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Playoffs (First Round)
6A CLASSIFICATION
Coeur d’Alene 23, Boise 14
Coeur d’Alene’s defense forced five takeaways in a smothering 23-14 win over Boise.
Davis Whittaker nabbed three interceptions on his own while Max DeMarre came down with a fourth. Bear Coleman also recovered a fumble for the Vikings.
Offensively, Tannar Stern threw for 234 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 81 yards and a score. His efforts earned him IdahoSports.com Player of the Game honors. Jackson Hackett (four catches, 125 yards) and Oliver Strait (two catches, 23 yards) each caught a touchdown pass. Frankie Lopez nailed a 34-yard field goal to round out the scoring.
Boise quarterback Wayne Bower threw for 291 yards but was intercepted three times. Bower ran for 43 yards and both of Boise’s touchdowns.
The top-seeded Vikings (10-0) will host 5th-seeded Highland (6-5) in this week’s semifinal round. 8th-seeded Boise completes one of its best seasons in a long time with a 9-2 mark.
Rigby 28, Madison 3
Rigby turned back its rival from Madison for the second time this season in a 28-3 quarterfinal victory.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Evan Freeman found the end zone twice; on a short touchdown run and a touchdown pass to Garrett Olson. Chandler Faulkner punched in a two-yard run, Andrew Jaynes connected on two field goals and the Trojans forced a safety on a bad punt snap in the end zone.
Madison’s lone points came on a 47-yard field goal from Brenner Stoddard.
2nd-seeded Rigby (9-1) prepares for a colossal showdown with 3rd-seeded Rocky Mountain (8-2) in the semifinals. 7th-seeded Madison finishes 7-4.
Rocky Mountain 51, Mountain View 8
Oakley Baxter ran for 209 yards and four touchdowns as Rocky Mountain blitzed past rival Mountain View for the second time this season, 51-8.
Quarterback Kaelan Custer added 94 yards on 10 carries as the Grizzlies rushed for 394 yards as a team. Laird Stuart (eight carries, 64 yards) and Conner Brown (nine carries, 35 yards) also found the end zone on the ground. Custer completed 3-of-8 passes for 49 yards and a touchdown to Skyler Monson.
Mountain View scored on a 23-yard touchdown pass from Ryder Hollifield to Denton Wilson. The Mavs also notched two points in the fourth quarter via a safety.
3rd-seeded Rocky Mountain (8-2) travels to 2nd-seeded Rigby (9-1) for the semifinals. 6th-seeded Mountain View concludes its campaign with a record of 7-4.
Highland 28, Eagle 14
After falling to Eagle by one possession in the season opener back in August, Highland exacted revenge with a 28-14 road victory in the quarterfinal round of the 6A playoffs.
Cedric Mitchell ran the ball 32 times for 220 yards and two touchdowns. Jacob Vincent completed 15-of-23 passes for 152 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Steele Hoopes caught both scores and finished with three grabs for 32 yards.
Eagle’s Jace Dahlgren completed 16-of-32 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown to Landon Bult, but the Highland defense held the Mustangs to just 42 yards rushing.
5th-seeded Highland (6-5) will have to be a road warrior again this week, as the Rams head to top-seeded Coeur d’Alene (10-0) for the semifinals. 4th-seeded Eagle ends the year with a 6-4 mark.
5A CLASSIFICATION
Bishop Kelly 42, Blackfoot 28
Bishop Kelly survived a valiant effort from Blackfoot with a 42-28 victory that wasn’t clinched until the final minute of the game. Blackfoot, trailing 36-28 with 30 seconds remaining, threw an interception that was returned 15 yards by Jared Thiel for a touchdown to clinch the win.
Eli Lynes scored a trio of rushing touchdowns and Jaxson Brady threw three touchdown passes to three different receivers (Charlie Dahl, Thatcher Moore and Hudson Thorndyke).
Blackfoot senior Parker Wright rushed for 125 yards and a touchdown while catching four passes for 66 yards and a score. Ledger Baldwin completed 9-of-14 passes for 108 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also ran in a one-yard touchdown. Rykar Wools scored Blackfoot’s other touchdown and finished with 39 yards on 10 carries.
Top-seeded Bishop Kelly (10-0) hosts 4th-seeded Lakeland (6-4) in the semifinals. 8th-seeded Blackfoot ends the year at 6-5.
Columbia 52, Sandpoint 21
Easton Zickgraf picked apart the Sandpoint defense to the tune of a 14-of-21 performance with 338 yards and seven touchdowns as Columbia advanced past the Bulldogs, 52-21.
