State media poll: Rigby, West Side remain unanimous No. 1s, Madison falls despite a 3-0 start
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EASTERN IDAHO — Rigby secured its place in the top spot in this week’s state media 6A poll with an impressive win over Syracuse (UT) to move to 3-0 on the season.
Despite improving to 3-0, Madison, which was tied for fifth in last week’s rankings, dropped out of the top five and Coeur d’Alene moved up two spots to No. 2.
Rigby plays at Coeur d’Alene on Oct. 1.
There were no other changes for local teams in 5A, 4A, or 3A as West Side remains the unanimous No. 1 in 3A.
Rockland, which has outscored opponents 137-14 in its two games, moved into the 1A poll at No. 5.
Idaho State Media Poll
Week 3
CLASS 6A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. Rigby (11) 3-0 55 1
2. Coeur d’Alene 3-0 34 4
3. Rocky Mountain 1-1 30 2
4. Eagle 2-1 26 3
5. Mountain View 2-0 11 t-5
Others receiving votes: Madison 9.
CLASS 5A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. Bishop Kelly (11) 2-0 55 1
2. Hillcrest 2-0 42 2
3. Skyline 2-0 35 3
4. Blackfoot 2-0 15 4
5. Sandpoint 3-0 13 —
Others receiving votes: Lewiston 5.
CLASS 4A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. Fruitland (9) 2-0 53 1
2. Homedale (2) 3-0 46 2
3. Sugar-Salem 2-1 32 3
4. Weiser 2-1 14 t-5
5. Bonners Ferry 3-0 10 t-5
Others receiving votes: Kimberly 6, Emmett 3, Cole Valley Christian 1.
CLASS 3A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. West Side (11) 3-0 55 1
2. Declo 3-0 42 2
3. Melba 2-0 29 3
4. Buhl 2-0 23 4
5. Logos 3-0 15 5
Others receiving votes: Aberdeen 1.
CLASS 2A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. Kamiah (4) 1-1 45 t-1
2. Hagerman (3) 1-1 42 t-1
3. Raft River (3) 2-0 38 3
4. Wallace (1) 2-0 18 4
5. Prairie 3-0 17 5
Others receiving votes: Oakley 3, Butte County 2.
CLASS 1A
Team W-L Pts Pvs
1. Kendrick (11) 3-0 55 1
2. Carey 2-0 43 2
3. Coeur du Christ 3-0 31 3
4. Salmon River 3-0 25 4
5. Rockland 2-0 6 —
Others receiving votes: Council 2, Hansen 2, Deary 1.
Voters: Debanny Cerda, KMVT; Sven Alskog, IdahoSports.com; Mark Nelke, Coeur d’Alene Press; Sam Taylor, Lewiston Tribune; Sam Bernardi, Post Register; Jack Freeman, Bonner County Daily Bee; Allan Steele, East Idaho News; Race Archibald, Idaho Press; Michael Lycklama, Idaho Statesman; Brandon Walton, Idaho State Journal; Kyle Fansler, Times-News.