TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A slower day to close out the school week for some spring sports action. If you couldn’t go out to a game on Friday, KMVT has you covered on some results from around the area.

Baseball

Burley 4, Jerome 3 (game one)

Jerome 1, Burley 0 (game two)

• Series split in Great Basin action between Burley and Jerome. Kyler Robinson struck out 10 batters helping the Bobcats to the win in game one. In game two, Jerome’s Swyer Tilley provided an RBI single for the line score and win.

Lighthouse 21, Wider 1

• The Lions dominated Wilder Friday night for the W. Lighthouse scored 14 runs in the second inning on its way to the win. Jack Dejong hit an inside-the-park grand slam in the inning. Kai DeMoor and Karsten Sweesy added three RBIs each in the win. Noah Harker-Redi struck out 14 batters in the win. He pitched a no-hitter

Wendell 10, Declo 0

• The Trojans scored in each inning as they powered through Declo on Friday night. Jaxon Mattix was 3-3 from the plate with a triple, double, and single as he had three RBIs. Cooper Jones pitched a complete game allowing two hits while recording eight strikeouts.

Softball

Kimberly 16, Wood River 0 (game one)

Kimberly 3, Wood River 2 (game two)

• The Bulldogs extended its win streak to six after the sweep over Wood River. In game one, the Bulldogs had 18 hits as Emma Chavez was a perfect 5-5 from the plate with three RBIs. Sydnee Muchow hit a two-run bomb in the win. Mallory Kelsey got the win, allowing four hits and six strikeouts.

Marsing 5, Wendell 4 (game one)

Wendell 17, Marsing 0 (game two)

• Elsie Moore, Brianna Egbert, and Kenadi Young combined for seven of the team’s 13 hits in the win. They scored four runs and drove in three. Breanna Comstock was 2-3 at the plate with two runs and three RBIs while Ainsley Clark was 2-2 with four runs and three RBIs. Comstock struck out 12 batters on the day. She allowed one hit and zero runs over five innings.
  

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Hey, did you hear?

Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poets’ Department dropped at midnight. Have you listened to it yet? Let us know your thoughts.

But you should also know that there are grown, adult males in the state of Idaho who are very angry at Taylor Swift for…simply existing.

It’s not new that people are upset with Taylor Swift. We hear it all the time:

• “She fakes being surprised when she wins awards!”
  
• “Too much Taylor during my favorite football game!”
  
• “Taylor Swift? Never heard of him.”
• “She can’t sing and all her songs are about breakups!”
  

First of all, if that sounds like someone you know, block them. On your phone. On social media. From your life. You don’t need that kind of negativity in 2024.

Second, why are these grown men so upset at Taylor Swift? Honest question. How is it that, as a grown human adult, your biggest problem is life is a music artist you don’t care for very much? If too much Taylor Swift is the single largest issue you’re facing in life right now, consider yourself very lucky.

Where did it all start? Probably years ago, but all signs point to the NFL going all-in on Taylor Swift during their most recent season. Don’t believe us? Just look at the plethora of shots of Taylor at the 2024 Super Bowl. Yes, she was there supporting her boyfriend Travis Kelce, but some fans believe that the entire game focused solely on Taylor.

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