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Show Ir.iviiil (it-c Hs.-'. Sports . , r- 1 1 i r Owen 5Kj; baturdQ The Douj t f ' ' " - L .. Jordan Peterson Jeremy Radmall Joshua Webb Kaleb Harris James Larson Football standouts garner postseason honors F.ihlnr's iiutf: I'hiitm hr (ilhrr Imnnn rs U iTf lint A numbi-r of l'lr.iiar.t Irovr footl);ill pl.ivers vcrc rcr'HMiifd f"r ttifir iccdinpllshiiH-nts at the oncliiMiiiii of the fall M-a-on. Nic Woodhouse Kiirnin Region MVP mil All State first team croni! ion was tailback mil return npecialist Nic .Voudliousc. The speedy i'O", 175 lh. senior led in iniiiy statistical tate-jories, tate-jories, l)tit no additional iiformat ion on him was .uhinitted. Jordan Peterson A senior, .Jordan is the ion of lion and Bonnie Vterson of Pleasant drove mil was named to the All-e(.;ion All-e(.;ion first team and eceive All State honorable nention. Besides playing quarter-lack, quarter-lack, he has also received icademic honors. His favorite things ibout football have been ;.he teamwork and challenge. chal-lenge. There is always a ..liance to win and compete. He states that his favorite things about this season was being able to surprise people nnd make it to the playoffs, and also how the team came together. togeth-er. He advises younger players to "hit the weight loom and listen to the coaches. Work hard during the off-season and take every opportunity to get better. Never underesti- ur-i or our te.i::i. to hopefully at a junior male He pi a: play f.oth College. Jeremy Radmall Defensive tackle Jeremy is the son of Tim and Connie Kalma!l of I.indon and was first team All-Region All-Region and second team All-State. He is a senior and was named team defensive player of the year. He had 0 tackles, 17 assists and six sacks. He likes defense and getting to hit people and tackle them. He liked just going to practice and working work-ing hard. Advice for younger players play-ers is to "work as hard as you can; when your body is saying quit, don't. Never give up." After graduation, he plans to go to school or work until leaving to serve an LDS mission. Michael We stover Michael is the son of Scot and Susan Westover of Pleasant Grove. A senior, sen-ior, he played tight end and outside linebacker and was named first team All-Region All-Region and honorable mention All-State. He also earned awards for Academic All-Region and Defensive Outstanding Player. He thinks football is fun-and fun-and likes playing defense and likes playing with everybody. His advice for younger players is to "work hard, stay in school and out of trouble. Always try to improve attitude. Plans d have a ;ood after graduation .. .1 : Tt ,li include aiienuiny i icm State to become a mechanical mechan-ical engineer. Blake Anderson Blake is the son of Carl and Debbie Anderson of I.indon. He has played right guard and defensive tackle, earning second team All-Region honors. He loves the competitiveness competi-tiveness of football and how you work for what you get. He says they were always the underdog coming com-ing in and beating teams they were not expected to. Advice to younger players play-ers is to work hard, do con- , ditioning and weight lifting lift-ing and practice footwork. He thinks he will try to walk on at a junior college. John Fanaika John is the son of Navu and Sefita Fanaika. He has played on the defensive line. He was voted the most promising defensive lineman and made the All-Region All-Region second team. He had 61 solo tackles, 17 assists and 10 sacks. . He loves the contact and team work and the intensity. intensi-ty. The favorite thing about this season was that the team over-achieved. He plans to continue his playing career in college. Joshua Webb Joshua is the son of Kathryn and Darald Gover of Pleasant Grove. He has played defensive back and wide receiver and was second sec-ond team All-Region. He Circulate rusrm 1 a ""I j s i! " V J . J C0nnctof1U4s.rg lotnc! nea OCic 3UCTO 5CCWO received the team award for outstanding defensive back. He had two interceptions. intercep-tions. His favorite things this year are teamwork, competitiveness, com-petitiveness, hard work, dedication, termination. Also the friendship and the fun. He advises younger players to work hard and never give up. Trust your coaches and other players. He plans to serve a mission, mis-sion, go to a university and become a doctor. Pedro Yanez Pedro, son of Pedro and Socorro Yanez, has played defensive back and split end and was named to the All-Region second team. He likes winning, scoring scor-ing and making a good defensive play, as well as playing with everybody. He 'advises younger players to "stay in school, get good grades while youare young so you get used to doing the right thing and won't get into the habit of saying I will do it later. Work hard at what you are trying to accomplish." accom-plish." He plans to go to college after high school graduation. gradua-tion. Kaleb R. Harris Kaleb is the son of Jeff and Carla Harris. He is a junior at Pleasant Grove High School and received All-Region honorable mention. men-tion. He has played corner back, running back and slot back. His favorite things ,i,t font ha are agunv, contact and finesse. Favorite things about this season are the Provo game, returning kicks and punts. Advice to younger players play-ers is to "work hard in the weight room, learn your position and prepare yourselves, your-selves, not just physically but mentally as well Also, never give up. I didn't play much my freshman season and look what I achieved. If I can do it, anyone can. Also, make sure to have fun and enjoy playing." After graduation he would like to go on an LDS mission and then have a football scholarship or just walk on to Snow, SUU or Dixie. James Larson J.D., son of James and Debi Larson, is a junior. He has played offensive and defensive line and received All-Region honorable mention. men-tion. He thinks football teaches teach-es a lot of life's lessons: " you make a commitment to something greater than yourself, do hard work, become part of a team, and gain a sense of achievement." achieve-ment." He states that he accomplished accom-plished a major goal for himself when he earned a starting job on the varsity football team in high school. He states he would like to serve an LDS mission and then play college football. foot-ball. He thinks he has the ability to play linebacker or maybe defensive end. a,.. Memorial Fun R ' be held Saturday''.': a.m. at I'leasan;' , High School, Too South, Pleasant G-' Day of race re.-': tion will be from$..'"f a.m. at the hi'sh -v ' track. The raeeV -".' 9 a.m. ' The fee is $t, 0 with a shirt or$25r.! hooded sweatshirt f-'" are 12 age cates;oi Post-race a0,';?. include refresh--., and random pri;e d ings. Applications'"" available at Plt-.,' Grove High School."'" For more race r' mation, call ,f, Groves at 7S5-ST00 ' 311. Recreation fee, now adjusted An automatic ac ment to Special RecreV Permit fees charged b Bureau of Management (BLM . the U.S. Forest Seme: recently taken effect lv; ning this month. In accordance with a : icy established in 1989. 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