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Show Thursday, November 9, 2006 POSITS EEC SCOREBOARD Lossto Highland ends Orem's football season 0 R E M TIMES Football 5A state tournament First round 1027-28 Upper bracket Spanish Fork 35. Hunter 18 Fremont 18, Brighton 14 Alta 1 7, Viewmont 3 Lone Peak 20, Riverton 10 Lower bracket Jordan 17, Northridge 14 Pleasant Grove 32, Layton 14 Bingham 44, Timpanogo'i 26 Davis 16, Skyline 6 Second round 113-4 Fremont 37, Spanish Fork 25 Alta 27, Lone Peak 24 Pleasant Grove 27, Jordan 24 Bingham 35, Davis 10 4A state tournament First round 1027-28 Upper bracket Orem 31, Bountiful 14 Highland 35, Roy 7 Provo 37, Olympus 1 5 Box Elder 40, Munay 9 Lower bracket East 39, Sprmgville 19 Sky View 32, Payson 7 Tlmpview 48, West 0 Cottonwood 22, Mountain Crest 16 Second round 113-4 Highland 49. Orem 13 Box Elder 36, Provo 14 East 51, Sky View 34 Ttrnpview 48, Cottonwood 14 HIGHLAND 49, OREM 13 Orem 0 I Highland 7 l 7 14 H Liam McNally 20 run (Chandler Petty kick) H McNally 3 run (kick (ailed) 0 Nate Killpack 35 FG 0 N Killpack 31 FG H Jake Webber 25 pass from Sean Swenson (Swenson run) H Ryan Harris 1 5 pass from Swenson (Petty kick) H levita Kimkini 49 fumble recovery IPetty kick) H Braden Brown 14 pass from Swenson (Petty kick) 0 Tucker Lamb 43 run (N. Killpack kick) H Bndqer Walzer 89 run (Petty kick) Volleyball Final standings 5A state tournament 1 Brighton 2-Lone Peak 3 Fremont 4-Skylme 5 American Fork 6 - Northridge 7- Pleasant Grove 8 Riverton Final standings 4A state tournament 1 Cottonwood 2 Murray 3- Lehi 4 - Provo 5 - Mountain Crest 6 Highland 7 Box Elder 8 Granger UVSC soccer falls in shootout WASHINGTON, D.C. The UVSC soccer team suffered a heartbreaking loss to South Dakota State in the semifinals of the United Soccer Soc-cer Conference tournament on Friday. The score was knotted at zero following regulation and two overtime periods. South Dakota State then beat the Wolverines 3-1 in a shootout to earn the win. The loss ends UVSC's season with an 8-11-1 record. After the 20 minute overtime txriod, the Wolverines missed two of their three penalty kicks while South Dakota hit all three. Jenni Wright converted con-verted the first kick for the Wolverines, but Courtney Rob-bins Rob-bins and Megan Berrett each missed their kicks. Insure your brand new car with Metlife Auto & Home, and you would be covered for its replacement cost for one year or 1 5,000 miles, whichever came first Other insurers depreciate the value of your new car 1 5 percent or more we don't. So, if you got into an accident and totaled your new car, we would replace it. Now, that's insurance " For more information or a quote, call today: Jason Salmon Salmon Insurance, LLC 1385 South 740 East Orem, UT 801-223-3200 have you met life today? t0fS0KW8Kp0'I0i(ilA MWNYrxijl WAjMK -it) MptLitp Aijtjt, ft Horn rs taPdOt Mrtrnputitar, ftr,fn and Phillip Morgan SALT LAKE CITY There comes a time in every high school athletes' career when the clock reads 00:00 and the final buzzer has sounded on the final game of the season. Such was the case for many of the Orem seniors Friday night as the Tigers Ti-gers fell at the hands of the Highland Kams 49-1.1 "(Highland) out played us tonight," said Orem coach Robert Steele. "I mean everywhere. They beat us on offense, of-fense, they teat us on defense and on secial teams. There isn't much more I can say " And he didn't. On offense, the Rams racked up 456 total yards and scored five offensive touchdown in 10 drives. "Our offense was well balanced," said Highland coach Brody Beason. "We have a lot of weapons and we like to get the ball to all of them and keep the other team on their toes." The Rams used nine different players play-ers to move the ball effectively down the field, none more efficiently then junior running back Liam McNally. "He is amazing," Benson said of McNally. Mc-Nally. "He runs so hard, it's like a big truck running through the defense." "1 love running the ball," McNally said. "Tonight my offensive line was amazing giving me the holes I needed to make my cuts and find the open field." McNally had 80 yards in his first four carries. He scored on two of them. "Our offease is great," Highland quarterback Sean Swenson said. "The guys that we have on this team work so well together, it's a lot of fun to run the offease and put points on the board." Swenson was the all-around athlete Friday as he was 8-of-12 passing for 104 yards and three touchdowns to three different receivers. On one possession, Swenson hit wide receiver Jake Webber twice on 10-yard out routs and then on a double move, hit Webber for a 25-yard touchdown just before the end of the second half. "That is our 2-minute offense," Sw- UVSC men Continued from Page 10 deep 3-pointer to bust the Wolverine Wol-verine lead wide open to 48-30. Toolson, who recently returned re-turned from a church mission to Guatemala, showed little rim-rust from his two-year basketball hiatus, finishing with 15 points on 5-of-8 shooting shoot-ing (3-of-4 from three point range). Combined with solid efforts from junior Jordan Brady and Josh Olsen, the Wolverines proved to be too much for the visiting Rebels, pushing their lead to as much as 25 in the second half and ultimately finishing with the 27-point victory. vic-tory. "We gave a good effort and had good energy," Hun-saker Hun-saker said. "There is not one player on our team that shortchanged us in effort in the game. "The exhibition games are to build from. There are a lot of things that we need to get better at and work on, but I was pleased with the effort we played with." I Jeff Mathewson filed this report. JEREMY HARMON North County UVSC's Matt Peterson and Mesa State's Zane Davis collide as the teams face off in Orem on Monday. MetLife OS 1 -943 C ;00t MM Auto K Mow lnuMr ' 'imp n h AMiiiatas Aarwvlr Rl v urn" Q 3 V A4tf ' A -' . W, J . Orem's Jake Balser runs against Bountiful on Oct. 27. Balser helped the Tigers enson said. "They had just moved the ball down the field and kicked a field goal, so we moved the ball quickly and the coaches made a great play call." After the halftime break it was all Highland all the time. The Rams put 14 points on the scoreboard in both the third and fourth quarters, while the Tigers offense continued to be shut down by the stifling Highland defense. "Our guys played great tonight against (Orem's) running attack," Benson Ben-son said. 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Orem quarterback Jon Killpack was 10-for-19 for 135 yards and an interception intercep-tion that was tipped into the arms of Max Woods in the fourth quarter. Up next for the Rams is the victor of the ProvoBox Elder matchup that will be played today at 1 p.m. in Provo. "We don't care who we play," McNally Mc-Nally said. "We prepare the same way every week, going full speed." Swenson agreed, "It doesn't matter -St LIKE A GOOD ASHLEY FRANSCELLDaily Herald make the 4A state quarterfinals. who it is. The key to our preparation is watching film everyday at lunch and knowing what our assignments are." The semifinals will beheld Friday at Rice-Eccles Stadium on the campus of the University of Utah. "If playing on that turf doesn't get our guys up to play next week, nothing noth-ing will," Benson said. "It's a chance to play for a state championship and our guys will be ready." The semifinal will be played at 10 a.m. on Friday. 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