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Show Page Four - The Pyramid - May 25, 1994 Wasatch girls earn trip to state tourney Wasatch Hawks Club outstanding athlete award given to Layne Thompson MT. PLEASAN- T- Senior Layne Thompson received the Outstanding Athlete Award for the 1993-9- 4 season. Thompson, son of Dr. John and Robyn Thompson, lettered in football, basketball and baseball. Thompson also received the Outstanding Offensive Football Player and Most Valuable Basketball Player awards. Head Coach Mark Wootton presented the Outstanding Defensive Football Player award to Ben Morley, who wore Woottons high school football number, 44. Thomas Blackham received the Most Inspirational Football Player Award and Kim Bangerter was named Most Valuable Player of the football season. Coach Ed Staker presented Dalian Jensen the award for Oustanding Rebounder. Jensen also received the Most Valuable Baseball Player award. Staker named Eric Dyches the Most Dedicated Player. Colby Mellor received Most Valuable Wrestler from Coach Randy Tree. The Most Inspirational Wrestler is an award voted on by team members and was presented to Cody Church. Church also received an award for Most Valuable Tennis Player. Casey Anderson also received an award for Most Valuable Tennis Player. Jeremy Madsen received an Academic Award in Tennis. Most Improved Golfer went to Jared Livingston. Coach Alan Peacock presented Daniel Kjar with his region and state track medals. When presenting Logan Freeman with the Most Inspirational Track Athlete award. Coach Peacock said, "Logan Freeman is my hero." Freeman also received an Outstanding Cross Country Runner Award. The other Outstanding Cross Country Runner award went to Cameron Winters. Winters also received his region and state medals, after which he surprised the audience by opening his recently received LDS mission call and reading it from the podi- l&SttP Mmt taxtt mmm IfSttBt IflMSt All-Sta- Winters has been called to serve in Brazil, leaving Aug. 3. Coach Bedford also acknowl te te All-Sta- te Sadie Christensen named top GAA athlete MT. PLEASAN- T- Sadie Christensen received the 1993-9- 4 outstanding athlete award, as well as the Most Valuable Player in volleyball during the North Sanpete High School Girls Athletic Association (GAA) annual banquet. She was a member of the first region championship team as a freshman, and played on eight teams that took region titles, one second place at state and two state championships in 1994. Christensen was also named to the first and second basketball teams. Under the direction of Coach Sharon Christensen, girls and parents enjoyed a meal followed by a speech by Coach Ann Bric-kof Weber State. Bricker formerly coached Christensen, and Coaches Cheryl Hadley and Tracy Hamilton at Snow College. She also coached at the Universiall-sta- te er ty of Utah. y Coach Bill Bedford awarded Celia Anderson the Most Outstanding Runner award. She and fellow team member Lisa Wright were members of the Academic Cross Country team this year. Tennis Coach John Ericksen awarded Outstanding Tennis awards to Jamie Cox, Player Cross-Countr- All-Sta- te iitatBiaiitiiKiii ttatftivatxiiai vaaiaiiiiRiaattf ! ta a jiitsitiai "iHHili issn RSIX .lit 'ssttaiiK ! ii fiisssiais scsiiBiaii te standing her 240 Out- Shooter for attempts, of 37 percent. nt three-poi- nt made Christensen said without Allreds leg problems, the team would have had a third state trophy. Most Improved Player was Laci Wall. Allynne Ericksen received the Outstanding Team Member award. "I. guess you could call her because she rebounds and heads for the other end of the court faster than anyone else," said Christensen of basketballs Tawny a Crumb, Most Valuable Player for 1993-9she which 0-- 6. 