Conny Paoli broke her own school record while qualifying for Saturday’s NCAA women’s steeplechase final. She finished fourth in Thursday’s semifinal heat with a career-best time and will compete again this weekend.
Blake Sturgis concluded his collegiate track career with second-team All-American honors after placing 14th in javelin at the NCAA Outdoor Championship. Coaches praised both his athletic achievements and leadership throughout an accomplished senior season.
Two University of Idaho athletes have qualified for this week’s NCAA Track and Field Outdoor Championships following standout seasons. Sturgis will compete in men’s javelin while Paoli races in women’s steeplechase; both events can be viewed on ESPN+.
Idaho Vandals Soccer has released its official non-conference schedule for the upcoming season. The slate features regional rivals as well as two new opponents and several matches across multiple states.
The Big Sky Conference has named its attendees for the upcoming Football Kickoff weekend in Spokane this July. Idaho Vandals head coach Thomas Ford will attend alongside two key returning players. The event features a Hall of Fame Gala honoring several conference legends.
The Idaho Vandals have signed wide receiver Markel Taylor from Sacramento City College to strengthen their offense ahead of the upcoming football season. Taylor joins a talented group of receivers as preparations begin for fall camp.
An Idaho athlete won her heat at Fayetteville’s NCAA West First Round and qualified for nationals in steeplechase. Both she and teammate Blake Sturgis are set to compete next month at Hayward Field.
Three Idaho Vandals football games are set for national broadcast during the upcoming season as part of an expanded presence on ESPN networks. The team’s opener against Cal Poly and an October matchup with Montana State headline this slate.
Blake Sturgis became Idaho’s first national qualifier in men’s javelin throwing since over ten years ago after finishing eighth at regionals despite challenging weather conditions. His performance secures him a place at next month’s NCAA championships.
According to the U.S. Department of Education, the University of Idaho in Moscow allocated $1,507,365 to women’s basketball teams in 2024, exceeding the state average by $465,118, which stands at $1,042,247.