Sports
Seanee Still signs to play women's soccer for Blue Mountain Community College
Seanee Still signs to play women’s college soccer at BMCC. (Submitted photo)
POCATELLO — Pocatello High School senior Seanee Still has signed to play Women's College Soccer at Blue Mountain Community College (BMCC) in the fall of 2022.
“I am so excited to get the opportunity to play soccer in college,” Still said. She plans to major in Biology with an emphasis in Natural Resource Management.
She noted there is a great connection between academia and athletics. “I feel playing sports during high school enabled me to learn dedication and teamwork both of which will help me reach my career goals,” she continued. “ I am very conscientious of the environment and the damage we as humans have done to our earth. I want to gain the education and experiences to make me not only a better person, but a person capable of helping all living things.”
She believes she can make a difference in her realm of existence. “I want to specialize in fish and wildlife management and work to improve the environment for all plants and animals,” Still concluded.
Miller plays Butte County Pirates varsity football
Treyton Miller catches the ball in the playoff semifinals game against Oakley High School.
POCATELLO — Sho-Ban tribal member Treyton Miller, #44, plays for the Butte County High School Pirates varsity football team.
Butte County lost to Oakley High School 52 to 22 in the semifinal round of the 1A DI IHSAA football state championship at the Holt Arena on Saturday, November 13.
Miller gets ready for a play.
Recreation news
Lottery league
Fort Hall Recreation is thinking about having a lottery league for basketball because of the lack of teams in both the men’s and women’s basketball leagues. A total of 28 men and 28 women need to pay their player fee of $25 for men and $20 for women who are COVID-19 vaccinated. Sign up in the Recreation office. Once the required amount of players are received for each division, they will draw names the Thursday prior to the week they start playing so contact Recreation to see who is on your team and what time to play.
Each week names will be drawn for the following weeks games. Women will play on Wednesdays and men will play on Tuesday. Each division (men and women) will have four teams of seven players per team. If more players are paid in, the number of teams will be adjusted.
Sign up in the Recreation office as soon as possible and show your vaccination card to play.
Parade of Lights
Parade of Lights is Friday, December 10 at 6 p.m. Participants must maintain a 20 foot distance between vehicles. Keep children in or near car. Wear a mask if you choose to exit vehicle. Wave from a distance – no holiday hugs or handshakes. All participants must ride a vehicle and no walking. Parade starts in front of Timbee Hall, left on Hiline Road, left on Ross Fork Road to Eagle Road then Eagle Road to Agency Road then back to Timbee Hall.
Santa
Santa will be on the east side of Timbee Hall Saturday, December 18 from noon to 2 p.m. for boys and girls of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Need to take precaution to keep each other safe. Santa and Mrs. Claus cannot visit in the gym because they’re part of a vulnerable age group.
When visiting Santa’s drive thru stay in the car and wave hello! All boys and girls must have their masks on when the elves bring the gift bags to your vehicle.
Open gym
Timbee Hall will be open late on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 7 p.m. to shoot around. Participants must be COVID-19 vaccinated.
