COLLEGE SIGNING DAY: Lambert, Armstrong, Colvin make it official at the D-1 level
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Wednesday was the first day of the early signing period for Division I basketball and other Division I and Division II sports, with area athletes committing to programs.
Lake City senior Trey Lambert, who won the state 6A golf championship last month, signed with Boise State to continue his playing career.
“I have watched Trey since he was a freshman in high school and was chomping at the bit to be able to finally speak with him in June of 2025,” Boise State coach David Trainor said. “An extremely talented player, Trey has such a massive upside with an already established skill set, combined with intangibles you cannot teach. Trey is a leader who will fit perfectly into our family, and I look forward to Trey being an immediate contributor to our team and lineup next fall.”
Lambert posted a 67.8 scoring average as a senior.
Lambert shot 71 (-1) in both rounds and won the event by five strokes.
Launched by the Idaho Golf Association, Lambert is a two-time Team USA Idaho member.
Coeur d'Alene senior Brock Armstrong signed with Oregon State to continue his wrestling career.
Armstrong, a two-time state 6A champion, went 44-0 as a junior, 45-2 as a sophomore and 27-7 as a freshman. He was named an All-American at the U.S. Open and was named to the Junior Duals all-tournament team.
Coeur d'Alene senior guard Brookeslee Colvin signed to continue her playing career at Indiana.
Colvin is one of the top-ranked point guards in the class of 2027, earning the No. 25 spot in ESPN's Top 100 and five-star status from 274Sports and is the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year, averaging 30.5 points per game, 7.9 rebounds per game, 5.3 steals per game, 4.7 assists and 1.0 blocks per game.
Colvin owns five school records and three state records while also being a three-time first team All-State selection. Her AAU team, the Northwest Blazers, went 30-0 winning the Under Amour Circuit and was considered the No. 1 AAU team in the country.
Idaho women’s basketball: Guard Kaylee Turner, a 5-foot-11 guard from North Clackamas Christian School in Oregon City, Ore., signed with the Idaho women’s basketball team, the school announced.
Ranked among the top 10 prospects in Oregon’s Class of 2027 by Prep Girls Hoops, Turner, who played AAU for Northwest Select in Portland, earned praise from scouts for her length, versatility and high basketball IQ on both ends of the court.
“I am very excited to add Kaylee to our program,” Idaho coach Arthur Moreira said. “We have been recruiting her a long time, and I’m glad she will be in Moscow soon. She comes from one of the best coaches AAU programs in the country that actually plays a very similar style to us.”