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Show Lancers bomb 87-5- 9 Falcons, One of Stan LAYTON Buchanans assistant coaches remarked as the coaching staff walked onto the court last Friday, its like the twilight zone out here, you never know which Layton team will show up. Fortunately for Layton, the vicsolid, tory team showed up against Clearfield last Friday night and it resulted in a 9 victory. Though Friday was a victorious night, it's been difficult to detect which way the Layton kids would go when they suit up to play. Buchanan terms it inconsistency, something he shakes his head at and says he has no cure for. e The victory breaks a losing streak for Layton and moves them to a 3 league record. Clearfield on the other hand, slid to with the loss and is in serious danger of missing one of the four spots it takes to get a ticket to the state tournament. Perhaps one reason for breaking out of the slump, was Laytons ability to get jacked up to play Buchanan thought Clearfield. that had a lot to do with the quick start and explosive spurts. Layton once moved out to a 6 lead in the first quarter and had Buchanan and his Lancers not confronted the referees for a wild series of fouls called on their team, Layton may have gone on and scored over 100 points on the night. But Buchanan said hed had enough, midway through the first quarter, so he purposely got up and yelled in the face of one referee to wake him up. Later Buchanan got up and ripped off his tie and threw it in the stands to his wife. All that commotion helped Clearfield back into the game as the Falcons proceeded to score eight or Davis Curtis Stoddard Davis Heather Peel 87-5- Top athletes tabbed for Reflex - Journal two-gam- KAYSVILLE Two Davis High athletes have earned honors as the Athletes of the Month for January. They include Heather Peel as the top female and Curtis Stoddard as the No. one male. Both will receive handsome plaques designed and produced by J & L Trophies and Engravings of Layton. Peel has been one of the brightest spots in Lady Darts basketball this winter. The junior forward is averaging between 16 and 18 points per game and recently sunk 25 in a game against Bear River. Heather can excite the crowd once in a while with a as well, showing her ability to shoot the ball from anywhere on the court. Peel is active in a number of other sports at Davis as well. She plays volleyball, tennis, soccer and performs with the track team. Currently the Lady Darts are 3 Layton, Kim Hill of Clearfield and Amber Poll of Clearfield. There were a number of fine January performers on the boys side, but Davis Stoddard was a little above the rest. A 0 forward, Stoddard worked harder during January to help his team to 0 start in league play. Even now the record is 2 and the men at Davis are tied for the region lead. Other top nominees for the female award were Karri Barnes of Dixon, Clearfields Bracken Reflex-Journ- al non-leag- three-point- er 3-- in league play. 6-- 4-- 5-- During the January stretch, and despite his height disadvantage, Stoddard was the Darts' leading rebounder and averaged over 12 points per game offensively. Bountiful High coach, Mike Hall, called Stoddard one of the finest basketball players Ive seen at his height. Besides basketball, Curtis also enjoys playing football where he played on both sides of the line last fall. Other top candidates for the January award were Laytons Rod Larsen and Davis Jeff Pearson. 4-- 2-- 5 16-- cures Darts Winning e losing streak two-gam- The victory helped Davis mainKAYSVILLE Winning is sometimes the best therapy there is tain a share of the Region Four lead for a team headed in the wrong with both Viewmont and Boundirection and last Friday night in tiful. This Friday the Darts will play Kaysville,' the Dart basketball team got a dose of the good stuff Viewmont at home in what shapes and then some. contest up to be an After losing two straight league for both clubs. Were playing every game as if games, and tough ones to boot, John Robisons group gained an it meant the region championimpressive 5 victory over the ship, said Robison. Weve got Woods Cross Wildcats to move to be our best down the stretch, no doubt about it. their league record to 87-6- 5-- 2. Three teams automatically qualify for the state tournament from Region Four and the fourth must playoff with another region. Davis probably has the toughest road to hoe of the three tied for the league lead. The Darts must face both Viewmont and Bountiful and still must travel to East. Fortunately for Davis, both the Viewmont and Bountiful games are at home. In the win over Woods Cross, Robison felt his players played hard from start to finish, except for a short lapse in the fourth quarter. Davis led 5 after one quarter and were ahead 9 at halftime. The third quarter proved to be the killer as Davis went out in front, 22-1- 40-2- 62-4- 1. The Darts saw their high scoring forward Jeff Pearson come alive again as the senior scored 35 points in the victory. He connected on 10 field goals and made 14 ot 15 freethrows. Pearson moved a whole lot better on Friday, said Robison. The only other Davis players in double figures were Brian Emery with 14 points and Brian Olson with 10. Overall the Darts are now As mentioned before, Viewmont comes to town this weekend. The Vikings have won four games in a row and their last defeat came from Davis in Bountiful. 