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Show C TIMPANQGOS TIMES August 10,2011 ' I ' ' - i ... t.. " ... -- Cecfar Hills is currently building a Community Recreation Center at 10640 North Clubhouse Drive, which will house golffunctions, a grill, an events venue, and indoor recreation and leisure classes. Anticipated completion is January 15, 2012. Instructors Needed For Cedar Hill's New Community Recreation Center Cedar Hills City is anxiously awaiting the recreation center completion, which is scheduled for January 15,2012. In addition to housing golf functions, a grill, and an events venue, the CoRC will offer a variety of recreation and leisure classes. City officials want to tap into Cedar Hills residents' talents and skills, and encourage teachers to apply andor recommend types of recreation classes desired. Officials are accepting applications from instructors of dance, aerobics, zumba, karate, fit kids, etc. for adult and children's classes. Anyone interested or if you know someone who is interested in this exciting recreational opportunity, please contact the Cedar Hills City office or Chandler at cgoodwin cedarhills.org. PG Kickers Set to Boot in Another Girls' Soccer Season by Dean Von Memmott In the late afternoon sun on Aug. 5, the Pleasant Grove Viking girls' soccer team members spent their last ses sion of two-a-da- y practicing on Viking Stadium's Astroturf field. Mentoring them was Head Coach Caitlyn Young, back for her second season. Having played for the Mountain View Bruins several years ago, she had accumu-lated much coaching experi-ence through skippering club teams. During a brief break at the practice, she talked a little bit about this year's squad. She said, "Seventy girls came out for tryouts. We kept 40 of them. Many of them are experienced ju-niors. Though we have not elected any team captains yet, we do have two experi-enced seniors: Brittani John-son and Lydia Anderson. "What I was pleased about the girls that we kept was their individual skills. Passing is their strongest skill." Young has two assistants this year: Danni Ward and Mark Stansfield. Stansfield works with the team's goalies. Ward helps Young with the varsity and jayvees. When Young took over the program last year, she posted a 2-- 2 preseason record and guided the girls through a re-ally rough Region 4. Because it had really strong teams like the Brighton Bengals, Alta Hawks, and Lone Peak Knights, the Vikings didn't make the state playoffs. The new region Pleasant Grove is in promises to be re-ally tough. It has powerhouses like the Riverton, Bingham, Lehi, Lone Peak, and Ameri-can Fork. Young said, "We expect to have a really tough game against Lone Peak later this month." - 1 v ' 7 , . :J U - i. - ...J- M il ; .1 Lindon Days street bike racers from last year's Criterium. Phoxo courtesy of Timpanogos Times Lindon Days Criterium Bike Race Held Wednesday by Lynn LeMone The second annual Lindon Days Criterium (CRIT) Bike Race will be held on Wednesday August 10 starting and finishing at the Lindon Community Center located at 30 N. Main St. The main sponsors this year are O.Zone Racing and SBR Sports. Additional sponsors are Jason's Deli, Timpanogas Cyclery, Smile Center, Dialogue Marketing, Fezzari Performance Bicycles, Hampton Inn, Honest and McGees Stamp & Trophy. There will be four categories: Flight A Pro 2, Flight B Cat 3-- 4, Flight C Cat 5 and Flight F Family Fun Ride. This is a 1.45 mile loop on city streets which will be closed off for the race. The course starts at the Community Center and goes up Center St. turning left on 4th East then turning left on 4th North to Main St. and back to the Community Center on Main St. These streets will be closed from 6 to 8:30 p.m. There will be prizes, cow bells and displays set up at the start of the race. A big thanks is given to Lindon City and its grounds crew and the police department who will help keep us safe. We will have volunteers wearing lime green tee shirts who will help direct traffic, pedestrians and animals to keep the racers safe. This is a family event, so get your lawn chair and something cool to drink and enjoy these racers experiencing pain. IF ..' . ' ..jut., - uf i j .v ' ft. . '""J , a .v.'. r 1 ,.' .. f ,;r' ,i ? .' : M.V" , .A ; i . - ' ' as ..." ' V'f. Top Row: Coach Almy Hollis, Ben Lee, Tyler O' Laughlin, Brek Hall, Zach Carter, and Coach Renslow. Bottom Row: Ryan Robley, Ty Gassman, Ethan Hollis, and Chad Renslow. Not pictured: Cameron Lee, Chandler Wilson, and Spencer Gebhardt. PG Lacrosse Brings Home Utah Valley Championship Trophy On Saturday morning Pleasant Grove 2 met Mapleton 1 in the finals of the Utah Valley Lacrosse 7th8th Grade Cham-pionship. The result ended with PG2 steam-rollin- g a strong Maple-to- n 1 team by a score of 1 ending the season with a 10-- 2 record. Both teams started strong and the first quarter ended 4-- 3 with PG2 holding a tight one goal advantage over Mapleton 1 as both teams tried to force their game plan. How-ever; behind a solid defen-sive stand consisting of Zach Carter (goalie) and defensive players Tyler O' Laughlin, Ben Lee and Brek Hall, PG2 shut-out Mapleton for the remain-der of the game. In doing so, they held Mapleton 1 to their lowest offensive output of the season. Meanwhile, PG2 put on an offensive show in the second quarter by scoring a quick four unanswered goals using a fast breaking offense led by Chad Renslow, Ty Gassman, Ethan Hollis and Ryan Robley, putting PG2 up 8-- 3 at halftime. PG 2 added three more goals in the second half to seal the game with a final score of 1 3. To make the single elimi-nation tournament finals, PG2 beat American Fork and Maple-ton 2 handily in the preliminary rounds only to meet up with a very strong 8-- 1 PG1 in the semi-final- s. PG2 pulled away in the final minutes after a very hard fought game. The semi-fin- al game between PG2 and PG1 was much tighter than the final score of 1 to 8 indicated. Ma-pleton beat Provo and Span-ish Fork in the tourney to gain a shot at PG 2 in the Finals. Swim Team Celebrates End of Season with Awards Party J Aft : .... ) -- t r : r - ' ' I -- -- - - ---- - - - " ii 1 , ..j ... . .. , ' i ' ; I . ; j j I w : " ; ' ; ' m " ; k - n rn.Lir. f.-,- -- , r m j r- - The Timpanogos Times! |
