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Show Page 7 Times Newspaper Wednesday, December 8, 1999 Mountain View grapplers go 6-4 at Iron Man Tournament The Mountain View wrestling team traveled to Fillmore to participate par-ticipate in the Iron Man Dual wrestling tournament last Friday Fri-day and Saturday. The tournament tourna-ment gets its name from the fact that each team wrestles 10 times in two days. After the dust settled, Mountain View came away with a record of 6-4. Wins came against Beaver, Richfield, Millard, South Sevier, Cedar and North Sevier. Other schools participating par-ticipating were nationally ranked Uintah, which finished the tournament undefeated to win the team title, always powerful pow-erful Delta, North Sanpete, Pineview and Snow Canyon. Tyler Allen won the 119-pound division with a 9-1 record. Tommy Bauer finished second at 130, also with a 9-1 record. Jesse Draney (125), Mario Sillito (145), Rod Raeder (171) and Steve Sawaya (189) all earned third-place third-place honors. Draney, Sillito and Sawaya all had 8-2 records, while Raeder was 6-4. Other wrestlers participating for Mountain View were: Jahaziel Almarez (103), Steve Russo (112), Brian Park (135), Wes Byington (140), Ben McAffee (152), Kevin Brienholdt (160), Garrett Story (215) an Rich Oliver (HWT). " t " Mountain View's Tyler Allen won first place in the 119-pound 119-pound division at the Fillmore Iron Man wrestling tournament tour-nament last week i Tommy Bauer of Mountain View placed second at 130-i 130-i pounds at the Fillmore Iron Man wrestling tournament . last week Jesse Draney was one of four Bruin wrestlers to place third at the Fillmore Iron Man Tournament last week. Timpanogos hoopsters cruising XlJX.: :A r -"- With a cumulative record of 7-0 7-0 (4-0 for the girls, 3-0 for the boys), Timpanogos High school basketball teams are looking tough in the young 1999-2000 season. sea-son. After opening the season by whipping Woodscross 86-38 behind be-hind a 27-point, 18 rebound performance per-formance from junior center Aubrey Van Pelt before Thanksgiving, Thanks-giving, the Timberwolf girls reeled off three more wins in four days last week. A win against American Fork Tuesday, set up a matchup with Pleasant Grove on Thursday. Defense De-fense and four players (Van Pelt, Korbie Tomlinson, Melanie Davies and Wendy Ott) scoring in double figures gave the T-Wolves an 80-46 win. The next night, it was Riverton falling 85-38 to the Timpanogos blitz. "The nice thing for our team right now is the balance," Timpanogos coach Carey Hopkins said. "We have four players averaging aver-aging in double figures and when you have that many, the defense has a hard time deciding what to do." The Timberwolves host Granger tonight and travel to Provo on Friday. On the Boys side, a pre-Thanks-giving romp over Riverton gave the T-Wolves momentum as they faced two of the top teams in Region Re-gion 6 last week. First up was Lone Peak, a team picked by many to win the region and challenge for the state 4A title this year. With super-star guard Golden Ingle leading the way with 30 points, Timpanogos came away with an 82-73 victory. JennerWil- chipped in 17, Alan 15 and Paul son Bartholomew Thomsen 10. : Timpanogos never trailed in this garnet but Lone Peak did pull to within two early in the fourth quarter. But Ingle drained a three to make it a five point lead and the T-Wolves pulled away after that. "I think we have a good team this year," Timpanogos coach Mark Hardman said. "We're pretty athletic and have what I feel is the best point guard in the