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Show 8 Venwl 6tpratt Friday, January Express UTE CAGER Cindy Anderson, center, darts down the floor with inger, 12. Timpview jumped out the basketball. Another Uintah Ute in the picture is Kim Droll: quarter and went on to win the TlhuuJinidleirlbnirdls fthuim The Timpview Thunderbirds struck for 12 unanswered points in the first three minutes of the ball game for a 12-0 lead and Timpview, the second place finisher in 1983 3-A Girls' State Basketball Tournament, never looked back as they coasted to a 68 to 25 hoop triumph over the Uintah Utes in Vernal, Ver-nal, Wednesday, Jan. 4. The Uintah girls will battle Orem on the road, , Tuesday and will host Mountain View, Jan. 19. Timpview's Nancy Andrus fired in the first two points of the game on two free throws for a 2-0 lead and three field goals in a row by Denning increased in-creased the Thunderbirds' lead to 8-0. Raisor popped in a shot for a 10-0 Timpview lead. Kim Drollinger fired in a field goal for the Utes with six minutes left in the first quarter, but an offensive charge wiped out the two points. Denning continued to be hot at the hoop as she struck for another two-pointer two-pointer to give the Thunderbirds a 12-0 lead. The Uintah Utes finally gained some points on the scoreboard when Drollinger Droll-inger connected on a field goal with 5:08 left in the first quarter. Andrus poured in four points on two field goals for a 16-2 advantage and Drollinger, who scored all four Uintah points, struck for two to cut Timpview's lead to 12 points at 16-4. f- "ri ii J'1:':'-"' - -'ttw.a i ?.. Vr,, J&l THE BASKETBALL escapes from the outstretched hands of Kim Drollinger, center and Cyndee Rasmussen, right. Also in the pic 6, 1984 DOH Timpview scored eight straight points in the rest of the quarter for a 20 point lead of 24 to 4. Denning flipped flip-ped in six of the eight points for the Thunderbirds on two field goals and two free throws and Andrus popped in one field goal. Uintah improved in the scoring department in the second quarter as they struck for ten counters, but Timpview Timp-view poured in 13 points for a 37 to 14 advantage over the Utes. The Thunderbirds blasted the hoop with four points on two field goals for a 28-4 lead and then Tia Liebhardt popped in a shot for the Utes at the 7:16 mark. Timpview poured in five straight points on three points by Thomas on a free throw and field goal and two counters by Williams on a field goal. The Utes went on a scoring eruption of their own as they scored six of the next seven points on two-pointers by Cindy Anderson, Drollinger and Liebhardt to slice the Thunderbird lead to 12 points at 34-12. Thomas fired in a field goal for Timpview, but the Utes cut the T-bird lead to 12 once again on two free throws by Sherry Lefthand. Neves fired in one free throw for Timpview to make the score after two quarters, Timpview, 37 and Uintah, 14. The Thunderbirds thundered to the hoop with 13 straight points for a 50 to ireg)Diro 14 lead before the Uintah Utes could score their first points of the second half on a field goal by Liebhardt with 4:07 to go in the third quarter. Mathie scored the first points of the quarter on a two-pointer and then Denning Den-ning scored five straight points on three free throws and a field goal for a 44-14 Timpview lead. Raisor popped in a shot and then Gardner stole the ball and passed it to Mathie, who fired in a two-pointer. Andrus struck for two to give her team a 50-14 advantage. Liebhardt's field goal cut Timpview's Timp-view's lead to 34 points, but the Thunderbirds roared to the hoop for eight straight points on two field goals by Andrus, two-pointer by Mathie and two free