Brady Frederick
Sports Anchor and Reporter at KTVB-TV (Boise, ID)
Sports for @KTVB // @murrowcollege product #GoCougs
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ktvb.com | Brady Frederick
BOISE, Idaho — Power, precision, technique, stamina, toughness - Muay Thai requires the fighter to transform their lifestyle. It’s the pursuit of perfection, one three-minute round at a time. Two 19-year-old fighters from SBG Idaho in Boise have been selected to represent Team USA at the WBC Muay Thai World Championship in Verona, Italy, this summer.
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ktvb.com | Brady Frederick
GARDEN CITY, Idaho — Kicking off his second season as the manager of the Pioneer Baseball League’s Idaho Falls Chukars, Tory Percival found himself coaching against his former team, in the city where his pro career began. “I loved Boise. It was a brand-new stadium when I came in. It was state of the art, probably the nicest stadium we played in all year,” Percival said of his two seasons playing for the Hawks. “It was great. The fans were great.
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krem.com | Brady Frederick
GARDEN CITY, Idaho — Kicking off his second season as the manager of the Pioneer Baseball League’s Idaho Falls Chukars, Tory Percival found himself coaching against his former team, in the city where his pro career began. “I loved Boise. It was a brand-new stadium when I came in. It was state of the art, probably the nicest stadium we played in all year,” Percival said of his two seasons playing for the Hawks. “It was great. The fans were great.
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2 weeks ago |
ktvb.com | Brady Frederick
INDIANAPOLIS — Once again, the state of Idaho will be represented in the Indy 500. On Sunday, Payette native Sting Ray Robb will make his third consecutive trip to the Brickyard. “I still feel like a young gun. The expectations are different because I’ve already seen it. I’ve already done it.” Robb said. “I’m still learning. I’m still trying to be a sponge as much as I can, and I hope that never quits.
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3 weeks ago |
ktvb.com | Brady Frederick
BOISE, Idaho — Katie Van Lier, co-founder and executive director of Tree Town Tennis, spends her Saturday mornings with her husband, Calix, giving lessons to players of all ages. They believe in the benefits of the sport and believe there is a lack of facilities to play it in the Treasure Valley. “I think tennis teaches you how to battle. It teaches you how to be humble; you can't gloat. You have to be patient because it takes time to learn the game,” Katie Van Lier said.
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