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📈 STOCK UP 

🔼 What Runs. Boise State track & field’s Kaiya Robertson placed 17th overall in the women’s 1500m at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. She ends her season with an Honorable Mention All-America nod. Abby Kendrick placed 21st in the 3000m steeplechase while fellow Bronco Emily Jobes finished 23rd. Both earned Honorable Mention All-America recognition for their performances.

🔼 Locked In. The World Cup is officially underway! Boise State soccer gives us their best predictions.

🔼 What’s Next. Boise State men’s tennis’ Julius Seifert isn’t done yet! Seifert’s .700 career No. 2 doubles win percentage is good for sixth in program history.

📱 FROM THE A.D.

🤔 BLUE TURF TRIVIA

Can you name the Bronco who has the most career singles wins across all matches in Boise State men’s tennis program history?

Got a guess? Scroll down for the answer reveal!

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🗓 THE SCHEDULE AHEAD

*All times in MT unless otherwise listed 

Friday, June 12
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.) | Watch: ESPN2

Saturday, June 13
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.) | Watch: ESPN2

Wednesday, August 12
⚽ Soccer vs. CSUN @ 7 p.m.

Sunday, August 16
⚽ Soccer @ Weber State @ 7 p.m. (Ogden, Utah)

Thursday, August 20
⚽ Soccer @ SMU - TBA (Dallas, Texas)

Saturday, August 23
⚽ Soccer @ Texas Tech @ 7 p.m. (Lubbock, Texas)

Friday, August 28
🏐 Volleyball vs. UNC Asheville (Host) (Asheville, N.C.) | Watch

Saturday, August 29
🏐 Volleyball vs. UNC Asheville (Host) (Asheville, N.C.) | Watch

🔷 Go here to view the entire Boise State Athletics Calendar

ℹ️ TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Luke Shields (2004-08), who won 119 times.

🔷 Have a great weekend, Bronco Nation!