Both teams opened up pretty balanced. Rocky was very disciplined in their offense and got good looks most of the night. But their shots weren’t falling early. Timberline was led early by Jackson Reed* on the boards and he was aggresive going to the boards. After the first period Timberline was up 12-10. In the second, …
Timberline at Rocky Mountain game recap (1/4/11) Read More »
This week’s stats are out, courtesy of Steve Schroeder. Highlights include: The top 3 individual performers remain the same with Percifield (Mountain View) on top of scoring (21.4 ppg), Huskic (Centennial) on top of rebounding (10.3 rpg) and Wright (Borah) on top of assists (5.4 apg) Luedtke (Mountain View) is becoming a defensive factor inside …
Skurdal scores 15 points, Bruneel gets 15 points, 9 boards and Trompke’s defense helps Rocky Mountain shut down Vallivue Read story here Huskic’s double-double (17 points, 12 rebounds) and Manning’s 14 points leads Centennial over Borah; Jensen scores 11 and Feeney has double-double (12 points, 11 rebounds) in Capital win over Caldwell; Gillmor (Eagle) scores …
DeSilvia (Bishop Kelly) grabs 13 boards in win over Jerome Read story here
Tews scores 18, Karel scores 11 and Allen puts in 9 as Filer beats Payette to win tournament Read story here
Filer’s big three (Tews, Karel and Allen) combine for 36 points in win over Vale Read story here
The end of the year is always a time of reflection. For the last two years, starting in 2008, we have put together a few of the top Idaho basketball stories and let you vote on your favorite story of the year. This year, we want to open it up to you and let you …
If you haven’t picked up a copy of the IdahoSports.com District III Winter Preview, it is now available online and at the KBOI Channel 2 news station in downtown Boise. In the Winter Preview is the Hoops Preview and is available by clicking here. To see team previews for Districts I, II, IV, V and …
McCarthy (Idaho Falls) scores 25 in win over Cannon and Shelley Download story here (.pdf)
What was expected to be one of the best conference games of the year turned into a rout. Mountain View jumped out to an early lead, up 21-10 after the first quarter. Mountain View’s Tyson Percifield scored 12 in the first. For Rocky Mountain, Riley Bruneel scored 7 points but the biggest factor was that …
