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Show J. f f ITS f '1 VTt VV3 ITtTT T"T" EMMfnaz M gu VOLLEYBALL continued from pg. B1 the score at 14, then winning the with a kill by Jillana game 16-1- 4 Watson. Bonneville won the second game 15-- 9 which looked like the Lady Braves had spent all their energy in the first game. Bountiful took a lead from the first serve and never let the lead out of their hands by beating the Lakers, who were the Region 1 champs, convincingly After the emotional game head coach Jill Avery was proud of her team. This first win was big for us to get the first game jitters out of the way. We came back strong and we wanted this win bad. That was all the joy in Mudville for the Lady Braves met the eventual 5A champs American Fork Cavemen in a two game sweep. Although Bountiful took an early lead they were no match for 1- -0 15-1- 1. TOP PLAYERS: Seniors April Taylor, left, and Jodi Brisko led their team e finish at the 4A State Tournament on Friday and to a fifth-plac- Saturday. Utah High School Hockey Scores American Fork even with their many mental mistakes. Bountiful lost and matching them against another Region 2 foe the Skyline Eagles. After the AF loss Avery said of her team, We were good and bad all in the same 15-1- 2 15-- 2 Bountiful made game. a quick tourney exit losing to Skyline after having a good season. Top players try out for Predators Predator open tryouts, held last week attracted a very talented crowd. In all, 21 local players tried out for the squad, to supplement Team USA play- ers Tammy Liley, .Natalie Williams, Kristin Klein, and beach pros Marissa Hatchett and Staci Buck. It was obvious to everyone there that the talent level was way above last years tryouts, noted General Manager Don Black. We thought that we knew who all of the top players in Utah were, but tonight was a huge surprise. Both our starters and bench will be much stronger than last year. Fourteen players were asked to return, and the roster will be pared to 15 by the first game, Dec. 9. The following arejon the roster; Staci Buck, 6 3, middle blocker, USC, French League, Pro Beach; Linda Byington, middle blocker, NVA 61, blocking leader; Annette; 51J, outside hitter, Kentucky, Italian League, Pro Beach; Carla Gee, 58, setter, outSharman Ewasek, Grant, BYU; 6-- 0, side hitter, Utah; Michelle Hansen, 59 outside hitter, Cal-Pol- SLO, Team USA, y Swiss Pro; Marissa Hatchett, 6-- 2, middle blocker, UCLA, Italian League, Pro Beach; outside Tammy Liley, hitter, A$U, Team USA,:. French Leslie Pros; 1, defensive spt Manwaring, cialist, BYU; Michele Nekota, 3, defensive specialist, BYU; 5-- 6, 5-- middle Mary Nickels, blocker Lewis & Clark; Jil setter, Wyoming; Robins, middle Shauna Sonntag, blocker, Utah; Cheryl Tye, outside hitter, Utah, Major League Volleyball; Dian 6-- 0, 6-- 0, 6-- 0, 5-- 9, Wamock, middle blocker, Utah State; Laura Warnock, middle blocker, BYUUSC, 6-- 2, ; BOUNTIFUL SENIORS: Kathy Kendell (4), Lisa Haslem and Braves during state tournament action Saturday. Kris Moore play tough defense for the Bountiful a Davis county areas receive funds for trail, riverway improvements Over $1.2 million in matching funds were approved by the Utah Board of Parks and Recreation for trail, motorized trail and riverway enhancement projects, at the boards Oct. 17 meeting. Matching fiscal assistance comes from state sources. Communities and public agencies awarded the funding must match the grant with at least an equal amount of funding. The fiscal assistance programs, administered by the Utah Division of Parksfand Recreation, provide funding for additional and motorized trails, and protection and recreational development of the states riverways. Twenty-tw- o projects in 13 counties received a total of $517,900 in matching fiscal assistance money. trails are open to mountain bikers, horseback riders and nordic skiers. Projects in the Davis County area which will receive funds as part of A portion include; Farmington City requested funds to acquire approximately three acres of land along Farmington Creek for continuation of a trail. This will add 3100 linear feet of trail in the area repaired. Also receiving matching funds riverway enhancement projects south of Davis County Court Complex. Funds approved: $30,000. Bountiful City requested funds to develop an area along Barton Creek. Development will include a group picnic area, several family picnic sites, play areas and nature trails. Funds approved: $56,000. An area in Farmington which will receive funds for motorized trails is Gold HillChicken Creek. This area is located on the ridge above Farmington near Farmington Flats. The projects includes construction of .2 miles of trail to connect two old roads that will form a new loop trail. 1 Games this week; Northridge vs Bountiful Monday at Weber Rink. nflrlfnjut of this loop will become part of the Great Western Trail. Damage caused by OHVs to wetlands and streams will also be frorrfthe state will'be Antelope Island Causeway Trailhead. Although Davis County requested $80,000 as the matching amount for this project, the $24,000 recommended will enable them to get underway and perhaps request an additional amount next year. The current parking lot at the entrance to the causeway is inadequate to handle the volume and does not have permanent restroom facilities, Plans include s vehincreasing parking for icles, interpretive panels and restrooms. 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