OCR Text |
Show Free Press - Wednesday, January 25, 1995 - Page 11 adds Carbon win ' ' ' v t : 27-2- The Lehi Pioneer basketball team added another in the win column as they edged Carbon Both of these teams opened up with a lot of caution, working the ball and looking for the open man. But it didn't last that way for long as things got a little erratic. Each team made a couple of turnovers and each team missed shots they should not have missed. Brock Jones came off the bench to add a little fire as he made a nice block on an attempted shot, grabbed a couple of rebounds and scored underneath. Curtis Jacobsenhitathree pointer, made a great steal and then hit Jason Allan on a fast break to the basket where he scored and drew thefoul.Endofone: LHS 13 Carbon 11 v. , , f v J' I- - J I j 9. rate. To date, every school record has been broken at least twice, and several seem to be lowered at every meet. 8. JV loses to Lady Dinos i I r 4 1 I A . . I i y 1 - 1 . i - - i 3 ? 57-3- Lehi picked up the pace in the second period as Jason Allan went to the net. Carbon came right after them, using the trail man to keep the score close. LHS 36 Carbon 29. Luke Magnusson made a great steal, and then managed to get the ball to Mike Gray who scored. Curtis Jacobson then made another steal, Mike Gray hit a three pointer and then Curtis made an inside turn around with the left hand. The third period ended with Lehi looking at a technical and a narrower lead The last quarter got a bit noisy and a little pushy as both teams were not going to give an inch. Carbon m ade a steal of their own and a poor Pioneer pass resulted in a lead exchange with 2:40 left. The Pioneer defense bristled a bit more as Luke Magnusson turned a couple shots away. And then Lehireally had to reach down deep as Jason Allan, Curtis Jacobson and Mike Gray all hit clutch free throws making seven out of eight attempts. But the shot of the game came from Brock Jones as he made an off balance shot between what appeared to be a dozen defenders; a 43-3- commended for their good sports- manship and tenacity, which considering they lack the cheerleaders, other teams'cheer squads travel hours just to cheer their sister athletes on, and they lack the that most of the visiting teams have had, they still have retained that which is vital to any team enthusiasm. broo-hah-h- 7, If 1-- 8 i , t I Varsity members and sisters Jamie and Jackie Hadfield, senior and freshman, respectively, have set school records in two events. Nicole Wycherley, also a freshman, is first in freestyle and backstroke. First year diver Brad Savage is "doing great" according to Coach Dennis Meyring, and Shawn Ross, Jarrod Chamberlain and Ryan Meyring, all who joined the team at are "consistent scorers and should place in state." "Now is the time that we put it all on the line for the region and state meets," said Coach Meyring. The swimmers have been training since September, swimming thousands of yards each day, which adds up to several hundred miles for the season. Several Lehi swimmers are lead-in- g 50-ya- rd mid-seaso- The Sophomore team only fared a little better than the others with a 4 closing. "We had a lot of turnovers especially in the last half," commented coach Libby Price. "We had our spurts. If we would have shot like we did in the fourth quarter we would have won the game." The Lady Pioneers should be By CATHY ALLRED A great player, Junior Varsity's Katye Gillman is only a Sophomore and with two more seasons in her high school basketball career left, it is to the benefit of the Lady Pioneers. Some players seem to float around as part of the team play, others move to win, but Lehi's 10 shows the excitement and theheart of a winner. She loves the sport for the sport itself. Combined with experience and confidence, her talents and skills will be an important part of the future girl's varsity team. Even when Lehi was paled in the Gillman Carbon Dinos' game, carried the game with intensity to the depressing finish and never became inattentive to the details of the sport. But she was not the only talented player. Jana Fullmer was the lead in rebounds, while Cami Cooper matched Gillman in shots and assists. The first quarter ended 2 and that gap was not closed the rest of the game, except by one point in the 4th quarter with four minutes re-aining. They should have stopped the game there because after that the Dinos took off like a cat with its tail afire and scored 14 more to the Pioneers four. Let's shed some light on the situation. Lehi's JV was playing against all varsity players. "I noticed that they had everyone that played the JV game is in the Varsity game," said JV coach Kyle Christensen. "It's kind ofhard on us when they push their players down like that but it's good for us too. We learn from it." Carbon was a very physical and talented team, but they were short on discipline. Pushing, jabbing, and grabbing, even tripping usually occurs with every game, but kicking? There was also their dispute with the refs because they didn't want to tuck their shirts in. Talent must have its price. (Careful, Gillman.) all-rou- 11. 56-4- Fitness Center pool, 454 N. Center St., American Fork. Meets begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday. In the past month, school records have been changing at an Competition will begin on Friday at 4 p.m. at the American Fork By ROD MANTOR 71-6- ' The Lehi High School boys and girls aquatic teams have been refining their skills and speed for the Region 10 Swimming and Diving Championships which they will host on Friday and Saturday, Jan. J 4 v Swimmers breaking records n, the state rankings, according to the latest polls released this week. Shawn Peterson and Jackie Hadfield top the lists in the 200 yard freestyle; Peterson is also ahead in the 500 yard freestyle. The team of Season Chamberlain, Jamie Hadfield, Jackie Hadfield andNicole Wycherley have free relay set the fastest in the state. 