0-- 5, All-Sta- te coaches. Wasatch finished the season with a record of four wins and nine losses, and had a great play with an enthusiasteam. tic and much-improv- All-Sta- te Three-Poi- t. n- saying she had faced more adversity this year than any player he had ever seen. Allynne Ericksen and Shelley Dyches also received Outstanding Tennis player awards as a doubles team. The team finished their season with an impressive 21 wins and one loss. "I guess you could call them the dream team, " Christensen said of a team which included Academic Volleyball team member, TaraLyn Benge. Kathryn McAllister received the Outstanding Volleyball Hitter award. She was also a member of the All-Stavolleyball team. Annette Blackham was given the Outstanding Passer Award. Rebecca Olson, was the Outstanding Team Member this year. "When I think of basketball, I have to think Oh, we were so close!," Christensen said. The team had only three region losses, all by only two points, one in overtime. They took second at region and fourth at state. Natalee Allred received MT. PLEASAN- TAcademys girls soccer team beat Meridian on May 17 to move into the 1A state tournament. The girls lost to Rowland Hall-SMarks in the May 19 first round game, in the Wasatch also lost, for May 20 consolation game Joe. St. third place against Maria Parsons of Pasay City, the Philippines, was named 1A Team Goalie by the ed Pro soccer camp scheduled at Wasatch Academy Wasatch MT. PLEASANT Academy will host a Utah Pro Soccer Camp on June 19 (through June 24. Staff will consist of director, Bill McNicol,. formerly professional in Scotland and the United States; Chris Agnello, a national certified coach; Stacy Enos, NCAA National Champion; and Lindsey Gilbert, Wasatch Academy boys head coach. iiir -- IV All-Sta- Jeremy Madsen, son of Blake and Terry Madsen, Fairview, left, was named to the Academic tennis team at the Hawks Club banquet last week. Shaun Anderson, right, son of Corey and Lois Anderson, Fairview, was named to the Academic baseball team. te All-Sta- te te ts Pyper was also a member of te the second volleyball team. Graduating senior team members were presented with hawk trophies, and reciprocated by presenting gifts to each of the teams coaches. All-Sta- 3-- ki The junior varsity team also went on to beat Waterfords J. V. , which has extended their record to six victories and one loss. Wasatch squared off with St. Joseph on May 16 in the first round of the state qualifier tournament. In overtime, Wasatch defeated St. Joe The game was marked by aggressive play by both teams. Coach Gilbert said, "We played hard but were a bit off our game after River Run and senior trips; however, we finished well and an emotional St. Joe team." The team lost a semi-fingame against Rowland Hall-S- t. on May 18. Marks, 5-- 4. out-play- ed al 0-- 3, GAA members earn letters MT. PLEASAN- T- Members of the Girls Athletic Association received sports letters at their annual banquet recently as follows: Volleyball Annette Blackham, TaraLyn Benge, Sadie Christensen, Rebecca Olson, Shannon Bailey, Tawny a Crumb, Kathryn McAllister, Angie Nelson, Shannon Nielsen, Heather Pyper, Alyson Aagard,' Melynda Blain, Maggon Palmer, Shylo Peterson, Lesa Rigby, Rachael Syme, Camie Fewkes and Jennifer Rosenlund. flK Darrin Plymell Wasatch student wins 1A2A golf tournament Basketball Natalee Allred, Annette Sadie Christensen, Allynne Ericksen, Camie Fewkes, Shannon Bailey, Lindsay Cook, Taw-ny- a Crumb, Kathryn McAllister, Heather Pyper, Laci Wall, Alyson Aagard, Marci Cheney, Erin Christensen, Lesa Rigby, Chantel Russell, Franki Bailey and Jennifer Rosenlund. Softball Natalee Allred, Melynda1 Blain, Sadie Christensen, Cyndi Cook, Lindsay Cook, Maria Cook, Tawnya Crumb, JayNette Dodds, Liz Dyches, Emily Elias-oKae Lynn Hansen, Heather-Larsen- , Angie Nelson, Sherena-de- e Pedersen, Mickell Sorenson, Laci Wall, Sara Whitman, Amy Nunley, Shenya Shepherd and Brandi Johnson. Tennis Allynne Ericksen, Shelley Dyches, Jamie Cox, Liz Hall, Tracey Ericksen, Kathryn Slack, Wendi Cox and Franki Bailey Cross Country Celia Anderson, Lisa Wright, Daisy Lamb, Liz Eicher and Sira' Beardall. Track Callie Christensen, Jamie Johansen, Camie Fewkes, Ama: nda Lund, Heather Pyper, Halee Steadman, Lucille Johnson, Tracey Ericksen, Analisa Morley and Roni Barker. Blac-kha- MT. PLEASAN- T- Darrin Plymell, son of Randy and Barbara Plymell of Reno, NV, took first place in the Utah State Golf Tournament with a score of 71. Over 50 players competed at the Southgate Golf Course in St. George for the state title. Darrin, a junior at Wasatch Academy, has been golfing for nine years and plans to pursue the sport into college and beyond. 