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Show Thursday, December 6, 2007 Page 8 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SCOREBOARD Wrestling Date Opponent 1206 Snow Canyon ft Mtn. View 1213 LeW 1214&15 Vlewmont Invitational Swimming Data Opponent 1214415 Judge Memorial Invitational Tkm 6 p.m. 7 pm. TBA Rewind Continued from Page 7 "I liked our guys for the energy they showed tonight," the coach continued. "They were taking charge. We were unselfish with the ball. We had pretty good defensive efforts in the game." That was epitomized by Gentry Haws sliding after a loose ball in the third period. Though the game opened with Wasatch's Mike Pelo getting get-ting the tipoff, Caveman Jake Murphy pulled down a defensive defen-sive relxjund and connected a pass to Greg Meacham, who hit the first of four straight treys that gave American Fork a strong grip on the game. Despite Brennen Hallows putting put-ting them onto the scoreboard, the Wasps had a hard time with sinking shots. With Greg Meacham being hot inside and outside the perimeter, the Cavemen created a 10-2 lead before the Wasps could put together to-gether an effective offense. Two Taylor Woodruff foul shots and a I lallow layup cut the Caveman lead to KWi. Soon. Zach Enosa and Gentry Haws stirred up an 1 1-4 scoring scor-ing run that extended American Ameri-can Fork's lead to 21-10 by the end of the first quarter. The next period opened with Greg Meacham sinking a layup. Wasatch quickly found he was not the only Caveman hard to cool down in Quarter 2. 1 laws and Taylor Jones chipped in shots to help keep the lead in double digits for most of the quarter. Meanwhile, Enosa and Murphy kept the Wasps from taking control of the boards. The closest Wasatch could get to American Fork was when a Pelo three-point play placed the Wasps within 26-17. Jones hit two straight buckets buck-ets that kept the point spread from shrinking into single figures again. The first half ended with an American Fork bucket getting canceled by a traveling call. The early second half opened with Murphy stealing the ball and connecting a pass to Greg Meacham for a jump shot. Meacham followed it up by sinking a free throw on a technical foul called against the Wasatch bench. Taylor Judd hit a trey that pushed the Caveman advantage advan-tage to 39-18. For the Wasps at that point, the game converted into a battle for keeping the point spread under 20 points. Since the Wasps had trouble hitting shots from the floor, they had to rely on picking up points from the foul line. American Fork gave Wasatch a lot of chances. Doug Meacham said, "We were overzealous in trying to block shots instead of contesting contest-ing them. We would put our hands up in attempts to block shots and draw fouls. We put them Wasatch at the free throw line too many times. When you try to prevent shots, you should contest them first before trying to block them." The Wasps spent much of the fourth period at the foul line. Charity shots from Jeff Tukuafu and Trevor Bamgart-ner Bamgart-ner moved Wasatch within 59-40. 59-40. American Fork's fine luck at hitting shots from the floor neutralized Wasatch's ability to rally back through its free throw shooting. While Greg Meacham was the game's top scorer, Enosa added 1 1 points and Jones another an-other 10. I Dean Von Memmott filed this report. Wrestling I Dec. 4 - American Fork def. Provo 42-26: The Cavemen Cave-men convincingly won a dual against the Bulldogs on the road. One reason is American Fork wrestler Michael Hort-man. Hort-man. The senior, who moved from the Fort Worth, Texas, area eight months ago, is undefeated undefeat-ed in nine dual matches for the Cavemen this year. Hortman took sixth place twice in the Lone Star State and suffered a season-ending injury his third year. With a fresh start at American Fork, Hortman is looking to make his mark in his new home and make a dent in state. Tuesday night he certainly helped his cause, pinning his Provo opponent in just 49 seconds. sec-onds. Hortman's