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Show Page Four - The Pyramid - January 15, 1997 North Sanpete wrestlers take tournament first at own 16-tea- m by George Lee MT. PLEASANT At its nwn tournament, North Sanpete recorded its first victory since they starting hosting the two-da- y tournament. North Sanpete scored 255 points; Richfield, second, 178.5; Juab, third, 154.5; Wayne, fourth, 147; North Sevier, fifth, 145; Monticello, sixth, 144; Gunnison, seventh, 137; Duchesne, eighth, 135; Hurricane, ninth, 126; North Summit, tenth, 76; Manti, eleventh, 71.5; Millard, twelfth, 49; South Sevier, thirteenth, 40.5; Snow Canyon, fourteenth, 27; Pay son, fifteenth, 19; Timpanogas, sixteenth, 6. Two exciting matches that had the crowd on edge during the championship Barkers -0 win in overtime. First place Kris King, 103, falls; Shaun Tree, 119, falls; Abe Barker, 135, falls; Joe Cook, 160, falls; Casey Parry, 171, three falls; and Joe Johnson, one fall. m 6-- Sixth place Bryan Bench, 215, Other wrestlers were Ben Aaron Hansen, Cook, 145, Chad Sunderland. 189, 152, 2 ; Theron Ioane, 215, 0-Jake Nelson, 171, one fall; Scott Seely, round were Abe win and Joe Cooks 2-- 3. 4 4-- 0, 4-- 0, 4-- 0, 4-- 0, 0-- 2; three 2; 2-- two two two 2; 2-- 2, 2-- 2. JV 4-- 0, At the same time, JV had a tournament. First place winners were Logan Nielson, Mark Noorlander, 119, 112. Second place were Jared Justin Hansen, King, 103, hwt, 4-- 0, m Second place Randon Russell, one fall. Third place Jake Sorensen. 112, four falls; Kade Church, 130, three falls. Fifth place Clinton Sorensen, 125, two falls. 4-- 0; 4-- 0. 3-- 1, 2-- 189, 4-- 1. 2-- 1. Third place were Greg McJustin Brewer, Farland, 130. Sixth place was Tyler 119, Poulsen, 140. Brandon Jacobsen also wrestled. 4-- 1, First place North Sanpete Hawk grapplers pose with the team trophy from last weeks tournament. Back row: Shaun Tree, Casey Parry, Joe Johnson and Joe Cook. Front row: 4-- 1; 4-- 1. 4-- 3 on 3 Snow wins one, loses one, next travels to St. George by Ken Beazer M- The oldest platitude passed on from year to year regarding basketball championships states: In order to finish at the top of your conference, you have to win all your home games, and pull a couple of upsets on the road. Carrying that axiom with them. Snow College nearly put themselves in an enviable SWAC standing over the weekend, beating a good SLCC team, 79-6but falling short the next night at UVSC, Against SLCC, the Badgers were up against a Bruin team that was playing their first home conference game of the year. After going 3 in three tough road games, SLCC was prime for a big outing, but it was the Badgers who came out fired up. EPHRAI- chip-awa- nt 73-9- nt one-poi- Snow College started the game fast, connecting from all spots on the court, building a lead at the half, despite a spirited performance from the Bruins themselves. It appeared as if the Badgers had an answer for 5. 1 1 18-1- New approved spray stops your itching, flaking, red skin. Restores your skin and scalp to normal in as little as 7 days or 100 of your money back. Used and recommended by dermatologists. No side effects. Call for full information. 3-- 4iV CALL NOW: 1 Lao-tz- PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINERS MAY BE THE ANSWER! c driving you STOW-I- .p.c nul7 T 1 3-- 2 3-- 2 3-- 3 3-- 3 2-- 3 2-- 3 2-- 51-2- STOW-I- T (801)977-888- (800) 8'x8x40' 8'x8'x20' 5 370-- 0 1995 1 I W Indiana Avenue I I Salt Lake City, Utah REFRIGERATED UNITS AVAILABLE i I I ! We'll Wolf Down Your Insurance Deductible Great Deals on Auto Windshields FastFairFriendly Service 462-30- DOG CLINIC SATundAy, 1 to ML 2-- 4 4, 0-- 5 7, NS grapplers lose to Uintah first half; yet still trailing the Lady Wolverines at half, 35-4In the second half, UVSC used their obvious size advantage inside to build-u- p a lead; the Lady