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Show Pleasant Grove Review New Utah! - Wednesday, May 2, 2001 - Page 10 S.J V, . Vikings place at BYU Invitational i IJMJI ii i ii ip i in 1 1 1, Photo by Eric Nielson A Viking gets the ball from an opponent at last week's game. PGHS soccer team challenged The Pleasant Grove soccer soc-cer team lost two region contests last week. At Provo April 24, the Bulldogs shut Pleasant Grove out 6-0. 6-0. The week ended with the visiting Springville Red Devils defeating the Vikings 2-1 in overtime. The Provo game was not much of a contest. Despite the best efforts of Shane Mower, Tyler Lynch, and Tyler DenBoer, the Vikings couldn't get any shot into the goal net. In the regulation phase of the Springville game, Brandon Moss scored the first Red Devil goal on a penalty kick. A Shane Mower goal evened the game at one and set the contest into overtime. Red Devil Brad Silvey broke the 1-1 tie in overtime. The Vikings host Timpview tomorrow and close out the region season at Payson Tuesday. That game will likely decide who gets the final state berth from Region 6. By Dean Von Memmott Sports Correspondent Two Pleasant Grove Vikings placed at the Brigham Young University Invitational Saturday. Bryce Peterson finished seventh in the 1,600-meter race at 4:32.93. Lane Peters took eighth in the 400-meter race. Lane Peters did a really good job in cutting down his time," said Pleasant Grove coach Leo Biggs. He said, We had a small group of girls compete at this meet, but none of them placed in the finals." For them and other Vikings, the Region Six meet at Timpview this Thursday and Friday will be their last chance to qualify for next week's state meet at BYU. The Vikings have qualified quali-fied two athletes for state. Biggs said, Lane Peters has qualified for the state 400. Michelle Bishop is going to be going to state in the girls 100 and 200." According to Biggs, Timpview will be the heavy favorite for the region boys championship," he said. The girls title will between Lone Peak and Provo." Pleasant Grove took sixth at the Timpview relays. All events were done in relay formats. Pleasant Grove took third in the boys 300-meter hurdle hur-dle relay. The Vikings netted fourth-place finishes in 900-meter 900-meter hurdles, pole vault, Minimi " 1 j? " f r "I & !tr dot AcsT' - ; v,tx J, ': f nothii : . . H J . ,. vteacb' Pleasant Grove's Ashley Holt leads in a turn In the find heat of the girls' 1 600 meter at the BYU Invitational, April and 6,400-meter relays. In the girls division, the Vikings earned a second-place second-place finish in the sprint medley relay. Pleasant Grove's girls picked up third-place finish; es in the 6,400-meter relay, 300-meter hurdle relay, 80fr meter hurdle relay, 400i meter relay, 900-metei relay, and long jump relays Big game draw results available on state Web site Students sought for Nordic ski team Nordic ski coach and two-time Olympian Dave Jarrett, is searching for students ages six to 19 to join the Soldier Hollow Ski Team. Jarrett, a member of the 1994 and 1998 U.S. Nordic Combined teams, encourages encour-ages interested students to enroll now. For only $30, students receive trail passes, pass-es, equipment, and Saturday lessons for the remainder of the winter season. No previous previ-ous experience is required. "The Olympic legacy at Soldier Hollow has already begun," said Howard Peterson, executive director at the Soldier Hollow Legacy Foundation. "Even before we host the 2002 Games, we are teaching a new generation of Utahns to live and love Nordic sport." For more information, contact Dave Jarrett at (435)503-1116 or email at djar-rettlibertybay.com. djar-rettlibertybay.com. Students may also contact the Soldier Hollow Legacy Foundation at (435) 654-2002 or via email at infosoldierhollow.org. Disabled World Cup Cross-Country events March 7 through 11. All events are free to the public. Hunters have anxiously awaited April 30, when the 2001 big game drawing results will be revealed to the public. As all applicants receive their notice in the mail, they will be informed whether they drew the permit of their choice. Hunters who don't receive their letter may learn the results beginning at 8 a.m. on April 30, by calling the Utah Wildlife Administrative Services office at 1-800-221-0659 or visiting www.nr.state.ut.usdwr!wildlif.htm on the Internet. Results of the limited entry, once-in-a-life-time and Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit permit draw also will be posted at Division of Wildlife Resources offices in Salt Lake City, Springville, and the Lee Kay Center for Hunter Education in Salt Lake li City. a, To save money, hard copy results of the gen! eral buck deer and ML300 elk draw won't U posted. In addition to their draw results letta; applicants will also receive a list of permits not taken in the draw. This list also will Is available on the Division's Internet web site and at its six offices. The same application form used to apply in the first draw will be used to apply in the second draw. To be inclined inclin-ed in the second draw, applications must fce received no later than 5 p.m., May 21. 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