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Show April 1, I'M, I III DAM I'ugc HJ III RAI I). I'nivii, Utah Y tmm k PG edges Payson ' hi ... f f " PAYSON x V !.!'. ,i ,.t 1 - PREP BASEBALL . A v : T. t Sfe :V..;: i . ifisv-'- . Sliding In: Springville's Kevin Hanks (9) slides in front of Pleasant Grove's Chad Fox I he Daily Herald as he pursues the ball. digs in for big victory Snowstorm not as big hurdle as Springville in Region 6 soccer By AARON SHILL Herald Correspondent pressed us hard. We were just happy to get a win." in a match that Trailing had basically become a defensive struggle on a muddy Springville's Chuck Frazier finally broke through Pleasant Grove's defense and found himself on a breakaway. Frazier's shot was blocked, but Jeff Thomsen followed the ball into the net to tie the game at 2-- PLEASANT GROVE Pleasant Grove wasn't about to let Thursday's snowstorm spoil another chance to pick up a win in Region 6 boys soccer action. Having already been forced to cancel a previous match with Lone Peak because of weather, Pleasant Grove's coaches and players rounded up shovels and spent the afternoon clearing snow off the field. Good thing. The team's efforts paid off with a win over Springville. Zach Shore headed in a corner kick from Alan Kennington late in the second half to give Pleasant Grove the victory and In improve its record to addition to his manual goal and his labor, Shore also added an assist. But Springville made sure that shoveling snow wasn't the hardest thing Pleasant Grove had to do to pick up the win. "It's always a good game with Springville," Pleasant Grove coach Billy Lynch said. "Springville pressed us. They 3-- 2 6-- game-winnin- pre-matc- g h 1 mid-fiel- 2-- lead into halftime, Pleasant Grove had its share of opportunities to put away Springville. Early in the second half, Shore had two solid looks at the goal, but an offsides call and a shot that sailed wide to the right kept Springville in the game before Thomsen's tying goal. But Shore's goal spoiled Springville's bid to send the After taking a 2-- 1 game into overtime. "It was a lot tighter than I expected," Shore said. "But we came through in the end." The loss dropped Springville's record to Lynch said he was pleased with his players' performance, especially on defense and in the passing attack. But although the match was dictat 3-- ed by the defenses, the two teams seemed headed for a high-scorin- g shoot-out- . With less than one minute gone by in the first half, Pleasant Grove's Jordan Lynch scored on a breakaway to give his team an early 0 lead. Springville answered a few minutes later on a goal by Frazier but never found itself with a lead. According to Jordan Lynch, Pleasant Grove's quick score made it difficult for Springville to find an advantage on the scoreboard. "It kind of balanced out the pressure on Springville," he said. LONE PEAK 4 PAYSON 0 Lone Peak PAYSON scored twice in each half to race past Payson in Region 6 soccer. "The first 10 minutes of the game were our best, and they were the worst 10 minutes we've played all year," Payson coach Tom Smith said. "We just didn't play well at all." Brandon Bartholomew, Kris Klinman, Richard Bell and Adam Densley scored one goal each for Lone Peak. Payson fell to Provo rebounds from first loss PREP SOCCER By DARNELL DICKSON The Daily Herald Whenever an undefeated team loses a game, the coach is always concerned about how his players will perform in the next contest. All Provo boys soccer coach Cesar Cardoso had to do was PROVO look at the home scoreboard. Provo blasted American Fork 0 Thursday afternoon and to move its record to 5-- American Fork with a relentless offensive attack. "Our goal coming into this game today was to put some good pressure on the ot her team," Cardoso said. 'After the Pleasant Grove game the kids understand that if they don't work hard they're going to lose." Provo outshot American Fork a whopping 31-- and scored its first goal 12 minutes into the game. Aaron Miller's shot caromed out and Mansanarez deflected the ball in for Provo's first score. Three minutes later, Chad Tolman headed in a corner kick from Mansanarez for a lead. 4 8-- 1 virtually assure itself a state tournament birth. Provo's first loss of year, a decision to Pleasant Grove earlier this week, certainly got the player's attention. Nate Mansanarez scored two goals and an assist for Provo, which overpowered 2-- 1 Whew! n was going away from him in JASON OLSON IPG r field. Shoell caught the ball a few feet in front of the fence to preserve Pleasant Grove's victory over Payson Thursday. "I aged a few years," Pleasant Grove coach Jon Hoover said. "It was an incred- 2-- 0 In the 29th minute of the first half, Ryan Salmon scored an unassisted goal by beating two American Fork defenders and the keeper for a 3-- 0 half-tim- e lead. Miller and Manzanarez scored in the second half as Cardo.a substituted freely. Provo's next big game is Timpview, against city-rivwho's players took in the game from the Provo stands after their match with Spanish Fork was cancelled because of the weather. "We just have to take care of the little things," Provo's Chad Nichols said. "Things like communication, and keeping up our intensity." "We're trying to get better before state," Cardoso said. "We've still got a lot of work to do." V t 18-1- 7 riii ible game." "It was a great, great game," Payson caoch Scott Haney said. "I just wish we could have come out on the top side." Pleasant Grove appeared to be in control, jumping to a 15-lead after four innings. But Payson came back with four runs each in the fifth and sixth innings, while P.G. managed just two. In the top of the seventh, Chance Scott drove in one run to give P.G. a seemingly safe lead. But that turned out to be the winning run, as Payson scored six times in the bottom of the frame, all with two outs. Clint Ballard had a two-rudouble, Scott Peery a two-rudouble and Zane Osborn a two-ruhomer, his second shot of the game, before Shoell's game-savePleasant Grove (10-- overall, region) was led by Josh with 6 Brady, who went RBI, including a two-ruhomer; Jake Morris, also with 3 RBI and a three-ruhome; and Nathan Bullock, who with two doubles was and two RBI. Derrick Gunther also had a two-ru- n homer. Cody Carling had a homer for Payson (9-- Micah Mangrum threw 144 pitches in innings Thursday is BYU lost to No. 3 Rice, Mangrum got off to a rocky start in walking the first three jatters of the game and hit the burth as the Owls built up a ) lead before BYU could score. BYU's run came in the xmrth inning when Ryan Pond ed off with a double down the eft field line and was driven n by Michael Wirrick's single. Rice's Mario Ramos struck ut eight Cougars and threw 07 pitches in his second complete game. Rice is now 33-- overall and in the WAC, while BYU is 7-- 1 4-- con-ecuti- 8 3-- 3 I COPY I BYU ROUNDUP The two teams have a doubleheader this afternoon. 18-1- 7-- individuals at the NCAA Region 2 women's gymanstics meet Saturday at Logan. Little and Thomas qualified because of high scores. The Cougars, hampered by injuries all year, failed to make the regional as a team. 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