Boise Blues Football

We regret to inform that we are postponing our OCT 24th game vs the South Sound Nighthawks.
The game which is scheduled as a charity game for the Salvation Army will be played at a later undetermined date.
With the new daily COVID-19 cases rising in the Canyon County area, we have to take extra precautions when holding sporting events. We are working with the Southwest Health District to help guide us to a safe
gameday venue setting for all that attend.
We will be announcing the new set date in the near future.
Thank you all that are part of this and helping out with this great charity series.

Let's Tackle Hunger together this Fall.

****UPDATE: Due to some players testing Positive for Covid the October game has been cancelled****..

Meet Chance Dollahite
#75-Offensive Tackle
Boise Blues

At 6’9 and 330 lbs. Chance has the prototypical Pro Tackle size. A veteran of playing pro football with stops in Bismarck, Quad City and Tri Cities he’s made the most of each opportunity.
Chance played his college ball at San Francisco C.C. and then transferred up to Southern Oregon and finished out his collegiate career. A freakishly athletic tackle and pro football focus pass-blocking performance each time he’s on the field, Chance will help anchor the blues offensive line this Fall.
With a nickname of Thor, once you meet him in person you’ll understand why they call him that. Come out and cheer on Chance and the rest of the Boise Blues Oct 24th and Let’s Tackle Hunger Together this fall.
$5.00 Gate Admission and 1 can of Food is appreciated.
100% of the proceeds go directly to the Salvation Army to help our local community.

Thank you to the Rusty Dog food truck for partnering up with us and helping tackle hunger this fall.
Known throughout the valley as a highly sought after food truck because of their delicious variety of corn dogs, we know the fans at our games will enjoy all the tasty food they’ll be offering.
We’re excited to have them part of the Salvation Army Charity Football Series starting Oct 24th at Simplot Stadium
Come out and enjoy some delicious food and great football game.
The Rusty Dog will be giving back 10% of all proceeds from the concessions to the Salvation Army.
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Check out their menu here https://www.therustydog.biz/
https://www.facebook.com/therustydogidaho/

Meet Kamino Ward
#3-Safety
Boise Blues

If you like football players that fly around the field making big plays, Safety Kamino Ward, At 6’0 and 200 lbs. is your guy. He plays the secondary like a linebacker with the ability of a cornerback.
Kamino played football at Idaho State University and after a successful college career was offered to play Pro Football for the Lubeck Cougars in the German Football League where he got his first taste of being a professional player.

Since moving back to the Boise area, he’s currently on the Idaho Horseman Roster to continue his professional football career and looks to make an impact with them as well. He’s a flat out a baller.
One of the most athletic guys on the team and one of the brightest, come out and meet Kamino before the game and cheer on the rest of the Boise Blues Oct 24th at Simplot Stadium and Let’s Tackle Hunger Together this Fall.

$5.00 Gate Admission and 1 can of Food is appreciated.
100% of the proceeds go directly to the Salvation Army to help our local community.

Meet Cal McQueary
#7 Wide Receiver
Boise Blues

Cal played his college football at Montana Tech University in Butte Montana from 2004-2009 where he was a 3 year starter. Appearing in the NAIA national playoffs in 2005-2006 and was selected to play in the 2009 NAIA All Star Game in Kansas City Missouri.
Once his college days were finished, McQueary decided to start coaching college football at Montana Tech. He spent 3 years as a WR/RB coach at Montana Tech for Coach Bob Green and Coach Chuck Morrell.
After Montana Tech, Cal moved to Boise ID and became a high school teacher and football coach. He is currently teaching and coaching at meridian high school.
Cal also resurrected his football career by playing in the semi pro ranks for the Idaho Matadors and Treasure Valley Trojans. He was Selected each of the 5 years as a 1st team All-League WR and selected to play in the all-star games for each season played.
Later on in his career Cal had several opportunities to compete in the professional ranks. He signed in 2018 with the newly formed indoor football team the Idaho Horsemen, which he is currently playing for. In November 2018 he was invited to participate in The Spring League Football Showcase in Miami and also was invited to participated in the official spring league in Austin Tx 2019.
Come out and watch Cal and the rest of the Boise Blues take on the Nighthawks and Let’s Tackle Hunger together Oct 24th.
$5.00 Gate Admission and 1 can of Food is appreciated.
100% of the proceeds go directly to the Salvation Army and help our local community.

