Sean Whooley
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Twin Falls, ID, United States
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2019 Idaho high school state wrestling tournament preview
It’s that time of year again, as numerous wrestlers will make their way into Holt Arena in Pocatello with the hopes of having their hand raised as a state champion. → Read More
Times-News prep athletes of the week: Feb. 11-17
Boys athlete of the week: Mitchell Brizee, Twin Falls → Read More
2019 High school girls basketball state tournament preview
On Thursday, six Magic Valley high school girls basketball teams will head to either Nampa or Boise and begin their quests for state titles. → Read More
Local Roundup: No. 6-seed Hansen knocks off No. 3-seed Dietrich
SHOSHONE — The sixth-seeded Huskies topped the No. 3-seed Blue Devils to advance in the Sawtooth Conference tournament. Hansen and Dietrich were tied at halftime, but the Blue Devils stormed out on a 16-9 run after the break to take a seven-point lead into the final quarter. However, the Huskies turned it around with a 19-9 spurt in the final frame to earn a three-point win. “We’ve been talking… → Read More
'I want one of those banners': Driven by its seniors, Shoshone is after a championship
Nine years ago, they were split up into separate teams with different colored shirts, chasing basketballs around the school cafeteria in Shoshone. → Read More
2018-2019 Week 11 Idaho high school boys basketball media poll
Just as high school boys basketball district tournaments begin across Idaho, the final state media poll of the season was released on Tuesday. → Read More
Minico's May, Harwood sign with Idaho State football
RUPERT — All summer long, Minico High School seniors Colter May and Mason Harwood were traveling to different football camps, trying to impress coaches and earn offers to continue their → Read More
Local Roundup: Filer wins defensive battle with Buhl in district tournament
BUHL — The Wildcats had the edge in a defensive battle that saw Filer advance in the Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference tournament on Monday. Buhl led, 9-8, after one quarter, but Filer went on a 10-6 run before halftime to take an 18-15 lead into the break. The two teams each scored nine points in the third quarter and six apiece in the fourth to keep Filer’s three-point lead intact. Buhl senior… → Read More
Twin Falls' Klundt signs with Montana State football
TWIN FALLS — Before Monday, Twin Falls High School head football coach Allyn Reynolds had sent nine players to Division I schools to continue their careers on the gridiron. → Read More
CSI cross country's Montoya, Stelzer bound for Southern Oregon
TWIN FALLS — A couple years ago, Minico High School graduate Zak Montoya was a student at Idaho State University, no longer playing any sports and wondering in what direction → Read More
Oakley's Bedke signs with Carroll College football
OAKLEY — Austin Bedke had kept it a secret from just about everybody. → Read More
Times-News prep athletes of the week: Feb. 4-10
Boys athlete of the week: Bryant Osborne, Hagerman → Read More
Local Roundup: Trojans earn tight win over Senators
WENDELL — The Trojans avenged an earlier loss to Gooding by edging the Senators on Friday. Wendell led, 21-18, at halftime, but things were all square at 31-31 entering the fourth quarter. In that frame, Wendell outscored Gooding, 17-13, to earn the win. “The kids did a nice job,” Wendell head coach AJ Kelsey said. “[Gooding is] missing a couple guys but they had other guys step up...We built… → Read More
Canyon Ridge's Weston signs with CSI volleyball
TWIN FALLS — The opportunity to play volleyball for a defending NJCAA national champion would be enticing for anyone. The chance to play volleyball just a few minutes from home → Read More
Local Roundup: Buhl tops Filer in OT for SCIC title
FILER — The Indians won the Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference title by pulling away from Filer in overtime on Thursday. The Indians, who hadn’t won a single game in conference play during the regular season, defeated Gooding in the first round, beat Filer in the second, and, despite losing to the Wildcats in the first go at the title game, Buhl was able to win it all. “I’m so proud of the… → Read More
Trojans defeat Vikings to earn spot in state play-in game
MURTAUGH — Three times before, the Raft River and Valley High School girls basketball teams had met this season. → Read More
Local Roundup: Dietrich beats Hagerman, stays alive in districts
SHOSHONE — No. 5-seed Dietrich stayed alive in the Sawtooth District tournament by defeating No. 4-seed Hagerman for a second time in the tournament. “The girls had a lot of energy, pretty much the whole game,” said Dietrich coach Acey Shaw. “They stayed in control.” The Blue Devils (18-5) led 20-12 at the half and outscored the Pirates, 26-20, in the second half. Dietrich senior Bailey Hubert… → Read More
Wood's free throws lift Carey past Murtaugh for district title
SHOSHONE — The battle of the two top teams in the Sawtooth Conference was never going to be easy for either side. → Read More
Twin Falls' Hadden signs with Columbia Basin College volleyball
TWIN FALLS — Michael Jordan, the head volleyball coach at Columbia Basin College, recalled his first interaction with current Twin Falls High School senior Jorja Hadden as a funny one. → Read More
Wall, May, Withers comprise first CSI cross country signing class since program reboot
TWIN FALLS — College of Southern Idaho cross country coach Lindsey Anderson wasn't quite sure what to do on Wednesday. → Read More