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Football is here! Football is here! 
By: Jeff Duncan
Posted:9/3/2010 11:52:53 AM
The phone books are here...the phone books are here, er, I mean, Football is here! Football is here! I don’t really need to write much more do I? (I will though)
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Week Two of the Magic Valley Game of the Week 
By: Scott Burton
Posted:9/2/2010 1:27:10 PM
We're on the road to Minico high school Friday night to bring you one of the best 4A games of the night.Bishop Kelly vs Minico will be a great one to watch!
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Steelheads/Stampede ask fans to “Be True to Your School” 
By: Paul Kingsbury
Posted:9/2/2010 10:24:42 AM
The Idaho Steelheads, along with the Idaho Stampede, are partnering with Commercial Tire and Cooper Tires to present the “Be True to Your School” campaign this season.
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The Hunt is ON!! 
By: Gary Jones
Posted:9/1/2010 11:50:28 AM
Blessed is the Fall because that means hunting season is here!
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1st ever LeMoyne Trophy watch list has begun... 
By: Jason Chatraw
Posted:8/20/2010 11:34:31 AM
In the upcoming, inaugural, edition of The Prep Informer e-newsletter, we will be unveiling our LeMoyne Trophy watch list. And we need your help.
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How to prepare for August 6-7 
By: Vince Hordemann
Posted:7/29/2010 2:11:01 PM
For the third year, BAM Jam (Boise Area Metro), Idaho's biggest 3 on 3 basketball tournament will return to downtown Boise August 6-7. www.bamjamboise.com
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Idaho Summer 7-on-7 Passing Tournament 
By: Ty Hawkins
Posted:4/19/2010 4:00:08 PM
The Inagural Idaho 7-on-7 Summer Passing Tournament (ISPT) will be held at Capital High School July 23/24. The ISPT was formed to create an annual non-contact high school football tournament for all Idaho high school football teams to participate in. The tournament will be a positive and competitive setting for teams participating during the off-season summer months.
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Tournament and Team Consolidation a Valid Option? 
By: Will Hoenike
Posted:1/27/2010 12:37:58 PM
There are fewer than 20 high schools in the 5A classification in Idaho - eleven of which currently reside in District III (the Treasure Valley). Could District III survive a drop from eleven teams to ten? Certainly. If Caldwell falls within the enrollment range of a 4A school instead of 5A, it is their right to move down. But, on a larger scale, how long can Idaho justify having six classifications of schools?
Let me throw out some questions here - questions that I don't know all the answers for:
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