pin was the third of three straight pins for the Cavemen. "Hortman's a superb wrestler wres-tler and does a lot of things really well," American Fork coach Stan Kitchen said. "He's really committed to improve himself and works to help his teammates to improve." The Cavemen were down 26-21 to the Bulldogs after 10 matches when American Fork's trio of pins turned the meet around. Collin Gerratt started things off by pinning Bryan Brimhall in the second period in the 140 class. In the following 145 match, Jared Smith earned six more points for American Fork, pinning Tanner Rigby just before the end of the first period. "We've got a bunch of kids that are working hard," Kitchen said. "We've got a good group of seniors and juniors that are leading, and the freshman and sophomores push them." The most exciting match of the night came in the heavyweight heavy-weight weight class, when American Fork's Jason Day and Provo's Likio Pope faced off. After three periods and a one-minute overtime, the score was still knotted at 1-1. Just before the end of the first of two 30-second overtimes, Day earned a point off an escape. Pope couldn't answer in the second overtime, giving Day the match. I Jordan Christiansen filed this report. WliUA'l Studio. c4 Utoh An totaling, new (oAum pA wMleAA. a al esxjieAience. teueti. and aenMA. TftfA&ntA: An. 8-untk wAitina couAle. Jmdina yauA uMilinq. twice. Haw. to. ael tuMtAhed ilaw- to- maHe. a twina at uouA wAitina fffifi ' rY s4 jru. cnanatna rnoAtuxr-now- w- dawk ui and muck moAe... A a tin. rT!l PJ 1f 1 Iff I If mm Date: Tues, Jan 8,2008 Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Location: 644 N. 200 W. Lindon, Utah . 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Mi fiMP fliiiJS; NewStyle f Duette ijybrid Shutters Honfevcomb Shade 2" Woods & Faux Results Dak 1130 Oila 1129 1204 Dili 1204 Boys basketball Rstutt Opponent Won 67-45 Wmtch Girls basketball Time TBA Hoops standings Gamei through 1204 Renal Won 56-50 Won 86-28 Wrestling Opponent Davis Highland Won 42-26 AM. FORK 42, PROVO 26 103: Jason Ballvntlne, AF, won by forfeit; 112: Justin Ballyntine. AF. pinned McKay Wataon, P, 1:33: 119: Brian Shepherd, P, won by forfeit; 129: McClain Griffin, P, del. Scott Newman, AF, 17-6 major dec; 130: Coulton Woodger, P, del. Matt Newman, AF, ma dec 13-1; 135: Clint Randall, AF, del. Darlan Lupton, P, 11-6; 140: Collin Gerratt, AF. pinned Bryan Brimhall, P, 3:37; 146: Jared Smith, AF, pinned Tanner Rlgby, P, 1:53; 152: Michael Hortman, AF, pinned DJ Whitworth, P, :49 160: Jake Horan, AF, def. Shane Llechty, P, 7-2; 171 : Kevin Falres, P, pinned Milch Nicholas, AF, 1:55; 169: Mick Ellis. P. pinned Kyle Sumsion, AF, 4:32: 215: Weston Smith, AF, def. 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Provo Tlmpview Time 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Girls basketball Data Opponent Time 1211 Mountain view 7 p m. 1213-15 Flaming Gorge tournament TBA School Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork American Fork Lone Peak Timpanogos Lehl School Tooele Springvllle Mountain View Orem Provo Tlmpview Payson School American Fork Lone Peak Timpanogos Lehl Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork School Provo Mountain View Spnngvllle Orem Payson Timpview Tooele Boys REGION 4 Region record 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 REGION 7 Region record 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Girls REGION 4 Region record 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 REGION 7 Region record 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Overall record 3-0 3-0 1- 0 2- 1 1-2 0-2 Overall record 1- 0 2- 1 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-2 Overall record 4-0 4-0 2-1 1-2 1-3 0-3 Overall record 3-0 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 Meacham Continued from Page 7 American Fork," Greg said. "There is a 15-year difference between me and him. I'm the youngest of seven kids. 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