Zickgraf was named IdahoSports.com Player of the Game. Tyson Winkelman caught ten passes for 245 yards and four touchdowns. Easton Lott added two receptions for 59 yards and two scores. Santiago Carbajal ran for 160 yards on 24 carries, but his lone touchdown came on a 26-yard reception.
Sandpoint quarterback Logan Iverson completed 23-of-41 passes for 190 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Brock Yarbrough caught 12 passes for 99 yards and a score while Jensen Sheetz caught the other touchdown pass and had three grabs for 16 yards. Sheetz also ran for 146 yards and a score.
2nd-seeded Columbia (8-2) will host 3rd-seeded Hillcrest (9-1) in its first-ever semifinals appearance. 7th-seeded Sandpoint wraps up at 6-5.
Hillcrest 37, Twin Falls 27
Hillcrest struck an impressive balance in its 37-27 win over Twin Falls. The Knights ran for 196 yards and passed for 263. The entire offensive line earned IdahoSports.com Player of the Game honors after the outstanding effort.
Logan Taylor garnered those 263 passing yards on a 13-of-18 showing with three touchdowns and an interception. Three different receivers (Ki Simpson, Ethan Saunders and Maddox Ellingford) each caught a touchdown. Elam Miner led the ground game with 60 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries while J’vion King chipped in with 59 yards and a score on seven totes.
Twin Falls’ Ethan Hubsmith completed 12-of-15 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Jackson Sattelberg ran for 141 yards and a score on 15 touches. Draikyn Ferreira also found the end zone on a 13-yard touchdown run.
3rd-seeded Hillcrest (9-1) now prepares for its stiffest challenge yet: a semifinal showdown with 2nd-seeded Columbia (8-2). 6th-seeded Twin Falls ends the year with a record of 7-4.
Lakeland 23, Lewiston 7
Lakeland knocked off its Inland Empire League rival Lewiston for the second time in 2026 as the Hawks moved on to the semifinals with a 23-7 win.
Lakeland’s first points of the night came on a 38-yard interception return for a touchdown from freshman Levi Nave and the Hawks led, 6-0.
Lewiston answered on an eight-yard touchdown run by Junior Moody to give Lewiston its first and only lead of the night, 7-6. The score came with 11:41 to play before halftime.
Parker Sterling drilled a 30-yard field goal with just four seconds to play in the opening half to give the Hawks a 9-7 halftime lead.
The second half belonged to standout running back Griffin Tamagni. Tamagni ran for 150 of his 190 yards in the second half to go along with a touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Taytum Bligh (who threw for 76 yards) also found Emmit Rivandeneira on a 41-yard touchdown pass.
4th-seeded Lakeland (6-4) now heads south to battle top-seeded Bishop Kelly (10-0) for a spot in the 5A championship game. 5th-seeded Lewiston ends the year at 5-6.
4A CLASSIFICATION
Homedale 63, South Fremont 27
Homedale remained undefeated in its state title defense with a 63-27 win over South Fremont.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Alec Campos caught seven passes for 124 yards and three touchdowns and also took a kickoff back 84 yards for a score. His partner in crime, quarterback Kreece Powell, completed 14-of-17 passes for 217 yards and the three scores.
Tyce Fisher led the ground game with 61 yards and two touchdowns while Easton Dines and Wade Ingram also scored on the ground. Freshman Blaise Uranga threw a late touchdown pass to sophomore Drew Heck and kicker Alejandro Martinez was 9-for-9 on point-after kicks.
South Fremont’s Cy Hill threw for 162 yards, three touchdowns and an interception while rushing for 104 yards and a score. Nash Brower (eight catches, 88 yards), Creed Inns (two catches, 43 yards) and Kreston Carpenter (one catch, 20 yards) each caught a touchdown pass.
Top-seeded Homedale (10-0) will try to defeat 4th-seeded Fruitland (7-3) for a second time this year in this week’s semifinals. 8th-seeded South Fremont wraps up at 7-4.
Sugar-Salem 36, Cole Valley Christian 21
Cole Valley Christian made a late charge, but Sugar-Salem’s fast start proved to be enough in a 36-21 quarterfinal victory.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Adriane Williams led a strong rushing attack that ground out 264 yards. Quarterback Frank Fillmore completed 10-of-16 passes for 147 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. He added 33 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Kash Benfield (four carries, 91 yards, two touchdowns) and Declan Richins (13 carries, 77 yards, one touchdown) also turned in fine efforts. Boston Nead caught Sugar-Salem’s touchdown pass on a 20-yard play.
