Show k p- - 15 GVH Baseball grateful to area Bulldogs Defeat Monticello 74 - 68 in overtime thriller bvShawnCrane One thing is sure Bulldog basketball isdefinitely exciting this year with The Bulldogs never a dull moment came out against a very tall and strong Monticello team and started out slow to push them allowing Monticello around on the offensive boards but came on strong in the end w ith a good strong combination of players on the floor to outlast the Buckaroos in overtime The boys really played with heart when it counted and sparked some in the third and fourth strong runs riod Cranecame upoffensively and tipped in a to put the Bulldogs up Monticello then came by 5 points down strong and their big man drilled a three from the far corner to bring Monticello to within 2 With a rough charging call going against Dyreng Monticello turned around and tied the game Casey Dy reng pushed dow n the court and drove to the hoop drawing the foul and sank tw o tough free thro ws toputthe Bulldogs upby 2 Monticello with 16 seconds left pushed the ball quarter The Bui Idogs also took betlercare of the ball cutting their turnovers down from 20 to 0 from the last game Every game show s the Bulldogs playing w ith more and more confidence and this game w as a great one for them to w in It showed that they can maintain their composure in tight situations and win With the Bulldogs behind in games the first second and third quarter they came out in the fourth and played some gor'd team ball and show ed the Buckaroos what it was all about especially in the closing seconds of the fourth pe outrebounded the Bulldogs and finally bucket in with dropped the time expiring sending the game into overtime From there it wasall Bulldogs to 5 in overoutscoring Monticello time Casey Dyreng was the top scorer w ith 16 points one 3 pointer and two front the field adding 7 for 9 from the charity stripe he also had 5 assists 2 steals and 2 rebounds Chad Hill played solid on the inside scoring 15 points w ith 10 from the field and 5 for 5 free throws adding assist 3 steals and 12 - and missed several shots but Bulldogs Defeat Rams by December 15 1999 Gunnison Valley News The Gunnison Valley Baseball would like to thank the follow ing rebounds and 2 blocked shots Aaron for the businesses and individuals Harward came in off the bench and put generous support of our uniform fund some great spark into the team w ith 4 raising protect A letter was recently and 6 from the points two sent out to the local businessmen exfield w ith a couple of free throws also the need for new uniforms for steal and 2 plaining he put up 3 assists the high school baseball team and the rebounds Chris Larsen looked great Our response has been phenomenal putting in 9 points 4 from the field and hopes were to raise enough money to shootingS for 6 from the charity stripe steal and uniform 20 boys in the baseball proLarsen also had 2 assists and our hopes have nearly been 2 rebounds Courtney Crane came in gram off the bench and put up 4 points from realized Future donations will also he appreciated and put into our uniform steal 5 rethe field and assist bounds and 3 blocked shots Brady fund Since there is no uniform budget McDonald put in 6 points all from the available it becomes the responsibility field adding 3 assists steal and 2 of the baseball team to uniform itsovv n rebounds Whitney Reynoldsdropped players Formal recognition of all supin 7 points 6 points from the field and porting businesses will be erected on hitting a free throw he also had 2 steals the Bulldog dugoul in the spring and 3 rebounds Jared Harw ard gave 4 Baseball has established a strong points all from the Held and 2 assists 3 tradition in the Gunnison Valley steals and 2 rebounds through the years The coaches and The Bulldogs take on Row land Hall team memherswould ike to thank you Friday night at Row land Hall and then for your support in helping us reprethey match up w ith North Summit Satsent this valley and your efforts to 8 here at Gunnison urday December continue to build upon this tiadition in Come out and support the team w ith a the uture We would also like toextend record They have some great games thanks to South Sanpete School Disw ith plenty of excitement trict for all of theirefforts inbehilfofthe baseball team We w ould hketothank the follow mg businesses Cox Rock Products Dr Richard Nay Wasatch Technology Valcon Technology Applied Composite Technology (ACT) Dr John Bill Christianson Cenlury 2 Gunnison Valley Bank David Madsen Construction Hcmianscn's Roller Mill Scott Reid ConDr Jan Christensen struction Hill A Hill Transportation Blake Insurance Donaldson’s Rasmussen's Therapy West Dr Kelly Frandsen Gunnison Implement Lund’s Dri Dv ms Stev e Fai icne (( sponsors Olsen Insurance Triple L Transport South Sanpete School Distrtct Anderson's Tax Serv ice R K DMort- 'llitlMlii iti? voiding holiday hazards 49-4- 2 Shawn Crane The Bulldogs came into this past record and comeout the week w ith record The Bulldogs week with a started out the week traveling to on Wednesday and played good ball and came away with a win The boy s came out strong and played some solid ball w ith Chad Hill show ing some good rebounding and some great inside play and Casey Dyreng hit 3 for Parowan 4 from the 3 point line and the field for 2 from The Rams seem to stay in the game the entire time until the last quarter when the Bulldogs finally put it all together and played with energy and strength and began to walk away from Parowan The Bulldogs still have some work to do to come together as a team and turnovers still plague them but Freshmen post two wins GVH The Gunnison freshmen boys’ basketball team is on track for a winning season w ith a record of two wins and no losses Last Saturday in their first game of the season they defeated Piute 47 to 41 This week they played at Parowan and defeated the Rams 44 to 31 In an exciting game with Piute the boys used a pressing defense to rattle Piute and scored the first five points of the ball game Piute battled backWith the help of several Gunnison turnovers and good rebounding they took a 3 to 12 lead at