
Vandals open state against familiar foe
It was before the season even started that McCall-Donnelly boys basketball coach Jason Tinney sensed his current team could be something special.“They bought into the grind then,” Tinney said of summer months.
It was before the season even started that McCall-Donnelly boys basketball coach Jason Tinney sensed his current team could be something special.“They bought into the grind then,” Tinney said of summer months.
The Cascade cheer team took a long, long road on its way to competing at the Idaho High School Dance and Cheer Championships, held at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa on Saturday.The Ramblers competed in the All Girls Show division, which included Show, Pom and Sideline events, and placed 10th out of the 17 teams from 2A schools that participated.Cascade coach Dorothy Stillwell described the experience as “amazing” for her cheerleaders.“Last year was our first year competing,” Stillwell said.
There is senior year, and then there is senior year for McCall-Donnelly’s Gabi Green.
The Cascade boys basketball team is headed back to state after defeating Horseshoe Bend, 59-41, during a 1AD2 District III elimination game on Saturday at the McCall-Donnelly gym.Cole Olson and Tyler Thurston scored 12 points and Grant Whipple added 10 points as the Ramblers earned the district’s final ticket to the 1AD2 State Tournament, which tips off today in Caldwell.
McCall-Donnelly cheerleaders wrapped up the competitive season by placing sixth at the Idaho High School Dance and Cheer Championships, held at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa on Saturday.The Vandals made their mark in the Pom event, in which they qualified to compete at the state event after finishing third at districts on Feb.
Cascade boys basketball players are right back where they want to be – playing for a district championship.Tyler Thurston collected 22 points and seven assists while Cole Olson scored 17 points as the Ramblers held off Council, 65-57, during a 1AD2 District III Tournament semifinal last week at Novotny Gym.The Ramblers (9-1, 16-5) will now play Garden Valley (9-1, 20-2) on Friday at 7:30 p.m.
The McCall-Donnelly boys basketball team is headed back to state.Sam Penny scored 31 points and the Vandals took down Fruitland, 67-43, during a 3A District III Tournament semifinal on Saturday to punch a ticket to the end-of-season big dance, slated for Feb.
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Sam Scott scored 19 points and Mike Wyman delivered a double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds as the McCall-Donnelly boys basketball junior varsity “A” team knocked off Homedale, 51-33, to win its end-of-season tournament last week.Colby Myers added eight points and 12 rebounds as the Vandals wrapped up a banner year with a 20-1 record, which included a 10-0 run through Snake River Valley Conference opponents to win the regular season title.