April 2024

The Cascade boys golf team teed off for another tournament last week, this time seizing a fifth place finish at Lakeview Golf Club in Meridian.Cole Olson shot the top round for the Ramblers, submitting a 45 over nine holes of action, while Tyler Thurston celebrated a return to the lineup with a 51.Hayden Hull and Kysar Ellsworth each shot a 53 while navigating the Lakeview links, with the latter golfer’s round a personal-best in competition.“Way to go, Kysar” Cascade coach Kerie Kushlan said.Lincoln Huckaby rounded out the Rambler five with a 56, giving the team a combined score of 256.Malayna Zender submitted the top score for the Cascade girls, shooting a 66.Kushlan said Zender continues to improve with every tournament.Claire Pierce also made it out for her first competitive golf this spring, and came away with a score of 69.

Rambler athletes turned heads as the Cascade track and field team braved the cold to compete at a multi-class meet in Parma on Friday.Senior Kallyn Rogers ran season-best times in her signature events, the 100- and 300-meter hurdles, placing second in the latter to lead Rambler athletes at a gathering that featured 16 schools from the 1A, 2A and 3A classifications.Rogers also delivered a fourth place finish in the 100 hurdles with a time of 18.09 seconds.

Whacky weather wreaked havoc on much of the McCall-Donnelly softball team’s schedule last week, including the cancellation of an entire weekend tournament in Kimberly.

The Cascade boys basketball team recently recognized a few of its players with end-of-season awards following a sterling winter campaign.Tyler Thurston, Samuel Huckaby, Cole Olson and Grant Whipple all received honors after helping the Ramblers to a 19-7 record and a third place trophy at the 1AD2 state tournament.Thurston, twice dubbed the Long Pin Conference’s top player, earned Most Valuable Player honors after averaging nearly 18 points, five rebounds and five assists per outing.