The Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) 2026 Scholarship Program is now open! These scholarships are available to graduating high school students pursuing their first year of college or vocational school.
To be eligible, applicants must be sponsored by a member of NTCA – The Rural Broadband Association. We’re pleased to share that Blackfoot Telephone Cooperative, Inc. is a participating NTCA member company, making students in our service area eligible to apply.
In addition to the FRS general scholarships, there are a handful of other scholarship opportunities available through this program.
Application Deadline: February 14, 2026
More Information & Application:https://www.frs.org/programs/youth-programs/scholarships
Blackfoot Scholarships are now open for eligible seniors looking for money for college or trades school. See the attached flyer or visit the website here!
The Lady Trojans became the reigning county winners on Tuesday, September 30th, with back-to-back wins against the Granite High School Lady Prospectors.
The Varisty squad swept Granite in three quick sets. Hazel Sawfer led the team from the service line with 5 aces while Kimber Parsons and Jacklyn Wetsch each defended the net with 2 blocks apiece. Parsons also led the squad with 13 kills while Charlee Cline contributed 12 assists. To round off the stats, Brooke Hicks was busy in the back court with 16 digs and a 7 perfect serve receive passes.
The JV squad also had a 3-game sweep in which Beka Perry scored 8 aces and 8 assists. Piper Wetsch led with 3 kills and 6 digs.
The Lady Trojans will not face the Granite Lady Prospectors again in the regular season.
On Varsity, Brooke Hicks led the team with 6 aces and 9 digs. Kimber Parsons put down 9 kills, and Kameron Wetsch racked up 19 assists.
JV had quite a night with Piper Wetsch and Natali Scheffel, both contributing 4 aces from the serving line. Ella Hicks led with 5 kills, while Beka Perry put up 14 assists and Wetsch 9 digs.
The JV lost in 4 tough sets. Cambree Clark led the team with 3 aces while Piper Wetsch put down 4 kills. Beka Perry had 9 assists, and Natali Scheffel worked for 7 digs .
Varsity worked hard for a 4-set win against a strong homecoming crowd. Kimber Parsons led the team in aces and blocks with 4 in each category. The freshmen, Jacklyn Wetsch, contributed the most kills with 13, while Brooke Hicks defended like a champ with 30 digs. Charlee Cline put up 18 sets to round off the win against the Lady Eagles.
The Lady Trojans will face the Eagles again at home for Senior Night on October 23rd.
Varsity played a 5-set thriller, falling just short in the 5th set. Kimber Parsons led the team in multiple categories with 13 kills and 4 blocks. Hazel Sawfer also had a dominant game, serving up 6 aces and 19 digs. Kameron Wetsch led the team with 19 assists.
JV won in 3 straight sets! Piper Wetsch led with 3 aces and tied with 11 digs. Casey James added 11 digs to the team and 5 kills. Macey Anderson put up the team's single block while Beka Perry added 13 assists.
The C Squad 4 tight sets to come out with the win. Casey James had 5 aces while Macey Anderson contributed 8 kills. Dakota Parsons played great defense with 12 digs and added 8 assists for the team.
The Lady Trojans will travel to Manhattan Christian for a rematch on October 9th.
The 2025-2026 FAFSA is now open!
If you and/or your student would like assistance with the application process, Drummond High School will be hosting an informational night on Tuesday, October 21st, from 6-8 pm in the main classroom near the office (Mr. Drew's room). Mike Lincoln from Reach Higher will be present to assist with questions and showcase scholarship and career/college planning resources.
If you have questions, contact Mrs. Larson
slarson@drummondschool.net
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