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From 'Black Out' to blow out

Bengals shoot 64 percent from field

By Joe Williams

The ISU men's basketball team played their best game of the season Saturday night, dismantling Weber State 84-60 at Reed Gym.  ISU has won their last two conference games, giving the Bengals a record of 8-12 overall and 2-5 in Big Sky Conference action.

ISU track places championship bid

By Mackenzie Kinler

Over the years ISU has played host to the Big Sky Championships, the Simplot Games, and other events that have put a spotlight on the university. Once again ISU hopes to be the center of attention with a bid to play host to the NCAA indoor track and field Championships.

Women in Sports Day held in Reed Gym

ISU's department of Sports Science and Physical Education host Women in Sports Day with a sports clinic for girls from grades K-6 at Reed gym.

POCATELLO, ID - Idaho State University's Department of Sport Science and Physical Education will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Saturday morning, February 12, with a sports clinic for girls from grades kindergarten through six at Reed Gym.

Bengal men take eight titles; women grab three

By Martin Peters

The thunderous sound of Holt Arena's infamous wooden track was apparent as the men's track team came away from Friday night's multiple duals in first place beating Weber State and Utah Valley State College. The Women's team finished in second behind Weber State.

Bengal women fall short against Weber State

By Bill Kotowski ; Mass Communications Student

The Idaho State women's basketball team struggled on both sides of the court Saturday as the Weber State Wildcats defeated the Bengals 82-71 at Reed Gym. "We need to play for 40 minutes," said Bengal post Chelsey Chambers. "We go on a roll then we shut down for a little bit.

ISU Student in baseball

By Robyn Vineyard

In 1998, born and raised North Carolinian Tyrone Horne made headlines by doing something no one else in the history of professional baseball had ever done before or has replicated since. It could be argued that most readers of The Bengal do so while at school or if nothing else, in a public place.

Scholar Athlete Spotlight : Christa Brossman

By Mackenzie Kinler

This week's Bengal scholar athlete recipient Christa Brossman's philosophy in life can be described in one phrase: hard work. This tenacious grad student makes balancing a college sports career and academics look easy. Brossman currently plays basketball for ISU while attending graduate school for a degree in athletic administration.

CW HOG ski-a-thon supports adaptive skiing program

POCATELLO, ID - CW HOG, Idaho State University's Cooperative Wilderness Handicapped Outdoor Group, will hold its annual ski-a-thon to benefit handicapped skiers on Feb. 12 at Pebble Creek Ski Area. Registration will take place from 9 to 9:30 a.m. in the lodge.

Bengal Chat with sophomore Molly Hays

By Joe Williams

This week the Bengal chats with ISU center, Molly Hays.  Molly is a sophomore from Missoula, Montana. She has two sisters who are twins, a brother, and a twin sister of her own.  Molly is a business major. She likes peanut M&M's and powder blue.      Bengal: What's it like being a twin? Hays: It's nice.

Bengals one of two Big Sky teams ranked among the elite

POCATELLO, ID --- Idaho State University's men's basketball team was ranked #73, earning a spot in Street & Smith's 100 Greatest College Basketball Programs of All Time, which officially hit the newsstands last weekend. The Bengals rank ahead of such prominent programs such as Boston College, Southern California, Washington, Gonzaga, and Arizona State.

ISU TENNIS FALLS O-7 AT PORTLAND STATE

PORTLAND, OR-The Idaho State men's tennis team fell 7-0 in Portland Saturday afternoon at the Louisiana-Pacific Tennis Center in Portland, Oregon. With the loss, ISU falls to 1-1 on the season.  The Bengals lost all three of their doubles matches to drop a point, 1-0.

Bengals to give away trip to see LeBron James in Cav's final home game of season

Pocatello, ID - Five lucky fans who attend the final men's basketball home game on February 12 between Idaho State and Sacramento State will get a chance to win an all expenses paid trip to Cleveland to watch LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers play, courtesy of a special Key Bank promotion.

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