and it’s narrow, so you have to keep it in the fairway or you’re in trouble.”

Shelley shot 313 as a team Monday, putting the Russets nine strokes ahead of Buhl and 12 ahead of Filer.

On the girls side of the 3A state tournament in Post Falls, Shelley girls finished Day 1 in fourth place with a stroke count of 421, well back of Kellogg’s opening round 347.

Class 5A

The Eagle boys jumped out to a decisive early lead at the Lewiston Country Club on Monday, posting a 290 to take a 15-stroke lead over Lewiston into today’s final round.

No Mustangs player shot worse than 73 over the championship’s opening 18 holes, and three of the top five players were wearing Eagle green.

The Hillcrest boys were 30 strokes back of Eagle in sixth place, led by freshman Andy Hess, who carded a 74.

The Skyline boys were 34 strokes further back at 354, with Stockton Murdoch’s 78 leading the way.

On the girls side in Lewiston, Rocky Mountain opened with a 334, 50 strokes better than Idaho Falls’ fifth-place total and 65 ahead of Skyline’s sixth-place showing.

Skyline senior Alexi Rule led the Grizz with an 87, and Idaho Falls freshman Hadley Hersh paced the Tigers with a 90.

Class 4A

The Rigby boys sit in eighth place following the opening 18 on the University of Idaho Golf Course in Moscow, led by a tidy 83 from Hayden Livingston.

Led by Emma Pettingill’s 97, the Rigby girls are in fourth place following an opening-round 402, 58 back of Bishop Kelly’s leading number.

Class 2A

Salmon’s Jade Barney was little affected by the rain and wind at Circling Raven Golf Course in Worley, carding a 75 during Monday’s opening round to lead the field by six strokes.

Salmon finished Day 1 in third place, 16 strokes back of Nampa Christian in the team competition, and one behind Valley.

Defending 2A state medalist Tristen Coles sat in second-place after an opening-round 81, one of just 14 in the 55-player field to break 90 under difficult conditions.

On the girls side in Worley, Salmon opened with a 556 and sits in seventh place with its four-player squad, led by Bailey Hilton’s 118.

Aberdeen leads the girls field with a 427, one better than McCall-Donnelly.

5A championships

At Lewiston Country Club

GIRLS
Team scores
1, Rocky Mountain 334; 2, Lewiston 350; 3, Eagle 361; 4, Vallivue 369; 5, Idaho Falls 384; 6, Skyline 399; 7, Timberline 403; 8, Lake City 436; 9, Post Falls 522.
Top five individuals
1, Gabby Barker, Vall, 70; 2, Amy Hasenoehrl, Lew, 75; 3, Lou Point, Eagle, 78; 4, Ryleigh Moore, RM, 80; 5, Carson Pickett, RM, 81.
Team-by-team scores
ROCKY MOUNTAIN – Ryleigh Moore 80, Carson Pickett 81, Gabrielle Giesbrecht 82, Shaunel Fillmore 92, Hannah Giesbrecht 91.
LEWISTON – Amy Hasenoehrl 75, Sammi Jo Spring 83, Livi Grimoldby 97, Megan Milholland 97, Jenna Fuller 95.
EAGLE – Lou Point 78, Hailey Spalding 88, Hayley Jordan 97, Olivia Argusa NC, Anawae Lippincott 98.
VALLIVUE – Gabby Barker 70, Tori Morrison 94, Derricka Oliver 100, Sabrina Capell 105, Cady Wilhemsen 128.
IDAHO FALLS – Yedin Lui 95, Hadley Hersh 90, Katie Merrell 111, Jackie Andreason 98, Brianna Thompson 101.
SKYLINE – Brooklyn Anderson 91, Alexi Rule 87, Katie Robinson 100, Baylee Anderson 127, Haley Smith 121.
Timberline individuals – Katie Cudworth 87, Maddi Barnett 91, Holly Hodges 96, Mayson Schaff 129.
LAKE CITY – Elsa Goodsen 94, Kylie Skipper 100, Devyn Basham 116, Aidan Young 138, Martina Smith 126.
POST FALLS – Jayden Todhunter 129, Makayla Franks 140, Victoria Evans 127, Madison Dallen 126, Alli Goss-Goel 146.