12-- 5. unanswered points to pull within 4 after one quarter of play. Sometimes a coach has to do things like that, but at the same time, you cant let it get out of hand. I think it woke the guys in the striped-shirt- s up, that we werent going to take it all night, said Buchanan. But despite the woes the referees caused early and the departure of Stan Banks (who was saddled with four personals in the first period alone), this was one of those nights in the twilight zone that Layton was supposed to come out and they did just that. The Lancers got a tremendous boost from both Rod Dixon and Rob Trujillo in the second period and Layton gradually pulled away from a Clearfield team which couldn't shoot with any kind of .consistency and was constantly committing mistakes. At one time the Layton team held a 1 lead, but behind the scoring bursts from Dixon and Trujillo, the Lancers went ahead 16-1- 22-2- 37-2- 4. Clearfields Curtis Hulse and Bracken Larsen were able to keep teh game from becoming a first half blow-ou- t. At halftime, Layton was up 45- - The Rod and Rob Show continued throughout the third quarter as the two Layton juniors combined for nine more points and Layton all the time was increasing their advantage to a 59-4- 1 lead at the end of three periods of play. Early in the fourth quarter. An Albert Chappel jumper gave Layton a 3 lead. The evening was a tough one to swallow for Craig Hansen and his team to swallow who have now lost three games in a row. Both teams began substituting early in the fourth quarter and Layton coasted to victory. We got a great game from both said BuchaDixon and Trujillo, nan, Rod did a good job in running our offense. Dixon ended up with a season- - 87-5- high 24 points and Trujillo contributed 19 points of his own. Buchanan will be hoping this is the same team that meets both Bonneville on Tuesday and Weber on Friday. Clearfield on the other hand, has to come up with victories over Weber, Box Elder and Bonneville to get back in the state tournament picture. i I rvf 1 Layton Rec. oners sport Layton City Recreation will offer a B Co-E- d volleyball league. Registration is now being taken for the Winter league. Registration fee is $100 per team. This fee must be paid at the time of registration to be guaranteed a spot to play. The league will consist of eight teams. This league is for B teams. A B team is a team who is currently playing in a B league or has played in a B league. Play will be on Monday evenings at the Layton Armory. Play will For the first time in three years, the State Wrestling Tournament is being held north of Salt Lake CLEARFIELD TaxwIsc Accovmtir5 Service JEAN HILL, ACCOUNTANT Specializing in Income Tax & Small Business accounting 859 West Gentile, Layton, Utah 84041 (801 ) 544-897- 2 March 2. Federation volleyball rules will be used. For teams interested, a coaches meeting will be held Thursday, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. at the new Parks and Recreation Offices at the Layton City Swimming Pool Complex. League rules and schedules will be handed out at this time. FIT OR FAT SYSTEMS OF UTAH and NUTRITION EDUCATION COURSE proud to introduce. Chrli Christenson has just Joined the staff of the Humana Hospital Davis North the practice of General and Vascular Surgery. Dr. Christensen received his Medical Degree from loma Undo University in Loma Linda Catfomta. He served o m Ashvtlte, North Carolina. A four year rotating Internship at Memorial Hcspltal Vascular In &jrgery was completed at the Univerand General program residency sity of Utah and Dr. Christensen has been Certified by the American Board of Surgery since 1972. Other experience Includes 2 years of General Practice ond Surgery at the Indian Health Service Hospital at Shlprock. New Mexico and a year as staff surgeon at the Veteran Administration Hospital In Prescott, Arizona He was on affiliate of the Ogden Clinic for 12 12 years. Dr. Christensens new office Is In the Davis North Medical Plaza at 2102 North Robin Drive. His Receptionist and Office Manoger, Kathy Homody. Is scheduling patients by appointment or referral and both she and Dr. Christensen are looking forward to renewing former acquaintances and making new friend In the Layton area. Dr. In 4iumana Hospital - Davis North Mike Vanderlinden (55) of Woods Cross soars around a 5 Davis defender during the Darts victory Friday night. Vanderlinden scored 17 points for the Wildcats. 87-6- i Layton, Utah Coll for 0 an appointment 4 4-- A City. The site chosen for this years affair will be at Clearfield High School. It is the first time in the history of Clearfield High, that a state wrestling tournament has been held on its boundaries. The meet will begin on Thursday, Feb. 12 at 4:30 p.m. and follow on Friday and Saturday at approximately the same times. The last time a state wrestling tournament was held this far north was 1984 when the event was conducted at Weber State College. The Fit or Fat system by Covert Bailey fitness and nutrition education course is scheduled to begin the 24th of February at 225 North Adamswood Road in Layton. The 773-017- aiic league, weve got the toughest road to hoe of any of them, said Buchanan, weve got to play both Bonneville and Weber on the road and then come home and play Roy at home. Thats tough basketball. Well see what were made of. The top three teams from Region One automatically go to state and the fourth place team must playoff to go. wrestling at CHS begin with a night of practice matches on Monday, Feb. 23 with league matches starting Monday, 1 Hankott !m A 4-- A DR. CHRIS CHRISTENSEN rHOTOMfMVJm 9. 63-4- Humana Hospital Davis North is Clearfield Cager runs into a major traffic jam under the basket Friday night as the Falcons lost to Layton 1400 W. Antelope Drive, Layton k course focuses on material biochemist Covert Bailey nutritional developed by in his best selling book Fit or Fat and The Fit or Fat Target Diet. Content includes the difference between overweight and overfat, U. S. dietary goals, why diets dont work, how exercise changes your metabolism, and how to choose a perfect diet. Participants will learn tools and techniques for practical application of the principles including low fat substitutions, recipe modification, restaurant and supermarket survival and behavior modification techniques to assure a lowfat lifestylel Instructor for the course will be Jennifer Preslar, who is currently attending Weber State College with a concentration in physical education, nutrition and health promotion. She also runs and manages the Fat to Fit Factory where counseling on exercise, nutrition and body fat management is offered. Prepaid registration for the course is $65.00 per person or $85.00 a couple. eight-wee- For Additional Information 0 Call or 544-933- 0 544-752- 825-959- 1 f. |
