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Show Thursday, May 17, 2007 Page 10 0 R E M TIMES Sports Esc SCOREBOARD Orem soccer wins region crown; Young takes tennis title yiou Spring 2007 state tourneys Baseball CLASS M TuewJay t rmult Hnt Round a! home iiIm !v't'n 1 1 Arf!P'i',;fi hjk i'j ',(aru-,lt I W 4 (,((j(rf;f Mjltt, 0 f ,r'ip;ifiO(), 4 H;hP! ? I tt. p, iUvfmu 4 ff;lf(j(lt I). 4 WfldrwwJay'i lain game Second Round at home iitm, 4 p.m. Championship Bracket ;IVfrl(t 'I'j f ;it ient;nt 'ji 'pa(ti',ri '! h1 jrjfJafi fl'l 4. I Oil" l'r;;t I ' 4 'i: j! f ftjmffit ll- Mj Elimination Brachel Attii 1'u .1' An-v.,i I '''i i lWi', (Hj 1 jt ( i,,p-r Htlh t'i 14,. W!fj!ril4 Ifii .,' Ufwrtie:'! 1 1'( I'j) tir i'j I'j) -r fi'ffui'f! ntj , CLASS 4A Tueday'i result! 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Sj.lMisM Irjf' i'iU h f remold M i Hi .ll Hmrjhi-irn 1 1 1 fn Elimination Bracket Mnijlitun Mil Hjj ,hI Ii!np;imfj-,ti(( 1 1) Viewrnonl iM Hj ;i! f'le,i;,;int drw I? l'Ji l.lnarfipkl i't l'tj ill Wft:f M'j l) LKne C'eah H !l,i ;tl Altii ilO 4) CLASS 4A Tuesday's results First Round at home sites, 4 p.m. I'ayym I II, Hoy 4 Murray 4 Mountain Crest (J I r;hi II) Olympus I) Hoi I iiJur Hi Highland i) (,ypnis i llii:m I Itfjurititiil 1 1 Timiview 1 Suringvilli; If, Wer.t 0 UittrjnwrHid ') Honnpvilti; 4 Today's games Second Round at home sites, 4 p.m. Championship Bracket (Myson ft? 1(J ill Mumiy M 4 ii'hi (19 4) at Ho fWer 114 dynric, 1 1 ill ftomitilul (tfj fj (-f)tt(j'iwo'jrl ( I fj 1 ll ill !i)nri(ville 1 1 4 4) Elimination Bracket Mountain Cnl Hi1 ;il Hoy IW cij Highland (4 1 1 1 al Olympus MM?) Tirnpvtfrw (4 tl at OfRtn id 14) W;sti7 16) at Bonneville lb 1j Boys Soccer CLASS SA Tuesday's results First Round at home sites, 4 p.m. Hivertori Timpanoyos 1 Daws 7 Atta 1 Hngltlon ? Vifwrnnrit 1 Mountain Vipw 1 Hmt)liam 0 Ionian 'I. Laytori 1 Ueartield l . I one I'eak 0 Hunter 4 AmfTif.an fork 0 Taylorsvillp I Ffcrnonl () Friday's games Quarterfinals at home sites, 4 p.m. HivftMon M ll) al Davis IU h 0) Mountain ViewM? 4 Dal Brighton ill -4-2) Oartieid id 10 Oi at Jordan iB 4 0) raylorsviilftdO Oiat Hunter M2 1 3 CLASS 4A Wednesday's late games First Round at home sites, 4 p.m. Bonneville H(t 4 at fimnview ll I -5-0) Mountain Crest (4 I) ti al Olympus (13 ?-l) Highland 7 8 Mat Provo (9 b 2) liranger h 7 3) lit Sky View MO-4-2) IctuCI li-at(nstli;j 2 If Spnngvillei 8 1) at Bountiful HO 4 2) Oittonwood Hi 4 lj at Orem (112 2) Woods doss ill) at West fl-4 3) i r 1 0 ct. Fruit Punch, Strawberry Cooler, Mountain Cooler, Red Berry, Wild Cherry, Tropical Punch, Pacific Cooler or Strawberry Capri Sun $-349 ff it A 1 Dean Von Memmott It's never gfxxl when you need help to win the region championship, but it's always nice to get it. Orem helped themselves with a 3-1 win over Lehi, and Timpview did the rest by defeating de-feating Provo. It all added up to a Region 7 soccer championship for the Tigers, their first in over a dozen years. The game's first 20 minutes saw neither team able to put the ball away as Lehi's Riley Anderson and Orem's Brady Howard engaged in a tough, goal-keeping duel. Finally, Iiihi took the first lead when Andy Chamberlain scored a goal from .') yards out. Bruins end Dean Von Memmott ',K;IT; I ORKI VONWN! For the Mountain View Bruins, Bru-ins, their 6-5 win at Pleasant Grove May 9 went down as a bittersweet experience for them. While they did complete their two-game sweep against the formerly No. 1 ranked 5-A 5-A team, their