Show MJlard Count' Chronicle Procress Delta placed Tournament 13 11 Febrjarv 8 1990 Pace 7 wrestlers in aU weight categories at the Region took first 2 took second place Final score was 289 Number 33 for Delta Wrestlers an awesome feeling to have all 3 guys going for the championship It really psyches you up" said team captain Brooks Jackson Eleven of the thirteen DHS wrestlers placed first This is Delta’s consecutive year taking first at Region Roger Jeffery Joel Holman Curtis Turner Klell Ekins Van Beckstrom Ray Jackson Ben Eggleston Brooks Jackson George Finlinson Sean Thomas and Clyde Shumway placed first Daniel Corey and Micah Chase placed second The team felt that although Region was awesome it was also intense to have thirteen DHS wrestlers wrestling in the finals Delta was ahead from the start and they ended up on top with a team score of 289 Coach Ladd Holman said “We doubled Richfield's score and then some I hope we will do as well at Slate” The lop scores were Delta with 289 Richfield with 133 Millard with 1055 and Beaver with a score of 80 Curtis Turner said “I’m glad region is behind me Now that I’ve reached that goal I can look forward to state and the goals I've set there" Clyde Shumway said “I hope we do as well at the state finals I feel confident about our team that we can do as well at State” Delta swims in 3A Region finals by Shawn Bills DHS -- Delta swimmers left early Thursday morning for Richfield The region swim meet was their destination and ail swimmers were looking forward to either qualifying or swimming their best ever Besides Richfield's team Delta was the sole 2A school represented In the boys' 200 Medley relay the team of Lance Steele Spencer Scoville Paul Kerr and Shawn Hamilton took first This was a real upset to the 3A schools that were competing The Delta boys had swam their best time ever Throughout the day all Delta swimmers competed in their best events number of Delta swimmers Although did not qualify many had swam their personal bests In the boys’ 50 freestyle Spencer Scoville was ready and expecting to qualify under the time of 2474 swim Spencer’s attempt was an yet his time left him four hundredths from the goal Spencer swam 2478 Julie Rose already a qualifier competed in the 00 meter freestyle and qualified in yet a fifth event The high light of the day was Teresa Gillen's backstroke event “I’ve been between 1:18 and :20 forever" she said Teresa swam a 1:13 and had finally qualified for state At the end of the meet both boys and girls swam in the 400 meter free relay Both teams had top scoring limes and both qualified for state Finally the Delta swimmers that have qualified in individual events are Julie Rose Spencer Scoville Shannon Lewis Lance Steele and Teresa Gillen Other members of the team that did not qualify yet are going to state to support the qualifiers are: Paul Kerr Shawn Hamilton Alica Foster Teresa Foster Andrew Myers Sarah Myers Suzie Massa Sean Knudsen Curtis Simmons Heather Kapelos Natalya Mankin Becky Burton Kim Myers Kim Western and Collette Jeffery State swim will be held the same days as the state wrestles yet the swim team would appreciate any support The state meet will be at BYU February 9 and 10 Bowling News If the snow has you freezing come on out where its warm There's plenty of heat at Plaza Lanes Here are the hot scores for this week Ron Myers 231 game 549 scries Darvin Hunt 221 game 549 series Dan 224 game 555 series Mendenhall LeAnn Hcpworth 218 game Carma Smith 525 series Kelly Cloward 211 game Niel Callister 525 series Robert Andc m 507 series Larry Health 505 scries Kris Turner 544 series Bob scries E'a Dalton 565 series Dan Kersey 574 series Alan Butt as ton 204 game Rich Waddingham 203 game 5 8 series Keith Sawaya 203 game 541 series Joyce Jensen 514 series Shirley Sh ields 5 2 scries Karen B unraston 2 3 and 209 games 589 series Jo N ickle 5 5 series Cona Jensen 614 series Revoe Kirkland 21 2 game 506 series Melanie Schena 209 game Sandra Cutshall 201 game And speaking of Hot Scores! The mens city tournament was really exciting Some of the men were so hot we almost had