1A-2- A n, All-Sta- te athlete. Wasatch soccer team wins 462-241- 1. Pine-vie- near-perfe- ct J hi Coast-to-Coa- st Crumb was also named an Outstanding Softball Player for her four home runs, three triples and two doubles, contributing to the teams state championship. She was also a member of the first basketball team. Coach Shirlene Dovey presented awards to the State Championship Volleyball Team and commented that the team was so good because each individual player was good. Melynda Blain received an Outstanding Volleyball Player award for her two home runs, three triples (one in the championship game) and six doubles. Softballs Most Valuable Player was pitcher JayNette Dodds, who averaged eight strike-ouper game, pitched a perfect game against Carbon and a game against Her hitting was around .500 until shin splint problems later in the season. Dodds was also a member of Softball the Academic Team whose collective GPA was 3.94. The softball team was, commended by Dovey for their eight trophies in eight years. Coach Cheryl Hadley awarded medals earned at the Richfield Invitational and region meets to freshman Heather Pyper in jave- -' lin. Pyper also earned an award for scoring the most points in track. She. took first place in the state meet in javelin, with a throw of 1 12 feet 1 1 inches, quite an achievement for a freshman Wasatch Academys Maya Gchachu tries to steal the ball from a Rowland Hall opponent. Amy Anderson, No. 31, was moving in to assist. MT. PLEASAN- T- The Wasatch Academy boys soccer team stormed into the state tournament and won the last regular season game on May 11 with a 1 victory over a strong Waterford Former North Ireland striker, squad. Two goals by Paradom Kara-sudBilly Miller, will also be a camp and one by Will Sutton coach. For further information, ' provided the margin that Wasatch contact Tom Oden at Academys strong defense needed. Sweeper Jason Baccigaluppi lead the defense along with Owen Johnson, Ben Quarles and Tom-oaYoshimuras support. Coach Gilbert stated, "This was a sweet victory against an excellent team. I love beating Waterford." 4. isisii All-Sta- ry All-Sta- ti tilt tsttaitiiiiiitx wit WKtft te Team Members: Scott Jensen (also on the Academic Track Team), Travis Perry and Kevin Watson. Shaun Anderson was named to the Academic Baseball Team and Jeremy Madsen was awarded Academic honors in Tennis. Cross-Count- um. All-Sta- te fill mm edged the three Academic All-Sta- PORTS Powderpuff Derby slated FAIRVIE- W- The Fairviewf Pioneer Days Demolition Derby is sponsoring a Powder Puff will bo Derby this year. Sign-up- s held during and after the regular-derbEntrants can use existing cars to compete for trophies and awards. Those interested contact Rusty Bench, cash j cab 427-929- 6- Europeans first used buttons only as decoration for clothing: They used strings, pins or belts rather-tha- buttons to fasten theit clothes. BIG PINE SPORTS of Fairview NOV RENTING ARCTIC CAT-TigShark Personal Watercraft er it J , JayNette Dodds, daughter of Faye and Dennis Dodds, Fairview, recently received Academic status in softball. Dodds has been a member of the North Sanpete High School Ladyhawks softball Team for four years. She was also honored as the MVP this year. All-Sta- te 4. Exercise SALT LAKE CIT- Y- According to "Health Psychology", exercise can lower blood pressure, strengthen the heart, build muscle strength and flexibility, improve cholesterol factors and help control weight. Cord Lindsay, son of Shawn and Susie Lindsay, placed second in Kata at a recent karate tournament at Mountain View High School. His instructor, Gay Dean, placed first in formkata at the same tournament. Stanford University recently released a study of more than 350 middle-age- d men and womea showing exercise can also improve the mind. Hitting clinic starts Saturday MT. PLEASAN- T- Wasatch Academy will sponsor a baseball hitting clinic on Saturday, May 28, at 9 a.m. on the soccer field. There is no charge and the public is welcome. Those participating should bring bats and balls. People themselves alter so much that there is something new to be observed in them forever. and YAMAHA Timber Wolf ATV's For Reservations Call BIG PINE SPORTS-Rental-Sales-Servic- 427-333- 8 e: 310 N. Milbum Road Fairview Must be 1 8 years or older to participate. : . j: |
