Don Cogger

Fresh off their surprise win at the 3A West Conference Championship a week earlier, the Evanston High School boys’ cross country team was feeling like it had finally earned some respect. After all, they had come into the conference meet with little fanfare, and even less expectation from anyone outside the program, then shocked the high school cross country community by not just winning the conference title, but dominating the event.

The knock on the Evanston High School football team this season has been its pass defense — ranked 12th in the state heading into Friday’s Homecoming contest against Jackson, the Red Devils have had a rough go against teams that like to air it out.

The Evanston High School cross country teams made the most of their home-field advantage Friday, with both the Red Devils and Lady Devils earning spots in the Top 10 of their respective races at the annual Evanston Invitational, held at Purple Sage Golf Course.

EVANSTON — Evanston resident Nick Small always knew his love of hunting was something he’d eventually want to pass along to his kids. Some of his favorite memories of his childhood involve the outdoors, and that love for wide open spaces hasn’t diminished over the years.

The Evanston High School volleyball team hosted the Evanston Border Wars Tournament over the weekend, posting a 3-5 record against some talented competition from Utah and Idaho.

A slow start and turnovers against a strong South Summit team proved to be the Evanston High School football team’s undoing Friday at Kay Fackrell Stadium, falling to the Wildcats 34-17.

The Evanston High School boys’ swimming and diving team competed at the 3A South Conference Meet in Lander over the weekend of Feb. 4, placing third as a team, with seven podium finishes in individual events.

Program celebrates 9th year with over 110 elementary students