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06/18/2026

📸 Our new FLOWW Network Photographer Program is officially OPEN!

This year, we’re giving photographers across the state the chance to shoot Idaho high school sports and get their photos closer to parents. Here’s the deal:

✅ Keep 75% of every sale + 100% of tips
✅ Instant payouts through Stripe Connect
✅ Claim your own games across every classification
✅ Publish galleries on YOUR terms, at YOUR prices
✅ Write articles and get your work seen statewide
✅ Official FLOWW Network press pass

Whether you’re shooting Friday night football, packed gyms, or spring baseball under the lights, there’s a place for your work with us. We’ve already had several photographers apply — and we’re looking for as many around Idaho as we can find.

Ready to put your work in the spotlight? Read on how to apply today 👇

FLOWW Network is launching its new Photographer Program this year, and we’re inviting photographers from across Idaho to join. Keep 75% of every sale plus…

06/12/2026

7TH GRADE BLUE GOES BACK-2-BACK 🏈🏆

7th grade takes it 55-8, back-to-back Idaho Bowl wins! 💙

Game two at Simplot Stadium belonged to Blue. They picked up right where last year’s squad left off and never let off the gas, rolling to a dominant 55-8 win.

That evens the day at one apiece after Red took the 6th grade opener this morning. 71 future high schools represented across Idaho, and now all eyes turn to the finale.

8th grade closes it out at 5:30. Blue or Red for the tiebreaker?

06/12/2026

Team Blue wins the 6th grade Idaho Bowl. 💙

First of three games today at Simplot Stadium, and the youngest group got the day started right. These kids came from all corners of Idaho, a lot of them meeting for the first time this week, and put together a solid one to open the Bowl.

71 future high schools are represented across the three games today.

Team Blue handled business in game one. 7th grade is up next at 2, 8th grade closes it out at 5:30.

05/17/2026

HOMEDALE TROJANS ARE YOUR 2026 4A STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS ⚾️🏆

The Trojans beat Fruitland in the semi-finals Friday, then came back Saturday and closed it out in the championship game 6-4. When it counted most, Homedale delivered.

The final game was a battle. Homedale struck first in the third on a single, but Fruitland tied it on a wild pitch and then took the lead in the fourth on a Cameron McKinney two-run double. The Grizzlies were up 4-3 heading into the seventh.

Homedale had an answer.

reached on a hit by pitch, singled up the middle, and put the Trojans back in front with a sacrifice fly. Another run crossed to make it 6-4, and that was all needed. The reliever came in and was untouchable — three innings, one hit, zero runs. Season over.

did his part too, starting on the hill and going four innings with four strikeouts while also going 2-for-3 with two RBI at the plate including the go-ahead double in the fourth. added two hits.

Homedale came in, won the games they needed to win, and left with the trophy. 4A State Champions.

Congratulations again to Homedale, and a congratulations to Fruitland on an incredible season.

05/16/2026

Fruitland forced a winner-take-all Game 7.

The Grizzlies put up a dominant 14-4 performance against Homedale this morning at Skip Walker Field, keeping their state championship hopes alive in the 4A Idaho State Baseball Tournament. With the double-elimination format, Fruitland had to win — and they did it convincingly.

It was a statement game from the jump. The Grizzlies erupted for seven runs in the first inning, with Jayden Grosdidier doubling to plate two, doubling to score one, and Blake McKinney each singling in a run, and capping the frame with a two-run triple. Homedale never recovered.

Grosdidier was the story of the afternoon — three hits, four RBI, and a complete-game performance on the mound to go with it. He worked six and two-thirds innings, allowing four runs (none earned) on seven hits while striking out four. Vidlak matched him at the plate with three hits of his own and added two stolen bases. Fruitland finished with 15 hits as a team and turned two double plays on defense.

The Grizzlies added five more in the seventh to put it away for good.

Now it’s down to one game. Fruitland and Homedale meet again at 4:40 p.m, with the 4A state title on the line. The Trojans won yesterday’s semi-final 6-3, but the Grizzlies have answered. Everything resets.

05/16/2026

All Gas. No Brakes. - Cole Valley Christian Chargers are YOUR BACK-2-BACK 4A IDAHO STATE CHAMPIONS 🏆🥎

Back-to-back-to-back. Cole Valley Christian is your 4A Idaho State Softball Champions for the second consecutive year — and the third time overall — after dismantling Kimberly 19-4 Saturday at Filer High School.

The Chargers made sure there was nothing close about it. Seven runs in the first inning, six more in the third, six again in the fourth. When it was over, they had 17 hits, seven stolen bases, and zero errors in the field.

was the story once again. The junior shortstop went 4-for-4 with a single, a double, and a home run to left field in the fourth, driving in six runs on the day. That’s the kind of swing that’s been defining her entire season, Idaho’s all-time single-season home run record holder just keeps finding another gear.