throws by Denning to increase in-crease their advantage to 42 points at 58-16. The Utes stopped the Timpview scoring parade and scored three points of their own on a field' goal by Liebhardt and a free throw by Ander-. son. Timpview regained a 42 point lead of 61-19 on a field goal by Raisor and free throw by Gardner. Timpview dried up in the point gaining gain-ing world in the fourth quarter as they scored only seven points but the Utes also had problems finding the basket as they scored just six points. Cyndee Rasmussen scored a field goal and cut ture are Lines, 32 and Thomas, 44, of Timpview. The Utes will take on the Tigers in Orem, Tuesday. to a 12-0 lead early in the first game by the score of 68 to 25. Ufies t the Timpview lead to 40 points at 61-21. Thomas popped in a free throw and Williams added a field goal for a 64-21 Timpview lead. Anderson flipped in a field goal for the Utes, but Thomas and Williams pocketed field goals for a Timpview lead of 68-23. Rasmussen connected on a field goal try to make the final score: Timpview, 68 and Uin-;.,tan,25, Uin-;.,tan,25, . , k. ., ,. V,' The number one Uintah point gainer was Liebhardt at eight points. She fired in four field goals. Drollinger tossed in six points on three field goals. She was 0 for 1 at the foul line. Cindy Anderson scored five points. She popped pop-ped in two field goals and hit 1 out of 5 free throws. Rasmussen fired in two field goals for four points and Lefthand . was 2 for 2 at the foul line for two . points. Chantel Bemis was 0 for 2 at , the free throw lane. ; Denning was the top scorer in the game at 23 points. Timpview's Denning Denn-ing fired in eight field goals and was 7 for 9 at the foul line. Andrus scored 14 points. She tossed in six field goals and hit 2 out of 4 free throws. Thomas popped in ten points. She fired in four field goals and hit 2 out of 4 charity tosses. Raisor, Mathie and Williams scored six points. Gardner, Lines and Neves added one point each. Timpview Timp-view fired in 27 field goals and hit 14 out of 35 free throws. Uintah tossed in 11 field goals and hit 3 out of 10 free throws. is 1 V ' 1 UINTAH UTE basketballer Cyndee Rasmussen, right, battles with a Timpview hoopster for control of the ball. - ' imifimi,,- iii J wsmwwmm TIMPVIEW'S WILLIAMS, left, guards Uintah Ute Cindy Anderson, Ander-son, right, who is looking for clear sailing to the hoop. MAVERICK LEAGUE Combustion Eng Big Forker Shannon Service HIGH SERIES GeneSearle 8-0 7-1 7-1 G18 Coming Sports Events Basketball, Mountain View at Uintah January 6 VJH Wrestling, Vernal at Castle Rock January 7 Wrestling, Uintah at Brighton .January 10 Girls' Hoop, Uintah at Orem January 10 Basketball, Orem at Uintah January 11 VJH Wrestling, Vernal at Delta January 13 Union JV Wrestling Meet . January 13-14 VJH Wrestling, Vernal at Delta meet January 14 Wrestling, Skyline at Uintah .January 13 Wrestling, Craig at Uintah. January 14 Wrestling, Uintah at Fruita January 17 Basketball, Uintah at Provo t . . , , . , , . January 18 VJH Wrestling, Vernal at West . , , , . . . '. January 19 Girls' Hoop, Mountain View at Uintah . . .' . . . . '. January 19 Wrestling, Uintah at American Fork . . .January 19 Basketball, Timpview at Uintah !.!!!!!!!! ! January 20 VJH Basketball Tournament ......January 20-21 Girls Hoop, Uintah at Provo January 24 VJH Wrestling, Vernal at Duchesne . . . . . . . . . . . '. January 24 HIS N HERS Allen, Roberts & White Fullenwider, Jackson Paugh, Abate HIGH SERIES Jeff Abate Steve Drayton Elaine Allen HIGH GAMES Byron Toleman . Steve Drayton Elaine Allen 40-20 37-23 34-26 592 566 560 230 226 224 Don Monsen Don Lewis 579 574 HIGH GAMES Gene Searle 223-210 221 218 Larry Johnson Gary Simper |
