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Show f WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 24, 1977 IS Hats off to Coaches Doug and their respective teams for Moon and Roger Reid Teams Shine 1 Year, Out Next efforts against the Skyline and Provo teams in the State tournament. their COACH MOON decided to let his troops go right at the tempo with the Bulldogs. In the afternoon matchup with Layton and Skyline going head to head, the Lancers opened some peoples eyes to the northern part of the state. this was the play of West and example Viewmont. The Panthers came in as a fifth place team, one who was supposed to play two games and go home. and eventually a sixth They made it to the semi-finaplace finish. The Vikings came in as the champion from the region and in a good bracket with a chance to make the finals. They played two games and went home. of THE FIRST half saw the Lancers refuse to be intimidated by the Skyline team, as they stayed stride for stride with the heavily ls favored Eagles. JOHNNY ended the day with 14 points, he fouled out with about 7 minutes left in the game. Cal Roberts also enjoyed a good game against the taller Eagle five, as he too finished WINNER SOME TEAMS looked great one day and not so good the next, others looked bad both times and still very few others looked good both games. Whatever the cause is, tradition or nerves, the State tournament will continue to baffle the experts every year. the evening with 14. These two players impressed the Salt Lake area fans, Gilbert especially was praised for his Mr. Music Man, ridden by Buck Field, recently won the $o00 parade horse championship class in the A to Z Show. The A to Z show, held in Phoenix, Arizona, is one of the Wests largest all breed horse shows, attracting horses from the West Coast and Intermountain areas, the Southwest and Midwest areas and as far as Kentucky and EVERYONE IS speculating where Danny Vranes will go to college. No one, except maybe Danny knows, but he has decided to stay in State. Danny noted that he has seen other players go to out of state schools and get lost. He noted Brett Vroman and Bruce Hardy as examples. BESIDES DANNY has a lot of family in the Salt Lake he would like them to see him in action, whether it be in Salt Lake or Provo. Looking ahead to next year as far as teams who were in the tournament, the best choice for returning would be Highland. Coach Maxwell has a young club which includes a couple of sophomores. The coachs son, Mike Maxwell, is one of the better guards in the state and hes only a sophomore. ONE At the buzzer the Layton five were still hustling and trying their best to show people they too had a good team. Indeed they did. In the night encounter with blue ribbons and silver trophies. In the $500 Cham- pion Stake Class he won the champions ribbon, silver trophy and victory Provo, the Clearfield team decided to slow down the tempo and try to stay close to the much taller Bulldogs. Provo had managers bigger than anyone the Falcons had. blanket. saddlebred horses, Mr. Music Man from Environ Stable, owned by Dr. and Mrs. R.R. Runnells, Fruit Heights, and trained by John "Buck Field, Layton, was recently entered in the Phoenix Show and won all four classes in the colorful Parade Horse Division SKYLINE WILL probably be back with the talent they have on the bench. Probably the best news from the 4A tournament is that Provo wont be back next year. They good against LOIS LEVINE rode the handsome, chestnut stallion for a blue ribbon and silver trophy in dark-livere- d the ladies class. INDEED the Falcons slowed the ball and the tempo down, the Clearfield five demonstrated the poise and patience rarely exhibited in Mr. Music Man was awarded the Bob Yates Memorial Perpetual Trophy which is passed to each years Parade Horse Champion. competition college teams. Falcons: Highest Viewmont Wins 1st Hockey Title k DURING the long tournament, the Vikes rolled to a perfect record in the two-wee- 5-- 0 double elimination tourney. The Vikings scored a total of 37 goals during the five games, while goalie Randy Ynchausti only let 15 pucks by him into his net. slip ' The perfect record comes as no surprise to anyone, as the Vikings were also unbeaten in the regular season play. All in all the Vikes were 22-on the year. 0 WHAT MAKES this fete hard to believe is that they did it with a young club. They only lose two seniors to graduation, so the Vikes will be back again next year. In the tournament the Vikes downed Bountiful 15-- nipped beat Cotton Ben Lomond 0, 6-- Clearfield, who entered the tournament as the third place team from the region, finished highest of all Region Two teams, with a seventh place finish in the State 4A Basketball tournament. 