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MHHS Cross Country runners medal at State (11/6/19)MHHS Cross Country sent three runners to the State Competition in Pocatello on Nov. 2. Charlize Lawson ran a Personal Record time of 19:02.67 to finish 9th, Jacob Criddle ran 16:02.48 to finish 10th and Derek Schultz ran 17:17:99 at the State Cross Country meet at Pocatello's Portneuf Wellness Complex. ...
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Cross Country sends 3 to state (10/30/19)The Mountain Home High School Cross Country team will send three athletes to the State Competition in Pocatello on November 2nd at the Portneuf Wellness Complex. During the District Competition last week the team ran their fastest race of the year with 13 out of the 21 runners setting Life Time Personal Records. ...
Sports
Second Annual 3 vs. 3 Basketball Tournament
Many of you may have noticed community events being put on with an emphasis on living a sober life. These events are being put on by Drug Court participants who are required to complete a community service project in the third phase of the program as a way of giving back to their community.
Drug Court is a program that was created to supervise eligible offenders who have been referred to the comprehensive program of drug treatment and accountability. The Elmore County Drug and DUI Court is a four phase program which is a highly structured outpatient program that lasts a minimum of one year.
Jacob Smith is currently in the third phase of the program and he has organized the second annual Co-ed three on three basketball tournament. The event will focus on sobriety with the goal of reintegrating and educating addicts into a healthy and sober life within the community.
Smith will have three guest speakers in addition to himself, booths set up by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous in an attempt to educate young teens and adults in sobriety by organizing a fun event that encourages them and the community to enjoy life without the use of drugs or alcohol.
The tournament will be held on Aug. 3 at Legacy Park from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. There will be three age groups: 10 to 12, 13 to 15 and 16 and up. The tournament is free to enter. You can register a team by going to www.mountainhomesportsiteslabs.com or at the Mountain Home Parks and Recreation office.
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