state in Golden." Against Pleasant Grove, the T-Wolves T-Wolves used their height advantage advan-tage to grab a 64-55 win. After Jordan Cook set a new Timpanogos road record with five blocks against Riverton, James Scoufe upped the ante with seven at Pleasant Grove. Wilson led all scorers with 14. Ingle and Bartholomew added 13 each. Next up for Timpanogos is a trip to American Fork tonight before it hosts Timpview on Dec. 10. fSTa) SB. hjcfwc njciTMriJcn iitjj 'Attgz& taws? FROM DECEMBER ") fi thru llih StlfjTSJ-3577 - ftllfrw I-J77-22SMITH bltS&Smicf B3-M53 Bob (toward Jeff Hlgginson Lymjom Dave Hemingway KelleyArulmon PbllOdle Kevin Lyman pbn Burtmigbs John Curtis Rklxlle Eastman ry lt&& umnrTi tmnDo Q-nascry t&rjcnin COPY Orem's boys and girls basketball basket-ball teams are off to good starts in the young season. The Tiger boys opened their season with a 69-46 thumping of Hunter on Nov. 30. In that game, center Vaughan Schouten scored 20 points, while Jeff Ford and Kevin Gardner added nine each. But it was the defense of K.C. Johnston, Adam Nelson and Ben Weekes that was most impressive impres-sive to coach Greg Sheide. "We had a big run in the third quarter, where we held them for six minutes without a basket," he said. "That let us pull away after a close first half" Friday's 72-46 romp over Sparks, Nevada, at the Reno tournament had a similar look. Sparks kept the game close until un-til midway through the second quarter, when the Tigers went on a 40-6 run that lasted through the third quarter as well. Gardner and Ford topped the Tigers with 15 points each. On Saturday in the finals of the Reno Tournament, the Tigers dropped a heartbreaking 55-54 decision in overtime to Galena (Nev) Leading by one point with 10 seconds left in the game, Orem forced a Galena player to take a wild shot as with just a few seconds sec-onds left on the clock. The ball bounced off the rim, right to a I Y Trina Knapp Scores 16 for Orem Ben Weeks Tough on defense Galena player who tipped it in for the winning shot at the buzzer. "Galena has a good team and a good program," Sheide said. "Again, we played great defense. Right now, the defense is the glue that's holding us together. This week, Orem renewed its rivalry with Provo on Tuesday before taking on another valley foe, American Fork, Thursday at Orem. The Tiger girls, among the favorites fa-vorites to win the state 5A title this year, opened their season with a 41-38 win over Olympus, one of the top teams in the 4A ranks, last week. Trina Knapp was the offensive star of a defensive battle for the Orem, scoring 16 of the Tigers' 41 points. April Atuaia shone on defense. "I knew Olympus was one of the top teams in the state," Orem coach Scott Houle said. "They were good last year and returned a couple of good players." Now 1-0, Orem's next test will be taking on a trio of California and Nevada teams in the Utah Classic. While the idea for the tournament is Houle's it will be held at Alta and will feature Orem, Mountain View and Alta taking on Boulder City, Nev., Archbishop Mitty, Calif., and Bellflower, Calif Orem Tigers swamp Jordan in swimming The Tigers sweep the win against Jordan on Dec. 2, 1999 at the Orem Fitness Center. The lady tigers take all first places in the ten events and take eight of the 2nd place slots and nine of the 3"1 place slots. They also sweep all six places in the 100 Breast stroke. The Mens team took seven of ten of the first place slots and six out of ten in the 2nd and 3rd place slots. The Orem lady Tigers seal the win with a score of 135 to 35 points while the