however, Badgers fought back to make it close in the end, losing 67-8Kelly Olsen led the Lady Badgers in scoring against UVSC with 16 points, while Alycia Adams and Hullinger added 14 and 12 points respectively. Chary Young came away with a team high, six rebounds and Adams five steals. chipped-i- n The Lady Badgers gave up the ball 34 times, allowing the Lady Wolverines to take 11 more shots at the basket, thus spelling defeat. This week the Lady Badgers are on the road again, traveling to St. George to take on Dixie College on Thursday, Jan. 16. The Dixie match-u- p will prove down the in the stretch pivotal SWAC race since both teams will be jockeying for better seeds the SWAC Tournament. 0. 24-poi- 1. PLEASANT-- - by George Lee MT. PLEASAN- T- It didnt seem like much, but North Sanpete came so close to conquering perennial wrestling power Uintah High Utes. With the start, Kris King put North Sanpete ahead, only to be down 20-when good things happened. Abe Barker pinned his opponent; Randon Russell won a major decision; Joe Cook wins; Casey Parry, pins; Chad Sunderland wins; Joe Johnson closes out with a win, leaving the score North Sanpete 28, Uintah 34. i . Two matches that were1 were Shaun Tree ahead 4 in the third only to lose and Bryan Bench going into overtime only to lose by not getting out of a ride position. Stats included: Kris King, 1 103, win; Jake Sorenson, 112, loss by fall; Shaun Tree, 119, 5 loss; Clinton Sorenson, 125, loss by fall; Kade Church, 16-(technical fall) loss. Abe Barker, 135, win by fall; Randon Russell, 140, 11-- 0 win; Ben Cook, 145, loss by fall; Joe Cook, 152, 1 win; Aaron Hansen, 160, loss by fall; Casey Parry, 171, win by fall; Chad 4 Sunderland, win; Bryan Bench, 215, 1 overtime loss; Joe Johnson, hwt, 0 win. 3-- 0, 3, 5-- 7-- 8-- 7-- 1, 5-- 9-- 3-- 6. Rebels losing to Blackhams, 43-3Team members were Joe Allan, Robbie Gillins, Kelby Madsen and Junior laone. In the consolation bracket. Smear Layer defeated Horseshoe Mountain 35-2Team members were: Todd Lee, Jason Lee, Mike Wilson, Preston Nielson and Theron Ioane. 3. full Ephraim Senior Citizens Center THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1997 about vandalism of Pleasanton Jan. 6, between 6 and 8 p.m. Contact Sheriffs Office or 283-434- 3 85 W. 100 North 11 a.m.-- 3 p.m. Health Carewill be available. size Bronco, broke down Heather 0, Sponsored by Gunnison Valley Animal Clinic Dr. Anderson &Jor Dr. Larsen Rabies Vaccinations & Other Preventative south of Mt. Pleasant Justin Hansen, 189, win by fall; Theron Ioane, 215, win by fall; Scott Seely, 125, 17-win by technical fall. Other wrestlers included: Logan Nielson, 18-- 3 loss; Greg McFarland, loss by fall; Tyler Poulsen, loss by fall; Mark Noorlander 16-- 1 loss. DOGCAT RABIES CLINIC REWARD OFFERED For info JV 5. SIiots RAbiES $6.00. DuRiNq or Troy Clinic Hours TIie CliNic STRONqly RECOMMENds lIlAT CATS AS WeII AS doqs bt iCciNATtd For 87 835-967- 1. Some restrictions 0, 7. 41-3- u 780 S.500 W. WoodDo It To It beat 5. 2-- Johansen Auto Rlass SPRING CITY 4, peckers, 49-2Horseshoe Mountain, 49-4defeated Millers Baileys with Jason Aime, leading scorer with 23 points. 3 DON'T BE Access 8. DJs Trucking over In the fourth annual Holiday Hoops Tournament, Blackhams coming from behind beat Super Gs in two games, 44-3- 9 and Josh Finlinson was named MVP of the tournament. Team members were: David Blackham, Brandon Finlinson, Josh Finlinson, and Jeff Finlinson. Super Gs team members were: Russell Buttars, Christopher Cook, Pete Allred and Jed Jorgensen. Taking third place were the Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient. Secure. Affordable Fast Delivery & Pick-uFull Swing Doors Ground Level 1, 6. Unabombers MT. AFRAID?! FEATURES 3-- The Unabombers over Nunwith Chet Shelley, leys, 60-5leading scorer, 30 points. Sanpete Academy beat the Woodpeckers, 48-2The Rebels defeated Nunwith Pete Allred, leys, 63-4leading scorer, 22 points. The Nets over Dream Team 64-3with Jason Sorensen, leading scorer, 23 points. White Oak Mining beat Sheps, 69-2with David Dyches, leading scorer with 22 points. MT. PLEASAN- T- In action, it was the Hooners defeating White Oak Mining 50-4- 7 and Horseshoe Mountain 44-3Robert Christiansen was the leading scorer with 19 points. Blackhams beat Super Gs twice in hoops tournament Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love. Suffering" 1 5. 