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1. Grant Clemens (Coeur du Christ Academy)
The sophomore quarterback had a hand in eight touchdowns, seven passing and one via interception return, as the Saints opened North Star League play with a 54-32 win over Lakeside.
2. Riley Davis (Salmon River)
The junior was a dominant factor on defense, making 18 tackles (including two sacks) and intercepting a pass in a win over Notus. He also excelled on offense with 193 yards and three touchdowns rushing.
3. Cameron Clausse (Hagerman)
The junior was a two-way standout in the Pirates' Snake River Conference win over Oakley. On offense, he pulled in eight receptions - four for touchdowns - for 200 yards. And on defense, he was in on ten tackles.
Honorable Mention
Stockton Sears (Carey)
Garrison Applegate (Challis)
Garrison Zielinski (Council)
Jarrett Keen (Deary)
Chase Norman (Dietrich)
Max Yearsley (Garden Valley)
Kade Kimball (Grace)
Dan Gibson (Hansen)
Gabe Sheribon (Idaho City)
Lawson Landmark (Kamiah)
Kolt Koepp (Kendrick)
Joseph Sensing (Logos)
Otto Johnson (Mackay)
McCoy Jensen (Murtaugh)
Mark Lungu (Notus)
Traegan Jones (Oakley)
Connor Carpenter (Potlatch)
Chris Schumacher (Prairie)
Rodee Evans (Raft River)
Ethan Permann (Rockland)
Devin Scott (Richfield)
Jayden Wallace (Shoshone)
Jace Waggoner (Tri-Valley)
Hinder Hurst (Troy)
Daniel Zamudio (Valley)
Cooper Miller (Wallace)
Bryce Hanson Update
Dietrich freshman Bryce Hansen suffered a significant injury during the Blue Devils' game on Friday against Richfield. The neck injury has caused limited mobility, especially on his left side, according to information shared by the Dietrich School District via social media. He has undergone surgery and will be in a neck brace for eight weeks, with rehabilitation to being soon. The school plans to host a fundraiser to support the family at its upcoming home game against Hansen on October 3. Those with the means and desire to support the family during this time are encouraged to contact the Dietrich School District.
Two Games, One Day
It's not uncommon to see a program play two (or four) quarters of JV football before the varsity game on the same day. But the Logos Knights took that to another level on Friday. Two games, in two locations, against two different opponents ... and two different types of football. While the Logos varsity team was defeating 2A Whitepine level Prairie in an important 8-man league game in Cottonwood, the program's junior varsity team went on the road and played 3A Orofino in an 11-man game. The Knights also won that contest, which counted as a varsity game for Orofino. Head coach Nick Holloway said this is the second 11-man JV game this season (they also defeated the St. Maries JV), providing valuable experience as Logos will be moving up to the 11-man 3A classification next fall.
Back Home Again
Salmon River won six 1A Division 2 (now 1A) state titles on the football field between 2007 and 2016. Charlie Shepherd, Sr., was the head coach for five of those teams (Brad Neuendorf skippered the first title in 2007), and his son, Charlie, Jr., was a key piece of the 2009 and 2012 teams. On Friday, the younger Shepherd was on that field as a head coach - but this time as the opponent. Shepherd is the first-year head coach at Notus High School. He picked up his first win as the Pirates' head coach last week but was defeated by his alma mater on Friday, 38-15. Salmon River is coached by another Savage alumnus, Ty Medley, who graduated from Salmon River in 2006.
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