200-yar- d IT'S YOUR MOVE I I Heather Sargent Rod Man tor m Jason Allan drives the middle to score on a jump shot. 9. little reverse English did the job. Carbon gave it a go as then came in to the front court with time running out. The ball ricocheted off the front rim and Lehi went to the winners good workout." Head coach Chad Wilson had these words: "It was a sloppy game and both teams played that way, but we managed. The key to this game was that we kept our heads, and when Carbon stepped up the pressure the guys didn't panic. They managed to stay in there in spite of the fact that we made some mis- circle. In the scoring; Jason Allan had 20, Mike Gray had 14 and Curtis Jacobson had 15 points and this comment: "Well, it was a pretty poor game, but we hung in there takes. thanks to our free throw shooting. "Brock Jones did a good job coming We are coming together, we are in (six rebounds) and Lance and Luke (Magnusson) did well on replaying hard and we are working hard and one of the things that bounds and, of course, Jason Allan contribute to our hard work is the and Curtis Jacobson are always challenge the JV team gives when consistent. Mike Gray had a big we scrimmage jjjejoi. They give.U3 a. 6 third period." y-vdas ? , ;- Jr. High defeats Lakeridge Travis Colledge lead all stats with 20 points and seven rebounds. Mike Christofferson threw in 10 points and had three steals. Tyler Adams had a total of eight points, hitting a big three pointer to swing the momentum to the pioneers late in the second quarter. Lane Carlton had two assists and five steals. Trent Colledge scored five points with one assist and one steal. Jake Terry and James Jex each had four points, Mike Josh Peck and Bartholomew, Randall Miller each had a deuce. In overtime the score went back and forth until the last five seconds of the game. The Pioneers unbounded the ball under their basket with the score tied at 70. Lane Carlton received the ball from Mike Bartholomew and penetrated, pulled up in the paint, and scored, leaving one second on the clock. Lakeridge attempted a desperation shot, but was unsuccessful. Congratulations to the Pioneers of Lehi Jr. High who defeated Lakeridge by two points in overtime. Travis Colledge had a season high of 26 points to lead all scoring. Jake Terry and Lane Carlton each had 16 points. The Pioneers played great team defense throughout the entire game. Travis Colledge grabbed 10 rebounds, Jake Terry ripped five boards. With just second to go in the fourth quarter, Lane Carlton hit a trey to put the game into overtime. The Pioneers traveled to Pleasant Grove on Jan. 19. anuary CO-O- To aw Tire " swimming 3-- A CI lJ Three Percent Down Surveys indicate that a down payment is the biggest barrier buyers must bee when purchasing homes. To help them with this aspect of the home-buyin- g process, Fannie Mae (the Federal National Mortgage Association) has recently announced plans to offer home loans with only three percent down. Fannie Mae, this country's largest source of mortgage money, buys loans made by banks arK)rrK)rtgagecmpanies,pakagesthem,and sells them to investors. It thus ensures that lenders always have money to lend. Fannie Mae will purchase $5 billion of 97 percent loans over an approximate period, about enough for 50,000 loans. To qualify, buyers Oritur21. must earn their are's median income or less. you are considering buying your first home or trading up, but are concerned about financing, come in and speak to one of us at Century 21 All Pros Realty. We will help you sort out the special terminology as well as the various creative financing options that are now available to home buyers. Here at 405 E State ), we are a full service agency Road equipped to handle commercial property as well as residential. We are "1 in service. HINT: Fannie Mae requires borrowers participating in the three percentdown program to take counseling and purchase mortgage insurance. If ALL PROS REALTY 405 East State Road American Fork, Utah 84003 " ""v TRS21 P TIRES CKA4 Tires - The Mark of Excellence Step up to CO-O- P Golden Mark CO-O- P How to tackle winter Steel Belted Radial 70,000 Mile Warranty Premium looks, aailitv, ride and performance. P18570R13...$54.95 P19570R13...$60.95 418570R14...$61.95 P19570R14...S62.95 P20570R14...$67.95 JJ P21570R14...S71.95 P20570R15...S68.95 P21570R15...$7Z.8S P2Q565R15...$66.95 P21565R15...$72.95 P17570R13 Smooth Ride Strength Even Wear Long Milage Squire AS CO-OPCoun- try Lt Truck ISC 1193 I 1 1 1 I Weather Mark CO-O- P 45,000 Ml Steel Belted Radial Steel Belted Radial P15S80R13 P18580R13 P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P21575R14 P20575R15 P22575R15 P23575R15 $QQ95 U23585R16E 31X10.5R15B ...$92.95 8.75 R1 6.5 D ...$91.95 9.50 R1 6.5 D ...$98.95 U24575R16E ...$99.95 PROVO AMERICAN FORK 500 West 55 521 W. 200 No. 756-960- 4 . 373-768-0 $40.95 $40.95 21-in- ch A $42.95 $44.95 $49.95 $45.95 $49.95 $50.95 THFI SPANISH FORK PAYSON II So. Cannery Road 444 E. 1st No. 798-74- TIRE CENTERS 1 The TRS21, at your service. Lightweight in design, this single-stag- e thrower is a heavyweight performer. An auger width. means Which the you cutting complements end up throwing a lot of snow and not a lot of money. NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE. $0095 Jm $"7095 Lt23575R15C 1 1 nMm ) S3 on a tight budget 465-481- 18 LI... IM h hTTF) 5 Price includes; Mounting S Valve stems. Comouter Balancing Available ...... ft & k .ll.iMHJ 1755 North State Street ' Monthly payments Orem, Utah (801) 222-966- 6 based on John Deere Credit Revolving Plan. 10 down payment required. Price and product may vary due to dealer participation. j |