Category: Basketball

We’re at the midway point of the season — here’s where things stand!

Girls Basketball:

• Fruitland & McCall-Donnelly lead at 2-0 in conference
• Cole Valley Christian & Weiser sitting at 1-1
• Payette & Homedale looking to climb from 0-2

Boys Basketball:

Conference play hasn’t tipped off yet, but here’s how teams look heading in:

• Cole Valley Christian leads overall at 4-4
• Homedale (3-4) & McCall-Donnelly (2-4) finding their rhythm
• Fruitland, Weiser & Payette building for league play

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Weiser put on an ABSOLUTE CLINIC Monday night, dominating from tip to buzzer in a 35-point blowout victory to move to 5-2 on the season!

The Wolverines came out on FIRE jumping out to a 20-11 first quarter lead and NEVER letting up. The second quarter? LOCKDOWN DEFENSE held Nampa Christian to just TWO POINTS as Weiser took a commanding 34-13 lead into the locker room.

The second half was no different — this team is CLICKING on all cylinders!

WOLVERINE STANDOUTS

• Ellie Shirts — 22 PTS
• Alyvia Goff — 16 PTS
• Nampa Christian Leaders
• Halle Kren — 6 pts
• Alexandria Evans — 6 pts

BY THE QUARTERS

• Q1: 20-11 WEI
• Q2: 34-13 WEI
• Q3: 46-19 WEI
• Q4: 56-21 FINAL

The Wolverines are on a roll heading into the 2025 season!

The Baker Bulldogs handed the Fruitland Grizzlies a 46-37 loss in a hard-fought non-conference battle Tuesday night.

Kennedy Fitch led the charge for Fruitland, pouring in 15 points, with Jordynn Bake chipping in 9.

Baker got a big performance from Kyndal Chandler, who finished with a game-high 14 points, while Gwen Rasmussen added 10 in the win.

Fruitland (5-3) looks to rebound Thursday when they take on Marsing at the Parma Holiday Tournament. Meanwhile, Baker (4-1) carries their momentum into the Seaside Classic where they’ll square off against Elma (WA).​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Wood River Wolverines 57, Payette Pirates 33

The Wolverines put together a complete performance on the road, building an early lead and cruising to victory in Payette.

Wood River set the tone with a 16-9 first quarter and took a 25-18 advantage into the break. The Wolverines’ offense stayed hot in the second half, pulling away for the comfortable win.

Wood River: Grady Edwards led the way with 18 points, Tyler Nilsen added 15, and Tony Ambriz chipped in 10.

Payette: Michael Ocampo paced the Pirates with 14 points. Pierce Croft and Calvin Shaffer each contributed 5.

Records: Wood River moves to 2-3 | Payette falls to 0-3