Meet Rashaad Carter
#18-Wide Receiver
Boise Blues

Rashaad was born and raised in Atlanta, GA. He received a football scholarship to Tusculum College, now Tusculum University.
After his senior college season Rashaad was invited to play in a nationally televised all-star game where he caught the attention of many NFL teams. After the draft he was invited to camp with Baltimore Ravens where he later found out he had a heart condition. It was a heart murmur that was caused by mitral valve regurgitation. Rashaad had heart surgery at 22 and then went through rehab and signed back with the Baltimore Ravens.
Rashaad was eventually released and that’s where he started his arena football journey.
At 6’3 and 225 lbs, Rashaad has played at the highest level of Professional Indoor with Spokane, Portland, Richmond, South Carolina, and Atlantic City. He’s currently playing and enjoying being able to give back to kids that are chasing after their dreams. Rashaad runs his extremely successful Carterfor6 training program in Portland, Oregon.
Come out Oct 24th and watch Rashaad and the rest of the Boise Blues take on the South Sound Nighthawks in the Salvation Army Charity Football Series. Let’s Tackle Hunger Together this fall.

Meet Brennyn Dunn
#0-Defensive End/ Tight End
Boise Blues

Brennyn is just a natural tough nosed football player. While at Boise State he played Tight End and carried that success to the Idaho Horseman and played the linebacker for them during the 13-0 championship run last season.
At 6’4 and 240 lbs., he’s looking to help lead a swarming Blues defense Oct 24th against the Nighthawks at Simplot Stadium. Brennyn is also a member of the Blue Brotherhood is his daily duties with the Emmett Police Dept.
Come out and meet Brennyn and the rest of the Boise Blues Oct 24th as the Salvation Army Charity Football Series kicks off. 100% of the proceeds goes directly towards the Salvation Army and the Canyon County Community with the proud support of D1 Training of Boise.

Charles Sudduth lll
#4-Defensive Back/ Kick Return
Boise Blues

Charles is coming off a Rose Bowl Championship with the Oregon Ducks in 2019. There’s track speed and then there’s football speed, Charles brings both to the football field. A former 100 meter champion in High School in Alaska, Charles carried that speed to Lane College earning all-conference honors while as a freshman in track and field and then Oregon came knocking to play football and with a Rose Bowl Championship it looks like it was a great choice!
He's looking to help lead the Blues secondary Oct 24th vs the Nighthawks and bring that explosive game changing speed to the Kick Return position as well.
Come out and support Charles and the rest of the Blues as they kick off the Salvation Army Charity Football Series Oct 24th at Simplot Stadium in Caldwell Idaho.
100 % of the proceeds goes directly towards the Salvation Army and the Canyon County community this fall holiday season.
Together we can Tackle Hunger this fall

Meet Justin Garcia
#93-Defensive Tackle
Blues Defensive Captain
HT: 6’4 / 285 LBS

Excerpt from the Idaho Press Tribune
Written by Brandon Walton
July 27,2019
“I’ve played football for free for so long that I’m not here for the paycheck or for the glory,” Garcia said. “I just love football.”

That truly tells a lot about Justin, he’s absolutely in love with the game he’s come to dominate locally in the treasure valley as a player and coach.
Garcia, who’s currently on the Idaho Horsemen’s indoor roster, helped lead them to an undefeated championship last year and the 5 years prior to that, helped the semi pro team the Idaho Tribe win 5 consecutive ICFL Championships as a player/coach.

Spend time with Justin before the game and you’ll see and why football players like playing alongside the 6’4 285 lb. defensive tackle.
Come out and support Justin and the rest of the newly formed Boise Blues as they take on the South Sound Nighthawks at Simplot Stadium and lets help the Salvation Army Tackle Hunger Oct 24th.
100% of the proceeds go directly towards the Salvation Army to help out the Canyon County community this fall.

Read the full Article on Justin Here:
https://www.idahopress.com/sports/kunas-justin-garcia-continues-his-football-dream-with-idaho-horsemen/article_b3f624cb-55e3-5995-9591-4c24234b9e07.html

Photo Credit: TD Photography

The Salvation Army Charity Football Series was created with the purpose of fundraising with football as its basis.

In this new normal we are experiencing, we had to get a little creative and think outside the traditional bell ringing to raise funds to help out the canyon county community this coming holiday season.

We’ve formed the charity football series this fall between the Top Northwest teams and the newly formed Boise Blues. The Blues are built with high caliber players from within the Boise area and region.

Our first game on Oct 24th at Simplot Stadium will feature two of the most decorated quarterbacks in the Northwest. Both played professionally, Hayden Wright, the Boise Blues starting Qb is a hometown guy that led the Idaho Horseman to a perfect 13-0 season last year. Adam Kruse will be leading the South Sound Nighthawks which hail out of the Seattle Washington area. Kruse set many franchise records while playing professionally overseas in France.

Both teams have multiple Professional Indoor players as well as former college players and looks to be a great Saturday of football.

Let’s tackle hunger together this fall. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the Salvation Army and help out the Canyon County community.