She wasn’t alone. Caitlyn Trueblood (Freshman) hit a three-run shot to left in the third. Brinkley Lauderdale added a two-run homer to center in the fourth. went 2-for-4 with a triple, a single, and multiple stolen bases. got things rolling with a leadoff double in the first and added multiple hits. .herrera98 not only knocked in a run at the plate but took the circle and held Kimberly to four runs over five innings to earn the win.

This group beat Kimberly three times this season: April, the semifinals Friday, and the championship Saturday. They didn’t just win state. They dominated it.

Three championships. Two classifications. One program that just keeps winning.

Congratulations to on their 2026 4A State win!

05/09/2026

FRUITLAND SHUTS OUT TIMBERLAKE 2-0 IN 4A WEST REGIONAL OPENER ⚾

Friday’s 4A West Regional opener was a pitching duel from start to finish — and Fruitland’s Jayden Grosdidier was the best arm on the field.

Grosdidier went all seven innings for the Grizzlies, allowing just two hits and zero runs while the defense behind him didn’t make a single error all game. Timberlake’s Eric Wylie matched him pretty well — six innings, four strikeouts — but two runs was all Fruitland needed, and Grosdidier made sure that held up.

The Grizzlies scored first in the second inning. Grosdidier himself reached on an error, eventually doubled, and came around to score on a Blake McKinney single. Fruitland added their second run in the sixth the same way — McKinney singling home another run to put it out of reach. The outfielder finished 2-for-3 with both RBIs on the day, doing all his damage from the seven spot in the lineup.

Timberlake had chances but couldn’t cash in. The Tigers stranded runners and went down quietly against a Fruitland defense that was buttoned up all afternoon. Sutton Fitch made seven plays at his position alone. The Grizzlies also turned a clutch double play in the seventh to help close the door for good.

Final: Fruitland 2, Timberlake 0. Game 2 is tomorrow in Spirit Lake.

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4A IDAHO REGIONALS — DAY 1
(1) Fruitland 2, (8) Timberlake 0
(7) Filer 4, (3) Marsh Valley 2
(2) Homedale 6, (6) Kimberly 1
(4) Cole Valley Christian 7, (5) South Fremont 4

05/07/2026

BACK-2-BACK. 🏆🏆🥎

The Cole Valley Christian Chargers are your Snake River Valley Softball Champions, again. And they didn’t just win, they put on a show.

CVC came out locked in from the first pitch with .herrera98 dealing in the circle and the bats ready to go to work. When Weiser grabbed an early 2-0 lead in the third inning, the Chargers didn’t flinch for a second. They answered with three runs in the bottom of the same inning, forced errors, clutch hits, relentless pressure, and never gave the lead back.

was a nightmare on the basepaths all afternoon, stealing bases like it was nothing and keeping the Wolverines defense on their heels the entire game. came up huge in the biggest moments. Brinkley Lauderdale went yard with a two-run shot to center in the sixth that had the dugout going absolutely crazy.

And then there’s . She stepped into the box in the sixth inning and sent one to left field for her 25th home run of the season, keeping on to the all-time single season home run record in the state of Idaho.

Weiser made it interesting in the seventh — tripled with the bases loaded and cut it to 12-6, but this Chargers team is built different. They closed the door and let the celebration begin.

Cole Valley Christian 12, Weiser 6. Back-2-Back Snake River Valley Champions. 🔵⚡🥎

05/05/2026

WOLVERINES PUNCH THEIR TICKET 🎟️🥎

The Weiser Wolverines are STATE BOUND after a dominant 14-4 victory over the Fruitland Grizzlies Monday afternoon, securing their spot in the 4A IDHSAA State Softball Tournament in style!

It didn’t take long for Weiser to set the tone. The Wolverines got on the board in the bottom of the first inning and never looked back. Then came the third inning — and Fruitland never recovered. Weiser sent a parade of runners across the plate, erupting for nine runs in what turned into an absolute statement inning. Alyvia Goff tripled and later doubled, driving in three on the day. Jessica Waite delivered a clutch two-RBI single in the chaos of that big frame. Sophia Shirts and Ellie Shirts each contributed run-scoring hits to keep the rally alive, and by the time the dust settled, Weiser had blown the game wide open.

The Wolverines kept their foot on the gas in the sixth, with Natalya Hoobery launching a solo home run to center field and Ali Sorensen — who finished with a team-leading three hits — singling home two more to make it 14-4.

In the circle, Madi Janicek was dialed in from start to finish. The starter went six full innings, gave up just two earned runs, and punched out seven Grizzly hitters. It was exactly the kind of performance a team needs when playing for a state berth.
As a unit, the Wolverines were relentless — 11 hits, six walks, and five stolen bases. This wasn’t just a win. It was a statement.

Up next, Weiser faces the Cole Valley Christian Chargers, who punched their own ticket in emphatic fashion with a 25-5 blowout victory. These two teams will meet in the Snake River Valley Conference Championship at NNU this Wednesday.