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Show Citizen, Wed., Sept. 1, 1993 Page 16 WEIGHT Cavemen shut out Lehi in opener By DEAN VON MEMMOTT The American Fork Cavemen's 28-0 preseason win over the Lehi Pioneers last Friday night was closer than the score indicates. After the Cavemen scored on their first drive, the score stayed at 7-0 for the first three quarters, because of big penalties called on both schools at critical times. Caveman Coach Davis Knight said, "There must been have a record number of penalties called on both teams." Because of the huge number num-ber of violations cited, the game became a race to see which team would self-destruct first. "In the first quarter, it was a good football game," Coach Knight said. "We executed our offense well in first drive." The game opened with Caveman Joel Jorgensen's 32-yard kickoff return. It gave the Cavemen the momentum they needed in their first drive. On the second down of American Fork's drive, quarterback Tyler Manning sprinted 14 yards on a keeper. Cordell Eggett's catch of a 14-yard 14-yard pass and Bryan Durfey's nine-yard nine-yard dash put the Cavemen deep into Lehi territory. Manning passed 24 yards to Vance Greenwood for the first touchdown. Andy Dollar capped it with an extra point kick. Lehi's first, but brief driveended with Wayne Cutler fumbling away the ball on the Pioneer 32. American Ameri-can Fork's effort to capitalize on that turnover bombed. American Fork's second drive opened with Jared Bearss making an offensive fumble recovery at a cost of 12 lost yards. The march collapsed when Stuart Squires got called for offensive offen-sive passinginterference.Thatpen-alty passinginterference.Thatpen-alty tipped themomentum to Lehi's favor. Despite getting sacked by Rusty Griffin for a 10-yard loss, quarterback quarter-back Greg Adam son guided Lehi Flag football Signups for flag football will be held now through Sept. 10. The program is sponsored by American Fork City Recreation and is open to boys and girls from the third through the sixth grades in Coaches preview With the cross country . ason opening this month, it will be a rebuilding one for the Cavemen, but a promising one for the Cavewomen. American Fork head each George Ricks said, "Wehave two of the best runners in the state: Kevin Davidson and Dave Bell. We got a freshman, named Robbie Northrup, that we're impressed with. I probably have the youngest team since I have been here. It's dominated by freshmen. fresh-men. We have six of them." He said that if American Fork's boys' team makes it to state, it'll be Cavewomen lose to Dinos BY DEAN VON MEMMOTT The American Fork Cavewomen opened their volleyball season at home with a non-league loss to the Carbon Dinos last Thursday night. The score of the two-game match were 15-12 and 15-13. Cavewoman Coach Audrey Richards said, "They (Carbon) got a lot of blocks off us. They really attacked the net. We attacked it, too, but we couldn't get the ball over their blocks. I'm real proud of my girls, though. They played good. They were just up against a good team." She said she intends to try different dif-ferent rotations to see which one will work this season. American Fork led for much of the first game. Tori Allen put the Cavewomen ahead 2-0. Carbon's Rachel Olsen tied the game at two. A defensive kill by Allen enabled Jaycee Webster to break the deadlock dead-lock with a four-point rally. But after three straight points by Allen put the lead at 9-2, Brandee Terrell pushed Carbon within 9-6. A block by Sara Clement ended 5yr No Matting or Crushing D"sq.yd Dupont htainmaster Carpet 0..qyd OakFloors .. ft Summers INTERIORS CARPET VINYL HARDWOOD TILE DRAPES & BLINDS , " ' 11-?.. m jJ" ff Bryan Durfey leaves his Lehi Fork's opening game Friday. clear to the American Fork 5, thanks to long catches received by Cutler and Lane Andrus. But on a third-down third-down play in the second period, Caveman Rod Miller batted down a pass in the end zone. So Lehi opted for a field goal attempt. It failed. From their 20-yard line, the Cavemen marched clear down to the Lehi 16, where that offensive drive stalled. Justin Bunker attempted at-tempted a 26-yard field goal. His kick sailed too wide to the left. A face-masking penalty against the Cavemen in the first half s last minute put Lehi in scoring position posi-tion . But after Austin