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The Idaho Falls Chukars have lost three in a row, the latest being an 11-3 blowout via the Billings Mustangs on Sunday at Melaleuca Field.

The Idaho Falls Chukars dropped their second game in a row against the Billings Mustangs 7-5 on Saturday at Melaleuca Field.

After taking an early lead Friday night at Melaleuca Field, the Idaho Falls Chukars didn’t score again, and the Billing Mustangs took the victory 5-1.

In a tight matchup Wednesday night at Melaleuca Field, the Idaho Falls Chukars put up a crooked number in the 7th inning to solidify a 7-3 win.

In the Pioneer League equivalent of a 1-0 game, the Idaho Falls Chukars fell at home against the Billings Mustangs Tuesday night 3-2.

The Idaho Falls Chukars have taken a huge 10-4 lead in the Highway Series, and they extended that advantage Wednesday night in a 10-8 win at Melaleuca Field.

In a close game Friday night to start a long road trip, the Chukars took control at the right time, scoring five unanswered runs in the later innings for the lead and a 9-5 series-opening win.

With a 6-4 win Thursday night, the Pioneer League equivalent of a pitcher’s duel, the Idaho Falls Chukars picked up their first series victory of the 2nd half, taking two of three from the Glacier Range Riders.

A tough night on the bump was too much to overcome for the Idaho Falls Chukars Wednesday night, as the Chuks fell to the Glacier Range Riders 15-8.

The Pioneer League’s best offense is at it again, as the Chukars put up 17 runs Tuesday night to win their first game of the 2nd half.

Tuesday night, the Idaho Falls Chukars return to Melaleuca Field with a clean slate, as the 2nd half of the Pioneer League season begins.

After tying a season-long losing skid Tuesday night, the Idaho Falls Chukars roared back into the win column Wednesday with 16-5 and 4-2 wins over the Boise Hawks in the Highway Series.

The Idaho Falls Chukars continue to struggle, losing to the Boise Hawks 8-6 Tuesday night, extending their losing streak to five games and tying their season-worst skid.

The Idaho Falls Chukars dropped their fourth straight game against the Great Falls Voyagers 9-3 on Sunday.

The Idaho Falls Chukars have hit a rough patch against the Great Falls, losing their third game against the Voyagers on Saturday night 22-9.

Despite scoring four unearned runs in the 8th inning Thursday night, the Idaho Falls Chukars’ attempt at back-to-back comeback wins fell short in a 6-5 loss to the Great Falls Voyagers.

After falling behind 4-0, then giving up the game-tying run in the top of the ninth inning, the Idaho Falls Chukars walked off the Great Falls Voyagers Wednesday night 6-5 on a Hunter Hisky RBI single.

After a blowout loss Monday, the Idaho Falls Chukars got back in the win column Tuesday night 9-6 to start a six-game set against the Great Falls Voyagers.

The Idaho Falls Chukars trailed the Ogden Raptors immediately on the Fourth of July Monday, and Ogden never looked back in a 23-10 defeat of the Chuks.

MISSOULA, MT (KIFI) – The Idaho Falls Chukars, at long last, have picked up their first win of the season against the Missoula Paddleheads, avoiding a sweep Friday night with an 8-4 win. Despite trailing 3-1 early, Idaho Falls rattled five unanswered runs, including three in the sixth inning, to take a lead it would

In a thrilling back-and-forth battle Thursday night, the Idaho Falls Chukars fell just short against the Missoula Paddleheads in a 14-13 defeat, their fifth loss in five tries against Missoula this season.

After a narrow loss on Saturday, the Idaho Falls Chukars bounced back in a big way on Sunday with a 15-7 win over the Glacier Range Riders.

Despite scoring runs in the first three innings, the Idaho Falls Chukars failed to record a hit after the fourth inning and fell to the Glacier Range Riders 4-3 on Saturday night.

The Idaho Falls Chukars got back into the win column on Friday night, defeating the Glacier Range Riders 6-3.

The Idaho Falls Chukars cooled off Thursday night after winning eight of their last nine games, falling to the Ogden Raptors 5-2.

The Idaho Falls Chukars remain hot after winning their fourth straight game Wednesday night, a 6-0 shutout victory over the Ogden Raptors to improve to a Pioneer League-best 15-4.

The Idaho Falls Chukars stayed red hot Tuesday night by blowing out the Ogden Raptors 15-3 in the opener to a three-game set at home.

For the first time in Pioneer League history, two players from the same team recorded a cycle in a single game as Hunter Hisky and Dusty Stroup hit for the cycle in a 25-17 Saturday night win against the Rocky Mountain Vibes.

A barrage of early inning runs by the Rocky Mountain Vibes was too much to come back from for the Idaho Falls Chukars Friday night, as the Chuks fell 9-5 to snap a four-game win streak.

Make it four straight wins for the Idaho Falls Chukars, as they stayed hot Thursday night with a seven-run win against the Rocky Mountain Vibes.

The Idaho Falls Chukars are in the first place, and they took the top spot with a bang Wednesday night, scoring 21 runs in the first five innings of their win against the Rocky Mountain Vibes.

Thanks to 13 runs scored in the first five innings, the Idaho Falls Chukars stayed hot with a dominating win against the Rocky Mountain Vibes Tuesday night.