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Show SoycgS Broaflmsro lose tfwo mote h eweonts by Brent Tay lor Chronicle Sports Writer Roy High wrestlers lost both of their matches last week. Thursdays mept was a big let down for the Royals as they took a terrible beating from the Viewmont High Vikings, with a final score of 59 to 7. In Tuesdays action, the Morgan High team slid past several of the mat men, to defeat Roy by one point with a slim, 33 to 32 final score. Viewmont at Roy results: in the 98 pound class, Van Ba Crittenden of Roy, lost to LaMar Bangerter of Viewmont, by a pin; at 105 pounds, Greg Hipwell of Roy, lost to Shane Sweatfield of Viewmont, by a pin; at 112 pounds, Sid Parker of Roy, lost to Brian Moore of Viewmont, by a pin; at 119 pounds, Dave Gentry of Roy, lost to Dave Scholberg of Viewmont, by a pin; at 126 pounds, Mark Winger defeated his Viewmont opponent, Todd Cook, by a decision of 9 to 4; at 132 pounds, Brian Wiberg of Roy, lost to Dave Phelps of Viewmont, by a pin; at 138 pounds, Val Sanders of Roy, lost to Tory Berger of Viewmont, by a pin; at 145 pounds, Mike Winger of Roy, lost to Mark Preece of Viewmont by a pm; at 155 pounds, Kelly Skidmore of Overton of Roy, lost to Todd Viewmont by a superior decision of 20 to 4; at 167 pounds, Ronny Sanders of Roy, lost to John Hansen of Viewmont, by a pin; at 185 pounds, Doug Fosmark of Roy lost to John Bedington of Viewmont by a pin, and in the unlimited weight class, Clint Farmer of Roy, won over Reed Smith of Viewmont, by a major decision of 16 to 6. and the The junior varsity exhibition matches were wrestled together, and put on the same score. Roy lost these matches also, by a score of 55 to 9. J.V., Viewmont at Roy results: at 98 pounds, Due Haong of Roy, lost to Joe Miller of Viewmont by a pin; at 105 pounds, Jeff Gorder of Roy won over Ted Alexander, of Viewmont, by a decision of 10 to 5; at 112 pounds, Steve Pelusi of Roy, won over Mike Moore of Viewmont, by a pin; at 119 pounds, Roy forfeited to Ken Carling of Viewmont; at 126 pounds, Mark King of Roy lost to Chan Herrera of Viewmont, by a superior decision of 12 to 0; at 132 pounds, Scott Jackson of Roy, lost to Spence Snow of Viewmont by a pin; at 138 pounds, Steve Gilbert of Roy lost to Jamie Ellis of Viewmont, by a superior decision of 25 to 9, at 145 pounds, Dan Johnson of Roy, lost to Lynn Olson of Viewmont, by a pin; at 155 pounds, Gerry Adair of Roy, lost to Mike Marchant of Viewmont, by a pm; at 167 pounds, Duncan Howard of Roy, lost to Bruce Timothy of Viewmont, by a pin; at 185 pounds, Shane Dehart of Roy, lost to Craig Cook of Viewmont. bv a decision ot 12 to 10; and in the unlimited weight class, John Cummings of Roy, lost to Wayne Holgreen of Viewmont, by a pin. In the exhibition matches, at 126 pounds, Blake Holliday of Roy, lost to Blain Rayl of Viewmont, by a pm; at 132 pounds, Derin Seiber of Roy, lost to Ken of Downey Viewmont, by a pin; at 138 pounds, Kelly Williams of Roy, won over Brent Timothy of Viewmont by a decision of 13 to 6; at the first 145 pound class, Kevin St. Clair of Roy, lost to Kevin Freestone of Viewmont by a pm; and in the second 145 class, Brent Taylor of Roy, lost to Rex Foster of Viewmont by a pin. Morgan at Roy match results: at 98 pounds, Van Ba Crittenden of Roy, won over Doug Cox of Morgan by a pin; at 105 pounds, Greg Hipwell of Roy, won over Russ Clark of Morgan, by a superior decision of 13 to 1 ; at 112 pounds, Sid Parker of Roy lost to Dave Slone of Morgan by a pin; at 119 pounds, Dave Gentry of Rov. lost to Kevin Thurston of Morgan by a pin; at 126 pounds, Mark Winger of Roy, won over Greg Cragger of Morgan by a pm; at 132 pounds, Tim Tippits of Roy lost to Shawn Crittenden of Morgan by a pin; at 138 pounds, Val Sanders of Roy, lost to Rod Haslam of Morgan by a decision of7 to2, at 145 pounds Mike Winger of Roy, lost to Curt Jones of Morgan by a pin; at 155 pounds, Kelly Skidmore of Roy lost to Roland Haslam of Morgan by a pin; at 155 pounds, Gerry Adair of Roy won over Larry Rust of Morgan by a pin; at 185 pounds, Doug Fosmark of Roy won over Bob Wynn of Morgan by a decision of 7 to 4; and in the unlimited class, Clint Farmer of Roy, won to Morgan by a forfeit. junior varsity defeated Morgan by a close 33 to 29 with six wins on their