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Show Free Press - Wednesday, October 9, 1996 - Page 9 Pioneers to host Miners By TRACY WILSON Coming off two straight son but have yet to scratch the win side of the ledger in league competition. They have some good athletes, but just haven't been able to jell since their first two contests The Pioneers on the other hand have a 2 mark with losses to 1 ranked 3A North Sanpete in region y rival Spanish and Fork, the 2 ranked 4A team. When North Sanpete crushed the Pioneers three weeks ago, it served as a wake up call and the LHS eleven played inspired ball against Spanish Fork, losing by to the Dons. only six, Last week, the Purple and White gridders traveled to Heber City for their biggest rivalry in Region 10 and came out victorious losses to strong football programs, Lehi High School's Pioneer gridders are set to host the cellar dwellers of Region 10 northern division Friday at 7 p.m. in their Homecoming contest. Park City's Miners hope to get into the win column at Pioneer Field, but their chances seem pretty slim after the Pioneers downed arch rival Wasatch last week. Coach Chad Wilson expects Park City to come out with either a Run and Shoot offense or the Straight Power I. They have used both systems this season and started out last season in a similar format only to shift to the Power I at mid season. The Miners are 4 on the sea r vi W 5 3-- 6-- 7-- 5, 6-- 7-- 6 6-- done. two-poi- Mandi HadfieldHeather Lund swept the North Sanpete duo of Karalee CroslandWendi Cox aside and Brooke then gave WilsonKristy Downey of Dixie their toughest battle, finally losing The Dixie pair won it all 5 with a margin over Bettis and Wasilewski of Park City for the crown. At second doubles Larissa Russon LewHayley stopped Bethany BeanJennaLee Busk of 2 Richfield easily and then bowed to Rachel FawsonCorrine Peterson of Dixie On the season the Lady Pioneers finished second behind Park City in region and fourth in state. Most of the top seven are 7-- 6. 15-- However, with one game left to play to determine the match winner, Lehi mentally checked out. J.V. Lehi Union pulling ahead quickly answered that and tied the From that point, Lehi score and Union battled point by point until Lehi hit point 5. With Union up by two, Lehi apparently decided the match was over. Suddenly passes were no 2-- 0. beats Wasatch Later in the quarter, with Wasatc! threatening to score, Matt Sunderland batted the ball in the air and intercepted it. With a first and goal on the Pioneer one foot line, Trent Colledge went in on a quick count on a quarterback sneak and scored. The PAT was missed on a high snap. Then Wasatch ran a reverse pass on their own 35 yard line, had a wide open receiver and scored. The PAT was no good. With 40 seconds left in the half, Wasatch scored again and the conversion was successful. Score at halftime was 3 for the longer there. Hitting errors increased until Lehi had five hitting errors in a row. Mentally, the Pioneers were gone and they did not recover. They got thumped 15-giving the match to Union. It was a very disappointing match for the Pioneers. However, lessons are hopefully being learned so that the Pioneers do not have a repeat of Tuesday's game. The Pioneers are now 1 in region. This week they see Uintah on Tuesday at Uintah and Park City at Lehi on Thursday. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Come rally behind your Lady Pioneers! 5 two-poi- nt vv IB mi n Vx't. v !v x v , Concentrate on the &U6tc and Not on Your TrucK! 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The second half began with Trevor Varney receiving the kick-oon the 10 yard line and returning it to the 43 yard line. A steady drive resulted in a touchdown on a Trent Colledge keeper and a two point conversion on a Colledge to Jake Terry pass. After trading possessions and a Wasatch punt, Lehi drove down and scored on an option play, with the pitch going to Trevor Varney I for the score. The PAT was good and the score was 28-1- ( Coupon expires Inc King Quad' CANNON VOTE 1225 Discourage Frivolous Wasps. Support the Pioneers "W'ldOWS"-You'- re at 14-1- 2-- The third game started off with Deer Hunt QuadRunner- F4WD 40-1- 4 Lehi scored twice in the fourth quarter. First on a recovered fumble, Colledge pitched out to Varney on the 35 yard line, running untouched into the end zone. The PAT was missed on a high snap. A handoff to Travis Colledge resulted in another Lehi score. The PAT was missed. Later Pioneer Kim Russell intercepted the ball and Lehi ran out the clock. Cox Amnion and Devin Bateman each picked up quarterback sacks during the game. The jayvee plays Carbon on the Pioneer field Wednesday, Oct. 16, good. 2-- i- Don Witttr RryncMs At . 