May 9 victory couldn't yield for them the kind of goal they wanted: a chance at post -season play. That was because a victory over the Spanish Fork Dons had enabled the Lone Peak Knights to grab the spot as Region 4's fourth-seeded team for the state tournament. Had Orem girls take home another Jared Lloyd NORTH COUNTY Not surprisingly, the Orem girls track team won the Region 7 title on Thursday afternoon at Orem High School. Not surprisingly, Mindy Robins Rob-ins won several events. What was a surprise is the events she won as qualifying for state in some diverse events was the goal of Orem's versitile senior. Already a dominant force in the hurdles, on Thursday Robins instead competed in the long jump, the 100-meters, the 200-meters and the 4xl00meter relay and came away with first place in all four. : Cczzttsforycaazl Try iiiniiiviii I Ki I M HI T AO G North Orem location only Spaghettios mm A rewind Orem didn't let the Pioneers enjoy their 1-0 lead for long. The Tigers took advantage of some small, Pioneer mistakes to take over the game. In the first half's final 10 minutes, Tyler Boulter scored the first Orem goal. Teammate Team-mate Kendall Nielsen scored a tie-breaking a few minutes later. Just before halftime, Quinton LeBlanc scored the third goal. Baseball I Murray 12, Orem 2: At Murray, Mur-ray, after taking a 1-0 lead go solid season with a sweep of PG rewind Lone Peak dropped its home game to Spanish Fork, the Knights would have to face off with the Bruins in a play-in game at the end of last week. "We had beat their best pitcher Viking Egan Smith last Monday, and we knew they were in the middle of a three-game skid when we came here today," said Mountain Moun-tain View coach Chris Cooper. "When we watched them in warmups, they were a little flat. Our guys were up, though. The Tigers also had several runners excel during the first day of competition, let by Kendy Christensen. Christensen got things off strong for the Tigers with a 5:18.23 in the 1,600 meters, which is the fastest time for that distance in 4A this year. "It was pretty sweet," she said. "It was a personal record for me. It actually felt like we were going a lot slower out there." "I wanted to try and qualify in different events and I did pretty good," she said "I was having fun, trying something different." With Robins totalling 40 points in her four events and the rest of the Tigers performing It to fci ,:rto Fork Kraft 32 oz. Miracle Whip or Mayonnaise $-f88 ing into the bottom of the first inning, the Orem Tigers gave up six runs as Murray rolled to the victory in the opening round of the 4A playoffs. Mark Morgan was the starting start-ing pitcher for the Tigers. I Timpview 14, Orem 11: At Orem, the T'Birds scored three runs in the top of the seventh with two out to break an 1 1-11 tie and pick up the big Region 7 victory. Tennis I Young wins region tennis title: It was another day at the office for Orem's A.J. Young on Friday afternoon at the Region Re-gion 7 tennis championships, as he continued his dominance at No. 1 singles with a 6-0, 6-0 They made a great effort. We won't be going to state." Not going to state is one of the injustices of having to play in the loaded Region 4. "After finding out that Lone Peak won, which officially put us out it's going to be a big-time disappointment," Cooper said. "The hard part is going and having hav-ing to talk to these kids. There's no question in my mind we're a top 10 team in the state." Early in the game, Pleasant