side five of which were pins; J.V., Morgan at Roy: at 98 pounds, Due Haong of Roy, lost to Kevin Judkins of Morgan by a pin; at 112 pounds, Steve Pelusi of Roy won over Clay Rich of Morgan, by a pm ; in the first 126 pound class, Bleake Holliday of Roy, lost to Dave Webster of Morgan by a superior decision of 20 to 6; at the second 126 pound class Bryan Farmer of Roy won over Joe Elliott of Morgan by a pin ; at the third 126 pound class, Mark King of Roy defeated Steve Palmer of Morgan, by a decision of 12 to 8, at 132 pounds, Brian Wiberg of Roy, won over Kurt Webster of Morgan, by a pm, at the first 138 pound class, Steve Gilbert of Roy lost to Charlie Jones of Morgan by a pin; at the second 138 pound class, Kelly Williams of Roy, won over Lowell Jarman of Morgan by a pin; at 145 pounds, Dan Johnson of Roy lost to Zane Pentz of Morgan by a pm; at 155 pounds, Duncan Howard of Roy lost to Carl Clark of Morgan by a pm; and at 185 pounds, Shane Dehart of Roy, won over Wes Payne of Morgan by a pin. CLINT FARMER OF Roy the match 1 goes at it in his match against Reed Smith of Viewmont. Clint won . nm Roys o SUN CHRONICLE, Feb. 2, Two weeks are all that remain of the Hooper Utah Stake Basketball games and the top teams are getting prepared for the Roy Region Tournaments that will begin on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1978, at the Roy & North Roy Stake Gym and the Hooper Stake Gym. The Seniors will begin play in Roy and the Explorers will begin play in Hooper on Tuesday, February 21 and the Young Adults will open play or. Wednesday, 22 Feb. in Roy and the Venturers will begin play in Hooper on the Wednesday date. All four touraffairs with naments will be older in brackets the three four teams and three teams in the Venturer bracket moving on to Division 3 competition later in March. Each entering team will pay a $10 fee with admission to the games being free. VENTURER SCHEDULE Feb. 4 1 K2 p.m. 1978, 2pm H4-- R10 3pm H3-- R1 4pm Hi R17 Feb. EXPLORER SCHEDULE H2-- R14 6pm 7 H3--K1 pm. H4-- R17 8pm 9pm Practice R10 HI 5pm 4 K2-- R1 Roy hammers Bountiful By Bliss Fulmer Chronicle Sports Editor Roy outscored Bountiful 17-- in the third quarter of play last week and went on to score 31 more points in the fourth quarter to hammer the Braves on their own court. Coach Ted Smith changed to a zone defense, and his Royals went to work at both ends of the court to shut off the Bountiful attack, and put their offensive machine in high gear. The Royals scored more points in the second half of play (48) than Bountiful did in the entire game. Jeff Scholtec d and Mark Sindle the whole Bountiful team, with 30 and 20 points respectively. Coach Ted Smith went to his bench early, and the reserves kept pouring it on. the Braves 39 to Roy 29. In the turnover department, the Royals coughed up the ball nine times and caused 17 Bountiful turnovers. Big rebounders for Roy were Scholtec with 12, Mike Nichols, and Mark 78-4- 4 out-score- Fred Fernandes and Kurt Bennington caused a bunch of Brave miscues out front. Sindle, 6. Scholtec canned 11 field goals and hit 8 of 10 from the line for 30 points Mark Sindle made nine shots from the field and two from the line for 20 points. Mike Nichols scored 10 points, and the rest was divided evenly among seven other players. - Roy 61 l.ajton (ii In the first four minutes of play at Layton, Friday Roy was whistled for eight foul infractions to only one against the Lancers. The Royals became gun-shand allowed a lot of unmolested Layton drives to the hoop, but won the contest By halftime the pendulum swung in favor of Roy. They did not commit another foul until after the halftime intermission, and Layton had nine. Roy trailed 16 to 18 in the first y 64-6- the Oin IB) With IQ Weber, Roy and Clearfield finished in the first half of Region One basketball. Weber beat Roy by one; Roy beat Clearfield by two and lost to Weber by three. After seven first round games and one in the second round, the standings are as follows: Weber Clfd., Roy Bountiful Skyview Layton Bonneville Viewmont in tne first half of the league schedule, Weber averaged 69.7 points per game and allowed opponents 62.6 for a 7.1 point spread. The Warriors scored 70 or more points in five of their seven games. Their highest 4 point production