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Show 8 THE DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE Tuesday, January 14, 2005 MEWS HOOPS mm continued from page 6 way with a first place finish. Elisha Stephans skied into seventh place. In the slalom event, Svet and Rowena Bright place in the top 10. Sweeney said his focus is to carry over the momentum. "We need to keep it together and stay consistent," he said. "If we stay focused and motivated, we will be tough to beat in future meets." Next on the Utes' agenda will be the Montana Invitational on Jan. 17 and 18. team with 12.7 points per game after he scored 22 against IPFW. "They're a small school, but they'll be tough," junior Tim Frost said. "We know we've got to go out and take care of business." Regaining a Handle Reigning conference player of the year Britton Johnsen said he is finally comfortable with the hand brace he wears to repair a torn right thumb ligament. Johnsen missed two games after he underwent surgery for the injury suffered Dec. 17 against Utah State. 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