Race Archibald is a sports reporter for the Idaho Press, with a focus on local sports in Caldwell, Idaho. His articles cover a range of sports including volleyball, football, basketball, and track and field, highlighting standout athletes, game recaps, and upcoming events in the area. Race's work has also been featured in the Post Register.
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BOISE — Just barely, Boise’s state title streak in boys swimming stayed alive.
The annual showdown between the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene men’s basketball programs takes center state Tuesday night. The Mayors’ Cup is up for grabs between the two schools,
By: Race Archibald
Eagle wide receiver Scott Heaton (16) reaches for a reception interrupted by Madison's Mason Phillips (14) during high school playoff football action in Eagle. Brian Myrick / Idaho Press
Only four teams from the Treasure Valley remain in the state football playoffs. Defending state champion Bishop Kelly, as well as Vallivue, were knocked out of the 5A bracket last week, ending the football season for the 5A Southern Idaho Conference.
By: Race Archibald
NAMPA — For the first time since 2021, the Mayors’ Cup returns to Nampa.
of 2 Support Local Journalism If you value these stories, please consider subscribing. EAGLE — The Mustangs are going on a business trip this week.
No team has been able to hang with the Grizzlies this season, let alone beat them. But if there's one school that could take down Rocky Mountain, it was Rigby.
BOISE — Save for the opening three minutes, Boise State mostly played to its full potential against Clemson.
The College of Idaho men's cross country team poses with the red banner and championship trophy at the NAIA Cross Country championships Friday, Nov. 22 in Columbia, Mo.
EAGLE — The business trip to Coeur d'Alene last week was a success for the Mustangs.
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