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Show Layton Holds Dual Novice Gym Meet A duel beginner meet was held at the new home of the of Layton between the and the Aquarians of - Ogden. ComLAYTON rs petitors ranged from strict beginners with only a few weeks lessons under their belts to beginner novice who could do no more than two handsprings but who must have at least one in each' pass. A sample pass was: roundoff, back roll, back walkover, back : walkover, back roll. A real beginner would do something like cartwheel, cartwheel, front roll, cartwheel, front roll. It may have been a little boring for the judges, but for hundred or so boys and girls who competed, a lot of fun and very scary depending on who you talked to. ; Awards were received by all competitors with 7th and below receiving participation ribbons. Results of the meet were as follows: 4 Girls 1st, Marcy May; 2nd, Jennifer Fogg; 3rd, Alyssa Welling; 4th, Tiffany Maughan; 5th, Lara Skeen; 6th, Nicole 2-- Budrow; 7th, Susan Parry; 8th, Milauna Baird and 9th, Mindy Bon. 5-- 6 OGDEN The 1981 version of Big Sky Conference basketball unfolds this weekend for the Weber State Wildcats as they head northward for two crucial road contests. The Wildcats will find out in a hurry just how good they are on Thursday night against the 12-- 1 Idaho Vandals. Saturday, the Cats trade opponents with Idaho State and tangle with Boise State in Boise while ISU is at Idaho. Coach Don Monsons Vandals have been the surprise of the entire intermountain area thus far in 1980-8winning their first 12 in row before losing to Oklahoma State last week in the finals of the Tournament in Oklahoma City. The Vandals return four starters off last years 17- - Boys 1st, Landy Ukena; 2nd, Ryan Parry; 3rd, Christopher Peters and 4th, Quentin Smith. 6 Girls 1st, Heather Gardiner; 2nd, Jodie Rowell; 3rd, Becky LaRose; 4th, Deidre Stens; 5th, Kami Jo Burbank; 6th, Stacie Green; 7th, Julie Bon; 8th, Jennifer Barker; 9th, Stephanie Cloke and 10th, Sherri Findley. 5-- 8 Boys Jason Campbell; 2nd, Jamie Hawldns; 3rd, Cornel Nagel; 4th, Eric White and 5th, Randy Taylor. 1st, 1, "1 games for those teams registered with Roy Recreation will be played January 10 according to the following schedule: 4th Grade Boys at ' Country View Elementary: Cougars vs. Warriors, 8 a.m.; Eagles - vs. Huskies, 9 a.m. ; C.V. Warriors vs. Taylor, 10 a.m.; Hooper Jazz vs. Roy Rams, 11 a.m.; Roy Lakers vs. Lakeview, 12 noon; Hooper Wildcats vs. Cowboys, 1 p.m. ; Red Hawks vs. N.P. 2 p.m.; Lakers, Bye. ' Hoopers, , 5th Grade Boys at Sand Ridge Jr.: " Roy Wildcats, Bye; Bucks vs. Hawks, . 8 a.m.; Cougars vs. V.V. Jazz, 9 a.m.; ' Municipal Tigers vs. Royals, 10 a.m.; Roy Lions vs. Roy Bulletts, 11 a.m,; ' 9-- Its time to be thinking about the soccer season for 1981. Laytons AYSO program will be , holding its registration at the Layton ! Recreation Department. Beginning on : Monday, Jan. 19 through Friday Jan. 23 and again on Monday Jan. 26 through . Friday Jan. 30. Persons interested may register t (6-3- (6-1- post-seaso- 6-- 6-- 6-- missed the first five games of the season, but in the past seven contests, has averaged 13.4 points. Phil Hopson ) and Jeff Brudie round out the starting five, with 5 Ron Maben the valuable sixth man. If there is one team in the league beset by more woes than Weber State, it would have to be the Boise State Broncos. Going into Thursday nights game with Idaho State, the Broncos, under first year head coach Dave Leach, ; on the season and like the Wildcats, have lost are to some teams. Again, like Weber State, they have many new players who havent played together and are still learning a new system. (6-6- 7th Grade Boys at Sand Ridge Jr. Jazz vs. 76ers, 12 noon; Lakers Colts, 1 p.m.; Royals 2 vs. Royals p.m.; Wildcats, Bye. 8th Grade Boys at Roy High: Wildcats vs. Lakers, 12 noon; Chargers vs. Rams, 1 p.m.; Colts vs. Hawks, 2 p.m. 9th Grade Boys at Roy High : All Stars vs. Yoshs Animals, 3 p.m. (6-1- 6-- 2-- 8 'Cats Host Simon