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2024 Treasure Valley All-Conference Baseball Teams
For the second year in a row, Middleton came home with the Player of the Year award in the 5A Southern Idaho Conference. Trey Swygart earned the conference’s top honor, following Robert Orloski who won it last season. The power-hitting senior hit seven home runs this season with 31 RBI and a .329 batting average, leading the Vikings to the top record in the SIC in the regular season. From the mound, Swygart threw a team-high 54 ⅔ innings, striking out 85 batters with a...
STATE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Highland baseball team claims first state trophy in 10 years
Christian Colonel put one drought behind him at least. The Highland High School head baseball coach cracked a smile as his team cruised to a 9-2 win over Middleton in the Class 5A state consolation championship game Saturday at the College of Idaho’s Wolfe Field in Caldwell. It gave the Rams (23-7) their first state trophy in exactly a decade. ...
3A/2A/1A STATE TRACK AND FIELD: Parma's Klahr wins two state titles
Parma junior Chase Klahr claimed two state titles on Friday during the first day of the 3A Boys State Track and Field Meet at Middleton High. Klahr won titles in the shot put and discus, two events he finished second in at last year’s state meet. He had personal records in both events, throwing the discus 162 feet, 11 inches and launching the shot 53-08.25. Behind Klahr’s effort, Parma sits...
STATE TENNIS ROUNDUP: Four local teams win tennis state titles
Four local teams took hope state tennis championships on Saturday as the Boise girls, Eagle boys, Parma girls and Weiser boys each took home team crowns. The Boise girls team won its fourth straight state title with 75.5 points, well ahead of second-place Eagle, which had 32. Middleton and Timberline also placed. Eagle’s boys team win was a little closer, as the Mustangs scored 46 points to win their second...
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