BOYS
Team scores
1, Eagle 290; T2, Lewiston 305; T2, Coeur d’Alene 305; 4, Boise 312; 5, Timberline 319; 6, Hillcrest 320; 7, Post Falls 334; 8, Capital 349; 9, Skyline 354.
Top five individuals
1, Ben Gleason, Lew, 70; 2, Aden Cowley, Eagle, 71; 3, Colby Dean, Eagle, 72; T4, Chris Carew, Eagle, 73; T4, Mark Brassey, Timb, 73.
Eagle individuals – Colby Dean 72, Chris Carew 73, Josh Gliege 74, Aden Cowley 71, Graysen Huff 74.
Team-by-team scores
LEWISTON – Tyler MacMillan 77, Ben Gleason 70, Seth Miller 76, Cody Schumacher 84, Lance Ruddell 82.
COEUR D’ALENE – John Duffin 74, Michael Porter 76, Kyle Kaufman 79, Stephen Roller 85, Chase Lincoln 76.
BOISE – Kyle Mitsunaga 75, Charlie Hughes 76, Jake Adkins 83, Eryk Broxson 78, Taylor Bilyeu 86.
TIMBERLINE – Mark Brassey 73, Richard Hall 83, Sean Jones 80, Chris Verdi 84, Braedon Churchill 83.
HILLCREST – Andy Hess 74, Bentley Sayer 88, Spencer Bishop 80, Carson Biddulph 78, Scott Baldwin 96.
POST FALLS – Corey Beaver 84, Trevor Fedele 82, Kenny Dodge 81, Ty Bearley 90, Colton Serdahl 87.
CAPITAL – Hayden Ritter 81, Millan Batra 82, Taylor Willey 96, Alex Betts 90, Josh DeWitt 96.
SKYLINE – Tristen Olson 90, Stockton Murdoch 78, Austin Guza 93, Dustin Taylor 93, Evan Sharp 99.

4A championships

At University of Idaho Golf Course, Moscow

GIRLS
Team scores
Bishop Kelly 344; 2. Twin Falls 361; 3. Century 378; 4. Rigby 402; 5. Middleton 403; 6. Skyview 407; 7. Lakeland 454
Top five individuals
Haley Nist, Bishop Kelly, 75; 2. Hannah Drake, Century, 78; 3. Sydney Lee, Twin Falls, 79; 4. Taylor Larsen, Bonneville, 86; T5. Kindall Murie, Bishop Kelly, 88; T5. Jessica Lyter, Emmett, 88
Team-by-team scores
BISHOP KELLY – Haley Nist 75, Kindall Murie 88, Abby Jorgensen 90, Bella Lundwig 91, Jennifer Wilson 91
TWIN FALLS – Sydnee Lee 79, Macy Irritia 98, Kennedy Jones 104, Brynli Bartlett 89, Caryssa Leon 95
CENTURY – Hannah Drake 78, Nicole Blanchard 91, Delia Wathne 100, Ivy Christopherson 109
RIGBY – Emma Pettingill 97, Audrey Lugar 99, Rachel Taylor 110, Alyssa Miller 103, Airlee Arave 103
MIDDLETON – Madison Johnson 90, Janea Shuey 103, Maddie Schlader 93, Mihaela Karst 117
SKYVIEW – Libby Gropp 97, Jordyn Berg 97, Paige Rose 110, Makenna Aguilar 103, Hannah Weber 114
LAKELAND – Hayley Rotchford 120, Sierra Tingey 89, Angelique Wetherett 120, Christine Madore 125, Megan Cysewski 149

BOYS
Team scores
Twin Falls 311; T2. Middleton 316; T2. Bishop Kelly 316; 4. Columbia 321; 5. Century 325; 6. Lakeland 344; 7. Canyon Ridge 360; 8. Rigby 362
Top five individuals
1. Hunter Ostrum, Bishop Kelly, 72; 2. Alec Meyerhoeffer, Twin Falls, 73; T3. Alec Perkins, Twin Falls, 75; T3. Taylor Hopkins, Middleton, 75 5. Luke Vaarstra, Columbia, 76;
Team-by-team scores
TWIN FALLS – Kyle Miley 82, Alec Perkins 75, Derek Thompson 86, Alec Meyerhoeffer 73, Connor Meyerhoeffer 81
MIDDLETON – Braxton Miller 82, Taylor Hopkins 75, Byton Wood 82, Wyatt Kelley 77, Kevin Turner 91
BISHOP KELLY – Hunter Ostrum 72, Peter Seppi 87, Tyler Allumbaugh 81, Tim Skinner 85, Max Mallane 78
COLUMBIA – Greg Law 80, Luke Vaarstra 76, Caleb Preece 81, Steven Grow 84, Dakota Langston 106
CENTURY – Drew Carlson 78, Taylor Dixan 86, Ian Carlson 80, Wyatt Holt 82, Kash Clinton 85
LAKELAND – Derek Bayley 82, Preston Roth 82, Hayden Nosworthy 94, Clayton Anderson 86, Andrew Knight DQ
CANYON RIDGE – Braden Luper 86, Drew Schwarz 82, Troy Brown 86, Wreny Blick 96
RIGBY – Hayden Livingston 83, Kolton Schroeder 91, Clayton Iglinski 93, Wade Briggs 95, Nick Buckway 97