Fraser Coming Up. The Lady Wildcats will host the Clan from Simon Fraser University in a game on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Dee Events Center. This will be the final game for the lady Cats before conference play begins on January 22 against Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. Simon Fraser comes into Ogden with an record. The leading scorer for the Clan is Tracey Huclack who is averaging 24 points and six rebounds per game. It should be a good matchup between Haclack and Cindy Stumph who is also averaging 24.3 i points per game. Weber State took third place in the recent Copper Classic held at BYUs Marriott Center last Friday and Saturday by defeating Utah State Stumph led all scorers and rebounders in that game with 31 points and 11 rebounds. Utah, who defeated Brigham Young 5 for the championship, defeated Weber pre-seas- State in the opening game of the Gassic" Weber is now 0 on the season. Weber States Cindy Stumph was named to the along with Jackie Beene McBride of BYU (tournament MVP), Holly Rawlings and Ellen Perrella of Utah and Brenda House of Utah State. 75-6- 8-- . . 91-7- 3. f JANUARY i SERVICE .1 SPECIALS 98-7- TRANSMISSION 6-- 6 TUNE-U- P WE WILL: Change Oil & Filter Adjust Bands Regular $45.00: Sava $30.50 . SPECIAL (All American . . r. Made Cars & Some Trucks) rfr c ,) Globetrotter I Tuesday, Jon. 13 7:39 pm Dee Events Canter Weber State College AYSO Registration Set I 10 team that finished second to Weber State in Conn ference play and earned a spot in the playoff. The loss of the last years Conference MVP, Don Newman, hasnt hurt Idaho too much. Kenny Owens, a slick 0 guard out of Treasure Valley CC has really picked up the slack left by Newmans departure. Owens is averaging 14.6 points per game and hit for 30 in the Oklahoma State game and was named to the Team. Close behind Owens in the scoring race is 5 Dan Forge. Forge, who had been a steady reserve for the past two seasons, has been a pleasant surprise for Monson. His 14.5 average is second to Owens. Brian Kellerman, a fine 5 sophomore guard, Spikers Hit Road 8 Girls 1st, Gina Phipps; 2nd, Tracy Nielsen; Coach Chick Hislop takes his indoor track to Provo 3rd, Amy Wright; 4th, Stephanie Seper; his Friday ( Jan.9) for the opening indoor meet of the Heidi 5th, Adams; 6th, Tanya Mohr; The meet starts at 1 p.m. at the George Albert season. 7th, Julie Walter; 8th, Stacy Stratford; on the BYU campus. Brigham Smith Fieldhouse 9th, Krysti Hammon; 10th, Jennifer State Idaho and Young, possibly Utah will be on hand. Peters. to The meet is primarily a seasonal warm-u- p Girls establish times and distances and to start a com1st, Karen Berg; 2nd, Monica petitive edge for the tracksters. Hymas; 3rd, Channa Greenland; 4th, Highlighting Weber State's team is the Distance Kami Gidley; 5th, Jody Hymas; 6th, Medley Relay team which placed SIXTH at last Sheryl Iverson; 7th, Candy Barker; 8th, years NCAA National Indoor Meet at Detroit, Gina Layton; 9th, Kristi Benson and Michigan. That team consists of: Bruce Perry (440), 10th, Sheri Waddoups. Craig Fletcher (880), Rex Hohnholt (1320) and Doug Friedli (One Mile). Only two starters are back off of last years team. ). and Rodger Bates Larry McKinney McKinney, who played at the forward spot last year, has been moved to center and has had some problems Hooper Hot Rods, Bye. adjusting to the new position. 6th Grade Boys at Roy Jr.: forward Eric The Broncos leading scorer is Red Devils vs. Supersonics, 8 a.m.; Bailey who is averaging 15.5 points per game. The Hooper Falcons vs. Dukes, 9 a.m.; Roy only other double figure scorer is McKinney with a Elks vs. Eagles, 10 a.m.; K. Cougars 14.6 average and leads the team in rebounding at 8.6 a vs. Pacers, 11 a.m.; C.V. Colts vs. game. Tigers, 12 noon; Lakers vs. Rimriders, 1 p.m. First Round Games Set ' - The opening round of basketball ig$fyn $Qd between the hours of This years fee will be 8am nL P'.m W for entire season. 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