LAPWAI — Kamiah trailed Logos by a fraction of a point in boys team scoring with one event remaining on Saturday, and the 4x400 relay Kubs won the last race as well as the district team title.
OROFINO — Genesee capped off a 12-2 mercy rule win over Kamiah with a double that brought in three runs during the bottom of the fifth, but the outcome had been all but cemented by a six-run third, during which the Bulldogs chased KHS starter Dylan Weist and then touched up reliever Bodie No…
OROFINO — Kamiah trailed Prairie for most of the contest Thursday, May 13, but in the top of the sixth, a couple of walks — including Dylan Weist's work through a full count with two outs — set the table for a comeback. It ended up a 9-3 Kubs win, which secured the Kubs' first state tourname…
KOOSKIA — A 5-4 Kamiah win over Clearwater Valley Tuesday evening propelled the baseball Kubs into the district tournament later this week. They'll play Prairie at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Orofino.
KAMIAH — The Clearwater Valley track and field girls and the Kamiah boys posted top team scores at the last meet before the regular season culminates at Thursday's Meet of Champions in Lewiston. With essentially one last opportunity level up their bests before the regional and state meets la…
LEWISTON — The second league meet of the tennis season got out to a delayed start due to rain Saturday morning, but as the skies cleared, so did the pecking order among North Idaho's top small-school tennis players.
KAMIAH — The Clearwater Valley/Kamiah softball co-op girls authored a split of a Friday evening double-header with Grangeville, and might have had a sweep if not for the time rule that ended both games early.
COTTONWOOD — Kamiah's Luke Krogh won both his hurdles events and three other KHS boys took first place finishes Thursday afternoon at Prairie. Jace Sams won the 400, William Millage won the high jump, and Jack Wilkins tied with Salmon River's Garret Shepherd for first in the pole vault.
KAMIAH — During the course of an 11-5 Clearwater Valley win Wednesday evening, the Rams led 11-1 — largely on the strength of another fine pitching performance by Conner Jackson — and the lead proved enough to sustain even a bout of panicky play during the seventh inning, when the host Kubs …
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