5-- 3 VIEWMONT almost lost their encounter with the Cottonwood squad, as they tied the score with only 18 seconds left in the game. Then with only 40 seconds gone in the overtime the Vikes scored to take the win. Members of this undefeated State championship team are Ynchausti, Randy goalie defensive players were J.C. Ynchausti, Dave Whipple, Kevin Albrechtsen and Pat Fiegleson. FORWARDS on the team were Wayne Jameson, Kevin Jessop, John Cook, Bobby Shegrud, Mike Charlesworth and Rock Cook. Another member who played a major role in the regular season action, but was unable to play in the tournament due to a broken leg, was Jeff Turner. Of this squad only Dave Whipple and Kevin Jessop will graduate, the rest will be back for more next year. IN THEIR opening round game, the Falcons downed a stubborn Skyview club. The next night the Clearfield five were downed by Provo n in a game. 18-1- 1 slow-dow- Their third game, the Falcons beat Layton, getting sweet revenge for two previous defeats to the Lancers. In their final game the Falcons lost to Brighton in the battle of the brothers. IN THAT game the brothers were the coaches, Roger and Duke Reid. Roger is the younger of the two coaches, but probably the better known DUTCH BOY CARPET CLEANERS Carpet PHONE Countys Largest & Furniture Cleaners or 773-50- 00 FREE ESTIMATES said. A slalom and giant slalom will definitely be held, Command Ski Tournament at Snow Basin March 2, but flexibility of the meet may be necessary. but their dates will be scheduled just prior to the meet. Capt. Shupe noted. THEY ARE Capt. John Sabala from the Air Force Academy, overall winner last year, and Capt. Steve Yest-nes- s, DOWNHILL race is possible, but weather will be the determining factor. If enough snow falls between now and then, the downhill SOME 120 of the Air Forces top skiers from 45 air bases will compete, according to Capt. Dwight Shupe, Hill AFB project officer. We will have to be flexible on scheduling the events, he event will be included. Two top skiers from last years meet will be returning. Warren AFB, Wyo., who placed first in the giant slalom. Trophies will be presented to winning teams and top skiers at an awards banquet following the tourney, grb Falcons Overcome Lancers problems getting his hands on By DAVE WIGHAM the ball in the second half. In the third period, the Lancers managed to keep the Falcons at a safe distance, but in the fourth period, Brent Rose got the hot hand and pulled the Falcons even with Layton. Third time was the charm for the Clearfield Falcons, as they finally beat the Layton team for the first time this THE FIRST two meetings of these squads came in Region Two action where the Lancers won both games. But this game was in the State SCOTT Balaich and Rose each had 18 for the Falcons, as it was their balance that finally got to the Lancers. Clearfield employed a full court press the entire contest and although they had little trouble breaking it early, the tournament and the Falcons won 53-5- With the win, the Falcons advanced to the final day of competition and a seventh place finish. Not bad for a team that finished only third in their region. Lancers got slothful and careless with the ball down the wire and it cost them the game. THE FIRST half looked like Layton would make a rout of the game as the Lancers, led by Johnny Gilbert, pulled away from the Falcons. At the end of the first quarter the Lancers led by ten EACH TEAM had their chance to win the game. Clearfield scored with about 12 seconds left, giving the Layton team plenty of time to The Bengals came back in the second quarter to even the score at going into the locker room for a strategy meeting with their coach. but a Clearfield play knocked the loose ball out of bounds, giving the Lancers a second shot. On the play, WHATEVER the Brighton coach told his team seemed to work, as the Bengals held the Falcons to only 8 points in that third period, to pull away to a lead. aV The final quarter seemed more like a foul shooting 9n S3 .summiii i&uuim mu aii iidSi. -- LUNCH MEN- U- JACK BRIkHALL'S G V red flame 11:30 to 4:00 P.M. RESTAURANT Soup and Salad Proudly Presents, For Youi Listening Pleasure. . . .00 with Lunch $2.9 $2.9 $3.5 Chopped Sirloin Steak, Chicken Fried Steak $2.2 $2.2 $2.5 (Choice of Baked & Whipped Potatoes) 1 2 oz. 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Layton and Clearfield were their club and well they basketball SPECIAL COACH Moon set up a play but Carl Woodward shot at the points, but he had ob- tion for the Falcons and he gives away a lot of inches each time he takes the floor. 