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Show iievv uiuii! catiiuri - weanesouy, nuyui vLwiii Sports defeat Purples Whites -- Dean Von Memmott Sports Correspondent By In the Lehi Pioneers' girls soccer intrasquad game on August 13, the Whites defeated i Hum " r the Purples Lehi Coach Brett Bergholm said, "We had our varsity offense be purple and our varsity defense white. The whites took advantage of key plays and turned them into offensive opportunities." The game marked the public debut of new offensive patterns that the Pioneers had been working on since August 3. The Whites used the new patterns with deadly effect. Amber White Paskett opened the game's scoring with a shot chipped in from the lower lefthand corner of the penalty box. The goal gave the Whites strong control of the momen- """" l,J J,"J m-rn- 5 tum. Midway through the first half, White Ashley Beck took a pass from Kellie Dalley and kicked in the second goal. Photo by Dean Von Memmott Pioneer team members practice their volleys in preparation for the upcoming season. Cassidy Elton led several attacks on the Whites' Lehi spikers start 1998 campaign with experience and confidence Von Memmott The Lehi Pioneers have much to look forward to this volleyball season. Their varsity line includes four experienced starters, who epitomized what kind of squad emerged from the recent By Dean try-out- s. Lehi Coach KaLani Curtis said, "We're very experienced. We have gone to state for three years in a row. All these kids playing this year started under me three years ago." She said, "My seniors know what to do when they get to state. Some kids have no idea." With pride, she said, "Our four returning starters are all seniors. They have been playing together for four years. They know how each of the other players act in games." The group includes Callie Trane, Lacey Yates, Natalie Nelson, and Kim Allen. "Lacey Yates is our blocker and Kim Allen our setter," Curtis said. "Natalie and Callie will be our outside hitters." Allen has been a varsity setter since ninth grade. "We have two juniors whoU start, Stacie Johnson and Jennifer Johnson," Curtis said. They're not related." To prepare for the upcoming LHS N. Sanpete Tourn. Provo Emery LHS Union LHS Uintah LHS LHS Park City Sept. 24 LHS Wasatch Sept. 29 LHS Union Oct. 3 Tourn. Richfield Oct. 6 .' LHS Uintah .Oct. 7 SL Christian LHS ' ' ' (JV 4:30, V 5:45) Oct. 13 Park City LHS Oct. 15 LHS Carbon Oct. 20 Wasatch LHS Aug. 27 Sept. 3 Sept. 8 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 22 2-- Sophomore matches begin 4 p.m., with JV following 5:15 and varsity at 6:30. at at season, the Pioneers attended a volleyball team camp in Idaho. Curtis said, "We lost only to an alumni team. We blasted all the y fWT l Other teams on Lehi's exhibition schedule include Salt Lake Christian, Emery, and Carbon. The Pioneers will also be playing at two invitationals, the Bad to the Bone Tournament at Provo High over the Labor Day weekend and the Richfield Tournament in October. "This is going to be a tough region again this year," she said. "Union lcjst only three seniors. Park City is going to be the weakest of the five"." c kShe will have three assistants this year, Amy Curtis, Stacey Lacouture and Jenny Roberts. Curtis said, "Amy Curtis LHS Aug. 20 Snow Canyon (JV 4, V 5:45) Granite Aug. 25 LHS (V 3:30, JV 5:15) LHS Sept. 1 Cyprus (V 3:30, JV 5) LHS 3 West N. Sanpete 8 LHS LHS 10 Wasatch 15 LHS Rowland Hall LHS 17 Park City 22 Uintah LHS LHS 24 N. Sanpete Sept. 29 LHS Wasatch LHS Rowland Hall Oct. 1 LHS Oct. 6 Park City Oct. 12 LHS Uintah Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Junior varsity games begin at 3:30 p.m., with varsity games following at about 5:15 except as noted above. deep said. . goal, but the Purples couldn't get on the board until the halfs closing seconds. Holly Dole kicked in a goal 4-- 1. llilillll 11 iyvo - ruyo 4-- 1 as Lehi Pioneer soccer team gears up for season openers iiii mmmMmmmm 1 , X )iS . i i' . " i,,M i.jjy.iimn ? v v. - j, rz for the Purples. Any hopes bouyed by the Dole goal floundered in the second half. Although they led by just one goal most of the final period, the Whites stayed firmly in charge of the ball. That gave Purple goalie Lyn-dse- y Asay a long workout. Late in the half, Jaime Woffinden kicked in a goal for the Whites. Beck chipped in another goal to conclude the game's scoring. Bergholm said he was pleased with how well the Pio- neers performed in the ditioning has paid off." He pointed out that "we're still working out kinks. We have new people needing to learn what to do in cases of a dead ball. "Overall, we're where we want to be at this point in the season," he concluded. The Pioneers will open their season at home against Snow Canyon on August 20. yii ij wl - scrim- mage. He said, "I commend the the jayvee players on both teams. They played well, too. Our con- tii.Hii.iii.ii.. ,i; M, a ,M:i 4 - Photo by Dean Von Memmott played setter for Mountain View two years ago. She and 1997 Lehi graduate Jenny Roberts will coach the sophomores. Stacey is the junior varsity coach." Pioneer soccer players converge on the ball during last week's Purple and White scrimmage. The Whites A host of won 4-- 1. Idaho teams." She said Lehi's other preparations included "workouts in the weight room. Circuit training also helped us." The Pioneers will open their season against the North Sanpete on August 20. "They took fifth at state last year," Curtis ill III 1 Flag football registering big llHi'Vu' H)l Back . ZXI R on the '97 900 STX fih on the '98 1100 STX flft -- Cash The Lehi flag football league has announced registration information for the 1998 fall season. Players in grades 6 can sign up Aug. 26 and 27 and Sept. 2 and 3 from p.m. at Lehi City fee is N. 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