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Today’s edition · Fri., Nov. 13

Bengals' soccer season ends on penalty kicks; 333 Pocatello ballots added

Plus, a levy override request for an added ambulance in Chubbuck and Saturday's Veterans Day Parade.

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Idaho State's soccer season ends on penalty kicks while other Bengals teams play on

Idaho State lost its Big Sky tournament first-round game on penalty kicks

  • Idaho State1
    Northern Arizona1
    FinalNorthern Arizona won the shootout 3-2 after two overtimes.

Sources: East Idaho News, Idaho State Journal

Idaho State soccer's season came down to one kick. The Bengals tied Northern Arizona 1-1 Wednesday in the first round of the in Missoula, with Gracie East scoring in the 71st minute. Then they lost the shootout 3-2 when Northern Arizona goalkeeper Lexi Saveski denied junior Sofia Wolf's final attempt.

If you follow other Bengals teams, volleyball is the one on a roll, with back-to-back home wins over last-place Southern Utah and first-place Utah Tech. Idaho State plays at Northern Arizona Saturday, then returns to Reed Gym next week.

  • Volleyball: 17-9 overall, 9-5 in the Big Sky
  • Cross country: NCAA Mountain Regionals in Albuquerque today
  • Football: 6-4, 3-4 in the Big Sky after the Montana State loss
  • Golf: 902 (+38), fourth-best 54-hole score in program history

Idaho State sits fourth in Big Sky volleyball with nine conference wins

Source: East Idaho News

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Northern Arizona10
Northern Colorado10
Idaho State9
Portland State9

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News Notes

Ballots

Bannock County found 333 ballots from the missing from election-night totals. The votes have been added, and none of the county's races changed outcome. Idaho Press

Ambulances

Pocatello Fire Chief Shane Grow asked Bannock County commissioners to put a levy override on the May 2027 ballot to fund one more ALS ambulance stationed in Chubbuck. Calls rose from about 5,362 in 2011 to roughly 10,058 in fiscal year 2026. Pocatello-Chubbuck Observer

The ambulance district's call volume nearly doubled since 2011

10,058
calls in fiscal year 2026
5,362
calls in 2011
$1,773,000
approximate estimate for the proposed levy
$40
about, per $100,000 of assessed value

Source: Pocatello-Chubbuck Observer

Parade

The Pocatello Veterans Day Parade starts at 11 a.m. Saturday, lining up on First Street and finishing at . Police say not to park along the route after 8 a.m. Idaho State JournalPocatello-Chubbuck Observer

Veterans

Monte Hibbert and Cody De Los Reyes of Bannock County are among 23 Idaho veterans to receive Sen. Mike Crapo's Spirit of Freedom awards this year. Local News 8

Football

Highland senior Steele Hoopes caught 3 passes for 32 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Rams' 6A quarterfinal win over Eagle. He has 4 touchdowns in two playoff wins after 1 in the regular season. Local News 8

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Meet Marmalade, an orange domestic shorthair kitten at the shelter with a brother waiting there too. She's very young, so she's energetic and playful, and she made her Tail-Wagger Wednesday debut this week. She's looking for her forever home, and Pocatello Animal Services is the number to call to adopt her. Pretty hard to say no to that name.

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Good Day Pocatelloto me · Fri., Nov. 136:00 a.m.

Bengals' soccer season ends on penalty kicks; 333 Pocatello ballots added

Plus, a levy override request for an added ambulance in Chubbuck and Saturday's Veterans Day Parade.

The TLDR

  1. Idaho State soccer loses 3-2 on penalty kicks to Northern Arizona
  2. Bengals volleyball sits fourth in the Big Sky
  3. Bannock County adds 333 missing Pocatello 2 ballots
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