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02/08/2025

Day 1 SRV Girls Basketball Districts = ✅

Day 1 brought the heat in Idaho 4A Girls Basketball! The Cole Valley Chargers came out strong with a 33-17 victory, while the McCall Donnelly Vandals dominated with a 62-23 win 🔥

Coming up Feb 8th @ 7:00:
#1 Fruitland Grizzlies vs #4 Cole Valley Chargers
#2 Weiser Wolverines vs #3 McCall Vandals

Mark your calendars - Championship game set for Feb 13th! 🏆

Who are you rooting for? Let us know! 👇

02/06/2025

THE TIME IS HERE… GIRLS SNAKE RIVER VALLEY DISTRICTS BEGINS TONIGHT! 🙌🏼🏀

The road to the Real Dairy Shootout starts tonight in 4A Girls Basketball! Here’s how our teams stack up:

Fruitland (8-2) claims the #1 seed and awaits the winner of tonight’s Cole Valley vs Homedale battle. Meanwhile, #2 Weiser faces the winner of McCall-Donnelly vs Payette.

Three tickets to state are up for grabs - who’s cutting down the nets on February 13th? 🏆

Follow all the district tournament action RIGHT HERE on FLOWW Network!

02/04/2025

02/03/2025

TITUS VIDLAK DROPPED 41 POINTS AGAINST COLE VALLEY 😦‼️

On Saturday, Feb. 1st, Fruitland squeezed past Cole Valley, winning 80-76, completing an upset win over the #2 team in the SRV.

From Coach “Team poured in 80 total. Complete team win over conference top ranked Cole Valley 80-76.

According to many sources, the most points in a game in over 45 years.”

Congratulations & on your conference win!

02/01/2025

🏀 GRIZZLIES STAY HOT IN CONFERENCE! 🔥

The Fruitland Grizzlies (11-8, 7-2) continued their strong conference run with a 52-35 victory over Payette (4-16, 0-10) Tuesday night. Kennedy Fitch (12pts) and Jenna Jenks (11pts) led the balanced Grizzly attack, while Haylo Collingwood paced the Pirates with 8 points. The Griz used a strong defensive effort, holding Payette to single digits in multiple quarters, helping them secure their 7th conference win of the season. Sianna Gable and Bella Nunez added 7 points each for the Pirates in the losing effort.

01/31/2025

The Grizzlies Move Past the Pirates!🤝🏽‼️

The Fruitland Grizzlies (5-11, 2-3) secured a convincing 60-27 victory over the Payette Pirates (1-13, 0-5) in an Idaho 4A Boys Basketball Conference game. The Grizzlies controlled the game from start to finish, leading 12-4 after the first quarter and extending their advantage to 29-13 by halftime.

Fruitland’s balanced scoring attack was led by Brigham Walker and Titus Vidlak, who each contributed 10 points to the winning effort. Walker showed efficiency on the floor, converting multiple opportunities while maintaining solid defensive pressure.

For Payette, Nathan Cisneros led the scoring with 8 points, while Michael Ocampo added 6 points in the losing effort. The Pirates struggled to generate consistent offense throughout the game, particularly in the second half where Fruitland’s defense clamped down even further.

The game highlighted the current trajectories of both programs, with Fruitland showing signs of improvement in their conference schedule despite their overall record, while Payette continues to search for answers in what has been a challenging season.

The final score of 60-27 reflects the Grizzlies’ dominance on both ends of the floor, as they held the Pirates to one of their lowest scoring outputs of the season while executing efficiently on offense throughout all four quarters.

01/24/2025

THE LADY TROJANS BARELY SLIDE PAST THE PIRATES 🤝🏽🏀

The Trojans (2-5) grabbed their second conference W of the season behind a balanced offensive attack! Homedale’s trio of Belen Asumendi (13pts), Stella Heck (10pts), and Tiana Sorenson (10pts) spread the scoring around to secure the 42-41 victory. Clutch team effort down the stretch by the home squad 💪

On the visitors’ side, Payette (0-9) proved they’re WAY better than their record suggests! The Pirates’ dynamic duo of Sianna Gable (15pts) and Madison Brown (14pts) led all scorers and nearly pulled off the upset. After trailing by 9 in Q1, they fought back to make it a one-possession game!

