College Idaho Womens Soccer Cross Country Cascade Conference Recognition

Many in the College community know the Gabbard name – did you know Ray Gabbard ’88 is the Director of Drama at Cumnor House Sussex, just south of London, England? He’s part of a story on page 27 of this publication about the ways schools are making Shakespeare’s plays relevant and accessible. (Independent Schools Guide)

Anne Blackhurst, who received her Master’s from the College in 1987, is retiring from her position as the president at Minnesota State-Moorhead. (AM 1100 Radio)
Jake Miller ’10 is part of this “Power List” about commercial real estate. (Idaho Business Review)
Danielle Higley ’13 was one of two authors representing Idaho at the 2022 National Book Festival over Labor Day Weekend in Washington, D.C. (Boise State University)
Megan Wilkinson ’22 is part of this story out of the Tri-Cities (Washington) about the value of dual-language education. (Hebden Bridge News)
After a successful basketball career at the College, Cierra Dvorak ’21 has been named a graduate assistant coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville. (Hoop Dirt)

We told you about it earlier this summer, but news about two of our great art faculty members – Stephen Fisher and Garth Claassen – earning prestigious visual-arts fellowships popped up in some regional media recently as well. They were two of three selected out of more than 70 applicants state-wide for the Idaho Commission on the Arts Visual Art Fellowship. (KIFI-TV)

The College’s athletics department has unveiled a new slogan – Come Win With Us. (KIVI-TV)
Make sure you’re joining the YoteFam on Yote Football Saturdays, the tailgates are not to be missed! Great friends, great food, and a great time for all! Mark your calendars for September 24 when the Yotes host rival Eastern Oregon. Here’s a small sample of what it looked like at the team’s first home game. (KIVI TV)

The buildup was big, the team showcased two local quarterbacks, and the Yotes picked up a big win in its season-opener, defeating Montana State-Northern, 31-3. The Yotes have now beaten the Lights nine consecutive times. (KTVB-TV, Idaho Press, KTVB-TV)

The team followed up that with a big road win over nationally-ranked Rocky Mountain College to improve to 2-0. (Victory Sports Network)
Here are some photos from the victory. (406mtsports.com)
Dorian Hardin is hoping to catch the eye of pro scouts with his play on the football field. (Idaho Press)
Here’s the compelling story of JP Cardillo, who un-retired to rejoin the Yote football team this fall to honor his late mother. (Idaho Press)
Segun Olubi, who played football at the College in 2017, has been signed to the practice squad by the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts. (Colts.com)
Rylee Smith hustles to get from Vancouver Island to Caldwell as a new member of the Coyote softball team. (Chemainus Valley Courier)
The College’s men’s and women’s cross country teams, both ranked in the top-10 nationally at the NAIA level, competed with NCAA Division 1 Utah State.(Herald Journal)
Hannah McFadden (women’s soccer) and Ellyse Tingelstad (women’s cross country) named Cascade Conference athletes of the week for their performances during competition from Aug. 29-Sept. 4, 2022. (Cascade Conference)

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