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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 Bradshaw (Corvallis) scores 28 in win over Polson Read story here Maffey‘s 21 points not enough for Centennial to overcome Timberline and Saetrum & Tate’s 19 points Read summary here Spjute’s 13 points and 7 boards leads Borah past Timberline; Dubowsky (Kuna) gets another double-double (20 points, 12 rebounds) in win over Emmett Read summary here Read Timberline at Borah recap here Bradshaw (Corvallis) scores 36 but Blue Devils lose in OT Read story here
Lado’s double-double (13 points, 12 rebounds) leads Wildcats to win Read story here Nebeker (Melba) scores 21 points, has 12 rebounds and 4 assists over Parma; Maffey (Centennial) scores 21, has 9 boards to knock off previously unbeaten Mountain View; Saetrum‘s 14 points, 5 assists for Timberline not enough against Eagle; Dubowsky‘s 11 points not enough for Kuna as Caldwell’s Forse scores 10 and pulls down 14 rebounds, Spjute (Borah) scores 14 in win . . . → Read More: Idaho Select Player News (December 20, 2011) 
Wilkinson (Highland) takes over fourth, leads Rams to win over Madison Read story here Joe Kline/Idaho State Journal Highland's Clark Wilkinson goes up for a jump shot over Madison defender Logan Anderson during the first half on Saturday at Highland High School. Allen (Twin Falls) goes for a double-double (12 points, 12 boards) in win against old teammates at Filer Read story here Bruneel (Utah State) scores 10 in loss to Wichita State Read . . . → Read More: Idaho Select Player News (December 10, 2011) 
Nebeker (second from right) and Bradshaw (fifth from right) both signed with Division I schools after playing this summer with Idaho Select Congratulations to Melba’s Joey Nebeker and Corvallis’s Riley Bradshaw for signing their Division I Letters of Intent. Nebeker, the reigning 2A Idaho Player of the Year signs with Leon Rice and the Boise State Broncos. CLICK HERE to read the article. Bradshaw is a two-time Southwestern A Conference MVP and signs with . . . → Read More: Nebeker signs at Boise State, Bradshaw signs at Utah State 
In the past week both McKay Cannon (Shelley High School, 2013) and Clark Wilkinson (Highland High School, 2013) have received scholarship offers from Idaho State University. Neither has given a verbal commitment at this point. Clark Wilkinson Wilkinson, a 6-6 forward, and Cannon, a 6-0 point/shooting guard, played on Idaho Select’s White team this past summer, leading them to an 18-3 record, a championship at the NW Premier Showcase in Seattle and a final-four . . . → Read More: Two more Select players receive Division I offers Day 4 ended a great tournament run for the Idaho Select teams, as three teams now prepare for the Best of the Summer tournament in L.A. Idaho Select Black (17U) started their first game with a strong win over the Arizona Sting, 61-57 to advance to the Gold Bracket Sweet 16. A great game, Black battled back from an 11 point deficit and tied the game with 5:00 minutes to go. From there it was . . . → Read More: Day 4 brings adidas Super 64 to a close All four Idaho Select teams remain alive at the adidas Super 64 moving into Day 4 of the tournament. Idaho Select Black (17U) ended their day with a 94-83 win over Utah’s The Factory. One of the better games of the tournament, both teams showed the dozens of college coaches in attendance that their rosters each have multiple Division I and Division II players. Riley Bradshaw scored 29 while Joey Nebeker added 25. The White . . . → Read More: Day 3 of adidas Super 64 – Staying Alive With pool play complete for the 17U division, bracket play begins today for the adidas Super 64. The White team finished second in their pool, Black finished third so both teams qualify for the Gold bracket. While White got an automatic birth, Black needed to win a play-in game to make it in to the field of 64. Their play-in game was against the Dallas Mustangs. It was their second straight game against a Texas . . . → Read More: Black gets big win over Dallas Mustangs [mid-day report] |
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