American Falls High School

The art show and pops concert was once again a huge success. Great job!

🔥 THE SMOKER BRAWL IS HERE! 🔥 Get ready for an unforgettable night of action-packed bouts as American Falls takes on Malad in the ring! 🥊 15 intense matchups, hometown pride, and nonstop energy — this is one you don’t want to miss. 📅 Friday, May 22 · 7PM 📍 American Falls High School Gym ⭐ All ages welcome! Bring your crew, bring your voice, and let’s make some noise for our fighters! 💪🇺🇸 #TheDamBrawl #BeaverPride #AmericanFallsAthletics #CommunityStrong

🏃‍♂️ STATE TRACK SUCCESS! What a weekend at State Track — 11 of our athletes competing and representing Beaver Pride with heart and grit! The highlight: Evan Munden taking 6th overall in the 300m hurdles — an incredible finish against the best in Idaho! Every athlete who stepped on the track this season showed commitment, teamwork, and growth. Congrats to all who competed — we’re proud of what you’ve accomplished this year! 🖤💛

The man who came to dinner was a hit. Last chance to see this performance is tomorrow night at 4 o'clock. Don't miss it!

Lights, camera, Nashville! Our students took the stage at the Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference in Nashville and represented our school in a huge way! 🎶✨🏆

Out of 285 competitors in the Virtual Photography event, one of our talented photography students, Valerie Rios Sanchez became a National Finalist and earned an incredible 11th Place finish in the National Showcase! 📷 Another outstanding competitor, Eric Hernandez, placed 39th nationally, proving that creativity, hard work, and dedication can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best in the country.

Adam Christian was also a state finalist in Java Programming and traveled to nationals to compete in one of the toughest tech events on the national stage 💻

Beyond the competition, our students explored the energy and history of Nashville, visited the legendary Grand Ole Opry, and made memories that will last long after the trophies and rankings. From late-night laughs to big-stage moments, this trip was packed with learning, teamwork, and unforgettable experiences.

We are incredibly proud of all of our BPA competitors for representing our school with professionalism, talent, and heart. National level competition is no small feat, and these students absolutely rose to the occasion. We could not be more proud!!

#BPA #BPANationals 2026 #Nashville #StudentSuccess #Photography #JavaProgramming #FutureLeaders #NationalFinalist #GrandOleOpry

⛳️ AF Golfer, Jimmy Kendall tees off today at the STATE TOURNAMENT at Eagle Hills Golf Course! This marks his fourth year competing at the state level. Best of luck, Jimmy — Beaver Nation is cheering you on! 🦫🏌️

Great first day of districts— and we’re just getting started. Our athletes came out firing, and we already have 7 qualifiers punched for State with more lining up to earn their spot tomorrow. The work, the grit, the belief… it’s showing. “Track doesn’t build character — it reveals it.” Proud of this group and the way they compete for each other. Day 2, let’s go.

Beavers Softball left everything on the field in a hard‑fought battle against Snake River, coming up just short in districts and bringing an incredible season to a close. This group grew, competed, and leaned on each other every step of the way. The teamwork, the grit, the joy — it’s been a fun group to watch all year. ❤️🖤🥎 “Champions aren’t defined by the trophies they hold, but by the heart they show.” Heads high. Memories made. Until next year, Beavers.

In the first round of the district tournament the girls played tough but came up short against Bear Lake 2-6. They play again on Tuesday in Preston at 1:30 against Snake River.

Beavers Baseball closes the book on the 25-26 season filled with highs, lows, grit, and real growth. The boys battled to the very end, just falling short to Snake River in the district tournament. Proud doesn’t even begin to cover it. This group learned, competed, and kept showing up for each other every single day. ❤️🖤⚾️ “Success isn’t always measured by the final score, but by the growth it took to get there.”

The baseball district tournament started today in Marsh Valley. The boys came up short and head back tomorrow to take on Bear Lake at 1:30.

🔥 AFHS Dance Team Sign-Ups! 💃 Ready to bring the energy, rhythm, and school spirit to the floor? Join the American Falls High School Dance Team! 📅 Thursday, April 30th at 3:30 PM 📍 AFHS Commons Area / Practice Gym This date is for sign-ups only — no practice yet! After sign-ups, we’ll schedule evaluation practices to build next year’s team and routines. ✨ Come join our team and make next year unforgettable! Questions? Text Coach Kress at 208-221-5970. #BeaverPride ❤️🖤 #AFHSDance #TeamSpirit #JoinTheMovement #AFHSFamily

Beaver Softball came up huge on Senior Night, taking down Marsh Valley 9–5! 🥎🔥 Amazing play across the board, and a special shoutout to our seniors for leading the way. Congrats — and best of luck as districts kick off Saturday! ❤️🖤 “Leadership is leaving the jersey better than you found it.”

Prom. 2026 was a huge hit..

In a cold, windy and a little bit of snow, the girls played hard but came up short in Beat Lake.

🔥 IT’S RODEO TIME 🔥 Our high school rodeo kids are ready to ride, rope, and compete! Join us at the Power County Fairgrounds: 👉 Friday @ 6PM 👉 Saturday @ 10AM Bring your friends, bring your family, and let’s show them what hometown support looks like! 😁

Baseball and softball games today in Teton have been canceled due to weather.

Beavers Baseball battled all night against Snake River, coming up just short in a tough one. Proud of the fight, the focus, and the way this group keeps sharpening for the moments that matter. Districts are on deck, and these boys are hungry. “Tough losses build tough teams.” On to the next challenge. Beaver Pride runs deep. 🖤❤️⚾️

Beaver Softball traveled to Firth tonight and came home victorious, 11–5. 🥎✨ A game of finesse, grit, and pure grace from start to finish. Way to go, girls — keep it up. ❤️🖤 “Excellence is built one play at a time.”