Registration for the 46th annual Simplot Games closes at 8 p.m. on February 10th (that means there are only four days left)! Are you registered?
simplotgames.com/register/
The games are less than a month away, and you can register now for the 46th annual Simplot Games! Are you ready to break records? Register today at simplotgames.com/register/
We’re celebrating this #ThrowbackThursday with a memorable moment from 2017, when Paralympian Hunter Woodhall joined Simplot Games as a high school senior. We’re excited to welcome Hunter back to Simplot Games next month!
Olympic and Paralympic gold medalists Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall return to Pocatello for the 2026 Simplot Games! Join us Feb. 19-21 at Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome to celebrate their inspiring journey.
Learn more at: simplotgames.com/tara-davis-…
2026 is here! And so is registration for Simplot Games! Start the year right by racing to simplotgames.com/register/ and securing your spot at the 2026 Games.
2025 date change! The 2025 Simplot Games will be Feb. 20-22 at Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome. Make sure to mark your calendar with the new date!
The Simplot Games were absolutely amazing this year. Thank you to all the athletes who came to participate and a special thanks to @rvbproductions for making this video highlighting the Simplot Games experience!
#simplotgames #neverlookback #trackandfield
Thank you everyone! The 2024 Simplot Games was an incredible event. We will see you all next year!
#simplotgames #neverlookback #trackandfield
Taking home gold is Wyatt Carr from ID!
"I’m feeling pretty good," said Carr. "To prepare I hadn’t really done a lot of pace work but just being consistent. Yeah it was fun being out with all the older classmen upperclassman so that was a little nerve-racking, but it was fun."
Congratulations to JoJo Jourdan from UT for setting the #1 time in the US and a new meet record with 4:07.73!!
In the final stretch, Jourdon encouraged the crowd to get behind him. "Sometimes a mile is boring," said Jourdon. "I wanted to make it more entertaining for the crowd."