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Show Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday August 20, 2002 7A Blue and white game opens the door to football season ' By KAREN BASSO Sport reporter As the football season rapidly approaches, the Carbon High Dinos prepare by hosting practices and scrimmages to gear up tor the upcoming competition. Last Friday evening, the Dinos hosted the annual blue and white game. This was the first ever ; event held on the newly build Dino field. The game proved to be a success for all involved. The game pits the Carbon team against one another allowing each athlete to compete. The game not only gives the players the much needed experience of competition, but it also allows the coaches to pinpoint key areas which need to be adjusted for the upcoming season. The game concluded with both players and coaches walking away with valuable experience which will be needed as the season begins Friday night in Payson. Although Carbon is not expected to be a front runner for the 3A state title, the Dinos just might surprise the high school athletic critics. The team is strong this year. Jan Jorgensen will return this season as a senior. Jorgensen is expected to give the Dinos the leadership they are seeking as he steps up as quarterback. The second year starter at QB will look to experience as well as talent as he takes over the Dino squad. Jamal Lewis is also expected to be a strong player for the Dinos this year. Lewis will compete as a running back, which best suits his athleticism. The Dinos will be backed with strong athletes this year. Both the defensive and offensive lines are filled with strong players including Tyson ONeil and Andrew Christensen. This strength will be vital to the Dino game plan. Many changes have occurred to the Dino team since last season. The most notable change comes with new head coach Jeff Jorgensen. Although Jorgensen has aided the team for the past several years as an assistant coach, he will take over as head coach filled with excitement, This excitement is bound to shine through the players who look forward to kicking the season into gear later this week. The Dinos are scheduled to play their first home game of the season Aug. 30 as the team hosts Uintah. !C i. , r ' , f t JVif Junfor cheerleaders perform at Dino football game Participants in the annual junior cheeriamp perform at the blue and white game held last Friday at Carbon High. The camp is sponsored by the Dino cheerleaders who Sports Shorts Annual womens golf tourat Carbon Golf Course. The annual two women best ball tournament is scheduled to take place Aug. 21 at ney to' take place .The Dino football team prepares for battle by competing against one another during the annual blue and white game held last Friday evening The game allows players - ap-pear- ed with the story, many memories revisited at WBBA state tournament which ran in the Aug. 13 edition of the Sun Advocatej tn error was made. The caption read that Herman Franks got his start in baseball in Cartran County playing .WBBA ball. This is incbrredt.' WBBA was orgidally organized in 1936, which was when Franks was involved in major league fish as possible before the pond is completely drained. Cur- rently, the limits include SO Muesli, eight trout and six bass. These limits are in effect until Sept 1 when the limits will revert to the original limits listed in the current fishing proclamation. Because the pond level is so low, anglers are finding that the fishing success rate is quite high. This will allow younger anglers to catch a fish with ease. and coaches to sort through the problems the team must correct before the regular season begins. Jhe Dinos will start the season this Friday against Payson. Como have some fun on Wednesday nights. Join our bowling league on Wednesday nights from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Call Irene at or ceil Jensens 636-67- 20 County Lanes, League starts August 28th aiid runs through April 2003. 637-077- 7. Signing Bonus; .10 base-balL-- liiews items isesdayiat 5fpm When you add any Far West Bank nailing Music premiere service. (visa, debit card, checking & savings) with my Friends Sherrie, Randcc, andOthers Thursday, August 22 (S 7:30 p.m. A , . i Mtotbaii; What your m bankibqjdd. BYU, Dixlw St CoOogo, Utah, Weber Stats, Utah State, Snow Price Peace Gardens ii the Carbon Country Club Golf Course. The event will begin at 9 ajn. with women from across Utah expected to participate. The event has been a huge success in the past and is expected to be a hit again this year. Anglers needed to aid In draining process of Gigliotti Pond. The Divison of Wildlife Resources has raised the fishing limits at the Gigliotti Fond to allow anglers to catch as many Ladies night out The caption which v teach young children the techniques of dance and cheer, At the conclusion of the cdtnp, each participant has the opportunity to perform at the home football game. u J |