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Show Page 4 Thursday, September Messenger-Enterpris- e 5, 1996 Inexperienced Templar football team drops opening game at Duchesne; will meet Gunnison Bulldogs Sept. 6 Greg Dettinger Despite the fact that the Templar defense forced five turnovers, the Manti football team traveled all the way to Duchesne to be beaten 14-- 0 by a much smaller team. Manti held Duchesne to only 00 yards of total offense, but they were only able to put together 50 yards of total offense themselves. By Injury keeps Tyler Bolli benched as Cougars humble Arkansas State By Tricia Call What could be called a yawner fans who like equally matched by teams, the football game between BYU and ASU last Saturday had only a few highlighted moments of excitement. Two minutes into the third was notiquarter, the press-corfied that James Dye, wide receiver for BYU had a bruised leg and likely would not return to play for the rest of the game. Would that give Ephraim native, Tyler Bolli, a chance at some play time? That would all depend upon the condition of his leg, which was injured a week before the Texas A&M game. 1c tore a hamstring during a practice scrimmage. Tyler Bolli, son of Gerhard p 1 and Melodie Bolli, graduated from Manti High School in 1990. While at Manti High School, he lettered in football, basketball, and track. In both his junior and senior years, he played and He was recognized as region MVP during his senior year. He also won state championship in the 300 meter hurdles his senior year. After one year at BYU, where he redshirted (meaning he was a part of the team for practices, but did not dress for games), he served a mission in Halifax, Canada. Upon his return, he played for BYU in 1993, 1994 and 1995, lettering a total of three years. In 1994, he married Brooke Stanton (who holds the BYU school record in the 400 meters at 54.64). Last Spring, Tyler graduated from BYU with a bachelors degree in zoology. He is now a masters degree candidate in BYUs organizational behavior program. all-stat- e. Being able to play college football after graduation is rather a unique situation. NCAA regulations allow a student to play for five yearsseven years if a student serves a mission. This is Tylers final year with the Cougar Football Team. The first half went scoreless for Arkansas until the last two seconds, when they pushed for a field goal and three points against the Cougars slaughter of 24 points. The second half started off with the Cougar momentum unbroken with a touchdown less than one minute into third-quartplay, to taking the score to BYU-3- 1 3. ASUs Two minutes later, an- - other touchdown was scored, but a penalty voided the effort. This doesnt count two other touchdowns that were lost due to other penalty calls during the game. After last weeks teeter-tottgame with Texas A&M, which er w'as sparsely attended, this weeks game was attended by 63,68 fans, most of whom stayed through to the end, even though the outcome was a foregone conclusion by the beginning of the second half. ASU simply failed to put up any resistance to the Cougar offensive. In the end, BYU totally eclipsed Arkansas with a whopping 58 to 9 final score. And Tyler Bolli did get onto the field for one play, but the injury has not had sufficient healing time to handle competitive play. He hopes to recover to see more action. Since Manti High School is coming up on its Homecoming next week, Tyler had a special message to his alma mater, and to his younger brother who plays on 1 MHSs football team: College play is great -- - the media, and the recognition, and everything. But 1 Manti began the game deep in their own territory and quickly had to punt the ball away, giving the Eagles good field position for their first offensive possession. Even though Manti was unable to move the ball in the first two quarters of play, the defense was able to hold Duchesne scoreless in the first half. Manti gave the Eagles excellent field position in the 2nd half opening kickoff and Duchesne quickly scored on four plays which ended in a TD pass. The 42-ya- rd the Templars were beaten off the ball by the much smaller Eagles. One positive point for the Templars was the strong play on the part of their corner backs and quarters, Manti recovered four safeties who combined for over fumbles and intercepted one pass. 70 of Mantis defensive tackles Jared Buchanan recovered two throughout the game. Head Coach Brennan Jackson fumbles, Connor Thompson recovered a fumble caused by Cory says that the players just didnt Hatch and Kal Larsen recovered a step it up. He noted that they fumble which was caused by would have to do better this week Connor Thompson. Cody as Manti heads into their first reconEagles scored their two-poiversion on a short pass over the middle to jump to an 0 early lead in the third quarter. During the third and fourth nt 8-- Strickland had the interception and gion play against a tough nearly had two more earlier in the Gunnison Bulldog team. Manti game. Mark Brown ran a third will host Gunnison