3A championships

At Highlands Golf Course

GIRLS
Team scores
Kellogg 347; T2. Marsh Valley 401; T2. Weiser 401; 4. Fruitland 409; 5. Shelley 421; 6. Kimberly 455; 7. American Falls 476
Top five individuals
1. Kaceelyn Pottu, Kellogg, 77; 2. Hannah Murdock 81; T3. Evanann Woodcock, Weiser 84; T3. Mercades De Young, Kellogg, 84; 5. Abigail McKinney, Fruitland, 87
Team-by-team scores
KELLOGG – Kaceelyn Pouttu 77, Jessi Gibbons 88, Mercades De Young 84, Payton McKinley 98, Darby Kohn 106
MARSH VALLEY – Kayla Tillotson 105, Abby Davids 97, Shae Davids 108, Alyssa Kingston 94, Maycee Belnap 105
WEISER – Evanann Woodcock 84, Lindsey Hurd 97, Kate Rose Hamilton 112, Ashlee Mink 108, Brooks Boyer 118
FRUITLAND – Abigail McKinney 87, Ellie Nation 109, Abbie Pennecard 104, Elena Tipton 109, Talisa Esplin 127
SHELLEY – Katrina Marsden 118, Hannah Howard 101, Abbie Huntsman 112, Shae Park 103, Erin Durbin 105
KIMBERLY – Isa Hopkins 115, Kyra Palmer 112, Lauren Sigler 118, Jayden Stanger 110, Ali Heider 124
AMERICAN FALLS – McKenzie Garner 98, Charidee Perrmann 111, Hunter Funk 142, Janessa Bauer 135, Alexa Barrett 132

BOYS
Team scores
1. Shelley 313; 2. Buhl 322; 3. Filer 325; 4. Weiser 332; 5. Homedale 338; 6. Kellogg 350; 7. Snake River 361; 8. Bear Lake 374; 9. Bonners Ferry 411
Top five individuals
T1. Keifer Higham, Shelley, 74; T1. Jason Hathaway, Shelley, 74; T1. Cooper Felton, Buhl, 74; 4. Devin Long, Weiser, 75; 5. Jesse Lambert, Kellogg, 76
Team-by-team scores
SHELLEY – Keifer Higham 74, Tyler Fredrickson 79, Jason Hathaway 74, Payson Erikson 86, Bracken Nelson 86
BUHL – Kade Crossland 78, Kasey Crossland 80, Hayden Eckert 90, Cooper Felton 74, Jacob DeKuyf 93
FILER – Alex Day 81, Jed Oyler 77, Tyler Brutke 88, Jacob Oyler 79, Brayden Jasper 102
WEISER – Clayton Zimmerman 88, Garrick Woods 81, Matt Hurd 91, Derrick Reyes 88, Devin Long 75
HOMEDALE – Reed Maggard 80, Hayden Krzesnik 85, Gabe Maurer 85, Cole Tweet 88, Bryan Johnson 105
KELLOGG – Jesse Lambert 76, Dillon Stovern 95, Dylan Hendrix 80, Christian de Young 99, Tristan Panke 104
SNAKE RIVER – Collin Keller 82, Mason Watt 89, Kade Watt 86, Curtis Keller 104, Alonzo Trejo 104
BEAR LAKE – Derek Weston 85, Tanner Ipsen 95, Josh Hammond 100, Kason Lewis 96, Taylor Golding 98
BONNERS FERRY – CJ Smith 93, Chris Jones 107, Lane Hittle 103, Mitchell Kramer 108, Christopher English 141

