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Show - 4 ' Hawks hold by Doug Johnson MT. PLEASAN- T- While the rest of the state played football last Friday evening, the North Sanpete Hawks look the week off. The Hawks have been preparing for their final regular season game, and most likely their final home game of the century, when they host the Carbon Dinos this Thursday evening at 7 p.m., most games around the state are being played Thursday in deference to deer hunt opening on Saturday. Both Carbon and North Sanpete come into the season finale with Region 8 records of and both teams will be in the playoffs. The winner will play against a number two seed in the 3A tournament, while the loser will have to take on a number one seed. While the Dinos and Hawks are playing for third and fourth place in Region 8. Delta and Emery will be in Castle Dale fighting for first and second place. Richfield, the final Region 8 team, has ended its season at 0-2, 8. Hawks currently sport an overall record of with the losses coming at Emery and Delta. North Sanpetes region win was over Richfield, and n Hawks are perfect in with wins Pine over View, play Wasatch, Canyon View and Ben Lomond. Carbon has an overall record of 4 with wins over Union, Richfield and Granite. North Sanpete is currently fourth in the state in points scored per game. The Hawks are averaging 36.6 points per outing, following only Bonneville (38.5), Snow Canyon (38.0) and Skyline ' overall record 5-- 2 in their season opener against Pine yiew. That mark was tied last week by Marc Hansen of Fremont, but 1 1 receptions in a game stands as the highest in Utah prep ranks so far this season. Anderson kicked eight extra points against Richfield, which puts him in second place for most points after touchdowns (PTAs) in a game this year. Anderson had a shot for a ninth PAT against , Richfield, which would have tied him for the state lead, but he and his holder traded places for the last kick of the game. The Hawks high powered offense is led by Brett Johnson who has completed 54.2 percent of his passes for 1,469 yards. Chris Anderson has 27 receptions for 550 yards and six touchdowns. North Sanpetes leading runner is Mark Noorlander with 548 yards on 78 carries for an averNoorage of 7.0 yards lander leads the team with eight touchdowns, four on the ground and four in the air. The Hawk scoring punch has been fueled by the offensive line per-carr- y. which keeps getting better each game. The line is led by senior Devin Shepherd from his right tackle position. Seniors Justin Mecham, left tackle, and Weston Zabriskie, center, also add a lot of leadership to the line. The guards are juniors Mori Barker and Ray Johnson, with Klint Draper ably filling in wherever needed. The Hawk offensive line has allowed only 12 sacks on the season, while defensively the Hawks have sacked the opposing quarterback 3 times. Shepherd is also leading the Hawk defense with 46 tackles and 3.5 sacks. The team, sack leaders are Noorlander at nose guard and sophomore end Jim Cheney with 7.5 sacks each At linebacker, junior Josh 1 Slade keeps improving as he now leads the line backing corps with 36.5 tackles. Mori Barker is right behind him with 34 tackles. The Hawks hold a plus' 10 margin in takeaways as they have intercepted their opponents eight times while giving up six, and hold an 11 to three margin in fumble recoveries. 5-- 2, f " Lady Badgers lose to top ranked UVSC, SLCC non-regio- 3-- by Ken Beazer EPHRAI- M- After notching their first two conference wins the previous week. Snow Colleges volleyball team ran into a juggernaut known as Utah Valley State College (UVSC) and Salt Lake Community College defend. Utah Valley won game three. ending Snows modest winning streak. . The conference schedule is unforgiving. After seeing UVSC in their mirror, the Lady Badgers welcomed the d in SLCC. NJCAAs Once again. Snow proved to1 be a formidable opponent in the first game, nearly pulling out a game one victory, only to lose in In game one. the end, Snow had their chances to tally the win, but some key defensive plays by SLCC kept Snow from the victory. 