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Show o XL Red Devil Basketball Camp was held November It was great to see so many young people in the 9, 10 and 11 at the high school. This year the gym who want to be Red Devils. Coach Smith camp emphasized fundamentals and team play. and his staff thank all those who attended. Ashley Wood joins SHS coaching staff Springville's High School girl's basketball team has some new faces joining the coaching staff. Ashley Wood couldn't turn down head coach Kim Bird's offer to become Springville High School's new junior varsity coach and assistant varsity coach. Being a former Lady Red Devil basketball basket-ball player, her experience and knowledge of the game is valuable. valu-able. She knows a lot about hard work and determination. In 1997 Ashley signed a two-year, two-year, full-ride softball scholarship with Utah Valley State College head coach Todd Fairbourne. In her sophomore year of college her team was the 1999 SWAC champs and had a 16-2 record in conference play and were ranked 4th in the nation. She knows that hard work and team work is the foundation for a winning team. Ashley is very excited not only to join head coach Kim Bird, but also the new sophomore coach Brian Bird. They hope to bring Springville High School a state championship in the year High school rodeo honors Utah cowboy The National High School Rodeo Association, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, has recently recent-ly honored the late rodeo champion, champi-on, Earl W. Bascom. Seventy-five years ago, back in 1924, Bascom invented, designed de-signed and made rodeo's first one-hand bareback rigging. Bascom Bas-com was still in high school at the time. The now famous and historic one-hand rigging has become standard equipment for bareback riding at all high school, college and professional rodeos. Utah born, Earl Bascom was at one time a high school art teacher who did his student teaching teach-ing at Springville High School. He graduated from BYU in 1940. Bascom was the first rodeo cowboy to be inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame. He passed away in 1995 at the age of 89. In honor of this rodeo pioneer, pio-neer, the National High School Rodeo Association, along with its sponsor, the Saddle Barn Pro Rodeo Equipment Company of Roswell, New Mexico, has announced an-nounced a new high school rodeo Sales S 22SMITH Toll free: 1-888 Bob Cloward Ranger Escort VTarus Contour " Windstar Just across 1-1 5 West from the old Suntana Raceway COM S VS SMW v J1 i f if " -, Ashley Wood 2000. Ashley is the daughter of Greg and Dixie Wood of Springville. Spring-ville. championship award. The Earl W. Bascom Bareback Bare-back Riding Award will be given each year to the top rookie contestant con-testant of the National High School Finals Rodeo. The High School Finals Rodeo Ro-deo has male and female students from across the United States and Canada competing for the high school rodeo championship titles of the year. Presents, I often say, endear absents. Charles Lamb In the 1500s poor families had dirt floors in their homes. Hence the saying "dirt poor." Wealthier people had slate floors ' which would get slippery in the winter when they were wet. To solve this problem thresh was spread on the floor to help people keep their footing. As winter would wear on, fresh thresh would be added to the floor. Eventually, the thresh would move when the door was opened, therefore a piece of wood was placed in the entry. Hence a "threshhold." pTic Toll free: 1-888-22SMITH fiYTRAl)tfY Bob cloward Kevin Lyman, O'APR, 0AC . 'I I J I f IS Zac Miller, son of Chris and Teresa Miller, was selected as the Red Devil Football J.V. Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Payson. D.J. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson, was selected select-ed as the Red Devil Football Scout Team Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Payson. MIMMJ Brent Neel, son of Raymond and Janet Neel, was selected as the Red Devil Football Offensive Offen-sive Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Payson. 1" Brennon Todd, son of Conrad and Peggy Todd, was selected as the Red Devil Football Special Spe-cial Team Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Payson. Parts & Service Jeff Higgison t ""1 f ''Tj o v-f'?!1 Discount Glass.A I 8 I Auto Glass Residential Windshield Repair 1 " """"s "i" "Your Auto Glass Specialist" Z v m b yt i z'-:: fTa , . ;.- I I III I f vmm-.. 1 w II a Closeouts Now: -jrrogresslj-i City recreation team placement Team placement for Spring-ville Spring-ville City Recreation Youth Basketball Bas-ketball will be as follows: BOYS PLACEMENT will be held at the Springville High School-3 & 4 grade players, November 16, at 6:30 p.m.; 5 & 6 grade players, November 18, at 6:30 p.m.; and 7 & 8 grade players, November 22, at 6:30 p.m. GIRLS PLACEMENT will be held at the Springville Middle School345 grade players, November 30, at 6 p.m.; and 678 grade players, December 1 , at 6 p.m. i - f " 1 ' I I ' rr'i U? 1 .M.itL-6 Robby Gueck, son of Jim and Dana Gueck, was selected as the Red Devil Football Defensive Defen-sive Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Payson. Rick Packett, son of Doug and Debbie Packett, was selected as the Red Devil Football Defensive Defen-sive Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in the game against Lone Peak. TP fU- f Your hometown, full-service Free mobile service We work with all insurance companies! Jeff Stulce, Owner 816 North Main, Springville 801-489-9500 pja. - . - . - . - . in AirFree Wireless 1 The around the corner and to celebrate we're ft Ril'W 'vl 1 Available November 17, 1999 - The Red Devil Basketball camp was held Nov. 9-11 at the high school gym. This year's winners in the 5th and 6th grade camp were, front row, left to right: Ryan Groneman, Mr. Hustle; B.J. Smith, Free Throw; and Koby Bylund, Miss Hustle. Back: Mark Averett, Speed Dribble and 3 on 3 champ; Riley Allred and Tyler Allred, 3 on 3 champs. it- mi Red Devil Basketball Camp was held Nov. 9-11 in the high school gym. This year's winners in the 7th and 8th grade camp were, back row, left to right: Nick Mallory, Free Throws; Andrew An-drew Baer, Mr. Hustle; and Annie Kitchen, Miss Hustle. Front: Trevor Graves, Speed Dribble; Nathan Quist, Nick Norman and Eric Moss, 3 on 3 champs. Friendly, courteous staff Chip repair November Special $15.95 Windshield Repair - .. - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . season of giving is right giving away FREE Activation 1st month of service $30 mail-in rebate on Nokia 5160 Select Ericsson accessories with purchase & activation of new Ericsson phone FREE Motorola pager with 6 month contract Payson Pleasant Grove 586 North Main 46 East State (Inside Payson Market) (Across from Purple Turtle) 465-1778 796-9360 on select plans only. See store Springville Herald - Page Eleven glass shop. for details. in COPY |
