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Show Page 20 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, September 11, 1988 D.spence, Manqum leads Bruins over Hillcrest race titles By BOB HUDSON Assistant Sports Editor Brad Mangum scored a pair of touchdowns on a fourth quarter. Hillcrest again rebounded 38-ya- rd By DON BEU Herald Correspondent There were no suprises at the sixth annual running of the Utah County Invitational Cross Country meet as Dave Spence of Timpview and Becky Bybee of Mountain View walked er, ran away with the enior boys and girls titles respectively. "I was worried about the 4A schools, Cedar City, Mountain View..." said Spence, who won his race with a blazing 15 minute, 35 second finish. A tight pack of runners from Mountain View, Cedar City and Judge Memorial were hot on Spence's heels as he rounded the first three turns of the two-lathree mile course. "I stretched it out on the downhills," said Spence, who opened up a good 10 yard lead on the pack on the first downhill stretch of the course. "I didn't know how far ahead I was," said Spence, "But I could hear them calling out my teammate's name (Brandon Rhpads, 2nd in 15:47) so I Junior-S- p, wasn't worried." Rhoads was almost caught at the finish by Shawn Single- Timpview sophomore Dan Alder took the boys Freshman-Sophomorace in 16:20. "I expected a battle all the way," said Bybee after winning the girls' race in 18:17. "I expected Kristie Brown (of Provo) to be here." Brown sat out the race with a foot injury. Without Brown, who nipped re Bybee at the tape at last year's Invitational, Bybee's strategy was to beat the time of Lynette Peterson of Bingham, who the Freshman-Sophomor- e race in 18:29. Bybee and Mountain View coach Dave Houle expect stiff competition from Peterson in Region 2 this fall. "I wasn't sure at first how far ahead I was," said Bybee. "Everyone was telling me I was 7 feet ahead, then 30 yards. It was confusing." But Bybee soon had a commanding lead over everyone except Orem's Julie Sorensen, who finished second with a time of 18:40. Sorensen and Bybee pulled away from the pack early in the race. In third Timpview's place was at Mary Gribble 19:32. There were no team scores for the meet. Mil j 5 pass two-yar- to lead 21-1- 9 ' sS-.- t Re- gion Two victory over Hillcrest Friday. -- S w- - ' cr- r ; - 76 yards in 11 plays Milne with gaining the last himself. Bengtzen's kick yard made it 9 with four min- and march 21-1- utes left. The Huskies then recovered an onsides kick attempt and moved to the Bruin 30 before stalling. Bengtzen's field goal attempt was no Mangum opened the Bruins' scoring with his long run 10 seconds into the second quarter. He closed it with the pass play with 10 minutes left in the final period. 45-ya- rd good. "That was one of the keys to the game when we held them there and forced them into that field goal attempt," Park said. It was truly a matter of forcing the kick attempt since the Huskies gained just 15 yards in seven plays after recovering the onsides kick. Thereafter, it became a matter of trying to get enough yardage for one first down, thus eating up the remaining time. The Bruins didn't quite accomplish that, but the Huskies weren't able to capitalize on their final opportunity from In between, despite some stellar play from the Bruin defense, Hillcrest picked up a field goal, a safety and a touchdown to keep things interesting. Mountain View looked strong on its first offensive series, moving from its own 11 to the Husky 33 before bogging down. The Bruins actually scored on that series when Albrecht passed about 50 yards to Matt Hawkins after a beautiful fake into the line. v,t- .'