There are 1943 fans on right now!



NORTH IDAHO

TREASURE VALLEY

MAGIC VALLEY

EAST IDAHO

MAT CHAT (WRESTLING)

IDAHO 8-MAN (FOOTBALL)

YAPPIN' SPORTS

THE FIGHTING TATERS


Most Recent Action Photo Galleries

(Click For Complete List Of Galleries)
11/23 Football  Homedale vs Sugar-Salem
11/23 Football  Eagle vs Rigby
11/22 Football  Kendrick vs Butte County
11/22 Football  West Side vs Declo
11/22 Football  West Side vs Declo
11/21 Football  Dietrich vs Carey
11/21 Girls Basketball  Kimberly vs Twin Falls
11/20 Girls Basketball  Grace vs Malad 7th grade
11/19 Girls Basketball  Payette vs Marsing
11/16 Football  Minico vs Skyline
11/16 Football  Minico vs Skyline
11/16 Football  Firth vs Declo
11/16 Football  Firth vs Declo
11/16 Football  West Side vs Aberdeen
11/15 Football  Tri-Valley vs Dietrich

Timberline (Weippe) High School

School Info
Conference: 1AD2 Whitepine League
Classification: 1A D2


Head Coach: Dana Strong

Years as Head Coach: 2nd season

Previous Experience: Head coach in Alaska 10 years, including back-to-back state championships and three straight state appearances in girls basketball; extensive experience in other sports.

Record Last Year: 3-14

State Titles: 1985


Team Preview

With several players back from last year's 3-14 team, the Spartans are looking for better results this year.

"We have the core of our team back," second-year Timberline coach Dana Strong said, "and have an increasing desire to work and compete."

Returners include Morgan Willet, a 5-5 senior shooting guard; Kass Jared, a 5-6 senior power forward; Lacey Bonner, a 5-6 senior center; Annika Cook, a 5-6 junior center; Cady Jared, a 5-5 junior point guard; Rikki Spencer, a 5-2 junior shooting guard; Kayla Willet, a 5-3 sophomore shooting guard; and Erin Sellers, a 5-4 sophomore point guard.

Strong said the Spartans have good team speed. The Spartans plan to play an up-tempo offense, with Morgan Willet and Kass Jared as the top shooters. Execution in the half-court offense is an area for improvement, Strong said.

Defensively, Timberline will try to make up for a lack of size by being a man-to-man, pressing team.

The key to the season, Strong said, is "our ability to merge as a team."

Strong was a head coach in Alaska for 10 years, winning back-to-back state titles.

"I always consider than I am helping to develop young ladies and not just basketball players," Strong said. "Building a team and developing positive working relationships is a fun part of the job."

Timberline, of Weippe, won a state 2A title in 1985.



This information is copyrighted to IdahoSports.com. Any rebroadcast, retransmission, or other use of this information is strictly prohibited without the expressed, written, consent of IdahoSports.com.

Copyright IdahoSports.com | Privacy Policy