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6/22	Football	7th Grade: Oregon All-State Football

6/22	Football	8th Grade: Oregon All-State Football

6/22	Football	6th Grade: Oregon All-State Football

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5/27	Football	8 man Shriners all star game

5/27	Football	8-Man North-South Shrine

5/27	Football	11 man Shriners All Star game

5/27	Football	11-Man North-South Shrine Game

5/20	Track & Field	1A Boys State Track and Field Awards

5/20	Track & Field	1A Boys State Track Awards Memory-Mates

5/20	Track & Field	1A Girls State Track and Field Awards

5/20	Track & Field	1A Girls State Track Awards Memory-Mates

5/20	Track & Field	2A Boys State Track and Field Awards

5/20	Track & Field	2A Boys State Track Awards Memory-Mates

5/20	Track & Field	2A Girls State Track and Field Awards

5/20	Track & Field	2A Girls State Track Awards Memory-Mates

5/20	Track & Field	3A Boys State Track and Field Awards

5/20	Track & Field	3A Boys State Track Awards Memory-Mates

5/20	Track & Field	3A Girls State Track and Field Awards

Riverstone International School

School Info
Conference: 1AD1 Western Idaho Conference
Classification: 1A D1

Head Coach: Ian Rumpp

Years as Head Coach: 1 (2nd year)

Previous Experience: Boise High School Varsity Assistant, Boise Flite Coach

Who do you have coming back this year?
Tiara Wallace (F) Karoline Woodhead (G/F) Natalie Pusch (G) Cat Carignan (g/f) Kenzie Roan (G) Jenny Chu (G)

Do you have any new incoming “impact” players?
Trina Collins (G) Junior

Offensive areas you hope to improve on over last year:
Handling Pressure

Defensive Areas you hope to improve on over last year:
Pressure

Does your team have a motto/theme for the upcoming season?
Progress & Toughness

What are you most excited about in regards to this year’s team?
A year under their belts, still very young. Have a taste of varsity level basketball

What is the ‘X-Factor’ to having success this season as a team?
Playing together and buying into the idea of a completely selfless team

Besides the pay, the fame and the glory, why do you coach high school basketball?
For me, there is nothing better than watching the progression of your players. Mentally, physically, emotionally, anything I can teach them reassures me that I am making a difference in their lives and providing an experience that they will remember for the rest of their lives.

What makes your school the best place to coach for?
The parent support and diversity.