. - - That fake was so good, in fact, that one official blew the play dead before it had completely unfolded. So, the touchdown was called back. A " rvv A 3 i f sl I midfield with four seconds left. Mangum set the offensive pace for Mountain View as he gained 69 yards rushing and another 35 passing. He also picked off a Husky pass while playing defense. "That inadvertent whistle who placed ton of Bingham, third in 15:49. d run and on a from Scott Albrecht Mountain View to a was kind of costly," said Bruin coach Steve Park. "That's because we would have had them down early and who knows what would have happened af- Lane Critser Photo Mark Fulton (24) and Ron White (5) combine to bring down a Hillcrest runner. march. He to cap an set himself up a play before when he slipped through the Bruin defense for a jaunt. The PATs on both touchdowns were good, leaving the score tied at seven with nearly Instead, the game became a bit of a tennis match, with one team, then the other scoring. 52-ya- rd Mountain View scored first on Mangum's run but Hillcrest countered immediately when Darren Milne went three yards Vikings blank Lions, period, Pleasant Grove took a 0 lead as VanDyke passed for a 33 yards to Veenker touchdown. At 6:27 in the third Pleasant Grove tried a second field goal, but it was wide right. However, on the next play, By DENISE DALEY Herald Correspondent GROVE HillcmtO 7 S Mtn. View 0 14 0 Mangum 38 run (Benson kick) 3 run (Bengtzen kick) 1 run (Benson kick) 26 Bengtzen Albrecht tackled in end zone 2 pass from Albrecht (Benson kick) 1 run (Bengtzen kick) MV ter that?" PLEASANT to open the points winning 10-- -P- leasant Grove shut out Pay-so- n 29-- 0 to take home their first season win, while their coach, Bill Mikelson, chalked up his 100th head coaching win Friday in Region 8 football. Payson fumbled and Lynn Green recovered for the Vikings on Payson's 17. Chad Fraughton ran it in from there for a 0 P.G. lead. "I feel great,"said Mikelson. "Russell Van Dyke played very well offensively. We try 13-- to be balanced, and we feel like we can throw it to anyone on the field." Vikings boosted thier lead to 22-- 0 with just 6 minutes left in the game, as VanDyke d ran a keeper for the touchdown and the PAT failed. The The Vikings scored first, on field goal by Craig a Veenker midway through the second quarter. With 45 seconds left in the minutes left in the first half. d Albrecht scored on a run to complete a march just before halftime and Kevin Benson's PAT made yard field goal with eight minutes left in the third quarter. 10 one-yar- The Huskies closed to 72-ya- rd it 14-- Bruins. 7 Hillcrest closed to 0 when Grett Bengtzen kicked a 26- 14-1- Mikelson as OOO Payton 0 10 6 PI. Orov 32 field goal 33 pass from VanDyke 17 run (kick (ailed) 1 O Punts-av- Shaun Kearns and Michael Smith forced the Lions into a Clark Harris 10 s Park City Miners shut out Lehi - PARK CITY Senior tail- back Jason Rino scored three touchdowns to lead heavily-favore- d Park City over winless in the Region 9 Lehi, 24-opener for both teams. Rino scored on runs of 5, 5 and 6 yards, while Worley addfield goal and ed a three PATs for the Miners. Park City improved to 0 on the year. Lehi fell to Lehi 00009 10 7 7 034 Park City 5 run 0, O 1329 27-ya- rd (Veenker kick) 3-- run (kick failed) run (Veenker kick) 0-- 3. PG 9 68 Payson Downs Passing yds Rushing Penalties Passes 95 g Penatties-yd- 23 6 First 79 Fumbles-los- t "The whole game came the and MV 2 Passing yds Passes down to defense," said Mikelson. "I'm happy we played better defense tonight." the Hill 13 Rushes-yd- s six yards behind the line of scrimage to end the Payson drive. 0. 4. First downs tripped up Zobell the Vikings led 29-Payson made a final attempt to score, but a quarterback sack from Pleasant Grove's fourth-and-2- 2 wins 100th this one from the Lion eight. The Vikings' Brandon Taylor returned the punt 28 yards, and P.G. had the ball just 22 yards from paydirt. It didn't take long for Vikings to capitalize Fraughton rambled in on next play. The PAT failed 14-1- moments later when Gary Cook tackled Albrecht in the end zone for a safety. 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