3A poll. Lehi continues to hold down the 3 spot with Emery in fourth. Last Thursday, the jayvee football team soundly defeated the on the Wasatch Wasps 40-1- 4 Pioneer field. Wasatch received the kickoff and had to punt after failing to pick up the first down. A handoff from Trent Colledge to Trevor Varney resulted in a Lehi touchdown. The PAT by Jake Hunt was seniors. -j DEAN WITTER 1 . 7-- " 0) 58-2- 30-ya- Lady spikers lose to Union On Tuesday, Oct. 1, the girls volleyball team lost to the Union Cougars. Entering the match, Lehi was undefeated in region and Union had one loss. Both teams knew the significance of the match and knew that it was not going to be easy. Lehi started the match flat. Nothing was happening on Iehi's side. After being out of rotation, messing up passes and not hitting the ball well at all, Lehi lost 15-In the second game, Lehi put everything back together. Passes off serves received were closer to the setter than they had been, hits were being put to the floor and defense picked up. Lehi hustled and hustled until they were on top. They killed Union with a score of 41-2- nt strike. yarder and a Jake Hunt has emerged as the Pioneer kicker and accounted for 6-- 6-- Measik Siccess One Investor At A Time. C 19 six of the Lehi points on three d PATs and a field goal. Coach Chad Wilson was reluctant to single out any of the defensive players as outstanding since he felt they had a good solid defensive game. "There were a couple of breakdowns, but for the most part the defense played stellar; they took care of their responsibilities and we shut them down," he concluded. Recently the Pioneers have had a problem holding to the ball, but the contest against the Wasps showed the LHS players with sticky fingers that resulted in zero turnovers. Elsewhere in Class 3A North, Carbon beat Park City Emery edged Uintah 14-- 7 and North Sanpete crushed Union In the South division Snow Canyon continues to dominate with a 48-1- 5 pummeling of Hurricane. Pine Canyon stomped Richfield 28-- 7 and Dixie doubled Cedar City 28-1- 2 to move back into fifth place in the statewide football ChristofTerson who accounted for 103 yards and two TDs, a 15 7-- 6-- 38 We 37-1- 4. 37-1- 6-- 4-- Todd Sclimucker Asst. Vice President Investments 270 N. Main Alpine (800) 735-12- 28-2- Five-hundr- defeated Toni Oveson of Emery 0 before facing Lindsay Johnson of Dixie. Johnson breezed through the three rounds losing only eight games. Coach Alan Wofford felt that his doubles were strong this year, but both duos dropped second round matches just as the singles had 6-- for a living, whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out. you want to see your family secure, your children educated and your retirement assured. That's where Dean Witter can help. Why not call us or drop in? Well be delighted to talk with you about your financial needs cross-count- By TRACY WILSON and twelve yards of total offense were too many for the Wasatch Wasps to handle last Friday as the Lehi Pioneers ran over the Black and Gold at Heber City, in Region 10. With the team totaling 347 yards on 37 rushes and junior quarterback Braden Cooper connecting on 11 of 19 passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns, the Purple and White manhandled the Wasps on six scores, tallying in every quarter. Jason Smith again led the ground game with 200 yards on 17 carries; he crossed the goal line twice and caught a Cooper aerial PAT. Jathan Garret for a added 67 yards to his season total on seven rushes and scored on a run in the fourth quarter. Cooper also ran seven times for 67 yards. On the receiving end of many Cooper passes was senior Nate 3-- A Luck of the draw ousts Lady Pioneer tennis team 6-- Dean Witltr knows that meeting new neighbors, making new friends, finding new sources for the things you need, are all part of moving to a new home. And we know mat no matter what you do Offense stops Wasp sting Photo by Scott Davis By TRACY WILSON Seven Lehi High School girls represented the Purple and White last weekend at Liberty Park in the 3A state finals and the Pioneer ladies met and were eliminated by the eventual champions in every division. Each Lady Pioneer won her first round but succumbed in the second step to an opponent from down eouth at either Pine View or Dixie. Dixie won the team competition with 23 points to Park City's 18. Pine View finished third with 7 and Lehi bested six other schools with 5 points. Shannon Urry edged Katrina Frederick of Delta in the first 3 round of first singles and then lost Lindsay Farrell of Pine View in the second go. Lindsay lost only six games in her six sets of the three round competition. Rachel Bailey stopped Carly to advance Davis of Emery to the second round against eventual champion Katie Payne of Dixie at second singles. At third singles Jamee Russon ' 4-- 2-- Each of the Lady Pioneers won her first round in the tournament, but were eliminated in the second round. Welcome from your new neighbor. 1595 N. 200 W ..7564000 .7984827 7 7 |