There are 2208 fans on right now!
(Click For Complete Broadcast Schedule)


Most Recent Action Photo Galleries

(Click For Complete List Of Galleries)
3/26 Baseball  Wendell vs Cole Valley Christian
3/25 Softball  Soda Springs vs Snake River
3/23 Softball  McCall-Donnelly vs Marsing
3/23 Softball  Weiser JV vs Madison JV
3/23 Softball  McCall-Donnelly vs Baker (OR)
3/23 Softball  Skyview vs Nampa
3/23 Softball  Lewiston JV vs Centennial JV
3/23 Softball  Weiser vs Canyon Ridge
3/22 Baseball  Mountain Home vs Skyline
3/22 Baseball  Mountain Home vs Thunder Ridge
3/21 Baseball  Caldwell vs Blackfoot
3/21 Baseball  Clarkston (WA) vs Orofino
3/21 Baseball  Sugar-Salem vs Borah
3/21 Baseball  Post Falls vs Borah
3/20 Softball  Snake River vs Malad




LOCAL SPONSORS
Say "Thanks" To These Power Boosters!
Ririe High School Bulldogs
2A District VI 2A Nuclear Conference
Contact
Colors: Royal Blue & Gold
Head Coach:   Jim Newton
RECORD
Record Last Year
5-4
State Titles
None
TEAM
Team Preview
Written by Brandon Hill

The Bulldogs saw a swift exit in the first round of the 2019 playoffs.

After completing a 5-3 regular season campaign, Ririe drew an unfavorable matchup against the West Side Pirates, who would eventually go on to win the 2019 2A state championship. The Bulldogs’ offense struggled, much like it had in its previous three losses, failing to score against the top-ranked Pirates.

The loss marked the second shutout loss for Ririe on the year. The Bulldogs previously fell to West Side in the regular season 18-0 and Firth 54-0.

Outside those three losses, the Bulldog defense helped propel the team to a successful 2019 outing. In each of its five wins, Ririe held opposing teams to below 10 points, including three sub-10 performances against Soda Springs, West Jefferson and Salmon.

Regardless, the Bulldogs finished third in the 2A Nuclear Conference, a finish Head Coach Jim Newton will want to improve upon. That task won’t be easy, as the Ririe competes in the same conference as North Fremont, a semi-final contender from a year ago.

The Bulldogs kick off against Soda Springs Aug. 28 to open the season, and close the regular season against North Fremont Oct. 16 in a matchup that could have serious conference-standing implications. Ririe will look to enact its revenge against the Huskies, who won last year’s game 38-8.

Check back with IdahoSports.com for updated scores and schedules throughout the season.















This information is copyrighted to IdahoSports.com. Any rebroadcast, retransmission, or other use of this information is strictly prohibited without the expressed, written, consent of IdahoSports.com.

Copyright IdahoSports.com | Privacy Policy