
Vandal football turns to Sorensen
McCall-Donnelly will stay in-house to fill its head coaching vacancy for football, elevating assistant BJ Sorensen to run the program.

McCall-Donnelly will stay in-house to fill its head coaching vacancy for football, elevating assistant BJ Sorensen to run the program.
Meadows Valley’s Koby Rivas was recognized as the Long Pin Conference handed out awards for boys basketball.

The McCall-Donnelly softball team knows any road to the top of the Snake River Valley Conference this season runs through league rivals Homedale and Weiser.

The Vandals return six of nine players from last year’s team, which went 4-12.

The returning Vandals have already taken to running practices and training for a promising crop of newcomers.

The Vandals boast 45 golfers this spring and coach BJ Sorensen said they are a close group, dedicated and willing to work hard.

Tyler Thurston was named the Long Pin Conference’s Most Valuable Player as league coaches voted on awards for boys basketball.

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McCall-Donnelly’s Luke Scott and Michael Foster both snared second-team selections as the Snake River Valley Conference announced awards for boys basketball.
Four Ramblers and one Cascade coach were recognized as the Long Pin Conference announced awards for boys basketball.