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Show Times Newspaper Wednesday, September 12, 2001 Page 5 loses undefeated status MARTIN HARRIS Times Sports Editor Maybe Mountain View's offense was not ready for the colder weather. Something was wrong Friday night as the Bruins were forced to repeatedly punt the ball or they would simply turn it over. The offense from the former for-mer 3-0 Bruins managed only three points, coming off the foot of Bruce Pinegar. Mountain View's offense had compiled 55 points in the last two games. The defense had been very impressive allowing only 31 points in the first three games. Well, something some-thing went wrong in the 34-3 loss to Timpview. The biggest reason for the lopsided score is the Bruins had not played a caliber opponent oppo-nent as Timpview. Mountain View has only faced 3A Lehi, and Region Six Spanish Fork and Springville. No discredit to any of those programs but they are not Timpview. The Thunderbirds established estab-lished themselves early, on their third play of the game. Quarterback Mike Affleck completed a pass to Regan Russell, who avoided defenders defend-ers to complete the 80-yard play in the end zone. Big plays would be the theme of the game for Timpview. On Mountain View's fourth punt of the game, Russell would return to the end zone. A Bruin defender had grabbed Russell's arm early in the return. Another defender would come but somehow Russell eluded them both and the other nine players play-ers on the field. Mountain View got on the board in the second quarter. Timpview's defense would take the Bruins out of the game for the remainder of the game. James Filaga intercepted inter-cepted a Bruin pass with less than 10 seconds remaining in the first half and ran it back 48 yards to make it 20-3 at the half. The second half was much the same. Brady Phillips picked things up where they left off with a 70-yard touchdown touch-down run. Affleck would finish fin-ish the scoring with another long TD, this time to Filiaga for 64 yards. The Bruins have a week to regroup and prepare for their first region game against the Pleasant Grove Vikings. The Orem Tigers avoided an upset by Springville with late game heroics from receiver receiv-er Ryan Ehin, quarterback Martin Heimuli and running back Alex Coombs. Springville (0-3) built up a lead of 19-13 on a touchdown by QB Eric Bills early in the fourth. Coombs ran for a 11-yard TD to give the Tigers a 20-19 lead. Heimuli and Ehin would seal the 27-19 victory when they connected for 23 yards in the end zone. Orem's defense played well to hold Springville in place until the offense could get the ball moving in the right direction. direc-tion. Orem (3-1) turned the ball over three times. Timpanogos coming off a strong win against Provo High last week could not repeat the performance at Spanish Fork, losing 14-9. The Dons (1-2) jumped out to an early 14-2 lead and the game would be a defensive battle from there. Spanish Fork's Josh Tibbs scored a touchdown on a 3-yard 3-yard run and John Frandsen caught a 17-yard pass from QB Wells Brockbank. The T-Wolves T-Wolves (1-2) lone TD came in the fourth quarter by a 4-yard run from Dillon Peterson. In other Region Seven action, Lone Peak crushed Payson 40-0. The Knights improve to 3-0 and are the only team in Utah County to remain undefeated. Many consider Lone Peak to be the number one team in 4A currently. The Lions drop to 0-4 and they have suffered back-to-back shutouts. r 1 . tv s "-Safe ff T 1 Bruins' QB Jordan Rehrer (7) spent most of the night trying to avoid Timpview's defensive line. Fall youth basketball to begin at Champions The Fall basketball season begins the week of September 17 at Champions Athletic Academy in Orem. Teams are still being accepted for the following leagues and age divisions: Boys' Power League -3rd4th grade; 5th6th grade; 7th grade; 8th grade; 9th grade Girls' Bantam League - 7th grade; 8th grade Girls' Power League -5th6th grade;. 7th grade; 8th grade; 9th grade Teams can register online at www.getgameatchampi-ons.com www.getgameatchampi-ons.com or by phone at (801) 434-7301. For information on leagues, call Champions Athletic Academy at (801) 434-7301 or visit the CAA web site. IWtn. View cross country starts title defense Mountain View High's Cross Country team ran in the Great Race at the Bay in San Francisco to kick off its 2001 season. Many of the country's top ranked teams raced. The Bruins finished second overall at the race with a 158 score being edged by a first place score of 129. Nate Houle, Steve Strickland, Sterling Goodwin, Mike Steele and Kyle Cramer all finished in the top 50 in a race featuring hundreds of the nation's best runners. The Bruins' women's team finished second also, with a score of 106. Heidi Magill, Tiffany Strickland and Anne Marie Thomas led the team. Mw w .mi m .!! jiiiIii y i . r .; ':'J i'L :-'-.-. , .. ' -'--'." .. ' " - - ...i.. :.-s....i. .. Timpview's Brady Phillips (20) runs 70 yards for the touchdown while Mountain View defenders defend-ers give chase. Company relocated to Lindon Skyline Exhibits Inc. has chosen Lindon as the new headquarters for its Utah operations. oper-ations. Skyline Exhibits provides pro-vides resources for small and larfje exhibits. The 15,000-square-loot facility facil-ity is located at 85 S. 1380 West, Lindon. It is the largest trade show exhibit in the state and has full trade show exhibit design and service capabilities. Skyline Exhibits is hosting a grand opening and open house this week. The showroom and facilities are open for tours all week, and refreshments will be served. Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. -noon and 2-4 p.m., a free trade show and graphic design seminar will be held. Skyline's project management manage-ment team works with clients in designing, pricing and building build-ing large-scale exhibits. Pleasant Grove won their first game of the year beating Region Six's Provo Bulldogs 33-7. The Vikings' Nick Woodhouse almost single-handed single-handed beat Provo. He scored three rushing touchdowns with runs of 83, 52, and 71 and a passing touchdown of 55 yards from Jordan Peterson. Woodhouse rushed for 269 yards and caught for 65 more. Provo scored first in the game on a McKay Erickson 29-yard run. Their lead would be short lived as the Vikings answered back quickly and often scoring all 33 points in the first three quarters. To finish action in the county, the defending 3A state champ's Lehi Pioneers lost to American Fork late in the game. The Cavemen scored three times in the last two minutes to put a way a game that was much closer than a 28-14 score would show. American Fork stands at 3-1 going into region action next week against Spanish Fork. Football Standings Region Seven Region Overall Lone Peak 0-0 3-0 Orem 0-0 3-1 Mountain View 0-0 3-1 Timpanogos 0-0 1-2 Pleasant Grove 0-0 1-3 Region Six Region Overall American Fork 0-0 3-1 Timpview 0-0 2-2 Spanish Fork 0-0 1-2 Provo 0-0 0-3 Springville 0-0 0-3 Payson 0-0 0-4 Crossover scorecard: Region Seven teams versus Region Six teams Region Seven leads 8-4 over Region Six Lineup for Friday Mountain View vs. Pleasant Grove Orem at Lone Peak Timpanogos at Freemont Timpview at Provo American Fork at Spanish Fork Payson at Springville TIPS We want the scoop on what's happening in Town Call in News Tips: 225-1340 TO IT! Whatever your Priming needs Check with us. 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