2A championships

At Circling Raven Golf Course

GIRLS
Team scores
1. Aberdeen 427; 2. McCall-Donnelly 428; 3. Declo 443; 4. Valley 479; 5. Orofino 513; 6. St. Maries 538; 7. Salmon 556
Top five individuals
1. Sierra Harr, Castleford, 70; 2. Megan Castledine, Nampa Christian, 89; 3. Brittany Born, McCall-Donnelly, 91; 4. April Beck, Aberdeen, 92; 5. Lacy Avera, New Plymouth, 92

BOYS
Team scores
Nampa Christian 345; 2. Valley 360; 3. Salmon 361; 4. Declo 366; 5. St. Maries 375; 6. Aberdeen 380; 7. Hagerman 395; 8. Wallace 398; 9. Victory 404
Top five individuals
1. Jade Barney, Salmon, 74; T2. Tristen Coles, Ririe, 81; T2. Jaxon Archibald, Aberdeen, 81; T4. Zak Johnson, Nampa Christian, 82; T4. Caden Cook, Melba, 82; T4. Zach Zollinger, Raft River, 82

Madison’s Chase Wightman leans back on his way up a pole vault attempt. Wightman took first place in the pole vault at the 5A District 5-6 championships. Monte LaOrange / mlaorange@postregister.com

They say the team that vaults together exalts together, and the Madison pole vaulting team is no exception.

With a 1-2 finish in the event at the 5A District 5-6 Track and Field Championships on Friday, senior teammates Chase Wightman and Ben Hansen each qualified for next week’s state championships.

Soon thereafter, the pair will ditch their poles and fly together to South Africa to study at the LDS Missionary Training Center.

But before they trade their tank tops for suit coats, Wightman and Hansen have some business at state.

“We’ve been vaulting for the last four years together, and he’s the best guy in the world,” Wightman said after winning with a height of 13 feet, 6 inches. “There’s good competition in 5A with a lot of guys up at 14-6, so it should be fun.”

Wightman set a personal record with a winning vault of 14-7 at the Tiger/Grizz Invitational, and is among the favorites to medal at state. Hansen cleared 12-6 to place second in windy conditions.

In his final attempt at 14-6, Wightman’s right knee kicked out. By the time he reached the top of his vault, Wightman had sailed right of the pit and fell to earth from over 14 feet with a sickening “whump”.

Wightman lay on the ground for 90 seconds before pulling himself to his hands and knees and standing – with some help.

Two hours and one sore neck later, Wightman was back at it, running his legs in Madison’s 4×100-meter and 4×400 relays, apparently no worse for wear.

“I remember seeing the standards right there and then I remember seeing the ground,” Wightman said of the fall. “I knew I hit hard, and then everything went black. I should be fine at state, if I can recover from this whiplash.”

With wins or runner-up finishes in seven of eight speed events, the Idaho Falls boys team sped to its third consecutive 5A District 5-6 track and field title.

The Tigers won the 100-meter, 200, 400, 300 hurdles, 4×100 and 4×200 in an overwhelming display of fleet feet, cruising to the district crown with 111 points, 35 better than Madison’s runner-up total.

Idaho Falls coach Jeremy Smith was all smiles following the meet, and gave credit – speedily – to his athletes and assistant coaches.

“(Sprint coach) Erik Strom has a great relationship with the kids, works hard and loves his job,” Smith said. “These kids rise to the occasion, and we are lucky to have willing kids and parents who support them.”

One of those willing kids was Idaho Falls sophomore Bryce Frazee, who won the 100 (11.08 seconds) and 200 (22.52), and picked up a third medal as part of Idaho Falls’ winning 4×100 team (43.80).

Those wins were part of 32 state-qualifying berths for the Tigers, a number that came as no surprise to coach Smith.

“Honestly, I think winning begets winning, and it’s become an expectation at Idaho Falls,” Smith said.

The expectation carries over to the Idaho Falls girls team, with junior Kai Amos and senior Micaila Minnix helping to account for 38 of the Tigers 89.5 points. I.F. finished second in the team standings, 21.5 behind Madison.

“Our sprinters are amazing, both boys and girls,” Amos said. “We’re like a family, honestly.”

And like any family, personalities either fit or fail. In the case of Minnix and Amos, it’s a fit.

“Without her I will slack off in practice because I’m really lazy, but Kai is there to push me,” Minnix said. “With the relays, it’s a lot of fun because we get along so well and keep each other up.”