Smith caught signups American Fork, Alpine and Highland. High-land. Registration is set in the Recreation Recre-ation Office at the American Fork Fitness Center, 454 N. Center St., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fee is $12. cross country "somewhere in the top 10." In charge of the girls' squad, Ricks' assistant Bruno Hunziker said, "We got the best girls' team in years. We have back for another year Holly Hunsaker and Carly Connally who placed high at state last year. We also have Melissa Jensen, the school record holder in the half mile. "We have freshmen Christy Jones and Christy Schauerhammer. We have an excellent shot at going to state this year. If we don't make it, it's our own fault." that Dino rally. She chipped in two points, but the 11-6 lead she gave American Fork shrank quickly to 11-10. Kills by Amanda Fagan and Keri Cloward stalled the Dinos, but didn't stop them. After Molly Pontious put American Ameri-can Fork's lead at 12-10, Nicole Ahmu scored five straight points to win the game for Carbon. The 1-0 lead Pontious created in the second game vanished in a four-point four-point rally led by Kelly Stewart and Nicole Taylor. That rally e(t Carbon Car-bon in charge for the rest of the game. That didn't stop American Fork from making a credible challenge. chal-lenge. Good front-row playing by Jeanna Bateman and Trinnie Brown enabled American Fork to get within 5-4, 8-7, and 14-13. The Cavewomen's efforts proved to be in vain as Lori Williams scored the winning point for Carbon. 1st place Rocky Mountain Competition, Cedar City Competion & USACamp Register tmJ-k, M. defenders in the dust in the 1 a 21-yard pass at the Caveman 22, Greenwood batted down a longpass as the half ended. In the second half, tackles by Jason Ingersoll and Roger Proctor cost Lehi a lot of yardage. This gave American Fork a chance to make a big drive midway through the third quarter. A 13-yard carry by David Montecastle put American Fork deep into Lehi territory. But when Manning raced 12 yards into the end zone, the Cavemen got called for holding. Lehi's Jeff Rushton's sacked Manning for a loss of 10 yards and the Cavemen attempted Parry's Power Guide 4 to High School Football Non-Region Games By Noland Parry Week ending Sept. 3 Fav. Team Rating Alta 39.6 .. American Fork 41.9 ... BONNEVILLE 59.4 .., ... 4.7 BRIGHTON 51.4 12.9 CARBON 1 5.7 0.2 DIXIE 38.3 9.7 EAST 29.0 2.3 Kearns 45.5 11.1 MTN. VIEW 53.7 : 5.2 OREM 52.4 9.6 PAYSON 24.8.. Sky View 29.3 6.6 22.7. TOP5 5A 1. Skyline 61.9 2. Clearfield 60.6 3. Bonneville.... 59.4 4. Highland ...... 54.7 5. Hunter 54.2 4A 1. Mtn. Crest... 52.1 2. Olympus 49.7 3. West 49.4 4. Timpview..... 48.5 5. Provo 42.8 Last weeks's record: 21-16, 56.7 Year to date record: 21-16, 56.7 Copyright 1993 by Noland Parry Dixie tops AF in tennis In a girls' dual tennis meet here last Saturday morning, the Dixie Flyers glided past the American Fork Cavewomen 3-2. The Flyers won both of the doubles matches and one of the three singles duels. Hot Shots (13 Years of Great Dance & Fun) Classes Starting Now! mi V J' IW, Ae3toTeen Great Instruction & Fun with Collen Bills, Sheryl Wilson, Tammy ScheUenberg, Darren Carter, Maria Brown 4k Jeana Adamson, Male Instructor for your boys. fjtnr n11n T, Cheerleading, Esteem Today! Call -, I ;f; -o ft run upfield during American. a fake field goal. Lehi took possession posses-sion when Joel Tr ane tackled David Eckles. The Cavemen picked up the pace in the final quarter - with Durfey scoring two touch downs.Durfey got things going with his 13-yard touchdown touch-down run up the middle. Squires got in on the act when he recovered an Andrus fumble and ran 27 yards for a touchdown. Durfey scored his second TD on a 60-yard punt return. For the night, Dollar went four for four in extra point kicks. The Cavemen will play at Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove this Friday at 7:30 p.m. Difference Rating Opponent 2.5 37.1 GRANGER 7.7 34.2 PL. GROVE 54.7 Highland 38.5 Bingham 1 5.5 Park City 28.6 ......... Spanish Fork 36.7 Granite 34.4 HILLCREST 48.5 Timpview 42.8 ..Provo 7.9 16.9. , Ogden ...LEHI 3A 1. Dixie 2. Delta 3. Emery .38.3 .30.2 .27.7 .26.0 4. Cedar City 5. Hurricane 24.7 Cavewomen Tanya Wilson and Tiffany Long both came out winners win-ners in the singles competition. 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