Grove pitcher Riley White forced the first two Bruins to ground out during the top of the first. A Mark Garrett single sin-gle and a Marcus Draper made it possible for the Bruins to go on a two-out, three-run rally at a high level, Orem ran away with the region crown by scoring scor-ing 84 points more than second-place second-place Springville. "The statement of this win was our balance," said Tiger coach Andy Lewis. "Last year we won big but didn't have any field throwers. This year we've had some young athletes step up. Everyone has wanted to win and been very dedicated." On the boy's side, the Timpview boys team scored 42 points in two events at the meet, sweeping the top three spots in the 100-meter dash and the top two places in the 200meter race. Those 42 points were enough to give the T'Birds the region title by 21 points over Orem. Why C:tven Chill's end Best Cuy or in Szrztzn Sprirrs nct to Srn! 889 Nortk State Street Orem, Utah Mocey's 12 02. Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips Pacific Friend 14 oz. V. AftATCM OB1NK-NO WAT Park 24 Pack .5 Liter Ro-She Water win over Timpview's Tanner Perry. The Orem ace took the Region Re-gion 7 individual crown, giving giv-ing him the first seed in next week's state tournament. "I was hitting my shots well and I was controlling the points the majority of the time," Young said. "All my shots were on my serve, my forehand, my backhand, my volley, my backhand slice everything was working." I John Boyd filed this report. Softball Cyprus 9, Orem 1: At Magna, Cyprus' Brandy Lovato struck out 14 batters to tie a season-high mark in a complete-game victory. though. It began with Garrett coming home on a passed ball. After Tanner Young singled in Chad Gonzales for the third run, White picked him off at first to end the inning. Soccer I Mountain View 4, Spanish Span-ish Fork 1 : At Spanish Fork, Dust in Graham had a goal and two assists to lead the Bruins (114-1, 8-2-0) past Spanish Fork (3-11-2, 2-6-2) in Region 4. Nobody managed to score in the first half, but the Bruins broke through in the second half with four goals from Alex Delafuente, Mike Moreno and Travis Fuller. Region 7 track crown 11 !"m j 4 ASHLEY FRANSCELLNorth County Orem's Mindy Robins, right, and Natasha Martin, center, finished 1-2 in the 100-meter finals at the Region 7 track meet are we better? jiJohthisTtoWaaonhf! See Clover Club 1 1 oz. Vj Potato Chips 6 i i JL I-Vj Don Julio 1 0 oz. WWw TortiUa chp Q 79 ici i si r mm hi A-l Original Only 10 oz. Steak Sauce Jason Bodine Orem High School Class: Senior Age: 18 Born: Provo, UT Sport: Soccer Position: Midfielder Favorite classes: Sports medicine and AP English Restaurant: Tepanyaki Food: Steak Book: The Count of Monte Cristo Band: Dave Matthews Band Movie: The Patriot (edited version) Favorite sports moments: Scoring winning goal vs. Timpview, getting get-ting big assists vs. Timpview and Provo, and making a penalty kick vs. Lone Peak in semifinals during sophomore year. Future plans: Hang out with friends, serve an LDS mission, play college soccer, and marry a babe in the temple. Favorite thing about Coach Louder: Loud-er: He can joke around and have a good time. and sign up for just si I dub for details, cp 51907 j dUCtsQ! Hersheys Milk Chocolate, Polo, Reese's Peanut ammmfmf Butler Cups. Take 5, Reese's Fast Break. Alrnona Joy. York, Kit Kat. Hersrieys Milk Chocotate with Almonds Candy Bars Little Debbie 4 oz. 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