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Show 7 Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday March 5,2002 bowling tournament off mid running in Carbon County (TfTrniT13i By KAREN BASSO Sports writer .The East Carbon Vikings boys basketball team finished the season last Wednesday at home. Although not victorious, the team jdid walk away with the feeling of The Vikings hosted the gSfendover Wildcats in the final tame ofthe season. The Vikings mntered the game with determination. By die end of the first Quarter, the Vikings trailed the Vildcats 21-1- 5. With the game within reach r the Viking, the team conti- nued to compete quite dosdy with jflie Wildcats with the Vikings woonng 16 points compared to $ie Wildcats 20 points in the sec-- 1 quarter. With the half time 1, i erf head coach Steve Jtierrez felt that the Vikings t might take control of the bail ame in the second halt 41-3- iiis did not happen. In fact, bhe second half of play, the showed signs of fatigue by Vi-jkin-gs Jnot hitting many shots and to pass the ball much. The tyikings found themselves at the taxing end of the score board fail-jtt- ig 71-t- 4. The Vikings showed a si of talent during the nt gnifi-amou- on Wednesday, despite Preston finished the as the high Scorer for the with 14 points. Although showed great ball han- kx-Aust-in dling skills, he did miss several open shots, including lay ups wftichi t a sure sign of fatigue, seemdd to be suffering. IbnyMcFhrland scored seven points, including one three point shot,, while Pat Hansen scored eight points in his last game in a 1 Viking jersey. Hansed,whohasbeenidoaii-nan- t player for East Carbon this year will be graduating this spring and will not return to play for the team. Currently, however, Gutierrez feds that die young team will return next year stronger thanever. According to Gutierrez, the team has shewn a lot of improvements. I look forward to next son when we will have most of these players back and I feel that we will continue to improve and have a great season next year." With the season behind them, the Vikings look forward to next season,' when the team will take their talent and drills and play what is expected to be a better season than the past The team will return refreshed and ready for competition in November. The Vikings finish the season overall record. off with a This record is an improvement from last year, and hopefully, next year will also find the teams record improving. With the talent the team has had this season, and those who will be returning next season, this goal is within reach for the Vikings. A... 1 something the entire team umii W If By KAREN BASSO Sports writer The Utah Womens Bowling Association has begun its annum championship tournament For the first time in over 30 years, the tournament is being played at the two local bowling alleys. Country Lanes and Gateway Lanes. The beginning of the tourna- v, ment was marked with much hoopla as the first state tournament housed in the Carbon County area got under way. Members of the American Legion, post three started thetour-namewith the presentation of the colors while Brannigan fire. Hunter, an American Fork man sang the Star Spangled Ban- 0 nt ner. Members of the UWBA board who were in attendance were then introduced, along with foul association members. All in attendance were welcomed along with a ribbon cuffing which sig- naled die beginning of the tour nament. Also, bap of goodies and travel information was given out to those visiting the area. Ruth Guptill, (who's age wont be revealed, however the number is in the 8ffs), then threw the first ball onto the alleyway marking the beginning of the womens tournament. Women from around the state then began competing in the event Although the standings have not yet been released, they will be listed as soon as they become available. The tournament will continue throughout the month of March. Each weekend, women from across the state will travel to Carbon County to compete in the tournament. Tie single, and doubles games will be held at the Country Lanes in Carbonville, while the team games will be hosted at Gateway Lanes in Helper. The public is encouraged to attend the events and are welcome to cheer the focal bowlers on in their quest for the UWBA 3-- 14 . 5V, , s t hhi Isiy McFarland drives to the basket at a recent game held in East Carton. Hus past week, the Vikings hostBd the final game of the season against Wendover. ! J .L ; or mo season tot mo IgLlaM vi Kings. Mcr&nanfl scored sevsn poms ui ra last snowing jklMa M S ogles finish season on winning note day night Hatch also completed By KAREN BASSO Sports writer The College of Eastern Utah mens basketball team finished the regular season Friday in Colorada The team wrapped up the season with a victory, and with an overall record of 105-36- 7 19-1-1. The Eagles traveled to Rangely, Colo, to take on the Colorado Northwestern Spartans. Although the Spartans finished the season with a record, the Eagles did not take the game lightly. In fact, the Eagles played as solid as pos1-- 17 sible. Richardson, and Nick Whiting lead the Eagles in scoring with 14 points apiece. Rkfaardsonoonmieted 22 three point field gods, while Katelynas pulled down five rebounds and blocked one shot Skyler Wilson completed the game with 13 points. Wilson, who is currently ranked fourth in the Scenic West Athletic Conference in three point field goals made, also completed 2-- 2 long 2Pn Utah mapped up the regular season Friday on the toad in -Colorado. Sophomore, Renaldo Knowfes has confaffxited quitB wel to ffw Ezcfos lliis S J 