01/23/2025

FRUITLAND COMES UP BIG AGAINST WEISER IN TONIGHT’S DUAL 🤼‼️

In a decisive dual meet, Fruitland emerged victorious over Weiser with a final team score of 51-27. The match featured several dominant performances and quick pins on both sides.

The evening started with a forfeit split at the lower weights, with Weiser’s Sean Elliott collecting points at 98 lbs and Fruitland’s Mason Butler doing the same at 106 lbs. Fruitland then built momentum with back-to-back first-period falls from Braden Griffith (113 lbs) and Marcus Aleman (120 lbs), the latter securing his pin in just 42 seconds.

Weiser showed resilience in the middle weights, with Cole Ingle (132 lbs) and Klete Cook (138 lbs) earning hard-fought decisions, followed by Tyson Cobb’s impressive 19-5 major decision at 144 lbs. However, Fruitland responded strongly with Coye Coffman’s quick pin at 150 lbs and Kaden MacKenzie’s technical fall at 157 lbs.

One of the most dominant performances came from Weiser’s Luke Sarich at 165 lbs, who secured a 15-0 technical fall in just 3:29. Kash Cobb (175 lbs) followed with a pin for Weiser, but Fruitland closed out the meet with authority, winning the final three matches by fall, including Raymond Florez’s impressive 1-minute pin at 190 lbs.

The higher weights proved decisive for Fruitland, as they secured three consecutive pins to seal their team victory. The match showcased both teams’ talent and competitive spirit, with multiple bonus-point victories highlighting the evening.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Short edit coming soon!

01/22/2025

WOLVERINES TAKE CHARGE OVER THE GRIZZLIES IN FIRST ROUND CONFERENCE WIN 🔥‼️

The Weiser Wolverines took control early and never looked back, securing a decisive 70-48 victory over the Fruitland Grizzlies in Tuesday night’s matchup at Weiser High School. After a competitive opening quarter, the Wolverines’ defensive intensity and balanced scoring attack proved too much for the visiting Grizzlies.

Josh Mizar led the charge with a game-high 19 points, while Kolin Cook added 17 in an efficient performance. Garrett Walker contributed 15 points to round out Weiser’s top scorers. For the Grizzlies, Konnor Clarich matched Cook’s 17 points, and Titus Vidlak chipped in 10.

The win showcased Weiser’s depth and defensive prowess, as they held Fruitland to just 21 second-half points while maintaining their offensive rhythm throughout the contest.

Scoring Leaders:
Weiser
- Josh Mizar: 19 pts
- Kolin Cook: 17 pts
- Garrett Walker: 15 pts

Fruitland
- Konnor Clarich: 17 pts
- Titus Vidlak: 10 pts

Final: Weiser 70, Fruitland 48
📍WHS | 1.21.25

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01/17/2025

THE TROJANS GET PAST THE WOLVERINES IN A TOUGH RIVAL GAME 🔥🔥‼️

The Homedale Trojans (1-0, 6-5) secured a key conference victory in a rivalry matchup against the Weiser Wolverines (0-2, 8-3) on their home court Tuesday night. The Trojans overcame a gritty effort by Weiser to start their conference season on a high note while handing their rivals a second straight league loss.

Homedale was led by a balanced offensive attack. Lukas Hall paced the Trojans with 13 points, finding success inside and at the free-throw line. Luke Henry added 10 points, including critical baskets in the second half to fend off a late Weiser rally. Keaton Sorenson chipped in 7 points, providing steady contributions throughout the game.

The Wolverines kept it close behind a standout performance from Owen Funke, who led all scorers with 13 points. Josh Mizar added 11 points, showcasing his ability to drive to the basket and hit tough shots. Kolin Cook contributed 9 points, but it wasn’t enough as the Wolverines struggled to capitalize on key possessions in the fourth quarter.

Homedale took control early, building a slim lead in the first quarter with tenacious defense and fast-break opportunities. The Trojans extended their advantage in the second quarter, heading into halftime up 24-19. Despite several scoring runs from Weiser, Homedale’s composure and defensive intensity in the final minutes sealed the win.

