2008 Woodie Awards
Well, the 2006-2007 school year is winding down, thank goodness, and that means it's time to take a look back at some of the highlights in the Bengal world of sports. Football The Football season started out with high hopes and an eye on the glory of a Big Sky Championship.
This past weekend presented three exciting days for the Bengal track team, including more than 700 high school athletes who competed in a two-day span. Though only a handful of college athletes came to compete, the Bengals finished strong and received many good marks.
This week the Bengal sat down with Freshman Softball player Whitney Nix. Here's what Nix said. Bengal: What is your favorite memory of softball? Nix: Biking the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco on tandem bikes. Bengal: If you could spend a day with any professional athlete, who would it be? Nix: Steve Nash, cause he is the man and I love how he plays the game.
Pocatello, ID --- Idaho State University's first spring practice season under new head coach John Zamberlin ended with a 44-15 win for the offense in the annual Spring Game, which took place in Holt Arena. The offense blew open a 10-10 halftime tie with four second half touchdowns, taking advantage of the second half starting field position of the defense's 40 and 20-yard lines.
Missoula, MT-- ISU men's tennis was swept by Montana 7-0 Sunday afternoon. ISU's season ends with a 1-17 record and a Big Sky record of 0-7. Montana's season record improves their season record to 11-8 with a Big Sky record of 6-1.The Bengals lost three of the three doubles contests to put them behind 1-0 early in the match.
Pocatello, ID --- Idaho State scored seven runs in the first two innings, including a deep two-run home run by Christine Keeton, and the Bengals survived a late rally to defeat Montana State-Billings 7-5. Game two was washed away by weather in the second inning for the second straight day.
Missoula, MT-- ISU women's tennis was swept by University of Montana 7-0 Sunday afternoon. The Bengals' season ends with a 2-10 record and a Big Sky record of 0-7. Montana ends its season with a 5-16 record and a Big Sky record of 3-4. Montana will be the No.
Pocatello, ID -- Brianna Crompton and Samantha Stanger finished their Idaho State careers on a good note in the ISU vs UVSC Dual held on April 22. Idaho State defeated UVSC 321 to 343. In match play results Crompton defeated Echo Thatcher of UVSC by a count of 3 and 1.