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Show Citizen - Wednesday, October 7, 1992 Page 11 Cavemen By DEAN VON MEMMOTT It won't be until next year that the Aperfean Fork Cavemen will hare i ctiiance to win their Home-cominggame. Home-cominggame. LastThureday night, ' Homecoming was marred by a 10-0 loaa to the Provo Bulldogs. The Cavemen suffered through a dismal offensive effort, failing to mount a single successful offensive drive. That was a surprise because - the American Fork offense has been very effective in previous outings. The Caveman defense, on the other hand, played a great game, thwarting several Bulldog drives and, with one notable exception, keeping Provo out of the endzone. But the Cavemen will have to get the offense back on track this Friday, whey they plan Mountain View in the Bruin Bowl, if they hope to stay in the race for a berth in the state tournament. The Bulldogs got on the scoreboard during their first drive of the game. On a second-down play, running back Cornell Saluone raced 72 yards from scrimage for a touchdown at 11:06. Nate Lundquist kicked a PAT. From their 28-yard line, the Cavemen attempted to get deep into Bulldog territory. But after they reached the Provo 46 on a Jared Ostler carry, their drive ended with Bulldog Ted Barley's sacking quarterback Colby Knightforafour-yard Knightforafour-yard loss. The Cavemen's defense went right to work to get the ball back as quickly as possible. Ryan DeMille Soccer team splits road games By DEAN VON MEMMOTT The American Fork Cavewomen splittworoad games in Region Four girls' soccer last week. At Mountain Moun-tain View Wednesday, the Bruins beat them 4-0. The Cavewomen rebounded from that loss by shut-tingthe shut-tingthe Provo Bulldogs 4-0 in Provo Friday. In Wednesday's action, the Cavewomen got good offensive action ac-tion from Taryn Stringam, Trisha Chlarson and Mary Bates. They hadonebigproblem.though - Bruin goalie Laurel Gooch. She kept American Fork from punching the ball into the goal net. The first successful Bruin goal came early in the first half. Lisa Valley football Football teams in the Utah Valley Val-ley Football Conference are near-ing near-ing the end of the season, with only division and championship games left to play. The championship games will be played accordingto the following schedule: 6th grade, Saturday, Oct. 10 at 1:30 p.m. in Rotary Park, American Fork. 7th, Saturday, Oct. 10 at 4:30 p.m. in Rotary Park, American Fork. The Colts will play the Bears. RfVl ova An fiafiivtat SV.t 1A .t 7:30 p.m. in Rotary Park, American Fork. The Redskins will playHeber. 9th Grade, Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Orem High School. American Fork will play. Orem. Standings after season play are s given as follows: I 6th Grade leflm Win Loss 5 AF Colts 3 1 I Lehi 3 1 j Highland 2 2 I AF Redskins 1 3 ' Alpine Eagles 1 3 A.F. Gun & Sport 15 L Main, American Fork 756-3475 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Wed. 1-6 Guns ordered at cost 1 0 . Bore sighting $3 1 Sale items limited to stock on hand. 1-PMT I Ruger sSnlesT 1 $6 99 Mark " Rif,es $12,99 $399 ySs SKS 7.62x39 Rifles SKS Ammo ) . i. -j -j Case of 1440 Rounds H1 $139 per case heroics ?ssjh I, Ryan Clover muscles his way game against Provo. and Shad Pyper each took a turn at sacking quarterback Josh Trammel, Tram-mel, costing Provo a total of 15 yards during two plays. This forced Provo to punt. But upon catching the ball, punt receiver Andy Epperson fumbled it. Provo's John Sorensen recovered recov-ered it on the Bulldog 35. The Cave Anthony kicked in that goal from inside the penalty box. Teammate Mandy Hodges chipped in the second sec-ond goal. Late in the period, Shauna Rohbuck stole the ball and passed it to Anthony for the third goal. The next half saw Anthony pass to Rohbuck for the fourth and final Bruin goal. On Friday, the Cavewomen needed a win tomaintain their hold on third place in the league. To achieve that needed victory, they had to push aside Provo. To stop her players, Cavewoman Coach