Ethan Minegar scored a pair of rushing touchdowns for Cole Valley Christian while Braydon Van Boven threw a touchdown pass to Parker Van Elderen.
2nd-seeded Sugar-Salem (8-1) will host 3rd-seeded Weiser (8-2) in a semifinal contest inside Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome. 7th-seeded Cole Valley Christian finishes the year 6-5.
Weiser 52, Kimberly 27
Weiser churned out 467 yards on the ground in a 52-27 victory over Kimberly.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Zayn Crossley led the effort with 215 yards and four scores on just 12 touches. Ty Cobb added 161 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries. Klete Cook completed 2-of-3 passes for 75 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Garrett Walker caught the scoring pass on a 64-yard play.
Kimberly quarterback Gunner Beckstead ran for two scores and threw a touchdown pass to Joe Barrett. Brent Florence also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
3rd-seeded Weiser (8-2) squares off with 2nd-seeded Sugar-Salem (8-1) inside the ICCU Dome in Pocatello with a trip to the championship on the line. 6th-seeded Kimberly ends at 6-5.
Fruitland 45, Emmett 22
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Titus Vidlak found the end zone five times in Fruitland’s 45-22 triumph over Emmett, its second victory over the Huskies this season.
Vidlak ran for 143 yards and three touchdowns on 14 rushes. He also completed 9-of-12 passes for 110 yards and a touchdown (to Killian Wilson). Vidlak also returned a punt 84 yards for a touchdown. Kysen MacKenzie added 35 yards and a score on the ground.
Emmett quarterback Eli Brennan threw for 77 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 91 yards and a score. Kash Walton also threw a touchdown pass and finished with 74 yards through the air. Griffin Hargitt (five catches, 69 yards) and Jax Banuelos (two catches, 27 yards) each caught a touchdown pass.
4th-seeded Fruitland (7-3) prepares for a rematch against top-seeded Homedale (10-0). The Trojans won, 34-30, back on October 2nd. 5th-seeded Emmett concludes its year at 7-4.
3A CLASSIFICATION
West Side 53, Ririe 20
After defeating Ririe by 14 points in the regular season, West Side scored early and often in a 53-20 win over the Bulldogs in the 3A quarterfinals.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Drake Sage carried the ball 14 times for 140 yards and four touchdowns. He added 13 tackles and a pick six on defense.
Quarterback Bronco Moser was efficient, completing 5-of-6 passes for 107 yards and three touchdowns (two to Brody Fuller, one to Hayden Checketts).
Ririe quarterback Dillon Landon was held to 88 yards passing with one touchdown and two interceptions. Kyler Lewis rushed for 48 yards and caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Landon. Ethan Furniss also rushed for a score.
Top-seeded West Side (10-0) entertains 5th-seeded Grangeville (10-1) in a semifinal showdown at Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome. 11th-seeded Ririe finishes at 5-6.
Declo 31, Logos 6
Six different Hornets rushed for 211 yards as Declo shook off a slow start and eventually pulled away in a 31-6 victory over Logos. Jett Snedaker and Brennen Ward led the ground game with 56 yards apiece. Quarterback Traecyn Thaxton rushed for 31 yards and a touchdown on six carries. He also went 7-of-12 passing for 76 yards and two touchdowns (one to Dacx Garrard, one to Paxton Matsen).
Garrard also returned an interception 69 yards for a touchdown to cement IdahoSports.com Player of the Game honors. Sophomore Bauer Sharp rounded out the scoring with a 4-for-4 performance on point-after kicks to go along with a 22-yard field goal.
Logos trailed 7-6 at halftime, thanks to a 51-yard rushing score from quarterback Baxter Covington. The Knights had a chance to take a 9-7 lead at halftime, but a field goal attempt from Nate Monjure was blocked.
2nd-seeded Declo (9-1) will host 3rd-seeded Melba (8-1) at Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome in the semifinal round. 7th-seeded Logos completes its first year of playing 11-man football with a record of 8-3.
Melba 28, Priest River 22
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Rhett Franklin carried the ball 26 times for 223 yards and two touchdowns as Melba edged past Priest River, 28-22. Quarterback Noah Wiersma also ran for a pair of touchdowns and went 5-of-9 passing for 118 yards and an interception.
