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Boise State secures first Pac-12 win over Gonzaga in a slugfest – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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Women’s volleyball picked up their first Pac-12 win in front of 2,290 fans, the largest crowd for a volleyball match in the state of Idaho. Between a season-opening move from Bronco Gymnasium to ExtraMile Arena and nine new members to the 13-player roster, the Broncos have built a mix of explosive offense, firm defense and career-high achievements. Boise State (9-5) secured the 3-1 win against Gonzaga (5-8) in ExtraMile Arena, with two Broncos posting double-doubles: Sydney Dreves with 14 kills
‘If you haven’t been to a game with the Stampede, you haven’t been at all’ – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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Boise State brought six new student leaders together over the summer to reignite the student section, now known as The Stampede, for the 2026-27 academic year. Junior, Ella Gendreau and graduate assistant, Mateo Bertagnolli were appointed as president and vice president of the student section respectively, hoping to combat the previous lack of attendance at Boise State sporting events. “Athletics are the one thing that you can bring anybody from any place, any demographic, any club, and everyone
Boise State women’s volleyball earns top spot in home tournament despite loss in final match – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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The Boise State women’s volleyball team claimed first at the Boise State Classic, sweeping its first two games at ExtraMile Arena last weekend before falling in the third, and bouncing back after a rocky showing at the Bulldog Invitational the week before. “We came out with great intentions,” head coach Shawn Garus said in a press release. “We got a lot of production from a lot of different players … That’s a total team effort. It’s a recipe that our team used to embrace, and our secret to succe
Boise State’s new North End Zone is more than just luxury seating. Here’s what’s inside – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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The year-long effort to expand seating in Albertsons Stadium’s North End Zone has transformed into a completed multi-purpose space designed to benefit fans, students and athletes year-round. What started as a plan to fix structural issues and add premium seating quickly grew into a broader investment for Boise State’s athletic department. Built comparable to the Stueckle Sky Center, the facility is designed to host game-day fans, campus events, create student job opportunities and provide resour
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