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Show Thursday, June 12, 2008 OREM TIMES Page 11 Owlz set to begin their season on Tuesday SCOREBOARD ALL VALLEY TEAMS Softball WP: Sarah Clark. Sprtngville Offensive player of the year: Whitney Holm. SF Defensive player of (he year: Marci Gray. Letii Pitcher of the year: Angle Mlkalauski, f G Team: i Brittany McCray, Springville Kandioe KirWtam, Springville Una Ferguson, Spanish fork Katelvn fjlkrtt, Spanish fork Ariel Zimmerman, Lehi Susan logtran, Timpview Altsns Talk, Timpvien Mallory Davis, American fork Whitney Giles, Pleasant Grove Chelue Laird, Tanpanogot Honorable Mention: American fork: Annie Christensen, Kayla Sorensen, Sandra Messier Lehi: Aly White, Nlardi Massa, Annie Nielsen. Ashley Zimmerman lone Peak: flaven King. Katie Schoepl, Bailie Hicken Mountain View: Hatter Bradshaw, Alvtsa Oteen, Britney Cartaon Orem: K. Fehlberj, Kate Albacti Payson: Karlie Mangelson, Alexis Bushman, flikkl Christensen, Chelsea Diamond Pleasant Srove: Toney Best. Haley Engemarm Provo: Kylee Griffin, Latisha Millet, ttollv Ayoso Spanish fork: Ashley Chappel, Aly Tingey, Kylee Brinkertioft. Undsee Thuigood Spring: Keeli Chalk, Danica Budge, Aria Agle runpanogoa: Kalee Gotttaler, Keisey Beltistofl, Megan Btstop. SMri Stevens Timpview: Megan fillmore, Miction Marchant. Kim Bramble Boys Soccer MVP: Michael Chester. Mountain View Offensive player of the year: Karson Peyton, Timpview Defensive player of the year Bryson Pope, Springville Goalkeeper af the year: Riley Anderson, lehi Team: Travis Fuller, Mountain Vie Alex Madsea. Mountain View Jake Parkinson, Mountain View Brandon Allen. Springville Andiew Dearden. Springville McKay CorbettOren Tyler Boulter, Orem fdgat CaWera. Prow Cameron Shumway, Timpview OyBn Oinenart, Pleasant Grove Brian Hale, tone Peak Parker Brown, rtmpanooos Jake Crump, Lehi Honorable Mention American Ford Chris Pineda, Steven Bean, Mckay SteggeH ALA. David Armendarit Lehi: Spencer Gray. Caleb Gray. Nick Straw Ben Preisendort. Oscar Alvarez Lone Peak: Cole Money. Cameron Ketch. Klatl Josse. Tyler Sobotka Mountain View: C J. Gamer, Lee Mm, iunkv Lartey, Rene Sanchez Own: Sonny Cnandara, Darren Faber, iared Bodine, Spencer Carrier. Cameron Clark Payson: Dawd Martinez Pleasant Grove: Jordan woodhouse. Braden Capt, Jon Montova, dason Dopry. Ben Garm Provo; Santiago Castano Sergio Villatba Spanish Forts Jose Olivarei Springville: Joe Stunners Phil Oangenieid. Trevor Poulsen. Josh Reidhead Timpanopos: iosh Jensen, Trevor Henderson, Winston Sortnftz Tmpvew: Sam ftosen. Collin McGoire. Russell Doria. Joseph tspinoza Players. Stories. NORTH COUNTY The Orem Owlz will begin the defense of their Pioneer League championship on Tues., June 17, in Orem with the annual season-opening Freeway Series against instate in-state rival Ogden Raptors. The team will then head north to Ogden for two games, then back to Orem for two more. Among the opening night festivities planned for Tuesday's Tues-day's Zions Bank opening night are fireworks and a celebration cel-ebration of last year's league championship. Game time is set for 7 p.m. The 2008 schedule features nine homestands, mcluding two season-long seven-game stands (July 8-14 and August 7-13), and eight road trips. Highlights on the schedule include a July 24th Pioneer Day home game against the Casper Ghosts as well as a rematch of the 2007 championship champion-ship series against the Great Falls Voyagers in Orem on July 8-11. Although final rosters are not set, some players who may find their way to Orem this summer include the Angels' An-gels' first pick of the draft, Tyler Chatwood. Chat wood is a right-handed pitcher from Redlands. Calif. Chatwood threw 92-97 mph f astballs when he wasn't playing shortstop short-stop and batting .521. The Angels An-gels will ask him to put down his bat and focus on being a pitcher. 7T T I . ft: xfr:-. r 3 i " ASHLEY FRASCH ELLNortti County Orem Owii mascot Moott visits with children during an Owlz game on August 30, 2006. Hootz and the Owlz will he starting their season on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. for a game that will he followed by fireworks. The Angels' second pick, No. 105 overall, was pitcher Ryan Chaffee of Chipola Junior Ju-nior College in Marianna, Fla. Pick No. 112 was center fielder Zach Cone of Parkview High School in Stone Mountain, Moun-tain, Ga. Jeffrey Bos hers, left-handed pitcher, of Calhoun Cornm unity College in Hunts-ville, Hunts-ville, Ala., was picked in the fourth round at No. 139 and Khiry Cooper, outfielder of Calvary Baptist-Academy in Bossier City, La. Josh Blanco, a left-handed pitcher, from Franklin High School in El Paso, Tex., was the Angel's final fi-nal pick of the opening day in the sixth round. The Owlz may also see the return of a handful of players who saw time last year. It remains to be seen which players will actually sign with the Angels and when they would play in Orem. For additional information informa-tion on the Owlz, visit www. oremowlz.com. Tickets may be purchased online or by calling call-ing 801-377-2255. Chesler Continued from Page 9 school years differently. "As a sophomore, I wasn't scared but I don't think I was physically ready," the recently -graduated senior said. "I was small and got pushed around a little bit, but by the end of the year I had gained confidence by playing with the bigger kids. "My junior year was probably prob-ably the best time. I felt it was my strongest year and I was full of confidence. I knew I could rely on my defense de-fense arid fiyrieam knew it could irttjrtM file. "As a seTjJsjrjl needed td, be more of etm leader. I We were younf this year . and had placers from a lot of different clubs, but we became be-came best friends. We came together as a team and from Day 1 we wanted that state championship," The Bruins couldn't get past Bountiful to reach that final pinnacle, something Chesler says still stings. "If you told me at the beginning be-ginning of the year that we would make it back to the state finals for the second year in row, I would've been happy," he explained. "It's a huge accomplishment and not something that we've done at Mountain View. "But I'm never happy with a loss. I'm going on to play college soccer but I really would've liked to have gotten got-ten that win for the seniors that probably won't play again." That attitude reflects the character of Chtslei, accord-" ing to his coach: Driven and , team-oriented, "He's the type that wants to be pushed," Graham said. "H e'd train for 30 minutes to an hour during every practice and it was every bit . as intense as with the field players. Chesler loved that meaningful training. "He's also a natural leader. 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He will be attending Highpoint (N.C.) and plans to keep right on playing soccer. "it's a good school and the people are amazing," he said. "It's a program that hopefully hope-fully will be on the rise. But I'm going to go in with a lot .expected of me, so it's excit- . Ing and perve-wracking." " He plans to utilize the same advice that he found to help him be successful at the high school leveL "You have to w ork on the basics and staying on your feet as much as possible," he said. "Make the game simple, not hard." 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