Rigby High School senior Giada Bertagnolli, named the All-American Cleaning & Restoration Athlete of the Week, will continue her volleyball and academic careers at the U.S. Air Force Academy with plans to pursue a career in medicine.

Quarterback Jaxton Briggs led the Bonneville Bees to a victory over the Blackfoot Broncos on September 18th, helping the team reach a 2-2 record after a difficult 0-2 start to the season.

Thunder Ridge Titan McKay Scoresby has become a versatile impact player for his team, contributing significantly on offense, defense, and special teams during their 2-1 start to the season.

Skyline High School quarterback John Giannini has been named the All-American Cleaning and Restoration Student-Athlete of the Week following his standout performance in a 35-24 victory over the Century Diamondbacks.

Blackfoot High School senior Briggs Esplin was named the All-American Cleaning and Restoration Athlete of the Week after scoring three touchdowns in a 41-13 victory over Century.

The Ririe Boys’ Golf team recently won their 4th District Title in a row, and are now headed to the 3A State Tournament this weekend in Payette, Idaho at Scotch Pines Golf Course. For our Athlete of the Week segment, I went to Jefferson Hills Golf Course in Rigby to walk with the team’s seniors during their practice round ahead of this weekend’s action.

RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI) – When Rigby baseball needed Kadyn Hench, he delivered at both the plate and the mound. On Monday, he pitched 6 innings against Bonneville giving up just 3 hits and no runs. The next day, he blasted a three run homerun in a 10-3 win over Skyline. Kadyn had the Trojans back

Today’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week segment takes us to Hillcrest High School, where Raine Jarvis has been putting up impressive numbers over the past 5 games.

This week, our Sermon-Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week segment brought me to Blackfoot. There, one young athlete has big dreams – becoming a professional soccer player. Now, he’s drawing overseas interest. Caesar Chavez Jr. is a Freshman on the Blackfoot High School soccer team. But his journey didn’t start here. It was 8 years ago when Caesar first jumped into the competitive side of the sport.

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — For most high school athletes, balancing one sport with school is more than enough. For Skyline senior Taylor Taylor, that balance includes three. From Friday night lights in the fall, to the basketball court in the winter, and now the baseball diamond in the spring, Taylor’s final year of high school has been a constant rotation of competition. And he wouldn’t have it any other way.

In this week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week segment, we grab our barbells and 45-pound plates and catch up with teen powerlifter Colter Rammell from Teton High School.

Gracie Longhurst and Alli Sutherland are two outstanding players on the Bonneville Bees Softball team. The bees have won 3 straight games, and over that time, the pair have put up some serious numbers. In this week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week segment, we dive into the numbers.

Heavy wind gusts and brisk temperatures don’t exactly scream “baseball season”, but in Idaho, that is what is what the start of the season feels like. Kicking off their campaign in chilly fashion this week, the Idaho Falls Tigers took both games of a double header against the Wood River Wolverines on Wednesday, March 11th. On that Idaho Falls squad is where we find our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week Rooke Hawker, who has his own opinions on the weather.

In this week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week segment, I went to Madison High School to speak with some state champion wrestlers. Brand’n Edstrom (120), Ace Ingram (144), McGregor Miller (215), and Sidi Kante (285) all won the state championship in their weight class, making this the first time in program history that the Bobcats have had four state champs in one year.

In this week’s episode of Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week, we introduce you to Spencer Van Orden, a track star at Highland High School. This past weekend at the ICCU Dome, Spencer competed in his final Simplot Games.

The Rigby boys’ basketball team is fresh off an upset victory over number 1 seeded Thunder Ridge in the district tournament. As our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week Weston Walker tells me, it was a complete game from start to finish for the team.

In this installment of our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week, we go to Shelley, where Junior Londyn Williams is providing a spark for the Lady Russets. Londyn has already had three impressive seasons in Shelley.

Austin Arave is a senior on the Blackfoot basketball team. As of the writing of this article, Austin and the Broncos are 14-3 on the year. Ahead of their January 31st game against the Preston Indians, both Austin and his teammate Kasen Sorensen were honored during pregame for crossing the 1,000-point mark in their high school careers.

SUGAR SALEM, Idaho (KIFI) — Winning has become routine for the Sugar Salem Diggers girls basketball team. After completing a second straight undefeated season, the Diggers now sit on a remarkable 47-game winning streak, cementing themselves as one of the state’s most dominant programs.

In this installment of our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week Segment, we go to Skyline High School, where Macy Marlow and the Lady Grizzlies are coming off a big rivalry win against the Idaho Falls Tigers.

The Sugar-Salem Diggers Boys’ basketball team is off to a hot start, much like their girls’ team. On the boys’ team, we find this week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week, Kaden Nate. Kaden and the Diggers have jumped out to a 5-0 start to their season, as of the writing of this article.

This week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week is a senior on the Skyline Girl’s basketball team. Madison Merzlock is a forward on the team, and she plays hard.

In the first quarter of the game, our Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week was making plays all over the floor. Rhett Hammond is a Junior Shooting Guard on the Bobcats. The game was clicking for him, especially on the offensive end of the floor.

While a new season brings excitement, for seniors like Kinzley, it also brings other emotions. “Our first game was a little sad for me because I’m like ‘Oh gosh, this is the last time I get to do it,” she said. “But it’s also exciting to look for the future, and we have an exciting year to come.”

This week’s Sermon Service & Electric Student-Athlete of the Week is Tyson Sweetwood, the senior quarterback of the Hillcrest Knights’ football team. This past weekend in their state quarterfinal game against Lakeland, Tyson filled in the stat sheet with some impressive numbers.

Winning is not easy in high school football. It takes an entire team that is bought in and willing to do whatever it takes to win. And that is exactly what the Century Diamondbacks have. A junior class that has shifted the tide…

SUGAR CITY, Idaho (KIFI) — In the competitive world of Idaho high school football, few programs have dominated like Sugar Salem at the 4A level. Over the past seven years, the Diggers have built a dynasty under head coach Tyler Richards, one of only two coaches in state history to win six state championships in a seven-year span. Unlike college football, where players can linger for extra seasons, high school athletes get just four years. That means every season demands fresh stars to keep the momentum alive.

In football, teammates often call each other brothers, but for twins Cedric and Malachi Mitchell of Highland High School, the term carries a deeper meaning that extends far beyond the gridiron. These talented siblings, who dominate on opposite sides of the ball, share a bond that fuels their performance and inspires their team. Malachi, a

This week’s Sermon Service and Electric Student Athlete of the Week is Shelley High School running back Jensen Horlacher. After a challenging start to the season, Jensen and the Shelley Russets celebrated a breakthrough with their first win, showcasing their resilience and team chemistry.