15-- 5, two-ga- rear-vie- w third-ranke- (SLCC). The Lady Badgers hosted the , (37.8). NJCAA top ten teams and two Manti, top ranked in 2A and quickly found out for themselves the odds, on favorite to win its 16-1why the Wolverines and Bruins first football crown, is right have garnered such national behind North Sanpete at 36.4 acclaim. points per contest. The Lady Badgers opened up As far as individual honors with UVSC on Thursday, giving are concerned, North Sanpete the .Lady, Wolverines all , 4 Game two was quarterback Brett wj J ohnson and; 6could handle in the first they game. Of game1 one when f kicker Chris opposite end," place tight Coach Les Calles team played SLCC took Anderson are among the states complete control of with a lot of confidence in the the match with an leaders in a couple of categories. easy, 15-- 2 first game, undaunted by the win. The Johnson was tied with MounLady Badgers at times g Number lofty. looked bewildered in game two, a tain Views Casey Rehrer for the affixed to the team from Orem. of . bit confused by the dominance state lead in "Touchdowns ReSnow jumped out to a 4-- 0 the the closeness SLCC after of with . 23. Johnson sponsible For" lead in game one, forcing UVSC first has thrown for 17 touchdowns game. to bum a timeout and igniting the and has run for six more. crowd. The Lady Wolverines while Johnsons However, Salt Lake put the match away slowly clawed their way back Hawks took the week off, Rehrer into the game, eventually winning in the third game, winning 15-- 6 went wild Friday night against . for the three-gam- e the hard-fougsweep. contest, Jordan throwing for six scores Game one seemed to take and running for another to up his much of the sizzle out of Snow as The Lady Badgers now shift UVSC went on to win game two, their focus to this weekends road season total to 30. 15-In game two. Snow fell trip when they will travel to play 17 touchdown Johnsons behind 0 him in third before they could Northern Idaho College (NIC) the state passes place in that category, trailing Rehrer mount a counter-assaul-t, never and Ricks College. Snow needs with 26 and Timpviews Danny to get at least one win on the threatening UVSC. Southwick with 21. Unfortunately for Snow, game road to bolster their chances of three was identical to game two making it into the District TourJohnson and his favorite as UVSC had too many offensive nament at the end of the SWAC receiver, tight end Chris Anderson, teamed up for 1 1 receptions weapons for the Lady Badgers to season. 4. r eight-rankin- 15-1- 0. ht 3. 7-- SNOW COLLEGE SWIMMING POOL 1999 FALL SWIMMING LESSON SCHEDULE How many lessons are there: 5 lessons, all on Saturday Date of lessons: Nov. 6, 13, 20 Dec. 4 and 11 Time: 9 a.m.- - 9:45 a. m. - 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Length: 35 instructor and 5 minutes for play time Instructor: American Red Cross certified water safety instructors Class size: 5 maximum per class, minimum persons in a class is 3. If there is less than 3 the class will go upon $40 or parent request. The fee will be private, $50. Cost: $15 per student. Fees must be paid the first day of class' or arrangements must be with Phillip Murray for payment beyond the first day. 7 To register: Call Phillip at or Susan at semi-privat- e, 283-702- 283-702- 6. List of Classes Preschool: 5 years Infant & Toddler: 6 months Any questions call the pool at 3-- 6-3- 283-702- 6. R COPY the age of ten, all languages are equally easy to learn by the natural speaking method-listen- ing and imitating. From then on, another language is easy insofar as it resembles our Before own. Badgers finish tour with win OYCF Mesa . with Brian Romney field and scoring on a hooked-u- p , down the by Ken Beazer Anfrom 10 yards out for his second run. KG Anderson EPHRAI- M- The Number touchdown pass, giving the Badgthe touchdown supplied Badgers finished up their dersons first the in victo1 ers an insurmountable, 33-- 7 lead tour of Arizona with games only points found the but ColBadgers in the forth quarter. quarter, ry over Mesa Community second in the Two fourth quarter touchagain The the over lege. victory elevated Snow Colleges quarter, driving the length of the downs by Mesa, and a field to score on an Olin Hannum field goal by Snows Curtis 1 on the overall record to Mark Larsen to pass. rounded out the scoring season, tied with Ricks College the Badgers put for the evening. for second place and one game Leading , , one more score on the board behind Dixie