Aside from Tuimoloau, 10 Other Local Headliners Who Passed on UW Football
Through the years, the Huskies have missed on a bunch of sure-thing players from their backyard.
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Jul 4, 2021
As much as the fans insist otherwise, college football has no borders. The game has gotten a lot bigger than the sentimentality that once kept a talented local teen from passing on the University of Washington.
A player, for example such as J.T. Tuimoloau.
With the endless campus football camps, official and unofficial visits, intricate recruiting rankings, transfer portal and the new name, image and likeness allowances, extremely gifted high schools now are more inclined to play the college game far from home.
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Idaho high school students named national cyber scholars, awarded scholarships Published
Idaho high school students named national cyber scholars, awarded scholarships
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - After participating in a rigorous 48-hour cybersecurity competition, the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation has named 10 Idaho high school students as national cyber scholars.
The students, along with several finalists, were awarded more than $67,000 in combined college scholarships and professional training opportunities.
National cyber scholars
Karina Hansen – Compass Academy, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Kaleb Jennings – Compass Academy, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Zoe Johnson – Compass Academy, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Raymond Kalwarf – Compass Academy, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Collin Morgan – Compass Academy, Idaho Falls, Idaho
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Idaho providers open COVID-19 vaccine appointments to 12-15-year-olds after Pfizer approval Ian Max Stevenson, The Idaho Statesman
May 12 Vaccine providers in the Treasure Valley have opened up appointments to children ages 12 to 15 after a government panel recommended the Pfizer vaccine for use in younger children on Wednesday.
On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration approved the Pfizer vaccine for emergency use in 12-to-15 year-olds. On Wednesday, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel convened and recommended that the vaccine be used for children younger than 16 for the first time. The CDC s director, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, adopted the recommendation on Wednesday evening.