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Show Four - The Pyramid - September 29, 1993 Page Lady Hawks beat Delta Sports by Shirley Christensen MT. PLEASAN- T- North Sanpete Lady 'Hawks Volleyball varsity team beat Delta 2 and 15-5 JV lost to Delta, and The sophomore team struggled to a victory 15-and clinched it with a 1 win. The freshmen lost and Tawnya Crumb had ten kills, Heathei Pyper had 32 assists, and Rebecca Cook had 13 serves. The next games for the team are Tuesday, Sept. 28, at Hurricane and Wednesday, Oct. 6, Wasatch at North Sanpete. 15-1- Badgers slaughter Arizona 12-1- 9. 10-1- 5. 8, by Gary Chidester EPHRAIM- - The Snow College Badgers caused early turnovers against Eastern Arizonas Gila Monster and quickly turned them into points on their way to a win. Joe Borich got things started when he connected with Rob Thomas on a pass play in the first quarter. Gary Perkins added to the score just a minute and a half later when he went in from ten yards out to give the 69-- 7 30-ya- rd Badgers a 15-- 0 lead. Everyone got into the act as Borich connected on five touchdown passes to five different receivers. Jared Ingersoll, Darren Nawahine, Lester Falatea and Eric Thompson were also on the receiving end of Borich s touchdown passes. Perkins added another touchdown run and Keli Tohara and Brad" Hurst also punched it in for the Badgers. Eastern got their only score of the game when Utahn Thad Nalder threw 55 yards to William Rhodes with 1:57 left in the 2-- game. Coach Paul Tidwell said: "I think this will help us more than we even think. We know Eastern is no where near as good a team as Ricks, but it gives us confidence that we can score and play well." The Badgers play Friday night in Rexburg against the number one teanv in the nation, the Ricks Vikings. Lady Badgers share wins with UVCC by Gary Chidester OREM The Lady Bagders traveled to Utah Valley State College Thursday to play their second regular season match. Snow College came home with their record evened at one win and one loss after losing to the Lady Wolverines 15-and "I knew we could get the first game," said head Coach JoAnn Jeppson. "I didnt think UVSC would be ready for us. They play with so much confidence at home." Snow wasnt ready for the comeback UVSC made after being beaten in the first game. The Lady Badgers match up very welf against Utah Valley and the differences came doWn to a serving advantage for the Lady Wolverines. Snow College will continue on the road for the next week against CSI and Ricks College on Friday and Saturday. PTE9S? 4, 11-1- Snow College Badger Eric Dickson, 2, eludes one would-b- e tackier during one of his ten carries. Eric amassed 62 yards and scored one touchdown as the Badgers blasted Eastern Arizona 6. lost 12-2- 0. While school spirit was high throughout the weeks activities, and the teams new uniforms stunned the crowd as they reentered the field after warmups in the old they couldnt muster enough to beat the Wildcats. On their first drive, Richfield fumbled the ball but recovered it for a touchdown and with a good PAT?. he score was Aftfr a fumble by North Sanpetpl Richfield recovered on the 41 yard line and again drove it in to score. With 6:36 left in the first quarter, the score was 0-- 7. -- 0-1- 4. Kim Bangerter made a spectacular play gaining 60 yards aftf a pass from Layne Thompson and North Sanpetes Wes NuAley drove it home to score. Junior Iaone made the PAT, with the Hawks gaining At the end of the first quarter, Eric Dyches intercepted a pass. Aftej a couple of pj(nhlties against North Sanpete, Kim Bangerter ran 60 yards for the Hawks second touchdown. At the beginning of the second quarIt was ter, the score was the last time the Hawks would 4. leave 20-- the score at half time 13- - half-tim- e' K-1- 2, up. Hawks werent. They allowed two more touchdowns leaving the final Wildcats 32. score: Hawks-13- , 462-011- EPHRAI- The North Sanpete Girls Tennis Team won the Region IX 3A Tennis tournament on Tuesday, Sept. 21, at Snow College. The Hawks played Richfield and Delta in the round robin competition. The Hawks had split with Richfield in their two duel matches during league play and beaten Delta in their only meeting two weeks ago. Competing for North Sanpete were: Jamie Cox, first singles; Wendi Cox, second singles; Franki Bailey, third singles; Allynne Ericksen and Shelley Dyches, first doubles and Tracey Ericksen and Elizabeth Hall, second doubles. Jaiilie defeated Delta in her first match Jamie met Michell Harker, who had defeated her twice in league play, and beat her She and won the region championship in first singles. Wendi Cox lost to Delta and Playing an excellent game, she was also defeated by Richfield, taking third in second singles. Franki Bailey lost a close match to Delta and Known for her ability to come from behind, she beat Richfield and 4 in third singles. With that win, North Sanpete won the region title. Allynne and Shelley, first doubles, entered the tournament s with a 1 record. With some excellent volleys by Allynne and accurate ground strokes by Shelley, they beat Delta and That Set up a rematch against Richfield, who beat them earjier in the month, for the region title. They won 5 M- 6-- 1, 6-- 3, Among the honored guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peyton, State Commander, VFW, and Clarence Peterson, Commander, District 6, Department of Utah. for their service to the community were: Joy Lyons, Ephraim; Pam Rigby, Fairview; Kathy Shepherd, Fountain Green; John Cox and Lee Nelson, Manti; Roger Bailey, Moroni; and Pam and Lynn, Larsen, Mt. Pleasant. . MT. PLEASAN- T- Cross country teams from North Sanpete High School and Wasatch Academy traveled to North Sevier High School on Sept. 22 for a meet with seven other schools. When final scores were tallied, the Hawks boys were rowly defeated by Beaver, (In cross country, low scores win.) Runners from the two schools dominated the competition on the flat, but challenging, three-mil- e course and accounted for 10 of the top 1 1 finishers. The Hawks were again paced senior Cameron Winters, who by took second place honors for the 35-2- 4. The Senior team, coached by Layne Thompson and Kim Bangerter beat the Junior team 28 to 8 with the juniors scoring their only points, a touchdown and conversion, in the last three seconds of the Powder Puff football game during North Sanpetes Homecoming last week. two-poi- nt f ss 6-- 1, 6-- 2. 