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THROUGH THE LENS: PBR rolls through town while spring sports prep for playoffs

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EASTERN IDAHO — Playoffs are fast approaching for high school spring sports, as Idaho Falls and the Mountain America Center welcomed more than 30 professional bull riders for two nights of riding over the weekend.

Marsh Valley remains undefeated and among the 4A state championship favorites in baseball with two weeks remaining in the regular season, though Sugar-Salem, at 12-4, could present a challenge to the Eagles. In 5A, Bonneville has emerged as the class of District 6, much like Madison in 6A.

All told, it was an exciting week of sports across eastern Idaho as spring weather finally arrived.

Here are some of our top pictures from the week that was.

Marsh Valley baseball
Marsh Valley’s Tate Whitworth catches a foul ball out against Malad, Tuesday, April 8, at Marsh Valley High School. Marsh Valley won the game, 8-1.

Pocatello Century baseball
Century’s Tito Villano dives back to second base against Pocatello, Thursday, April 10, at Halliwell Field in Pocatello. Century won the game, 15-14.

Century baseball
Century’s Daeton Poulson catches a foul out against Pocatello, Wednesday, April 9, at Halliwell Field in Pocatello. Pocatello won the game, 7-2.

PBR oath Navy
Multiple people swear their oath of service before joining the U.S. Navy prior to PBR Saturday Night at Mountain American Center in Idaho Falls.

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