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Show Thursday, May 26, 2005 OREM GENEVA TIMES SCOREBOARD Final standings Baseball Turn "UTimpanogos Lone Peak ' Mountain View APleasant Grove Orem Softball Team 'Mimpanogos Lone Peak 'Orem 'Pleasant Grove Mountain View Soccer Team 'Lone Peak 'Mountain View ' Pleasant Grove A0rem Timpanogos Overall 21-4 17-11 14- 11 15- 14 3-17 Region 1(1-2 8-4 7-5 4-8 1-11 Overall 15-7 17-7 8-12 5-12 2-12 Region 7-1 . 7"1 4-4 2-6 0-8 Region 7-0-1 4-3-1 3-5 2-4-2 2-6 15-0-4 10-5-1 9-8 9-8-2 5-9 'Region 7 Champion State tournament participant State champion Results Baseball FRIDAY Lone Peak OO1O130 S141 Timpanogos 121 210 78 0 Ryan Huntsman, Matt Bam (2). Man Bailey (5) and Zed Mendenhall Alex Wolte. Ricky Norton (3), Tyson ford 6) and Gus Omar, Alex Wolfe (3) LP Bahr. WP Norton. 2B Nick Holmstead ILP), Billy Burgess (LP). Mendenhall (LP). Norton (T HR Ford (T). THURSDAY Lone Peak 001 100 0 2 8 2 Timpanogos 101 0021 481 Mark Hansen. Ryan Huntsman 16) and Zed Mendenhall Tyson Ford and Alex Wolte WP Ford. LP Hansen ?B Kurt Blain (LP). Alex Wolte (T) 3B Pat Bailey (LP). TUESDAY Timpanogos 1001110 4112 Pleasant 6rove200 000 0 2 3 2 Alex Wolte and Gus Omer Kyle Beecher and Devin Walker WP Wolfe LP Beecher 2B Walker (PG), Wolfe (T). Read (T). Softball THURSDAY Timpanogos 220 100 0 5 7 3 Lone Peak 200 0121 611 2 Alii Bramwell and Stephanie Johnson Tami Peterson and Alicia Trujlllo. WP Peterson. LP Bramwell. 2B Jessica Stonehocker (LP). 3B Jena Sears (LP), Stonehocker (LP). Murray 003 402 0 911 1 Timpanogos 200 0O0 0 2 3 3 Brittany Parker, Whitney Holmes (2) and Shaylee Cannon Alii Bramwell and Stephanie Johnson WP Holmes LP Bramwell. 3B Parker (M) HR Parker (M). Soccer THURSDAY Lone Peak 1. Orem 1 (20T) (LP wins shootout 5-4) Orem Kevin Mitchell Lone Peak Clint Burgess Winning GK Cory Cosgrave LANDON OLSONNorth County Oretn's Kyle Turner (2) is run over by a Lone Peak defender during Thursday's semifinal game at Juan Diego. 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First baseman Jessica Stonehocker Stone-hocker doubled home two runs to tie the game, then had a game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the seventh to lift the Knights to a &5 victory Thursday Thurs-day in the elimination bracket at Cottonwood Complex. With Timpanogos up 5-2 going go-ing into the fifth, Lone Peak started to rally. The Knights scored a run off three singles in the fifth, then started the sixth with two runners on after an error er-ror and a single. That's when Stonehocker ripped her double to tie the game. Timpanogos escaped the inning, though, with a couple of popouts and with center fielder Jen Bilbao gunning down Stonehocker Stone-hocker at the plate. Then in the seventh, after pitcher Tami Peterson reached on an error, Stonehocker came up with a two-out single to score the winning run. "I though we had them on the ropes, up 5-2," said Timpanogos coach Frank Bramall. "I thought if we went overtime, we've been pretty good in overtime, I thought we had a good chance." For the first five innings Timpanogos Tim-panogos was definitely in control con-trol of the game. Hayli Duke started things off with a walk, stole second, then was singled home by Stephanie Stepha-nie Johnson. Chelsey Brown, who also walked, was singled home by Rachel Hecker as the T'Wolves opened with a 2-0 lead. Lone Peak quickly answered, scoring a pair of runs off two hits and an error in the bottom of the first, but Timpanogos bounced back in the second. Jenn Harris got on with a one-out one-out single in the second, stole second and third, then scored on a single by Alii Bramwell Duke also got back on base, again walking, then scored on a single by Brown. The T'Wolves added a run in the fourth after Harris reached on an error then scored on another an-other error, but the momentum changed in the sixth. Tajia Law led off with a walk and Harris singled. The runners were advanced on a sacrifice by Whitney Rode, putting runners on second and third with one out. On a short grounder by Duke, 1,1-155. x i1MBi " Buy 2 01(1 FREE Embroktory CARDCD ISACXDFtD $3.99 J Vernal 30 S. 40 W. 789-8988 American Fork 53 W. Main 756-2223 i f -H iiflntti frt r ri it MfJk 3 r " f . . -'J i 1 Timpanogos right fielder Whitney slate tournament game against Law was thrown out at the plate, then Harris was thrown out as well trying to score on a throw to second. "I sent some runners. I thought they were there," Bramall Bra-mall said. "I thought both of them were safe." After games the previous day for both teams two for Lone Peak Bramall said he thought there was some lack of energy, especially considering it was a state tournament game. "I was worried about that," he said. "It seemed like both teams were just a bit flat." Even with the momentum of the win, Lone Peak couldn't continue con-tinue its run, getting blown out by Spanish Fork in its second game of the day. I Murray 9, Timpanogos 2: Bad luck and breaks are always costly, but against one of the state's top teams, they can be catastrophic. Despite taking an early lead, nothing went Timpanogos' way as the TWolves fell to Murray 9-2 on May 18 during the state tournament. "It was just one of those days "THE DEFINITION OF QUALITY & WORKMANSHIP" BERIIIliA bfolher J¬ne Nnv n-j-r As seen on ri ERNINA440 ItLtVISION With Patented Q ". JEi9IV jBROTHER8S3 BERNLHA220 SPECIAL KOKHKolrt,Nanome $167 UtlM vw-r Ivy Place 4742 So. 800 L 262-6665 rf rrtilft fft ft iff art rt iif "rfrtl. j A iif itiii L--4gf -j UMSMIKRMU I , H,J QuMrvMKMM I . . Z LANDON OLSONNorth County Rode makes a throw during the Murray. it seemed like," said coach Frank Bramall. "Just one of those days. It just wasn't our day." Timpanogos got off to a quick start after Hayli Duke was hit by a pitch, then went all the way around the bases on wild pitches. Chelsey Brown did about the same thing, walking, stealing second, moving to third on a wild pitch and then scoring on a sacrifice by Rachel Hecker to make it 2-0. In the top of the second, pitcher Alii Bramwell struck out the side, and the T'Wolves were rolling. They put two more runners on in the bottom of the inning on walks, but then Murray Mur-ray switched up its pitchers, replacing Brittany Parker with Whitney Holmes. The change worked, and in the top of the third, the offease sparked to life as well. With two on and two out, Parker's plate performance wasn't being deterred de-terred by her change in field See STATE, Page 12 What We Offer Our Students HIGH - VALUE PROGRAMS teach a multitude of skills so that you will have more job opportunities and earn a higher salary. CERTIFICATIONS provide job security, and degrees command respect. MATCHING TUITION REIMBURSEMENT enables us to match dollar for dollar what your employer pays for your education up to S3, SCO a year. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES allow you to start your degree at your convenience, conve-nience, with day and evening classes beginning monthly. ON - LINE CLASSES taught by industry-proven instructors. JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE for Graduates. FINANCIAL AID (for Qualified Students). Salt Lake City ISranch Ogden Main PrOVO Branch y-ifc. .7" uni T;s m n1..tftint il ,t nft itfh-rt rt n rt rir Baseball Continued from Page 10 "Norton was a fresh arm and came in and threw strikes and did exactly what we wanted want-ed him to do. Did a great job," Nelson said. "Hasn't pitched in weeks, but has diligently put in his time in the bullpen to be ready for that kind of a position. "He came in and threw strikes and threw strikes because be-cause of the confidence that he has. He was ready to do it," Nelson said. Norton said, "1 was ready. I was expecting to have to come in and help out, so I was ready. 1 just pitched as much as I could. I just did what I could." While the Knights did get that run in the fifth, Timpanogos Timpano-gos picked up two more in the fourth when Tyson Ford hit a two-run homer, then added another in the sixth when Norton led off with a single and Alex Lyons, pinch hitting, would drive the run home. Norton did get into some trouble in the sixth when the Knights got a two-out rally going go-ing with a walk and back-to-back singles, but needing only four outs, it was something Ford could take care of, even after having pitched the day before. Lone Peak got three runs out of the sixth inning to close the gap to 7-5, but a strikeout and a pair of groundnuts by Ford in the seventh sealed the game. "Obviously we've rode his arm for a while, for two years. For him to come in and finish that like he did, it just puts a nice finishing touch to a great career," Nelson said. "With a home run to hxxrt." Despite getting plenty of hits 14 Lone Peak just couldn't find a way to get runners home, stranding 13. Meanwhile, Timpanogos scored its seven runs on only eight hits, but also drew eight walks, which led to a few of those runs. "We just were waiting for our pitches, and when we got them, we hit them," Norton said. For its quarterfinal and semifinal games, there weren't going to be any surprises for Timpanogos. In what would eventually be an all Region 7 race the final two days of the tournament, the T'Wolves had rematches with both Pleasant Stevens- henager Bachelor of Business in 32 Months Bachelor of Accounting in 35 Months Bachelor of Healthcare in 3 Months Bachelor of Computer Science in 38 Months Associate Degree in 18 Months Campuses LOgatl llramh SLC Downtown s..- Boise liraruh " BRIAN WAGNER North Counlv Alex Wolfe gives Tyson Ford a lift following Timpunogos 7-F victory over Lone Peak in the 4A state championship finals at Miller Held on 1 riduy drove and Lone Peak. I Timpanogos 4, Lone Peak 2: In the fourth meeting of the year between the two, lne Peak just couldn't find a way to sneak enough runs past Tyson Ty-son Ford on Thursday. The T'Wolves scored early, picking up runs in the first and third, but the Knights matched that, scoring one each in the third and fourth to knot the game at 2-2. Finally in the sixth, Timpanogos Tim-panogos picked up another pair, which proved to Ix; the winning runs of the game. The win advanced the T'Wolves to the finals, while Ijone Peak dropped into the elimination elimina-tion bracket to face Pleasant Grove. There the Knights earned a 12-2 victory to move back to the title game. I Timpanogos 4, Pleasant Grove 2: The T'Wolves remained perfect on the year against Pleasant Grove, scoring a run each in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings to eliminate a 2-1 deficit on Tuesday. Timpanogos scored one in the top of the first, but Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove answered with a pair in the second to go up 2-IVThe T'Wolves evened the score in the fourth, went up one in the fifth and added an insurance run in the sixth to claim a 4-2 win. Alex Wolfe earned the victory vic-tory on the mound for Timpanogos Tim-panogos and also doubled. He held Pleasant Grove to just three hils. Timpanogos pounded pound-ed out 11 hits. (800) 794-9762 .... ' trr r |