College in the Hannum finished the game before the half when Lomu found WSFL. from zone the out, epd The Badgers used a strong completing 20 of his 35 attempts 20-- 0 lead as a for 229 yards and no intercepthe attack defeat to Badgers Mesa, giving rushing room. Reid Seitz put together tions. locker the 203 and three out grinding yards In the second half, Lomu some big numbers against Mesa, touchdowns via the ground. Freshman running back, Joe scored his second touchdown of hauling in four passes for 100 Lomu, had a break-oday, the evening, crossing the goal yards. The Badgers rushed for line from three yards away at the 203 yards, giving Snow 432 14 car125 on collecting yards yards of total offense. ries, including touchdown runs of 8:01 mark of the third quarter. down fourth a Bolstered and nine three yards. by Snow now shifts their focus to The Badger defensive unit pas$, interference call against the held Mesa scoreless throughout Badgers, Mesa put together a this Saturday when they host Air the first half, allowing Snow to drive to notch their first points of Force JV in Badger Stadium. Air build a sizeable 27-- 0 lead and the evening, scoring on a Travis Force will bring their vaunted run with option attack to Ephraim, giving veritably put the game out of McNichols the Badger defense a major chalreach. 4:29 left in the third quarter. Snow quickly countered lenge. Kick off is scheduled for The Badgers got things going Mesas score 'when Hannum 1:30 p.m. early, taking their first possession 7 o- - Susan Larsen six-ya- ed rd 36-2- pay-di- rt Thun-derbir- ds 35-Ya- rd 6-- Hath-enbru- k. 18-ya- rd 13-- 0. nine-yar- they-entere- d ut 33-ya- rd tr Cross country teams vie for state championships three, all of whom will advance to state. by Coach Bill Bedford PRICE Cross country teams from Wasatch Academy and The Lady Hawks were again paced by two-tim- e selection Khirsta Papenfuss, in seventh place. Kylara Papenfuss was eighth, Kristen Morley 11th, Amber Boekweg 12th and Kristen Mellor 15th to complete the team North Sanpete High School traveled to respective region meets on Oct. 13, with all runners looking for the chance to qualify for State Championships. In order to do so, complete teams of seven runners needed to finish among the top half, or individuals need to be in the top ten. At the end of the day, each program had succeeded in qualifying a complete team plus several individuals as well. scoring. Also representing the Lady Hawks at State will be varsity team members Debbie Lee and Carlee Sanders. Coach Bill Bedford stated the team has not been within nine, points of Richfield and it was the best effort of the team this sea- - Price He also stated that Region Eight has excellent country and he thinks that they will all compete successfully at State. In the Boys race, the Hawks gave it all in in attempt to break into the top, three, but fell short by just seven points. As expect- -' ed, Richfield ran away with the title, followed by Delta, Carbon, North Sanpete, and Emery. However, Hawk team members Bret Morley and Jared Curtis will advance to state as individuals finishes. with top-te- n Morley, who will compete at state for the fourth time in his Region schools had met. Runners from Delta High School and North Sanpete penetrated the depth of Richfields team, which had easily won every meet among region schools to date. Moreover, Richfields Carma Douglas, undefeated this season, was challenged by a host of runners, including Emery High Schools Nikki Luce, who ultimately went on for the individual win. In the end, however, the Wildcats of Richfield prevailed with 42 points by virtue of a finish, with Douglas in third. Delta was second, with 46 points, and the Lady Hawks in third with 51, a close finish among the top NOTICE is hereby given that the time and place for SATTELITE REGISTRATION of the names of the qualified electors in Sanpete County, Utah, prior to the MUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1999 will be between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on the following days: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1999 MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1 999 at the Ephraim Senior Citizen Center, 85 West 100 North, Ephraim, Utah for Manti, Sterling and Ephraim Mt. Pleasant City Hall, Blue