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At Borah High School, both Borah and Timberline came out behind the hot shooting of individuals. Cody Spjute for Borah and Jarid Downey for Timberline both had 3 3-pointers each in the first quarter, accounting for all but four of the team’s combined points. Downey would go on to hit 6 of them in the game. Timberline maintained a lead through the first half and through the third quarter. But as the fourth quarter . . . → Read More: Fast start puts Wolves up, strong finish gives Lions win Here is a preview of each team in the 5A Southern Idaho Conference . . . → Read More: 5A Southern Idaho Conference Preview  Leave a comment  Hoops Preview  Aaron Maffey, Ben Kotzian, Ben Tucakovic, Braden Shaw, Brandon Luedtke, Brock Holubetz, Bryce Feist, Cody Spjute, Colby Henderson, Connor Bird, Daryl Robertson, David Trompke, DJ Dean, Gabe Vazquez, Grant Saetrum, Isaiah Wright, Jack Tate, Jackson Reed, Jarid Downey, Joe Simpson, John Sherle, Jordan Hall, Landon Kissinger, Nate Bruneel, Tanner Percifield According to our poll taken on September 13, you selected Vallivue High School as the team to beat in the 5A Boys Southern Idaho Conference (see the results below). Vallivue head coach Scott Moore returns for his second year after going 9-11 in year one. The Falcons lose a couple of key guards but bring back young players that saw a lot of varsity time from last year. Second in voting is Eagle. The Mustangs . . . → Read More: Vallivue selected the team to beat This is part 4 of 4 state tournament previews Post Falls vs. Borah 8:00 PM at the Idaho Center This is probably the best match up of any first round game in the tournament. Both Post Falls (19-4) and Borah (18-5) won their conference’s regular season but were upset in their respective district tournaments, finishing as the #2 seeds. What was two weeks ago predicted to potentially be the 5A state tournament championship game will . . . → Read More: State Tourney Preview – Post Falls vs. Borah Six teams are still in the hunt for the Southern Idaho Conference (SIC) title and eight teams still have a chance to finish in the top five and get an automatic spot in the district tournament. Borah and Capital are the top two defensive teams while Centennial and Mountain View are putting up the most points in conference play. Vallivue has surpassed the 300 3-point field goal attempt mark yet they are still in the . . . → Read More: Boys 5A SIC Statistics (through January 31) Comments are closed General News, High School Basketball Faruk Huskic, Isaiah Wright, Jacob Betancourt, Tyson Percifield Here are the statistics for the 5A Southern Idaho Conference boys, thanks again to Steve Schroeder. Only 2.5 games separate first and fifth place. But, when it comes to qualifying for state, the more interesting look is at the race for fifth place. Remember, the top 5 teams automatically qualify for the district tournament. The bottom 6 teams have a single elimination play-in game to get into the district tournament. Boise, Vallivue, Eagle and Rocky . . . → Read More: Boys 5A SIC Player Stats (through January 24) One comment - (Comments are closed) General News, High School Basketball Faruk Huskic, Isaiah Wright, Jacob Betancourt, Tyson Percifield Steve Schroeder has sent out this week’s 5A Boys SIC stats. Borah continues to dominate on defense (46.5 ppg) while Centennial keeps putting up big numbers (61.9 ppg) including two players that are in the top 5 in scoring. Percifield (Mountain View), Huskic (Centennial) and Wright (Borah) remain a top the three big leader boards. Percifield is also in the top 10 in field goal percentage, 3-pt percentage and free throw percentage. Luedtke (Mountain View) . . . → Read More: 5A Boys SIC Stats (through January 17, 2011) Comments are closed General News, High School Basketball Brandon Luedtke, Faruk Huskic, Isaiah Wright, Tyson Percifield It was a Black Out at Rocky Mountain High School but for the Grizzlies, they were mostly in the dark. Borah led most of the game through their steady style of play. Never too high or low, the Lions withstood the hard nosed defense that Rocky Mountain presented and turned away several late mini-runs by the Grizzlies. Borah would get the win 53-40 It was impressive to see how many times Rocky could jump into . . . → Read More: Borah at Rocky Mountain Game Recap One comment - (Comments are closed) Game Recaps Ben Tucakovic, Braden Corpus, Brett McCutchen, David Trompke, Isaiah Wright, Riley Bruneel |
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