5A District 5-6 championships

Friday at Skyline High School and Ravsten Stadium

Top 4 individuals and Top 2 relays automatically qualify for state. At-large berths determined Sunday.

Girls team scores: 1, Madison 111. 2, Idaho Falls 89.5. 3, Highland 71. 4, Skyline 55. 5, Hillcrest 47.5.

Girls individual results
100: 1, Kai Amos, IF, 12.64. 2, Makell Skidmore, HC, 12.66. 3, Micaila Minnix, IF, 12.75. 4, Mataia Roderick, MAD, 13.18. 5, Aubrey Koon, MAD, 13.24. 6, Alexis Kuhn, SKY, 13.33.

200: 1, Kai Amos, IF, 26.71. 2, Micaila Minnix, IF, 27.03. 3, Kati Baker, HC, 27.04. 4, Aubrey Koon, MAD, 27.48. 5, Mataia Roderick, MAD, 27.74. 6, Alexis Kuhn, SKY, 27.94.

400: 1, Diseanna Kilgore, HIGH, 1:00.92. 2, Melissa Horne, MAD, 1:02.02. 3, Jenna Hall, HIGH, 1:02.34. 4, Kati Baker, HC, 1:02.52. 5, Brittney Acor, HC, 1:02.77. 6, Ellis Benson, HC, 1:05.18.

800: 1, Casey Carpenter, IF, 2:27.27. 2, Alexis Wilks, HIGH, 2:27.60. 3, Malia Braun, HIGH, 2:27.84. 4, Abby Barzee, MAD, 2:27.87. 5, Brandi Jorgensen, HC, 2:28.24. 6, Annalisa Jones, HC, 2:29.00.

1,600: 1, Megan Gehmlich, MAD, 5:22.34. 2, Presli Hutchison, HIGH, 5:23.48. 3, Alexis Wilks, HIGH, 5:29.55. 4, Casey Carpenter, IF, 5:30.45. 5, Niquelle Lewis, IF, 5:31.62. 6, Cambria Roedel, HC, 5:42.95.

100 hurdles: 1, Cassidy Cook, HC, 15.73. 2, Remi Mcwhorter, MAD, 15.94. 3, Aleena Kugath, MAD, 15.99. 4, Tilar Clark, SKY, 16.10. 5, Kaeli Wilde, IF, 16.22. 6, Lindsay Cook, HC, 16.42.

300 hurdles: 1, Darby Jacobson, MAD, 47.49. 2, Hannah Murdoch, SKY, 47.55. 3, Cassidy Cook, HC, 49.28. 4, Kaitlyn Grady, HIGH, 49.64. 5, Lindsay Cook, HC, 49.78. 6, Aleesha Cutler, SKY, 51.00.

4×100: 1, Idaho Falls (Kai Amos, Nicole Gelwix, Alexandria Steffler, Kaeli Wilde), 51.07. 2, Madison 51.57. 3, Skyline 52.33. 4, Highland 53.35.

4×200: 1, Madison (Morgan Sutherland, JaLane Webb, Melissa Horne, Paige Castagno), 1:47.51. 2, Hillcrest 1:47.68. 3, Idaho Falls 1:49.58. 4, Highland 1:55.82.

4×400: 1, Skyline (Brittney Killian, Aleesha Cutler, Kelsey Robinson, Hannah Murdoch), 4:09.65. 2, Highland 4:12.11. 3, Hillcrest 4:13.86. 4, Madison 4:22.42. 5, Idaho Falls 4:25.28.

Pole vault: 1, Emily McBride, SKY, 9-00. 2, Kaia Jarnigan, HC, 8-06. 3, Morgan Sutherland, MAD, 8-00. 4, Cat Maxwell, HC, 7-06. 4, Taylor Weatherby, IF, 7-06. 6, Megan Higdon, SKY, J7-06.

Triple jump: 1, JaLane Webb, MAD, 36-06. 2, Katelyn Zabriskie, IF, 35-06.50. 3, Abigail Olsen, HIGH, 34-10.50. 4, Jessica Jones, SKY, 33-00. 5, Tilar Clark, SKY, 31-11. 6, Emily Jones, SKY, 31-06.

Discus: 1, Shelby Jordan, IF, 115-00. 2, Macy Dye, SKY, 113-11. 3, Allena Kelemente, HIGH, 83-11. 4, Allyson Blake, MAD, 80-02. 5, Mercedes Hilder, MAD, 74-03. 6, Bonnie McDougal, MAD, 73-01.