38-3- 0 EARLYWEEK-EVENIN- the Falcons batted the ball out again, giving Layton another shot. were BOTH CLUBS viously still thinking about their losses to Skyline and Provo but still staged one of the best games of the entire BRYAN McCleary finished his career at Brighton with a game total of 18 points. Balaich finished the tournament with 62 points for the four games. This is even more incredible, when you realize he is playing the center posi- 22-2- a Maybe it was fitting that these two rivals had one more game against each other in the State tournament, theirs has turned into one of the best rivalries in the area. Their first shot was missed, IN THAT first half the Lancers had a lot of success going into the middle to Gilbert who seemed to score anytime he touched the ball. For the game Gilbert ended 28 Gilbert scoring, the Lancers received 10 points from senior forward Cal Roberts who played a good tournament. win. 16-- with buzzer, fell short, giving the Falcons the victory. Besides Scott Balaich ended the game, and a great season, with 23 points for the Clearfield team while running mate Joey Olsen had 12 more counters. 14-- Mam Average Davis Hosts SltiiiM Hill AFB will host this years Air Force Logistics FH Mr. Steam Cleaning Special!! ' near perfection to get the game, as both clubs spent their time walking from foul Soup e remove dog and cat odors cons hit on good percentage shots. At the end of the first period, the Falcons led Usually when the Clearfield bunch get a lead on your team, forget it, they dont like Over 20 Yrs. Experience furriture-w- charity shots, while the MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY sport is catching on in this area. There was an overflow crowd at the ice rink for the title contest, dw We clean all kinds of men are involved and moving at the same time. TWO THESE teams represented the county and area well against these two powers. Both teams and coaches deserve a lot of credit, dw Clearfield team. Brighton connected on 16 of their IN THE first quarter, the Clearfield five looked strong, as they ran their offense to contest than Hockey is one of the coming sports in high school and by the size of the crowd for the -- IN THAT final stanza a total of 33 foul shots were taken, with Brighton getting 17 free tosses compared to 16 for the game. of the two. COACHES for the team were Mike Fiegleson and John Ynchausti with Udell Albrechtsen serving as the manager. the or the lead, but a terrible third period in which the Falcons only scored 8 points, cost the Falcons the to give up the ball By DAVE WIGHAM wood downed Highland then defeated Ben Lomond in the final. championship game, slow-dow- 27-2- a great tournament, with some exciting then there were some bores too. Next year again games, the whole thing starts over with people saying without Danny Vranes suspense will be back again, dw 3-- 3 n Theirs isnt the that just sees the two guards playing the catch, but all five pace n Clearfield chipped away at the lead and pulled within five, at the half. All in all it was THE GAME was everything it was billed up to be, as the two top teams in the State this tie at the year battled to a end of regulation play. This set up the sudden death overtime period in which Viking Wayne Jameson found the net after about four minutes into the period. The winning goal was Waynes second of the night, teammate Bob Shegrud also scored twice for the Vikes in regulation play. slow-dow- ' have HAFI8 at go 3A. Hockey Championship. mastered the basketball. could have stayed with the Bulldogs and they made the game interesting. year. EVEN WHEN the Skyline team pulled away from the Lancers, they never said die. in both open shows for Man Utahs local OF efforts against Vranes. such as Going My Way, Reserve World Champion parade horse from Calif. Mr. Field rode Mr. Music New York. area and the Viewmont Hockey team defeated Ben Lomond, to win the schools first ever State nique. The Falcons n him. THEN LOOK at Brighton, in their first game, a win over Highland, the Bengals looked invinceable. But then they sank into mediocracy and lost to West. The Brighton coach mentioned that his team hadn't been able to win the State playoffs for eight years. Again tradition was at work. Last Wednesday at the slow-dow- A Lancer center Johnny Gilbert didnt give an inch in his matchup with Skylines Danny Vranes. Time after time, Gilbert would turn and shoot over Vranes who seemed a little surprised that anyone would dare shoot over TRADITION MAY play a major role in this aspect. The Panthers are known for winning in the State games and their players dont want to be the first to let that tradition down. Certainly if these two clubs were to play again, the Vikes would probably win, but in the State tournament the Panthers were better. Bountiful Recreation Center, LN ALL fairness to the Falcons, it was the only way they ignorant fans believe can run a but thats not true, it rare breed of young players to master the tech- - Eagles and Coach Reid decided to slow down the By DAVE WIGHAM What makes one team shine each year in the State tournament, while others have a hard time playing? 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