John Wustrow
Sports Editor at Idaho Press
Reporter at My Meridian Press
Boise State beat writer at @TheIdahoPress. When Hollywood makes a biopic on my life, George Clooney will play me. Springsteen will write the soundtrack.
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5 days ago |
idahopress.com | John Wustrow
After nearly 50 years and dozens of national champions, the College of Idaho is dropping its skiing team as a varsity sport. Team members were told of the college's decision to drop the sport on both the men’s and women’s sides in a meeting with Athletic Director Reagan Rossi on May 1. “For it to be cut, it was really shocking to me,” said sophomore Caitlyn Bumpers, who earned All-American honors in Slalom and Skier Cross this past season.
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1 week ago |
idahopress.com | John Wustrow
NAMPA — Through 17 years as a college baseball head coach, including the past seven at Northwest Nazarene, Joe Schaefer says he’s had some pretty talented pitching staffs which were led by a shutdown ace. But even the Nighthawks’ coach admits that what he has this season is pretty special.
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1 week ago |
idahopress.com | John Wustrow
In her first at-bat of the Boise State softball team’s season opener against Saint Mary’s on Feb. 7, Makenzie Butt struck out. As the freshman first baseman walked back to the dugout, Boise State coach Justin Shults pulled her aside and told her he noticed her nervousness as she stood at the plate. He told her that the first one was out of the way. Now, it was a matter of just going out and just playing softball.
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1 week ago |
rexburgstandardjournal.com | John Wustrow
After leading the Boise State football team to the College Football Playoff, Boise State coach Spencer Danielson is getting a pay raise. Boise State announced that it had reached a five-year contract extension with Danielson on Tuesday, signing the coach through the 2029 season. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ 2 4@?E24E D6?E @FE 3J q@:D6 $E2E6[ s2?:6=D@? :D D6E E@ >2<6 2 32D6 D2=2CJ @7 S`` >:==:@? @G6C E96 7:G6\J62C 4@FCD6 @7 E96 4@?EC24E] w6 H:== >2<6 Sa >:==:@?
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1 week ago |
idahopress.com | John Wustrow
The Boise State women’s tennis team could not find magic for a second day in a row on Saturday, as the Broncos saw their run at the NCAA Tournament come to an end with a 4-0 loss to Texas in Austin, Texas. The No. 70 Broncos had extended their season an extra day on Friday with an upset victory against Baylor in the first round, but Boise State (20-6) wasn’t able to continue its magical season to next weekend’s Super Regionals.
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Final Boise State 82, Fresno State 60. Andrew Meadow finishes with 20 points, one of his career high and five different Broncos score in double figures. Boise State improves to 15-7 on the season, 7-4 in Mountain West play.
Cardenas, Meadow and Bowie all have three 3 pointers for the Broncos now. Boise State lead is up to 78-51 with 3:48 left in the game.
Andrew Meadow hits his third 3-pointer of the game to extend Boise State's lead to 63-43. Meadow has 14 points. 8:54 left.