This game marked the continuation of an intense rivalry between the two programs, with both teams bringing energy and passion to the court. For Weiser, the loss comes on the heels of a tough conference defeat to the Cole Valley Chargers, dropping the Wolverines to 0-2 in league play after starting the season 8-1.

Homedale, now 1-0 in conference action, will look to build on this momentum as they prepare for their next matchup against the Payette Pirates on Saturday. That game will be live-streamed on our page for fans who can’t make it in person.

Weiser will aim to regroup as they search for their first conference win in what remains a competitive league race.

01/15/2025

THE LADY CHARGERS ROLL PAST THE TROJANS ⚡️🏀

The Cole Valley Chargers showcased a dominant performance tonight, cruising to a commanding 47-20 victory over the Homedale Trojans.

The Chargers took control early, building a 25-9 lead by halftime with impressive teamwork and defensive intensity. The second half was no different, as they continued to execute on both ends of the court, extending their lead and never looking back. Standout contributions came from Ella Bradley, who led the team with 17 points, and Maren Brushey, who chipped in 11 points. Vienna Westhuis also added 5 points, providing key moments to propel the Chargers forward.

On the other side, the Trojans were led by Belen Asumendi and Whitlee Burch, who each scored 7 points. Despite their efforts, the Trojans struggled to find their rhythm against the relentless Chargers’ defense.

With this win, the Lady Chargers move to a 7-9 Record this season.

01/14/2025

YOUR DECEMBER ATHLETE OF THE MONTH IS JOSH MIZAR FROM WEISER HIGH SCHOOL! 🏀🌟

Presented by Insurance this standout player from Weiser High School has been turning heads on the court with his incredible performances.

Josh is averaging an impressive 22 points per game, along with 11 rebounds and 4 assists, showcasing his all-around game and leadership. Keep an eye on this rising star as he continues to make waves this season!

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01/07/2025

🚨ASHTON JEANTY DECLARES FOR THE NFL DRAFT🚨

Boise State’s star RB, Ashton Jeanty, has officially declared for the NFL Draft! 💪🏈

After a record-breaking season with 2,601 rushing yards, 29 rushing touchdowns, and 138 receiving yards, Jeanty has solidified his place among college football’s elite. 

From electrifying plays on the blue turf to chasing dreams on the big stage, he’s ready to make his mark in the league. 🌟

Drop a 🙌 to wish him luck in this next chapter!

01/01/2025

WHAT A SEASON FOR ASHTON JEANTY 🔥

🏈 2,601 Rushing Yards (2nd in FBS, 28 Yards Short of Barry Sanders Record)
🏈 30 Total Touchdowns
🏈 Heisman Trophy Runner Up (First ever in BSU History)
🏈 Helped lead his team to the CFP with a 1ST-ROUND BYE!

Thank you, Ashton, for your remarkable time with the Broncos. Your legacy will forever be etched in BSU and FBS history. Congratulations on an outstanding season—you’ve made Bronco Nation proud!

12/22/2024

THE UNDEFEATED UMATILLA VIKINGS HOLD ON IN A THRILLER AGAINST THE FRUITLAND GRIZZLIES!

In an intense showdown on Fruitland’s home court, the undefeated Umatilla Vikings from Oregon faced off against the determined Fruitland Grizzlies.

The game was nothing short of electrifying, with both teams battling fiercely from start to finish. Despite a strong push from the Grizzlies, who came very close to ending the Vikings’ perfect record, Umatilla managed to edge out a hard-fought victory with a final score of 65-62.

Fruitland finishes their Nov-Dec. run with a 2-6 overall record. They resume play on 1/4 where they will travel to Buhl and play at 3:00pm.

12/14/2024

THE EASTERN IDAHO THUNDERRIDGE TITANS ARE YOUR 2024 SHAKE IT UP OVERALL CHAMPIONS! 📣🎉

Congratulations to on this incredible achievement.

Shake it Up is an annual Cheer and Dance Competition held at Nampa High School and Owyhee High School. This year the Thunderridge Titans became the overall champions, having the most amount of points in every category (Stunt, Sideline, Show)

Photos and highlights out soon🎉 (in collaboration with - Thunderridge is located in Eastern Idaho as a 6A School)
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