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ORDER GAME PHOTOS
The Idaho High School Activities Association is pleased to announce the 2023-2024 winners of the "Schools of Excellence" program. This yearlong, voluntary program in which schools earn points based on their student-athletes’ performance in athletics, academics and sportsmanship is the top award for the IHSAA and its member schools. The top three schools in each classification with the best overall programs will be recognized at the IHSAA Annual Meeting, July 31st.
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5A
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Eagle High School
2nd place – Timberline High School
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Susan McInerny, Principal; Tony Brulotte, AD
3rd place – Rocky Mountain High School
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4A
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Bishop Kelly High School
2nd place – Twin Falls High School
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Sarah Quilici, Principal; Tom Shanahan, AD
3rd place – Canyon Ridge High School
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3A
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Kimberly High School
2nd place – Sugar-Salem High School
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Darin Gonzales, Principal; Zach Dong, AD
3rd place – Buhl High School
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2A
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Declo High School
2nd place – Malad High School
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Roland Bott, Principal; Jennifer Murdock, AD
3rd place – Sun Valley Community School
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1A Div I
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Grace High School
2nd place – Oakley High School
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Brandon Jackson, Principal; Travis Draper, AD
3rd place – Potlatch High School
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1A Div II
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Rockland High School
2nd place – Camas County High School
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Greg Larson, Principal; Andrew Nelson, AD
3rd place – Cascade High School
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The three major areas of high school activities are weighted equally in determining recipients of the award.
1. The Academic Component is based on the varsity team's cumulative GPA as submitted on the State Academic Champions application for all IHSAA sponsored sports/activity programs.
2. The Performance Component is based on place of finish at IHSAA-sponsored state championships and activity program competitions.
3. The Citizenship Component is based on a school's self-evaluation of their citizenship/sportsmanship activities as submitted on an itemized form. Deductions are made by the IHSAA for player and/or coach unsportsmanlike ejections and also for unsportsmanlike school behavior at state tournaments.
In addition to the primary awards, schools that score 90% on the Citizenship Component and have no player/coach ejections throughout the year or incidents of unsportsmanlike school behavior at state tournaments will receive an "Award of Excellence" certificate. The 2023-2024 Award of Excellence schools are Bonneville, Burley, Canyon Ridge, Century, Columbia, Lakeland, Pocatello, Kimberly, Sugar-Salem, Malad, Genesee, Cascade, and Highland (Craigmont).
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