to call the fire department Here are their scores and the tournament winners High Scratch Scores: Dennis Anderson 215 game Robert Anderson 201 game Max Bennett 202 game Dain Church 229 game Eddy Cole 202 game Bob Dalton 215 game June Dutson 227 game Darwin Hunt 205 game Lee Jensen 267 game Harry Johnson 223 game Mike Littleford 235 game Elton Luc kh art 204 game Jim Nickle 244 game John Nickle 246 game Jim Poulscn 239 game Team Winners are: Keith Sawaya John Nickle Lee Jensen and Jim Nickle 2510 series Doubles winner are: Lee 1324 series Jensen Roger Young Singles winner is John Nick!e725 series John winner Handicap Nickle 2009 Millard JV season ends basketball The Millard JV season ended with an impressive record Wed after falling to the Richfield Wildcats The Eagles played a more great game up to the last when the Richfield players took experienced for over The final score was Richfield Standouts include Crystal Olson with 19 points Kristine Evans with 6 assists Tamlyn Star ley with 4 steals Kristine Rowley played great defense and Ginger Robison was 100 from the in reryone of the team members got is the last game of the year Many ratul aliens to the JV team for a triumphant season By Kryse Kristine Wildcats readies tor a washed-ou- t Rowley Hosting the Richfield Wildcats on Wed January 31 the Lady Eagles finished out their seasonal play recording another mark in the win category Prior to the varsity game the coaches and the 3 seniors were honored Those seniors are Delise Perkins Alisa Wright and Noe Yamaguchi In the game the Eagles jumped to an early quarter lead Not letting up Millard scored another 15 points bringscore MHS ing up a remained in control as they maintained the lead and went on to defeat the Cats by 14 For the Lady Eagles Alisa Wright had a great game with 19 points and 22 rebounds Noe Yamaguchi added 11 assists Debbie Child had 4 forced turnovers Cheryl O’Camb concluded with 5 steals Delise Perk in s shot super and was Swim pool news Delta prepares for State Wrestles DHS— The State wrestling tournament will be held at SU SC on Friday and of Saturday February 9 and 10 All Delta’s Wrestlers placed in either first or second place at the Region Wrestles and will be participating at State Delta Wrestlers are Roger Jeffrey Joel Holman Curtis Turner Klell Ekins Van Ben Jackson Beckstrom Ray Dan Corey Eggleston B rooks Jackson Micah Thomas Scan Finlinson George Chase and Clyde Shumway Eleven of the thirteen placed first and Dan Corey and Micah Chase placed second Y For all your business reporting and tax needs contact Ken Bishop or Kay Dix Monroe Assoc CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 159 North Main Richfield 100 from the line and 100 from the field After a successful season Millard is in second place going into the Region Tournament which will be held Feb at Hurricane High School However the team does at Region will determine their seating for the Slate Tournament at Juab Feb The team would like to express thanks to everyone who has been coming our to the games it has really added a lot to the game when you have a great home crowd like ours We’d like to wish the Lady Eagles luck the and Stale good during Region Tournaments And hope that the post season play is as successful as the season play was By Kryse MHS falls short to Hurricane The Lady Eagles played the Hurricane Tigers on Eagle turf Wednesday January 24 Hurricane pulled away in the final minute to win Both teams came out strong playing defense and offense well Hurricane took advantage of early buckets and lead at the 1st quarter In the second quarter the Eagles picked up the pace to close the gap to four Hurricane held the lead as the teams finished the third quarter with the score for the Tigers The Lady Eagles closed the gap to two but Hurricane capitalized on some Millard mistakes to pull away and win over the Eagles Noe Yamaguchi was the high scorer Swimmers will notice the pool has new plastic floor tiles in the locker rooms The tiles are one foot square and snap into each other to cover the whole floor The tiles keep the dressing rooms dry and warm They