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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HOMEDALE — Homedale has the luxury of surrounding its new quarterback with some talented weapons.
CALDWELL — It took all but 15 seconds for the Yotes to light up the scoreboard in 2024.
Rocky Mountain wide receiver Jeff Thompson (16) is caught by Meridian defensive back Daivess Schellhhous (27) during high school football action, Oct. 5, 2023.
Bishop Kelly middle blocker Ali Hansen blocks the ball at the net against Meridian in high school volleyball action Tuesday, Aug. 27.
By: Race Archibald
With wildfire smoke spreading throughout the Treasure Valley and Idaho in recent days, prep football games in the area this week have been affected, either by postponement or a change
HOMEDALE — Boise didn't expect to be playing in Homedale when they woke up on Friday. They also probably didn't expect the soccer team's goalie to kick them to a win.
Owyhee conquered 6A girls soccer last season, defeating Boise on penalties in the state championship game, spoiling the Brave's bid for back-to-back state titles. It was a team the Storm had lost to twice during the regular season.
MERIDIAN — Some of Idaho's top football programs will showcase their talents to schools across state lines.
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