Shauna Kay said, "Provo mostly hung back and played defensive de-fensive traps. They used offside traps. I never believe in offsides standings 7th Grade Team Win Loss AF Colts 5 0 Highland Bears 5 0 Lehi 3 2 AF Redskins 3 2 PG Vikings 3 2 Alpine 1 3 2 PG Raiders 2 3 Heber 1 4 Alpine 2 0 6 8th Grade . Team Win Loss AF Redskins 6 1 Heber 6 1 PG Vikings 5 2 AF Colts .4 3 PG Raiders 3 4 Lehi 2 4 Alpine Eagles 1 6 Highland Bears 1 6 ' 9th Grade - Division A Team Win Loss Orem 6 1 Pleasant Grove 4 3 Springville 3 4 Provo 1 6 Spanish Fork 0 7 9th Grade Division B Team Win Loss American Fork 7 0 Mountain View 5 2 Timpview 5 2 Lehi 4 3 Payson 1 6 r can't pull out Homecoming win 0 C 1 riiiii i nmrinrflf i hi 'T'i in to the play in last week's man defense quickly prevented the Bulldogs from capitalizing on the fumble recovery. Provo capitalized on the next American Fork turnover, though. After getting sacked by Provo's Lincoln Lin-coln Tejada for a seven-yard loss in the early second period, Caveman quarterback Bryce Higbee threw traps, because there's always the chance that the linesman won't see an offensive player being drawn offsides while a goal is being made. I always like to play against people who play offsides traps, because I have very speedy forwards." Annie Broadbent and Mia Zimmerman led Provo's offensive efforts. But despite invading American Ameri-can Fork's end of the field many times, the Bulldogs took only one shot at the goal. Parry's Power Guide to High School Football By Noland Parry Week ending Oct. 9 Fav. Team Rating Region Four MTN. VIEW ..49.5 Provo 50.0 TIMPVIEW.... 54.8 Region Seven Emery 29.9 Lehi 28.4 WASATCH.... 18.1 Home Team Top 4A 1 . Brighton 64.0 2. Bonneville 58.9 3. Davis 55.8 4. Clearfield 55.8 5. Timpview 54.8 Copyright 1992 HUNTERS GET READY with our OFF-ROAD SPORTSMAN 2 OFF ROAD INCLUDES: House Special "Full Service Transmission" "Full Service Rear Differential more life to yourcar,,, ;Full Service Transfer Case The Star Card Your 7th oil change is FREE. TCYrn yjy Express Lube an interception to Scott Holyoak, postioned at the American Fork 37-yard 37-yard line. From there, the Bulldogs opened their second successful drive. ' Two Saluone runs and a American Ameri-can Forklatehitmoved Provoclear to the 5-yard line. On a third play, the Bulldogs got called for holding. The Cavemen refused the penalty to bring up fourth down. That refusal re-fusal turned out to be a mistake. On the next play, Lundquist kicked a 22-yard field goal. Thatended scoringfor thegame. The Cavemen continued having trouble in moving the ball. Their best drive occurred in the last two minutes of the half. DeMille and Bryan Durfey each caught 10-yard passes from Higbee, putting American Ameri-can Fork in midfield position. The drive stalled after Tajeda sacked Higbee for a seven-yard loss. The next period, the Bulldogs almost scored a touchdown. Midway Mid-way through the quarter, Tyler Jackson's catch of 10-yard pass inside in-side Caveman territory enabled the Bulldogs to march clear into the 10. But the tough Caveman defenders defend-ers stopped Saluone at the four during a fourth-down play. An offsides call against Provo gave the Caveman offense hope of getting out of the hole. But despite a 27-yard run by Jared Ostler, the Cavemen couldn't move the ball across the 50-yard line. In the fourth period, Epperson The Cavewomen, on the other hand, shot at the goal 13 times. Their first goal occurred late in the half. Stringam kicked in that goal. A few minutes later, a Bates shot bounced off a goal bar, hit a Provo player, and crashed into the net for the second goal. Stringam kicked in the third goal early in the second half, and the score stayed 3-0 until the final minute when Bates kicked in the fourth American Fork goal. DifferenceRating Opponent .....6.7 42.8 Am. Fork 3.2 46.8 OREM 18.9 35.9 ..PI. Grove 25.8 4.1 CARBON 13.1 15.3 UNION 3.6 14.5 Uintah in CAPS 5 3A 1. Mtn. Crest ....49.3 2. Box Elder 48.5 3. Springville 47.7 4. West 43.8 5. 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