also have a cleaner look than the old concrete floor The windstorm that ripipied through town on Jan 26 tipped a row of solar panels over onto another row up on the roof of the pool The pool’s maintenance cleaned up the mess and will get the solar panels in working order for summer Beginning February 12 the pool will once again be opened at 3:30 pm for open swim The swim team will be going to the state swimming finals February 10 and they will be through using the pool to practice in during that time Winter Swim Lessons The fourth session of swim lessons for preschool age children has been postponed until Feb 26 There is still plenty of room for students and registration is being taken at the pool by calling The fee is $15 for the two week session pass against Lady Wildcats by Millard with 17 points Alisa Wright concluded with 11 rebounds and she shot 100 from the line Cheryl O’Camb and Delise Perkins both finished with three steals Debbie ’Dr Rejection Child had 2 blocked shots The Millard JV team won a hard fought game to make it six wins in a row over the MHS finished on top rivals Hurricane For the Lady Eagles Crystal Olson had 22 points T amlyn Starley was close behind adding points Kristine Bums ended with 10 assists Kristine Rowley finished with 9 rebounds Marla Freeman and Melinda Giles also played well Go Lady Eagles! By Kryse Donkey Basketball at MHS On January 29 1990 Crosby Donkey Basketball came to Millard High School The first game of the evening was the seniors against their parents Senior team members were Shane Starley Justin Kimball Travis Stevens Sandi Mike Rhinchart Ferguson George O’Camb Olsen Mike Ryan Bartholomew Nancy Sorenson and Coach Kirk Stevens The parent’s team was made up of Kay Starley Robert Susan Stephenson Gary Stevens Ferguson and Don Sorenson After regulation play the score was tied and the game went into overtime The seniors came away with a victory The second game of the evening was the national guard against the courthouse National guard team members included Tracy Whatcott Bart t Darwin Johnson David Allen and Jerry Imlay The courthouse team was Women’s volleyball standings 2 3 4 5 6 7 WM Rec men’s basketball standings Quality Thnftw ay 2 Bounders 3 MAN 4 Stoddard's Honey 5 ConteiPetroIanc7-16 Courtesy Hardware Rebels 7 Walker Farms 8 TS Nielson Construction 9 Jim Talbot Richard Beckstrand Gary Hone Russell Crosland Bob Stevens and Dean Stephenson In a very hard fought and donkey bucking contest the courthouse team was victorious The final game of the evening pitted the seniors against the courthouse for the championship Again the game was tied at the end of the period and in overtime the courthouse team came out on top The senior class would like to thank everyone for their support and thank those people who were such good sports and participated as riders A special thanks also to Phil Robison for providing the exciting play by play account of each spill from the donkey Dutson Supply Courtesy Hardware East Millard Ladd's Lazer Leveling Sperry Oil Walker Lumber Rob's Auto BodyDalton 8 Morrison FertilizerServicc 9 Motors Drug 9 Rick’sIFA 10 Sahara Motors 11 Sam's AlfalfaCortinental Lime Top's City Cafe 12 Delta Sports Center Rancher Cafe Quality ThrifrwayDay Leavitt Richfield knocked Delta off its winning streak Marty Laughlin No 12 was a leading scorer with a score in the aame of From racing in the winning lane Rabbits take a detour Curtis Simmons been a fun winning streak ’s for the Rabbits but last Friday Feb 3 there were only falling stars as Delta was dunked by Richfield 2 Della played ahead of Richfield from the beginning of the game and was only down by three at the end of the first quarter They continued to keep up with the Wildcats and at the end of the second quarter they were only 4 points behind “We played so well the first half and we really frustrated Cuff by playing two men on him" said Travis Blackwelder At the half the Rabbits realized they were in arms reach of easily winning the number one ranked team in the Region and Coach Jensen only had to remind them The Rabbit squad was only to face a