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Gridiron Guesses Nov. 13, 2026: State semifinal time for Coeur d'Alene, Lakeland and Coeur du Christ
For the season, Mark, Jason and Josh are all 62-17.
The Front Row with TOM HASSLINGER Oct. 29, 2010
Zag fans, you didn’t disappoint.
Prep volleyball
N.I. Christian d.
Northwest Notes October 29, 2010
NIC volleyball team
Locals brace for running at elevation
For those teams with championship aspirations this weekend, they’ll have to aim high.
Then came the feedback from Zag fans
Zag fans, you didn't disappoint. Walking in the office last Friday morning, the red light on my telephone was blinking madly.
The Front Row with MARK NELKE October 28, 2010
It’s been a spirited fall so far in Spirit Lake.
Schools set out for southern glory
For those teams qualifying for this year’s state volleyball tournaments, there are no second chances.
Idaho prep football media poll, Oct. 28, 2010
Records as of Oct. 26
Vandals gear for 'pain' of trip to Hawaii
When most people fly to Hawaii, it's for pleasure.
The Front Row with JASON ELLIOTT October 27, 2010
At the start of the 2010 baseball season, I figured that I'd see Cliff Lee pitching the first game of the World Series.
Boise State rolls to 21st straight victory
BOISE - Boise State got caught flat-footed on an onside kick and fumbled away another kickoff. It almost had another costly fumble, and Kellen Moore threw his …
Miami falls in Big 3's debut
LeBron James and the Miami Heat were showered with chants of "overrated!" They sure looked that way in their debut as a team formed to win a championship.
NIC women win at invite
WALLA WALLA, Wash. - The North Idaho College women shot a second-day 262 to win the Walla Walla Community College golf invitational by 16 shots on Tuesday at the Wine Valley Golf Club.
Baseball union would consider expanded playoffs
SAN FRANCISCO - Baseball's playoffs could be expanding in two years.
Northwest Notes October 27, 2010
Three NIC teams make