3-- No More 1 3-- p, te Relief In 8 Out of 10 Cases 4-- The week started out on a good note, as the Lady Badgers welcomed Western Wyoming the Activity Center, then prompt ly showed them no hospitality drubbing their Wyoming counterfor their third win in parts, 70-5- 8 a row. On Friday, Snow College beat the winter storm into Salt Lake, yet failed to heat-ufalling behind early and never mounting much of a threat against the Lady Bruins, eventually losing. 47-8Emilyn Hullinger continued her recent hot streak, leading the team with 14 points, followed by Kim Westwood, who had 10 points to go along with her team high, six rebounds. The following night against UVSC, the Lady Badgers rebounded from the SLCC loss well, shooting 67 percent in the Lance Barnes led the team in scoring with 18 points to go along with his team high, eight rebounds. Paul Jonas contributed points, six assists and six rebounds, while his partner in the backcourt, Brandon Fries, added 10 points and three steals. Against the Wolverines, the Badgers were whistled for 31 fouls, resulting in 50 free throw attempts for UVSC. The Badgers hit the road again this weekend as they travel to St George on Thursday for a rival, big game with Dixie College. Dixie and Snow are tied with 3 conference records and each needs a win to stay close to undefeated, CEU. ia 0 as easy. Unable to connect on their shots, the Badgers appeared to rush their offense, thus creating more bad shots, eventually sealing their doom, giving them the worst defeat this season, and dropping their conference record n-tgLQJL- 0 5-- by Ken Beazer EPHRAIM The Lady Badgers were able to brave last weekend's winter; they only wish their two opponents would have been it. 1 . 6-- Lady Badgers lose 2, hopeful against Dixie lit-u- Winners of Fountain Green Elementarys 1996-9- 7 Geography Bee were Weston Cook (1), son of Dwight and Pattv Cook, first and Aaron Coombs place; (r), son of Mark and Karla Coombs, second place. The contest took place Jan. 10, with 40 students entering. Weston received a certificate and small carring case. He will also have the opportunity to go the state Geography Bee. The program is sponsored by National Geographic Society. Clark Walker was moderator and the contest was under the direction of Marianna Schultze. 1 6-- three-on-thr- 12. The Nets 13. Horseshoe Mtn. 14. Sheps nt to The Hooners . Hooners 0 in three on three basketball standings 2. DJs Trucking 3. Do It To It 4. Baileys 5. Rebels 6. Dream Team 7. Sanpete Academy 8. White Oak Mining 9. Nunleys 10. Woodpeckers every hot streak SLCC put together. The second half saw SLCC y at the Badgers slowly lead, eventually taking a lead with just over six minutes left in the game. However, playing with the poise of a champion, the Badgers stayed within themselves and didnt panic, answering the Bruins run with one of their own. pulling away to the decisive margin of victory. The next night against UVSC, Snow College p the nets early 2 lead. again, building a How'ever, it was at this point that disaster struck. The Wolverines went on a 23-- 0 run to take a 35-1- 8 lead and they never looked back. Things couldnt have gone worse for the Badgers during that run if they had played the game outside in one of the worst blizzards in recent memory. 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