Room, 115 West Main, Mt. Pleasant, Utah for North of Ephraim Gunnison City Hall, 38 West Center, Gunnison, Utah for South of Sterling For more information regarding voter registration can be obtained from the Clerks Office, Sanpete County Clerk, Kristine Frischknecht i- Put-ram- NS Lady Hawks -4 The U.S. used to have more than 70 different time zones. In 1883, a system of four tixpe zones was adopted to make railroad sched- ules to follow. . hiiYlKW, itt() so,n; onships, the afternoon begaa wfith the girls race on a 3. If mile course at the Carbon County Country Club. From the start, the race had a very different feel to it than the previous five times the career, was eighth, while curtis was 10th. Also scoring in the g, Hawks effort were Nathan Michael Everitt. and Corey Milne. Dugway At the Region 14 championships, held at Dugway, Lady Academy Tigers of Wasatch missed the second, and last, qualifying spot by just one point. The point total of 44 left them one short of West Desert. However, Yuko Kawamata. Sarah Allan, and Anna Scholz will all advance to state as indifinishes for viduals with top-to- n the Tigers. The girls race was j won by (Dugway with 33 points. ,The boys race took jd ace over the same grueling 3.2 mile course. There was never any doubt that the Dugway boys, with a history of both region and state titles, would cruise to victory, Tigers, however placed all five runners in the top 1 1 and easily grabbed the second qualifying spot ahead of West Desert. Running for the team at state s, will be Guylin Sky, Janis Neo Jang, Kuni Dorjee, and Colin Lasater. All state championship races will proceed this afternoon, Wednesday, Oct. 20. at Sugar-hous- e Park in Salt Lake City. Wi-ber- All-Sta- te ; At, the Region Eight xhampi 435-835-21- 31 283-702- "October 20, 1999 - The Pyramid - Page Five t.J-- continue winning . .PRICE Lady Hawks remain undefeated in region play after traveling Oct. 12 to take on the Carbon Lady Dinos and hosting Richfield Lady .Wildcats 6tj Oct ' Rachel also lead the team w ith 1( service points. Brittanie Hamilton had eigh service points, and teamed i with Callie Johnson fot 18 as sists. North Sanpete started slow, down 1 early. Milly Christensen served two to tie the score at three alL Richfield 16." - North Sanpete showed grea team play beating Richfield ii 15-two games 15-' Callie Johnson served the firs ICarbon surprised the . Lady . six points for North Sanpeu Hayirks with a 3 scoring spree, but with much help from teamincluding two aces. The Lad mates Brittanie Hamilton served Hawks went cold with five con seven straight and the Hawks secutive side outs from the Lad came out on top , , W'ildcats letting them score foui pinos scored 'the next 2 points. With the score 6-points, bur Haw ks team member, ' Nortl Callie Johnson, served four to Sanpete went on a roll. Rache defeat the Lady Dinos Allred served five points and th Lady Hawks went on to wir ; s , second game .was a real easily w ith a final score 15-The second game was mucl 'defensive struggle with side out after side out. The score was tied like the first with both team; 2-- 2 and again at 6-Thai Car- - scoring early. But w ith the score .bon played hard and gained three 4-- 2 in favor of the Lady Hawks, North Sanpete again went on 2 points making the score 9-Rachel Allred answered. Car- roll outscoring the Lady Wildcat! bons intensity with a little of her 11-- 1. own, serving seven straight with The Lady Hawks destroj ed Richthree aces in the process to put field with an easy win, 15-the Lady Hawks up 13-Milly Christensen again led Carbon wasn't about to go the Lady Hawks with 10 kills. .down easy and scored the next Rachel Allred had. 10 service four points tieing it up again 13-1- points, and Callie Johnson am . Brittanie Hamilton teamed up foi Callie Johnson served an ace, 17 assists. and Milly Christensen finished The Lady Hawks meet Was the game with an awesome kill atch at home in a from behind the line making the game on Friday, Oct. 22. Thi: ending score will be the last game before th Milly Christensen was again State Tournament on Oct. 28, 29 outstanding with 12 kills. Rachel and 30 at Utah Valley State 'Ridded eight kills of bet' own'. ' College. getting 3-- 4, 3. 7-- 11-1- 0. -- iu 4, 15-1- 2. 4 c .The 4. , 6. 3. 9. 3. ' non-regi- 15-1- 3. f ot |