Jacob Best led Priest River by completing 24-of-29 passes for 231 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Standout running back Colton Kuprienko, though, was limited to 16 yards and a score on just six carries. Layton Goins caught 13 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown while Madden Redinger added four grabs for 24 yards and a score.
3rd-seeded Melba (8-1) will travel to Pocatello’s ICCU Dome to face 2nd-seeded Declo (9-1) in this week’s semifinals. 6th-seeded Priest River ends the year at 7-3.
Grangeville 42, West Jefferson 13
After dropping its season opener to West Jefferson by a 32-14 margin, Grangeville turned the tables on the Panthers in a quarterfinal rematch, earning a 42-13 victory on the road in Terreton.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Gage Smith had a hand in all six Grangeville touchdowns. The senior ran for three scores, threw a pair of touchdown passes to Tate Schumacher and also returned a fumble 48 yards for a score.
Canon Calder ran for 112 yards and a touchdown for West Jefferson while Bruer Burtenshaw added 88 yards on 16 carries. Quarterback Shad Williams was limited to 63 yards passing with one touchdown (to Brazen Jacobs) and an interception.
5th-seeded Grangeville (10-1) travels to east Idaho for a second consecutive week, this time to face top-seeded West Side (10-0) in the semifinals at Idaho State University. 4th-seeded West Jefferson wraps up at 8-2.
2A CLASSIFICATION
Hagerman 42, Kamiah 30
Kamiah led at halftime 22-12, but Hagerman adjusted and outscored the Kubs 30-8 the rest of the way to earn the 42-30 victory.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game honors were split between Will Mavencamp and Zander Cenarrusa. Mavencamp completed 7-of-12 passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 82 yards and a score. Mavencamp also shined on the defensive side of the ball with six tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Cenarrusa carried the ball seven times for 80 yards and two scores and also caught three passes for 93 yards and a touchdown.
Casen Knight chipped in with 165 yards and a touchdown on 16 totes while Cameron Clausse caught a 15-yard touchdown pass to round out the scoring.
Kamiah quarterback Todd Roberts completed 13-of-23 passes for 287 yards and four touchdowns. Lawson Landmark caught all four scores and finished with 262 yards on 10 receptions.
Top-seeded Hagerman (9-1) will host 4th-seeded Oakley (8-2) in this week’s semifinals. The Pirates nipped the Hornets in the regular season, 36-30. 8th-seeded Kamiah ends the year at 6-4.
Prairie 44, Garden Valley 8
Prairie jumped out to a 22-0 lead after one quarter of play and extended the lead to 36-0 by halftime on its way to a 44-8 win over Garden Valley.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Marshall Weber ran for 78 yards and two touchdowns and also recovered a fumble on defense. Payton Stamper added 38 yards and a touchdown rushing.
Kade Quintal completed 6-of-11 passes for 150 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He added 12 yards rushing with three scores. Isaiah Warren hauled in the touchdown pass from Quintal.
Garden Valley’s lone score came on a 38-yard pass from Payson Kelly to Ezrah Marchand. Kelly completed 17-of-36 passes for 179 yards, a touchdown and an interception. He also rushed for 50 yards on 17 carries. Marchand caught three passes for 50 yards and the score while Teigan Goff hauled in 11 passes for 71 yards.
2nd-seeded Prairie (9-1) will host 3rd-seeded Raft River (10-1) at Lewiston’s P1FCU Stadium in the semifinals. 7th-seeded Garden Valley wraps up with a 7-3 mark.
Raft River 44, Butte County 14
After spotting Butte County an early 14-0 lead, Raft River outscored the Pirates 44-0 the rest of the way to earn the 44-14 quarterfinal win.
The Pirates opened the scoring with a 66-yard touchdown run from Teagan Babcock and a 60-yard touchdown run from Cooper Williams, but the offense ended there for Butte County.
Treyce Ward carried the ball 16 times for 103 yards and a touchdown, James Dalton added 42 yards and a score on eight totes, and quarterback Bo Udy rushed 13 times for 21 yards and a touchdown. Udy also went 7-of-14 for 164 yards and a score to Daxton Severe. Dalton notched 16 tackles and two interceptions (including a 40-yard pick-six) on defense.
3rd-seeded Raft River (10-1) heads north to Lewiston to battle 2nd-seeded Prairie (9-1) in the semifinal round. 6th-seeded Butte County concludes their season at 6-4.
Oakley 58, Wallace 36
After a back-and-forth first half, Oakley put the clamps on defensively in the second half to earn a 58-36 win over Wallace.