Boys team scores: 1, Idaho Falls 111. 2, Madison 76. 3, Hillcrest 75. 4, Skyline 60. 5, Highland 52.

Boys individual results
100: 1, Bryce Frazee, IF, 11.08. 2, Tanner Nelson, SKY, 11.31. 3, Andrew Austin, HC, 11.41. 4, Rhett Jensen, MAD, 11.45. 5, Derek David, HC, 11.54. 6, Clayton Powell, IF, 11.57.

200: 1, Bryce Frazee, IF, 22.52. 2, Jacob Wright, IF, 22.68. 3, Tanner Tingey, HIGH, 22.87. 4, Ryley Nelson, HC, 22.88. 5, Tanner Nelson, SKY, 22.96. 6, Rhett Jensen, MAD, 23.36.

400: 1, Jacob Wright, IF, 49.58. 2, Tanner Tingey, HIGH, 50.43. 3, Sam Schweinsberg, HC, 50.74. 4, Gage Simonson, SKY, 52.26. 5, Cameron Miller, HC, 52.71. 6, Tanner Judy, HIGH, 52.71.

800: 1, Dustin Duke, HC, 1:58.53. 2, Bryan Grigg, HIGH, 1:58.79. 3, Dartanan Kilgore, HIGH, 1:59.13. 4, Kaden Clay, HIGH, 1:59.14. 5, Tyler Lewis, IF, 2:00.90. 6, Sean Wilson, MAD, 2:01.97.

1,600: 1, Kaden Clay, HIGH, 4:31.98. 2, Jon Stutz, MAD, 4:37.54. 3, Benson Manner, MAD, 4:37.76. 4, Conner Dewey, IF, 4:42.07. 5, Constancio Luis, HC, 4:45.79. 6, Tyler Marlowe, HC, 4:47.22.

110 hurdles: 1, Kyler Howell, HC, 15.13. 2, Dakota Baker, IF, 15.57. 3, Cooper Vinson, SKY, 16.02. 4, Jacob Sorensen, HC, 16.24. 5, Bridger Blakeslee, HC, 16.37. 6, Kimball Wightman, MAD, 17.23.

300 hurdles: 1, Kyler Howell, HC, 39.83. 2, Dakota Baker, IF, 40.16. 3, Jacob Sorensen, HC, 41.46. 4, Tyler Judy, HIGH, 41.52. 5, Kimball Wightman, MAD, 41.89. 6, Braden Parkinson, MAD, 42.48.

4×100: 1, Idaho Falls (Bryce Frazee, Deric Deede, Jacob Wright, Clayton Powell), 43.80. 2, Skyline 43.84. 3, Hillcrest 44.23. 4, Madison 44.55.

4×200: 1, Idaho Falls (Dakota Baker, Clayton Powell, Jacob Wright, Deric Deede), 1:31.91. 2, Hillcrest 1:32.30. 3, Skyline 1:33.11. 4, Highland 1:34.16. 5, Madison 1:34.64.

4×400: 1, Highland (Tyler Judy, Aaron Geurts, Bryan Grigg, Tanner Tingey), 3:25.47. 2, Madison 3:30.28. 3, Hillcrest 3:36.65. 4, Skyline 3:38.10. 5, Idaho Falls 3:51.97.

Pole vault: 1, Chase Wightman, MAD, 13-06. 2, Benjamin Hansen, MAD, 12-06. 2, Cooper Vinson, SKY, 12-06. 4, Clayton Cook, MAD, 12-00. 5, Caleb Brower, SKY, 11-06. 6, Chris Noe, SKY, 10-06. 6, Dalin Wendt, SKY, 10-06.

Triple jump: 1, Deric Deede, IF, 40-04.50. 2, Kimball Wightman, MAD, 40-04. 3, Caleb Brower, SKY, 40-01.50. 4, Levi Akre, MAD, 39-02.75. 5, Tamalii Campbell, HIGH, 38-03. 6, Garrett Stanger, MAD, 37-02.50.

Discus: 1, Spencer Randall, IF, 127-02. 2, Garret Caudle, SKY, 127-00. 3, Bard McMullen, IF, 119-04. 4, Cory Beck, HC, 112-06. 5, Brady Deane, SKY, 112-02. 6, Tyson Laylund, SKY, 106-00.