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At that point, the Lepoards came alive. Two free throws by Melissa Grant put them up 4-3, but East did not stay ahead for long. Two straight buckets by junior Michelle Savage put American Fork back out in front 7-4. At that point, American Fork's three-point lead evaporated as the Cavewomen took to missing shots and making turnovers. tur-novers. In the meantime, a jumper by Erin Fitzgerald put East up by 8-7. 8-7. Taking a 10-7 lead into Period 2, the Lepoards sought to turn American Fork's dry spell into a lopsided win for them. They came very close to doing that. But after the Cavewomen found themselves down 7-14, senior Michelle Hendry let them a helping hand with an assist to sophomore Julie Trane, resulting in a three-point three-point play which ended the American Fork dry spell. Following Trane's three-point play, teammate Paige Robinson sank five straight free throws, which Cavewoman Coach Ann Johnson said, "kept us in the game." Robinson's heyday at the line put American Fork within 18-17. She would have tied the score at 18, if she had not missed a second free throw just before halftime. In the second half, turnovers kept the Cavewomen from taking over he lead. At the same, East's sloppy VOYAGER ALL-SEASON ARAMID-BELTED RADIAL P15580R13 All season tread pattern Radial construction ol polyestei cunt and Aramid fiber bells tor strength and flexibility Aramid live times stronger than steel Lighter weight means improved gas mileage CO-OP Country Squire AP Radial U21575R15C U23575R15C 31X10.5R15C. LI21585R160 LI23585R160 8.75R16.5D... 9.50R16.5D A good deal on a great AMERICAN FORK 521 West 200 No. 756-9604 I!)87-Pagel0 , " I " ' " I ' " f ITT ! r iKsiZU- ;,. e lit. .-"t w sP I V i "! I '"--- ' $Jutn f " r "S I -' - f ipxvj y rl .;f , T -rasa'-; Christina Allred (24) fires over game Monday. offensive performance kept the team from lead by more than three. 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However, four consecutive foul shots by Savage clutched the win for them. Allred was American Fork's top scoring leader with 15 points. With a score of 13 points, Grant led East P15580R13 A new generation in All-Season tread design. Polyester Cord Body plus Steel Belts Economically priced PROVO 55 West 5th So. 373-7680 Melissa Grant (5) in a state scoring. With the octafinals behind the Cavewomen, Johnson said, "For Wednesday, I hope we play with our heads and hearts both." American Fork will play Skyline in Wednesday night's quarterfinals. SOUNDS EASY Your Video Super Store! A'V) J , , V ! ! VP f The Boy Who ouM Fly From Your FREE Membership! SOUNDS EASY,, 218 N. AlpineHighland soccer registration scheduled Spring soccer registration for Alpine and Highland youth is planned for this weekend. League play is scheduled to begin April 4. Youth in kindergarten through eighth grade who did not register for soccer last fall, but who would like to play, may register at either: -Highland Elementary, Friday, March 13, between 4 and 6:30 p.m. Alpine City Hall, Saturday, March 14, between 9 a.m. and noon. Parents who cannot be present at either registration, should contact Aileene TAylor, 756-1466, Mrs. Jerry McGhie at 756-2369, or Ben Fietkau at 768-3834. Those who registered in the fall do not need to register now since the fall registration carries through the spring season. Parents of the youths to register are encouraged to participate as coaches, team mothers or those improving the playing fields. The high school soccer coach, Crutis Craig, has indicated that he has decided to organize a ninth grade soccer team in addition to those at the high school. All who would like to participate, please contact him. AF pool to close during marathon The American Fork Indoor Swimming Pool will be closed for public swim on Mar. 27 because of a water polo swimming marathon. The marathon will go from Friday at 3 p.m. to Saturday at 3 p.m. as Now Available ! R; Between the wind and the clouds, between a silent boy and a beautiful girl, lies an amazing secret. V Video Super suggested retail West State Rd., American i American Fork youth from kindergarten through eighth grade should contact Shariff Dajany at 756-304 or Rick Styrain at 756-7052 for registration. Important changes wil lbe made in Alpine-Highland league play this spring. Beginning this spring, teams with members under 10 years of age will have fewer players on the field than in the past (as well as smaller fields). These changes should result in players improving their skills and sense of game strategy more quickly than in the past. With this improved opportunity for the youth, more coaches will be needed than in the past. A coaches clinic for Alpine-Highland league is scheduled for March 26 and 28, to be taught by the Utah State Soccer Association, to prepare fathers to serve as coaches or assistant coaches for the larger number of teams expected. Parents who have uniforms they would like to donate or uniforms in good condition they would like to sell for half price to others, should contact Aileene Taylor at 756-1466 or Mrs. Jerry McGhie at 756-2639. swimmers from the Pleasant Grove water polo team try for a Guiness Record while raising funds for water polo. The pool will be open for public swim at 3 p.m. Saturday. From the makers of The Last Starflgbter, The Boy Who Could Ffy boasts a superb cast, Jay Underwood, Lucy Deakins, with Bonnie Bedelia, Fred Gwynne, Coleen Dewhurst and Louise Fletcher and has all the warmth of a poignant, uplifting fable. Made with intelligence and grace, this Is a truly magical film for everyone. layw ill lllllll IIIEI Store! Fork 756-8268 ML H'-mmy t VSA use |
