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Show S.S. School News PAGE B2 MAY 9, 2008 Summit County News It’s a Wrap Up For The Adult Co-Ed Volleyball Soccer The South Summit Soccer Team are ready to go all the way! Vertically Challenged: Back row: Cody Atkinson, Joe Mellen and Troy Coil. Front row: Kelli Woolstenhulme, Shanna Atkinson and Stephanie Dees. BY STEPHAN SUTHERLAND The South Summit Aquatic and Fitness Center just wrapped up their adult co-ed volleyball league. All the teams that came out had a great time. The league and tournament champions were Vertically Challenged. Vertically Challenged ended their season with an 11 and 1 record, the only loss was to D’Spikers who had a record of 10 and 2. Vertically Challenged went through the tournament with four straight wins to take the tournament title. The League M.V.P. went to Joe Mellen of Vertically Challenged and the tournament M.V.P. went to Mike Garrison of D’Spikers. Keep up the good work, Wildcats! Good luck, Wildcats! Go for the victory! S.S. Play Three Games in One Week We had three games last week. We beat Rowland Hall 15-0 on Friday. We played Beaver in the first game of the state tournament and lost 10-8. We beat Duchesne in the second game of the state tournament and won 8-3. We play ALA on Friday at 1 p.m. in Spanish Fork. High School Girls Golf Team Takes Region! This is the first year South Summit has had a Girl’s golf team - and the South Summit High School Girls Golf Team takes Region! The team played a region tournament Tuesday, May 6, at Wasatch Golf course. The players were Shelby Van Cott, Teresa Chamberlain, Courtney Johnson, Amandi Goodwin, and Whitney Leavitt. The team played a great game and is off to the State tournament next week held in Rose Park. Shelby Van Cott took second place as an individual and Teresa Chamberlain came in third place individually. The girls want to thank All West Communications for their sponsorship this year and All West Communications wishes the team good luck for their upcoming state tournament next week. M.V.P of tournament (Mike Garrison) M.V.P. of League (Joe Mellen) Subscribe To The News! 336-5501 Rodeo Team Traveled To Logan and Tremonton Rodeos REPORTER: BAILEE SIZEMORE On April 25 and 26, the South Summit Rodeo Team traveled to Logan for the Bridgerland Rodeo and to Tremonton for the Bear River Rodeo. The Bear River rodeo is the longest running High School rodeo in the state. Although the weather was cold the team was red hot. Bridgerland saw a few members qualify for the first time. Riata Mitchell placed fourth in the Goat tying and Katelyn Leavitt placed eighth, McKenna Woolstenhulme placed fourth in the pole bending and Shaneal Fryer was 10th. Kylie Brown was awarded 2nd Attendant. In Team roping, Dillon Hoffman and Rhett Anderson won the rodeo, and Brady Nichols and Jordan Page placed sixth. At Bear River, Harley Atkinson had a great ride and scored 70 to win third. Dillon Hoffman and Rhett Anderson placed eighth in the Team Roping. Shaneal Fryer qualified in the Barrel Racing which was quiet an accomplishment on the slick ground, several horses fell so it took some true cowgirl spirit to trust your horse enough to let him go. McKenna Woolstenhulme was seventh in Pole Bending an Bailee Woostenhulme was seventh in Goat tying. In the Queen Contest, Lachelle Lewis and Bailee Sizemore represented our team well. Lachelle won the impromptu category, and the interview catergory and placed fourth overall. Bailee won the test, and Horsemanship catergories and tied for first in the modeling catergory, she won second Attendant. The team is off to Farmington for the Double D rodeo and to Herriman for the Lehi rodeo this weekend. All the members of the team would like to remind everyone to set aside the 24th of May for the South Summit Rodeo to be held at the Oakley arena. Subscribe To The News! 336-5501 TO THE 2007-08 James Sargent - North Summit High School Robert Carson - Park City High School Natalie Young - South Summit High School Brandon Booth - The Winter Sports School The EnergySolutions Foundation Scholarship Program has awarded 120 $2,000 scholarships to 10th grade students throughout Utah. Students planning to earn a bachelor’s degree in math, science or engineering were awarded the scholarships. Recipients were also eligible for an additional distinguished award of a $25,000, $5,000, or $2,500 scholarship.. For a full list of recipients, more information, an application for next year’s program and scholarship requirements, visit www.energysolutionsfoundation.org The EnergySolutions Foundation scholarship program is funded by the EnergySolutions Foundation, a private foundation dedicated to creating the next generation of mathematicians, scientists, and engineers. |
