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Congratulations to the 7 Idaho Select players that were named to the Idaho All-State teams this year, including 2 Players of the Year. There were also two out of state Idaho Select players that were chosen to their respective all-state teams, making a total of 9 Idaho Select players that were recognized for their talents. Wahl was named the 1A-D2 Player of the Year and Nygaard was selected as the 2A Player of the . . . → Read More: Idaho All-State Teams 
Nebeker, holding his Idaho All Star MVP trophy, is the ninth Idaho Select player to win the Gatorade Idaho Player of the Year award Today, Gatorade announced that Melba’s Joey Nebeker was selected as their 2011-12 Idaho Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Nebeker, who was recently selected as the Idaho All Star Game MVP in Coeur d’ Alene, is the ninth Idaho Select player to win the award since 2000. Download the Gatorade . . . → Read More: Nebeker named Idaho Gatorade Player of the Year 5A Southern Idaho Conference First Team – Aaron Maffey Second Team – David Trompke Honorable Mention – Grant Saetrum, Cody Spjute 4A Southern Idaho Conference First Team – Tyler Dubowsky Second Team – Andrew Bruce Honorable Mention – Andy Forse 3A Snake River Valley Conference First Team – Trevor Kiser 2A Western Idaho Conference Player of the Year – Joey Nebeker Second Team – Trevor Thomas Too see all selections, click here . . . → Read More: District III All Conference Teams At the Idaho Center on Saturday, three title games featured five players from Idaho Select rosters. In the 1A-D2 game, Sawyer Wahl was dominant for Nezperce in their game against Carey. In addition to his 20 points and 10 rebounds, Wahl set the tone early by taking three charges in the first quarter. Nezperce would get the win 47-62. Wahl averaged 17.7 points and 7 rebounds in the tournament, showing why he is a top . . . → Read More: Select players grab three state titles From the Idaho Center, five Idaho Select players will get their shot to carve their place in Idaho history. Sawyer Wahl (Nezperce) will start the day off with the tournament’s first championship game vs. Carey. In the 2A game, Kamiah’s Jack Nygaard will match up with Cole Valley’s Trevor Thomas. And in the day’s finale, Seth Anderson (Post Falls) and Cody Spjute (Borah) square off in the 5A title game. Check out all the Idaho . . . → Read More: Idaho Select players go for glory in three state title games From Capital High School, Kamiah and New Plymouth squared off in the first semi-final game and it was a great one. The fans were in to it and both teams brought out the best in each other. For New Plymouth, it was the White brothers that were the key to early first half success. The younger of the two, Chase, was hitting outside bombs while the older brother, Carson, was playing great defense. Kamiah was . . . → Read More: Kamiah keeps it rolling, moves to the state finals Spjute scores 12 to help Borah advance to the 5A semi-finals Tate and Saetrum combine for 31 to lead Timberline to 5A semi-finals Nygaard scores 19 and Kamiah moves on to 2A semi-finals Wahl’s 16 points leads Nezperce on to the 1A-D2 semi-finals Read box scores here In the final 4A game of the day from the Borah Sports Complex, Rigby showed why they are a top ranked team in the state. Rigby is big from the point to the post and their size advantage got even bigger five minutes into the first quarter when Jerome’s big man, Jake Hollifield, went down with an ankle injury. Initially, Jerome looked like they were going to hang around. Garret Leavitt and Shaquille Kennedy kept . . . → Read More: Rigby ready for the semi-finals Game #3 at the Idaho Center was a roller coaster ride between Post Falls and Centennial. It was clear that Post Falls was the more comfortable team at the start. Marcus Colbert showed why Montana State signed him earlier this year. He’s a total floor general with vision and swagger. And running mates Luke Thoreson and Michael Hillman pitched in to keep things balanced. By halftime, Post Falls had built a 28-16 lead, thanks to . . . → Read More: Colbert keeps Post Falls in it, moves them to the semis Game 2 at the Idaho Center matched Timberline and Highland. Timberline’s Jack Tate paced the Wolves and showed a few things that we haven’t seen this season. He was scoring off the drive (as expected) but also hitting the 15 footer. For Highland, Clark Wilkinson and Austin Andreasen led the way for the Rams. Wilkinson, though struggling from the line, was a force in the pain and Andreasen showed athleticism from the guard position. It . . . → Read More: Timberline takes down Highland |
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