was in their romp over Bonneville. Roy averaged 68.3 points per game against 58.7, for a 9.6 point spread. They scored 70 plus points against four opponents, and tallied 78 points against Bonneville and Bountiful. Clearfields average per game was 67.3 to 58.9 for opponents. Point spread of the Falcons was 8.4, and they scored 76 points at Bonneville and Bountiful. In the remaining six league games, Weber plays three at home and three on the road. Roy has two road games and four at home. The Falcons play twice at home and four on the road. Weber is in the drivers seat for the league championship. The Warriors are at home in their games with number two Roy and number three Clearfield. The Falcons have the home-couadvantage in their show-dow- n with Roy, 21st February looms big in favor of and that Clearfield. Roy has only two road games in the but those two games final 6-- 2, 3-- 2-- 78-6- rt d, are at Weber and Clearfield, and that could get sticky. Nobody in Region One had better take anyone for granted. The Also-Ra- n teams are capable, on a given of upsetting any, or all three of night the league leaders. Weber is favored to win it all in Region One, but Roy and Clearfield are not out of it yet. Both are capable of beating the Warriors, and both are not out of it yet. Both are capable of beating the Warriors and both are determined to do just that. The contests of the first half, were not decided until the final minutes of play, and could easily have gone the other way. The two rematches at Webers gymnasium and the one at Clearfield should be just as close. In this column, I predicted that nobody, but nobody was going to beat the Falcons at Clearfield. That was before Weber did the job on Jam 24th. I also predicted that no one would go undefeated in Region One this season. I am going to hold on to that prediction for six more games. I believe that Clearfield or Roy, or both are capable of winning at Weber. The home court favors the Warriors, but a lot of other the home-stanfactors may off-sRoy and Clearfield may have a psychological advantage after losing at home to Weber. They should have no problem in getting up for their next games with the Warriors. The Clearfield - Roy game at Falconville should be another dog fight, but that Clearfield Home court advantage is for real. Roy will have to play its best game of the year to beat the Falcons on February 21st. 4 at halftime quarter, but led They maintained a two point bulge at the three quarter mark, and finished with a three point advantage. Roy could have and should have out the ball game away going down the stretch, but they missed on several foul shots, and a fistful of easy shots to allow the Lancers to stay within striking distance. But the Lancers also had fumble fingers and cold hands at the hoop and the game became a standoff. Finally, with 20 seconds remaining in the game, Scholtec picked up a cripple to lead by five points. The Royals wisely backed off and allowed the Lancers to score unmolested in the last six seconds of play. Jeff Scholtec led the scoring for the Royals with 18 points, while Fred Fernandes and Mark Sindle each scored 15. Mike Nichols put in 12 points for the Royal cause. Ben Bubak, Rory Dixon and Gordon Anderson scored 19, 17 and 11 points for the Layton team. Highly touted Carl Woodward was held to eight points for Layton. This wasnt one of Roys better games. The early fouls threw the Royals off stride, and caused them to change their game plan. They played a lot of zone defense in the first half to protect their big men, and gave up some cheap baskets to stay out of foul trouble. Roy entertains Skyview Friday at home. The Bob Cat - Royal series is the most lopsided rivalry in Region One. Skyview is out front about 19-going back to the mid 1960s. Roy broke the ice last year at Smithfield, but lost one at home. The Royals defeated the Bob Cats on the road in win December for their second-eve- r over Skyview. Game time is 7:30 p.m. 36-3- y 44. f I? JUS" It rv i GRADE Municipal Stingers (I. to r.) include row one: Bryon McBride, Dayne McBride, Curtis Child, Mike Daube; back, Coach Jim Anderson, David Payan, Jeff Anderson, James Smith, David Erickson, Kyle Matsumura, and Coach Bill McBride. 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