University of Idaho Argonaut

1 week ago | uiargonaut.com | Jayden Barfuss

After two seasons at the University of Washington, outside midfielder Deanna Montero traded in her purple and gold jersey for Vandal black and pride gold and hopes to make an instant impact in this upcoming season.  “Coming here, I feel like I can reach my highest potential as a player. I know I have that trust in people behind me that believe in me,” Montero said. “I got that from Coach Jeremy, Coach Ashley and Neil. They were very sure of me from the start.

1 week ago | uiargonaut.com | Jayden Barfuss

The scene is almost impossible to imagine: the seats packed, the air thick with excitement and the roar of the crowd — Idaho soccer fans, at last, filling a professional stadium. As the news spreads that Boise will finally have its own men’s and women’s professional soccer teams, it’s clear: those chants, those dreams, have been heard. With the announcement that Boise will finally have its own men’s and women’s professional soccer teams, the city’s long-awaited dream is coming to life.

2 weeks ago | uiargonaut.com | Ashley Kramer

Have you ever wanted to be in a film? Well, now is your chance!  Every year, advanced filmmaking students get the chance to make a short film of their own. This year, there are four films that students are working hard to produce over the summer. Senior filmmakers are looking to cast actors for their films and invite anyone interested to try out. Auditions will be on April 17 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the Forge Theater.

3 weeks ago | uiargonaut.com | Jayden Barfuss

After the Idaho Vandals walked off the field after a heartbreaking loss in the Big Sky championship, the team was entering a new phase of the program. With several key players graduating, with new faces and fresh energy, Idaho soccer is evolving. The program is reshaping itself and is ready to keep the culture and expectations set by the teams of the past.  The Vandals began their spring season on Saturday with a trip to Spokane to take on the Gonzaga Bulldogs.

3 weeks ago | uiargonaut.com | Jayden Barfuss

The Spokane Arena was on its feet with 1:30 left in the game, as the no. 1-seeded (33-2) UCLA Bruins were on the verge of their shining moment, the chance to make their first-ever Final Four. After no. 3-seeded (31-5) LSU stormed back on an 8-0 run, cutting a once 14-point lead to just six, the Bruins turned to their stars when the lights shined the brightest.  Center Lauren Betts, swarmed by purple and gold defenders under the basket, spotted an open Gabriela Jaquez.