the end of the first quarter Paul Christensen play ed a major role in keeping Gunnison in the game by scoring five points and making two steals In the second quarter Piute played too physical and ended up in foul trouble Gunnison took advantage of the situation by outscoring the Thunderbirds nine to four and took a 2 to 17 lead into halftime Piute made some adjustments during halftime that caused the Gunnison boys trouble during the third quarter Several turnovers and seven missed free throws by the Bulldogs contribThe third uted to a Piute comeback quarter ended w ith the score tied 3 to ecuted their press better and retook control of the boards At the si x minute mark Jim Neill threaded the key w ith a nifty pass to Mellor that built the lead back to eight and the Bulldogs never looked back Mellor and Mattson each had two steals in the fourth quarter Matt Dyreng helped with aggressive defense and Mike Christensen made the last two points scoring off of a length of the floor touchdown pass from Neill The final score w as 44 to 32 bench and work a lot of boy s into the game The first quarter w as strong w ith the Bulldogs outscoring Parowan Parow an came back in the second quarter closing out the half w ith the BullGunnison dogs still on top outscored the Rams in the third to bring w the score to ith some Finally strong play from the bench the Bullin the Rams the pesky dogs put away fourth Chad Hill w as the play er of the game w ith 3 points shooting 5 for 6 from the field and 3 points from the charity stripe he also had 2 assists steal 5 bounds and 3 blocked shots Courtney Crane came of the bench and had a super game scoiing 8 points w ith a 3 pointer and 2 from the field shooting l(X) percent from the floor and point from the free throw line he also added 2 assists steal 4 rebounds and fook a charge Casey Dyreng played solid from the point guard adding points and a with three shooting 4 for 6 from the field and 2 free steal and 3 throws adding 3 assists rebounds Brady McDonald started and played some lough ball with 5 ether fkmuAtU points putting in a 3 pointer and a bucket from the field and adding 2 steal anda rebound Whitney assists Reynolds had a good showing with 4 points 2 assists and 4 offensive bounds Chris Larsen played solid coming off the bench and scored 2 2 assists steal and 2 offenpoints sive rebounds Aaron Harw ard came in off the bench with some defensive spark and had 2 steals and a rebound ith great hustle Jared Harw ard started and brought m steal and 3 rebounds Devin Ball came in off the bench and made a couple of great de fensi e stands bringing in 2 steals Jordan Hill added 2 points and 3 rebounds and looked gen'd on the inside Jordan Hatch added A free throws to cap off the sewing l i I V 1 j r t I 1601f5 The fourth quarter belonged to Gunnison By using a tough pressing defense four steals and by controlling the boys ten rebounds the boards pulled away from Piute to finally win by a score of 47 to 4 Jamie Warren and John Larson were major factors in the fourth quarter Warren scored seven points and grabbed three rebounds while Larson scored six points with good free throw shooting to seal the game for the Bull- J your student LD 20 and get off 7 - Ornament Hooks t v tt uteris Si 49 75 k‘ kk : 300 ct package fullfrom the roof nnin the meter i Here your furnace and inspected annually Pert Plus Christmas Bells ! lJ LiC:s:3! $999 $149 other wicker merchandise 50 Off in ch EPHRAIM STORE 9Ash ing you izi 355 S 600 discount card as advertised Card cannot specials a sate holiday season from all of us at Questar 319 oz bottle PROVO STORE 380 North Main Ask for your 20 discount promotions t “AA Decorative All Mw-mn’- ty a heathy professional I i may fom y Excludes milk eggs ad items discount card not included Christmas Keep snew the meter vents cud cur ut&hes Mahesureteetutd 20 cjbOtjdE: n i'dbi J Super Senior food Fridays only is net dtsiynedfr thatpurpose Wednesday ten securely place tnn’tuseayasranye oif Frozen Friday All ma he sure V in heatnrmlt Excludes milk eggs ad items discount card not included VKiV 30 pur horn Student Tuesday - Show ' inside After chanyiny the Inched in I I O' mier hater and fmaaflter Clever doer U c3a Discount Store I stay aunty from the 5uPfts axum Plus f Teach small children tn frrmi Save Money Galore by Shopping 31 dogs The Bulldogs took their game on the road to Parowan Wednesday night AgJn as they did against Piute the boys came out with a pressing defense that the Ramscouldn’t handle Capitalizing on four steals several Parowan turnovers and four rebounds by Kris Bartholomew Gunnison scored the first seven points and built on their strong beginning to outscore the Rams 2 to 5 in the first quarter Ben Mcllor had five points in the quarter The first part of the second quarter belonged to Parowan The Rams scored the first four points of the quarter and only trailed by three points 12 to 9 after the first two minutes Using better defense and profiting from hot shooting by Mellor seven points and Jacoby Mattson five points the boys rallied 26 to 5 at halftime back and led by The third quarter was similar to the game with Piute Following the Bulldogs’ strong start and a good second quarter the opposition came out doing a few things differently and cut into the Bulldogs’ lead At the 530 mark the Bulldogs still led by ten but saw that lead tri mmed to fi ve 30 to 25 by the end of the quarter Warren scored the only four points the Bulldogs managed to put on the board The fourth quarter was a much better quarter for Gunnison The boys ex with each game they gain more and more experience that they need io be a strong team The team is still young and inexperienced but it seems that Coach Powell is able to draw Irom his STORE E bo used with other HOURS 9 am to 9 pm Mon thru Sat Ephraim 9 to 8 Closed Sunday - gage Thank you again for your help' We’re looking forward to another successful year in high schix'l baseball and hope ev cry one w come out to support these young men this spring and see the results of a unified community effort Coach Johnny Anderson Coach Paul Andersen Coach Jared Anderson (Siwssm ms Gas j |