36ason. monks scored luno posis, ora posno six reDounos apiiSiUjKjreQonofur western this past week. Knowles also had a tig game against Sak Lake Community CoflegB of Eastern Coltep in Janpaiy, UDW vita Knowles draw to the basket past cfwild peregrine fafoonsmUtah during die neat five years marks another chaplain the bnfeaxne-bBct- " . ' At its Feb. 21 meeting in SL Gecxge, the Utah WSfeBoaid '- - jpproMafiveyearUtahfelaxny jwnAwnaHnn Ihm Indintanfa jibwing die capture of 11 per-- . jeggncfakxiHi licks each year dur-jn- g the next five years. Ifen of the yeaify capture pcnmtswffl lb Utah resident and one yearlypermitWflgDtoancnreri-doohe-ju- ed If you would like to see some Kagame hunting changes in.Utah in or ifthere are opportuni ties in Kace now that you dont want changed, the Division of Wildlife Resources wants to hear from you. The Division will take ideas forUtah 2003 and 2004 big game seasons from die public at a series ofRegional Advisory Council meetings at the end of March. Tft very important that people who are interested in trig game (attend these meetings and rideaswithus,"aqilains Steve Cranney, big game coordi- nator for the Iviaon ofmidlife Resources. AMimuhihf.fandlKBbeenon ' TXer the next fewmonths well comeback of die bird is in M tkns to present to the piMc and the Utah Wildlife Boud this falL bkum According towidlife specialists, the birds flourishing in Utah. v ' a .1 We need input from the public . i or master falcon ersmsynppiy.Tbeae experts have had at lemt two years to five or more yean experience with &k Con&These falconers capture the Al iMTtiicniwmuytrammcraic tohuntmosttyuplandgsme birds 6-9- .' Hie state womens bowling championships are officially undemay. Ruth GupH looks down the lane as she roils the first ball onto the alley way at the fust state tournament held in Carbon County since 1967. The tournament w continue throughout March. Scenic West Athletic Conference v mens basketball standings do-or-d- ie Granney oqilains diat Utah's statewide general archery buck deer hunt will probably be one of tiie main topics of discussion at "Many of the hunters who hunt the southern region fed the statewide opportunity increased hunting presaire in the region during the archery hunt, and they may want to see some changes made for 2003," explains Ckanney. Crarmey has also received comments from people who want fee state's general mirnfetoader buck deer hunt moved badt to November. Abo several people want to discuss ways to get more youtix involved in big game mg. Texpect those topics will of(hscussion at the meetings, Granney comments. ' Whether you're interested in one of the topics Crahney tioned, or if you have another big rare hunting idea for the 2003 and 2004 seasons, he encourages you to attend. "Everyone's ideas arc important and we need your . input," replied Ckanney. . Themeetingforthesoutheast-e- m region is scfaeAiled for March gen-eratea-lot BASEBALL REGISTRATION Wednesday March 8th, 2002 . AppnancuBiorperegnneiat-ponesptuepennit- s will be avail-- , .abfe beginning March4from the Division of WBdlife Resoures. AppHcatimri may be obtainfd 6:00 to 8:00 pjh. Ages CoagratolatioiB on yon rnC6 llntinilnl Piamnaj wki register & . Creekview Elementaiy One Day Only normern hnynts wsi reotstar at uasoe netgras elementary Wednesday, March 6, 2002' 7 p.m. BDAC Holo-In-O- pnd mustbeiecriwedno: J5 pjn.cn March 29. If the num- - . ne Feb, 23, 2002 H ocf oi appiicanonK itccwo ceedi die number of permits, a 'drawing for permhswul be held Your family loves you 1 1 tnimmimr Babe Ruth Sign Up Chris Jennings Par 4 from either UDWoffioes or faeir U IHI meeting is scheduled to discuss hunting rights and restrictions for later this month. Anyone who has questions, comnwots, or suggestions are encouraged to attend. Dont wait until this fall wtien it is too late to have yow ideas discussed by wildlife officials. Archery hunting, along with muzzeMoader hunting is expected to be at the heart of the discussions. A public 19at6J0pjn.attheJohnWley Powell Museum in Green River. AU those who wish to voice their ideas about the hunting regula- - orwaterfowL IV 3-- approves captures 1'. AlfowingfalcoOentocapture and hunt rah a limited number t a SLDC detente distance shots against the Spartans. Wilson also posted three steals and three rebounds in the Eagles rally. Tfenenoe Wiggins, and Josh Hatch each sewed 12 points Fri one blocked shot and pulled down three rebounds against the struggling Spartan team. Matt Thomas, who has been a constant key player for the Eagles scored seven points, while completing 4 three point shots. Thomas also pulled down five rebounds, dished out three assists, and completed one steal against Colorado Northwestern. Although the Eagles have completed the regular season, die team will now move on to the region tournament which will be held in St George March The Eagles will begin the tournament as the fifth ranked SWAC team and will face the fourth ranked team, UVSG The first game for the men will be played at noon on Thursday. The Eagles have played the UVSC Wolverines twice this season, both times, tire Eagles finished on the lower end of the score board. Although both games were decided based upon field goal percentage, the Eagles have played quite well against UVSG The tournament is single elimination, therefore, it is time for the Eagles. The team is talented andiftl k Eagles play hard and smart, the team will go far in the region tournament COP 8-- 12 MS . Ptate bring a photo copy (ri players birth certificate. :u. 6 If you cannot make It call Bring copy of a Birth Certificate 472-540- afli - -i-A . |