this Friday, quarter kickoff return back 63 Sept. 6 at 5 p.m. at the Badger Stayards giving Manti excellent field dium in Ephraim. The junior varsity team travposition, but Manti quickly turned ball back on the over to Duchesne eled to Roosevelt last Thursday a fumble. where they lost a close 6-- 0 ball Duchesne managed to move game to the Union Cougars. The the ball down field for one more junior varsity and freshmen teams touchdown early in the fourth will travel to Gunnison later today where they will play at 5 and 7 quarter. Throughout the game both the p.m. respectively. offensive and defensive lines for Badgers vs. Glendale sets stage for exciting football as both teams are receiving high ratings By Ken Beazer The 1996 version football is set to kick-of- f together a recruiting class that has join a secondary that returns inof Badger left others green with envy. tact from last year. Taase will seschool sports, where you get to Gone is this Satcure his middle line backing posiquarplay with the people you grew up terback Joe Commubut the tion alongside returner Cyrus sigurday against Glendale Duplaix, with - your friends! Enjoy it; and nity College, the nations No. 8 nal calling position appears to be Saatoafaiga. if you want to play college sports, in good hands as Riley Jensen, ranked team. If this match-u- p Steve Dougclrakis and Byron dont let anything stop you. Its a sounds familiar, thats because it home form his mission, returns to Holt return up front to improve great feeling to get in here and is. battle 5A MVP Olin Hannum. upon a Badger rush defense that know that kids coming from small It wasnt too long ago, last No- - Jensen and Hannum give the Badfinished second in the nation. towns can compete and play as ember to be exact, that the Badgers formidable weapons who can Dougelrakis and Holt will be well as kids from large towns. gers were putting the finishing stretch a defense vertically. joined by former North Sanpete touches on an improbable 2 confeThe running game is sound standout Junior Iaone on the line. rence-record with a 7 victory with returner Anthony Jefferies The kicking game is in good the 2 Gauchos. over and freshman sensation Josh hands as first team Now the Badgers get the chance to White carrying the bulk of the load Ryan Bloxham returns jump start the 1996 season against for the ground attack. Howard after leading the nation in scoring one of the conference favorites, Gurney brings his 67", 290-lfor kickers last year. 4. This was the fleet 9th graders match with Rachel Bailey and looking to establish themselves as frame back from a mission to anThe first game against GlenLarissa Lew. Finally the Lehi duo a contender. chor an offensive line that is bigfirst high school match. dale gives Snow College an early 6 and a 3 Though Glendale appears to ger and quicker than last year. test. The Gauchos and Badgers Amy Hintze, a junior, traded won a be loaded with talent again this shots from the baseline with James final set. Defensively, Snow College always play one of the most physiCashelle Kjarand Amy Baker, year, Snow Colleges cupboard is returns eight starters, including 4 Russon in losing a long cally punishing games of the seain both lost far extra from bare. The match. doubles, juniors, being performers Suaese son and this year gives no reason Badgers return 13 starters off last years Taase and Dan Hadley. Hadley In the number one doubles, as did Chris Johnson (sophomore), to believe otherwise. Catch the acseventh-ranke- d Frame and Jennie and Jamie have team Erin and Rasmussen his tion live on KMTI Radio at 7 p.m. to returns (junior) comer sophoto put junior position more Sheleen Willmore met two Luster (freshman) in singles. Other team members include: Shanna Urry power strokers Marie Ericksen (9th), Shannon and lost and Haley Russon Clark (1 0th), Rebekah Nuttall and Ann Petersen Amy (10th), Sara Price (10th), Tiffany Janey ninth a and Blauer, junior grader Jackson (1 1th) and Jonice Nuttall you are pregnant or have a child under the age of five, and respectively, played a two hour (12th). Next home action will be with meet the income guidelines listed below, Wasatch Academy, Thurs., Sept. theres nothing to equal high an -- er Tyler Bolli Manti High girls tennis team drops first match with Lehi By Coach Wilbur Braithwaite A new fall tennis season began last week for the youthful MI IS girls tennis team. Lehi Pioneers defeated the Templars in a close 2 match. Junior Ryan Smith won the 3-- first singles from talented Heather In the first set, both Lund, n form tengirls played nis. Smith zeroed in on passing shots to capture the second set. Freshman Julie Frischknecht breezed to a 6-- 0 opening, but had to hustle to win the second set 6- 7-- 5; 6-- 0. mid-seaso- Donit USA ESPN CNN MTV 6-- 4, Cartoon The MCrtroo H ? USA Channel t 2 Mmm srr a If A&E VHI Nickelodeon TBN 5 CNBC Ekctronic TV Guide Ova-8Channels No Money Down 18"SaaHiteDish Parental Lockout Digital Video & Audio Univasal Remote YouOwnlt! 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