6-- 2, 7-- 5. Nunley, Sharanadee Pederson, Teresa Irons and Nicole Dyches., These girls had a combined re-- v cord of 11 wins and 8 losses. after the Final standings North ' are: tournament region Sanpete, first place with 7 points;1' Richfield, second place with 5 4 points; and Delta, third place, with 3 points. , 6-- 2, 6-- 1. 2-- 6, 6-- 6-- 4, 7-- 5. 6-- 1, 7-- win-los- 7-- 5, The Wasatch Academy Tennis team qualified Tournament. Pictures from left back: Zane Melissa Rosenbaum, Amy Anderson; left middle, Rosjak ; Seneepakonai, Leah Toillion, Ashley Thayer, Jamie Evans, Coach Cindy Bedford; left front: Yuriko Ishimoto, Tomoko Iizuka, Jill Clark, Naomi Goto. 6-- 0. 7-- third straight race and finished with 17:48. Following were teammates Logan Freeman (fifth, 18:12), Jared Noorlander (eighth, 18:50), Travis Perry (ninth, 18:53) and Scott Jensen (eleventh, 19:06). Also running strong races for the varsity were Yuki Ohta and Kevin Watson who finished fifteenth and thirty-thirrespectively. The Lady Hawks did not register a team score for lack of a fifth runner. Freshman Sarah Beardall led the team with a twenty-fourt- h place finish at 27:00, followed by teammates Lisa Wright, Daisy Lamb and Liz Eicher. Wasatch continued to improve by taking a solid sixth place in the boys teams, ahead of Grand County and Millard. The Tigers were paced by seniors Scott Gee and Philip Dolan, who ran to twentieth and twenty-firplaces, respectively. Teammates Tom Vincent, Grant Wilson and Mike Hlavaty continue to improve as the season y reaches the point. Both teams will compete Saturday, Oct. 2, at the Orem Kiwanis Invitational. d, half-wa- jfat-- : 6-- 3, 6-- 4. 6, st ' and and finished the season with a 10-- 2 win-lorecord. Tracey and Liz played second doubles and entered the tournament undefeated. In their first and match, they beat Delta They went on to beat Richfield in a tight match, Other girls playing in duel meets were: Liz Dyches, Amy 7-- 5. Local teams compete in cross country tournament MT. PLEASANT Seventy guests and members of VFW Post 9276 gathered at City Park on Sept. 1 to enjoy a potluck dinner featuring turkey steak prepared by Earl J. Ursenbach. 13-1- 4. Richfield made another touchdown in the second quarter to 462-217- Cox. NS tennis team takes region title VFW hosts picnic back-to-ba- ck score. 5, SALT LAKE CIT- Y- North Sanpete teachers and parents may and Take-I- t attend a Make-I-t session sponsored by the Utah Council of Teachers of Mathe matics (UCTM). According to UCTM board member Muffet Reeves of Mt. Pleasant, the session will be held Sept. 30 from noon to 3 p.m. in Suite C of the Salt Palace. Worktraining shops include hands-o- n the ExplorerCalculator for elementary, and the Texas Instruments Graphic Calculators (81 and 82). There is no fee for any session. For further information call 2 Ms. Reeves, 0 or (afternoons). V t, .Mil do. show was one The of the highlights of the evening as the schools marching band for the first time in several years under the direction of Craig Clark. The Spiriteers danced with creative props and precision timing and the fans were fired the 11-1- Frank! Bailey, and Shelly Dyches; front: Elizabeth Hall and Wendi Cox. Not pictured, Jamie North Sanpete High School tennis team which took first place in region competition are from left, back: Tracey Ericksen, Allynne Ericksen, 3-- 6, - Unfortunately, 0-1- 5, 5. Math workshoP set Hawks suffer Wildcat attack; Cjose Homecoming to Richfield by Shirley Christensen MT. PLEASANT-- ; The North Sanpete' Hawks "suffered a. Wildcat attack losing to Richfield during the Homecoming game. The JV won 20-The freshmen 5, 15-1- After the marriage of her Hazel Marin, granddaughter, Aagard Bailey was honored for her eighty-fift- h birthday with an Fountain Green in house open on Hall Sept. 18, 1993. The City party was given by her children:' Mark, Alan, Warren, Noel, Ann Theurer and Carolyn Pugmire. Mrs. Bailey has 37 grandchildren and 10 n. Wasatch tennis team ties Manti for first MT. PLEASAN- T- Wasatch Academy and Manti High School tied for first place at the Division Two Region tennis tournament held at Snow College and Manti. Wasatchs Jill Clark, first singles, defeated South Sevier, Gunnison, then competed against Manti for the championship, Jill went on to winning take third place at State. Ashley Taylor, second sin 1A-2- 6-- 2, A 7-- 5. and gles, beat San Juan, Millard, taking first place. Jamie Evans, third singles, 3 and Millard, beat Manti 1 for the championship. 6-- 1, 7-- 6, 6-- 2, 7-- 6, 6-- 1; 6-- 2; 6-- 6-- , Melissa Rosenbaum and Leah Toillion, second doubles, took fourth place at region. Amy Anderson and Noami Goto fought hard but were de--j fGated. errand! Opening Monday, October 4 The HEALING TOUCH Clinic Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sat. 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