nightmare of shooting only ten per cent from the field which was making three by shots out of thirty Three points were added to the Rabbits' score m the third quarter and eight Delta was points in the fourth oulscored a total of 27 points in the last half leaving the Rabbits with a loss which shattered their five straight win record “We seem to lose our heads sometimes I think we all had them misplaced in that last half" said Craig Thompson Della was quite disappointed and were sure they could have played better To lighten them up the Coach announced that North Sevier had just lost their game to M'llard so the Rabbits kept their number three rank spot in Region still behind Richfield ranked Number one and North Sevier two The Rabbits have four more season games The next three will all be played Their next game is in on Wednesday Kanab Wednesday Feb 7 Eagles lose close one The Millard Eagles traveled to Beaver twice only to lose in double overtime The Eagles made their first trip on Friday January 26 but in a strange turn of event a power outage forced postponement of the game with Millard with 2:14 left in the secleading ond quarter The continuation of the game was scheduled for T uesday January 30 The game went on from where it left off Not much had changed by halftime as Millard still held the lead at Darin Cummings scored six in the 3rd quarter to keep Millard’s lead at 5 In the final period Beavers' Travis Hugh and Jared Goff combined for 12 points to cut Millard's lead and send the game into overtime with the score tied at 63 The Eagles played well despite the fact that two starters Kelly Olson and Kent Sanderson fouled out in regulation and the sixth man Casey Petersen whose play off the bench helped Millard in the losing cause fouled out early in the first overtime period In the end the Beavers just and out pi ayed Millard winning “Our shooting was percentage than theirs" Coach Fennis higher Moore stated “and we out rebounded them until the end but that’s when we lost it" Cummings finished with 30 points and 10 rebounds Stoney Myers had 14 points and 10 assists and Rick Robins had 13 points and 8 rebounds Sanderson scored 10 before fouling out Millard picks up Region win The Millard Eagles knocked off the North Sevier Wolves who were previin ously ranked 2 in the state Fillmore on Friday February 2 1990 The wolves started quickly pulling ahead in the first quarter but Rick Robins kept the Eagles close with 11 first quarter points and the score was in favor of North Sevier at the end of the period The Eagles remained within two at the half at In the third quarter North Sevier pulled ahead as Nathan Hallows and Robert Torgerson combined for 19 points and the wolves were up Robins caught fire in the 4th period for a total of 3 hitting 3 in the quarter Darin Cummings iced the game hitting two foul shots in the final seconds The Eagles oulscored the wolves in the Fourth Quarter to win Robins finished the game with 28 points 7 rebounds and 4 assists 2 steals and a blocked shot to lead the Eagles Cummings had 18 points and 6 rebounds and Kelly Olson had 7 rebounds “It was a team effort" coach Moore commented “We got a 100 percent effort from every player and in the end that’s what won it" The Eagles' in overall and corded moves to Region Ten Millard wrestlers compete at Region The Millard High Wrestling team traveled to Delta for the Region Ten Championships on Saturday February 3 1990 The team finished third overall and 12 wrestlers qualified for state David Stevens placed 7th Wes Dudley and Brandon Stephenson placed Shane Monroe 6lh Ryan Bennett Robert Thatcher and Shane Starley placed 4th and Jeremy Crapo Shawn Gates Justin Kimball Ty Stephenson Sam Degraffenned and Mike Gates placed third The Slate Wrestling Tournament will be held on February 9th and 0th at SUSC in Cedar City By Brett Stott DELTA SPORTS CENTER Our entire selection of Ice Fishing Supplies - 25 8 Ice Auger $2439 Frabral Cabins - Reg $229 95 - Now $16999 M HARD off Limited to stock on hand Ice Rods 25 off Winter Clothing 25 to 5C off COUNTYS SPORTSMAN’S HEADQUARTERS 299 N Hwy 6 - 2 |