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Kohl Beck ran for 187 yards and four touchdowns while also completing two passes for 87 yards and a touchdown to Camden Cranney. Beck returned an interception 55-yards for a touchdown on Wallace’s first drive of the third quarter.
Payden Robinson completed 13-of-17 passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns (one to Tregan Whittle, one to Traegan Jones). Jones caught four passes for 111 yards.
Cooper Miller threw for 353 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions in the loss. He also ran for 163 yards and two scores. Hank Larson caught 12 passes for 176 yards and a touchdown while Lennox Radford added 176 yards and two scores on seven grabs.
4th-seeded Oakley (8-2) advances to the semifinals, where conference rival and top seed Hagerman (9-1) awaits. 5th-seeded Wallace ends the year at 8-2.
1A CLASSIFICATION
Kendrick 80, Deary 16
Kendrick flexed its offensive muscles yet again in an 80-16 romp over Deary, the second win for the Tigers over their Whitepine League rivals this season.
Maddox Kirkland completed 4-of-7 passes for 108 yards and three touchdowns. His younger brother, Hudson Kirkland caught two of the touchdowns and finished with two receptions for 66 yards. Kasch Littlefield caught the third touchdown on a 22-yard strike.
Littlefield also carried the ball twice for 92 yards and two touchdowns while Hank Heimgartner added 85 yards and two scores on eight touches.
The Tigers’ defense came away with three interceptions, three sacks, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one blocked punt. Heimgartner and Reece Tefft both took an interception back for a touchdown. Tefft’s pick-six from the defensive line earned him IdahoSports.com Player of the Game honors.
Deary was paced by quarterback Jarrett Keen. He threw for 56 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions while rushing for 53 yards and a score. Cruze Sanderson added 81 rushing yards and a touchdown on just three carries.
Top-seeded Kendrick (10-0) welcomes 4th-seeded Coeur du Christ (10-0) to Lewiston’s P1FCU Stadium for a semifinal showdown. 9th-seeded Deary ends their year with a 5-6 record.
Rockland 62, Castleford 14
Rockland’s potent offense dazzled yet again in a 62-14 quarterfinal win over Castleford.
Xavier Parrish completed 24-of-35 passes for 323 yards, seven touchdowns and one interception. He also ran for 71 yards and a score on 14 carries. Cooper Black (six catches, 66 yards) and Luke Permann (four catches, 38 yards) each caught two touchdowns. Zach Permann (seven catches, 134 yards), Donny Garner (five catches, 50 yards) and Gage Steidley (one catch, 23 yards) each caught one score. Permann also rushed for 78 yards on 11 carries.
2nd-seeded Rockland (10-0) will host 3rd-seeded Carey (9-1) inside Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome in the semifinals. 7th-seeded Castleford ends the season at 8-2.
Carey 42, Salmon River 36
IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Jonah Saili found the end zone five times and the Carey Panthers needed all five to hold off Salmon River, 42-36.
Saili scored all five touchdowns on the ground and finished with 138 yards on 16 carries. He also completed 4-of-6 passes for 75 yards and an interception. Madden Perkes added 91 yards and a score on 15 totes.
Blake Shepherd completed 11-of-19 passes for 245 yards and three touchdowns for the Savages in the loss. Gage Crump ran for 39 yards and a score while Myles Herzig caught six passes for 137 yards and all three touchdowns.
3rd-seeded Carey (9-1) now prepares for 2nd-seeded Rockland (10-0) for the semifinals in Pocatello. 6th-seeded Salmon River finishes 7-4.
Coeur du Christ 22, Council 16
Coeur du Christ broke a 16-16 tie on the opening drive of the third quarter, then sealed the game with just 13 seconds remaining when IdahoSports.com Player of the Game Beckett Beyer intercepted a pass in the end zone (his second of the game) as Council was driving to try and tie the game.
The Saints’ 22-16 win was led by quarterback Grant Clemens, who completed 14-of-22 passes for 124 yards and two touchdowns. Clemens also ran for 80 yards and that third-quarter score in relief of starting running back Jon Denke, who exited the contest on the second play of the game with an injury. Matthew Junkin caught both touchdown passes and finished with 60 yards on five receptions.
Council quarterback Jim Tucker completed 4-of-9 passes for 84 yards and two interceptions while rushing for 121 yards and a score. Brody Davis added 90 yards and a touchdown on the ground.
4th-seeded Coeur du Christ (10-0) advances to the semifinals against top-seeded Kendrick (10-0). 5th-seeded Council heads home with a 7-3 record.