mens team secure their win with a 112 to 57 completion. The tigers ti-gers travel to Murray on Thursday Thurs-day Dec. 9 at 3:30 for their next swim meet. The results of the JordanOrem meet are as follows: fol-lows: Women 50 Free 1 Katie Soreness 27.45 2 Alone Duersch 2913 3 Michelle Soreness 29.93 4 Emily Crookston 30.56 Women 100 Free 1 Katie Soreness 1:04 67 2 Beth Woodruff 1:05.01 3 Heather Goldston 1:06.58 4 Emily Crookston 1:07.79 5 Megan Golightly 1:09.05 Women 200 Free 1 Cathy Woodruff 2:18 01 2 Mandee Balling .2:22 42 3 Beth Woodruff 2:30.66 Women 100 Back 1 Esther Udall 1:12 13 2 Megan Golightly 113 38 4 Michelle Soreness 1: 16.89 Women 100 Breast 1 Lyndy Apostol 1:20 68 2 Julia Meservy 1:22.29 3 Haley Huish 1 26 54 4 Stephanie Proctor 13016 5 Christy Vineyard 130 52 4 Ryan Brady 104 91 6 Leesa Kwong 1:31 86 Men 200 Free Women 100 Fly l Luke Balling 2 03 99 1 Angel Rainaldi 1:1137 3 Jasher Sutton 2 09 01 3MirandaAllen 1:13 99 4 Daniel Probst 2 1160 4 Jessica Phillips 1:23 20 Men 100 Back 5 Breana Hornberger 132.53 2 mark Valentine 109 44 6 Julia Meservy 133 62 3 Eric Mower 1 111 69 Women 200 IM Men 1 00 Breast 1 Esther Udall 2:35 27 1 Jon Vineyard 109 99 2 Angel Rainaldi 24119 2JasonTroyna 11363 3 Lyndi Apostol 2:44 22 4 Thomas Boynton 120 24 Women 200 Free Relay 5JaredAllen 1 24 86 1 Orem A 15613 Men 100 Fly Angel Rainaldi, Michelle Soreness, Katie 2 Luke Balling 102 83 Soreness, Beth Woodruff 4 Devin Davidson 114 57 2 Orem B 1:59 96 5 Jason Troyna 1 15 21 Heather Goldston, Lyndi Apostol, Esther Men 200 IM Udall, Alone Duersch 1 Jon Vineyard 2 22 84 4 Orem C 2:1141 . 4 Devin Davidson 2 40 10 Stephanie Proctor, Haley Huish, Mary 5 Eric Mower 2 44 41 Golightly, Stacy Peterson Men 200 Free Relay Women 400 Free Relay 1 Orem A 1 47 01 1 Orem A 4 20 86 Paul Duesch. Mark Valentine. Rvan Esther Udall, Cathy Woodruff, Mandee Brady. Jasher Sutton Balling, BethWoodruff 2 Orem B 1 51 79 3 Orem B 4 37.68 Parker Swenson. Jason Troyna. Devin Michelle Soreness, Megan Golightly, Emily Davidson, Jon Vineyard Crookston, Heather Godson 3 Orem C 157 58 Orem C 4 49 01 Karl Kendall. Daniel Probst. Thomas MirandaAllen, Jessica Phillips, Samantha Boynton. Michael Craven Crimson, Stephanie Proctor Men 400 Free Relay-Women Relay-Women 200 Medley Relay 1 Orem A 3 45 78 1 Orem A 2 09 90 Dane Enckson. Jasher Sutton, Paul Megan Golighly, Lyndy Apostol. Angel Duersch, Luke Balling Rainaldi, Katie Soreness 3 Orem B 4 21 90 2 Orem B 2 17 47 Daniel Probst. Parker S wenson, Eric Heather Godson, Julia Meservy, Alone Mower. Karl Kendall Duersch, Emily Crookston 4 Orem C 4 50 15 3 Orem C 2:27 13 Michael Craven, R Mortensen. Greg Mary Golightly, Haley Huish, Miranda Goodnch.Thomas Boynton Allen, Jessica Phillips Men 200 Medley Relay Men 50 Free 1 Orem A 155 51 1 Dane Erickson 26 55 Mark Valentine. Jon Vinevard. Luke Ball- 2 Paul Duersch 27 62 ing. Dane Enckson 4 Ryan Brady 28 09 3 Orem C 2 02 25 5KarlKendall 28 81 Eric Mower. Jason Trovna. Devin 6 Michael Craven 29 18 Davidson, Rvan Bradv Men 100 Free 5 Orem C 2 24 46 1 Jasher Sutton 56 08 R Mortensen. Jared Allen. Parker 2 Dane Erickson 57 53 Swenson. Karl Kendall 3 Paul Duersch 1 00 84 Celchnik ik Nnv Year in a New Home! cdsunoncrfuUtAmr 911 North 800 West An Assisted living Center for Seniors - and ii il iilvnf our OXCM, UT S1057 ; (J i ! , 24 Hour Supervision Conveniently heated near Tmyanocps Hospital Transportation at no extra cost Full Service Salon Kitchenettes in every unit Incontinence Clinic LiKWry Facilities Speciaty frepared Meals Daily Leisure Activities Call for a free luncheon Jour: 434-7581 |