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Show The Sail Lake Tribune. Frida), Januun 21 Jh C5 Woods Cross Crushes Viewmont By Patti Auer Tribune Sports Writer The Woods Cross High girls' basketball team is not necessarily tall and not necessarily fast, but the Lady Wildcats manage to do the right things at the right time The Wildcats, defeating V iewmont in Region Four action Thursday night Woods Cross could do no wrong What was to have been a great game1 turned into a rout. Woods Cross just had too much of Wendi Warhurst and Becky Trimble for the Vikings, who were undefeated going into the game. Woods Cross is now overall and for league. Bountiful 87-5- 5 12-- 1 Michelle Behl scored 25 to lead Bountiful to a win over Highland Heidi Olsen had 18 points and Chris Rose followed with 16 Bountiful now stands at In Region Three action, Skvline Lisa Wentworths 10 Granger now stands in second place at while Cyprus is one back at 3 2 Another Region Three match saw Kearns trounce Cottonwood. The Cougars were led by Tammy Taylor with 19 points. In Region Two action, Mountain View traveled to Brighton where it downed the Bengals, The Bruins were led by Collette Schlappi with 16 points The win gave Mountain View a second-plac- e mark Orem leads the league at In Region 11 action, Intermountain Christian slipped past Salt Lake Lutheran 74-6- fj 60-3- 9 squeaked past Olympus 54 52 at'Sky-line- , but it took two overtimes to keep the Eagles on top of the league at The Eagles were led by Chris Ely and Cori Arndt with 14 points each For Olympus, Sue Lyons had 30 points and Mindy Tanner collected 20 Olympus now stands at 0 52-4- 5 0 beGranger defeated Cyprus 11 points of Debra Suchil and 40-3- hind the 40-3- 3-- 0 is now 1 3QQC3IZIZJLJ( Warhurst turned in 24 points, while Trimble had 32. I knew it would be possible, but I didn't know it would happen," Woods Cross coach Deb Peel said of the margin of victory. I feel so good, everything worked for them. I know next time it wont be like that." Woods Cross jumped out to a quick start building up a seven-poin- t lead, Viewmont fought back and managed to surpass the Wildcats at but it was the only time the Vikings went on top. The Wildcats, running the fast break with ease and quickness went on to dominate the game. "We just let up, as far as defense we didnt play," said Viewmont coach Vi Hillman. "The big thing was they got the lead and we just let up. They took it to us. We missed a lot of close 17-1- a 18-1- shots" Angel Skedros and Julie Stewart led the Vikings with 12 ponts each. Viewmonts Launee Larsen and Virgina Hugoe were plagued with the flu all week. Larsen saw very little playing time and Hugoe was not in top form. She scored just eight points. 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Mark Eaton almost capped off a fine personal performance (14 points, 15 rebounds, seven blocks) by tipping I got a couple of fingers on it," said Eaton. "Id call it a slap, as opposed to a controlled tip. I had a shot at it." As it was, the Nets were relieved they didnt have to go into overtime, as they would have if Dantley had made the free throw. After all, Buck Williams and Darryl Dawkins had both fouled out, and Nets Coach Dave Wohl said that, while he was watching A.D. take the free throws, "I was just trying to figure out how wed match up in overtime. He didnt have to worry about it. Jazz Coach Frank Laydcn again recited his time-wor- n explanation that a game isnt lost in the last seconds. He commented, Were down to four seconds waiting for a guy to make a free throw? No, thats not where the game was lost. A better place to look, he felt, was the column on the stat sheet that showed the Jazz with 19 turnovers and the careful Nets with only eight. And at the column that showed the Jazz missing 11 free throws, five each by Dantley and Malone. The Jazz are team in the the worst West at 72 percent, and in the last three games, out of which they have only an overtime victory to show, they have shot a from the line, a feeble 63 percent. e The Nets, who swept the season series from the Jazz with this triumph, overcame a lot to win this game. They had played and lost the night before in Denver, so they were e doufacing the NBAs ble. Then they had to watch the Jazz make their first nine shots of the game. And, on top of that, they had to face foul trouble, which found them in the penalty after an incredibly quick 2:03 of the second quarter and which found them without Dawkins and Williams at the end. But the Nets survived by making clutch shots. They opened the fourth quarter with a 13-- run to take a lead, and they protected it down the stretch with outside jumpers. Their last six shots, over the final six the minutes, came from outside first two from Albert King, the next two from Richardson, and the last two from Otis Birdsong. "Birdsong and Albert King used their picks beautifully and made some big shots, credited Layden. "We had them hitting 17 of 31 outside shots. That's a very high percentage." Birdsong, who was quoted long ago as saying his jump shot is as sure as death and taxes, proved it on this night by nailing two big ones from the right angle in the final minute and a half, each time extending the Nets lead from two to four, "Buck s t some great picks for me, and I came around and knocked them in," said Birdsong. The first one came against Bob Hansen. The second one came right after Layden had inserted Thurl Bailey for Hansen and had moved Dantley to guard against Birdsong. Layden said he "just felt we had to have our scorers on the floor." rvr miliil:illHAjHHi;lltfiU i Mil All A. 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