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Show Page 12 - January 24. 1990 (UJimtah Basin tfamdlardl DHS tough on inside in rival victory v off the bench, Ruuell Moon had 14, Conley Moon had 12, Bart By L. A. Eaton Whan Altamont and Ducheane play each other, victory can go either way because intimidation is the name of the game. The size and talentoftha Longhorn team did not show whan they visited an extremely paychad-u- p Duchesne squad, Friday, as the Eagles recorded another victory, 114-6- I thought wa could taka it inside, but their big guys surprised me, aaid Altamont Coach David Brotheraon. They play even bet' ter team ball than they did last year The intimidation factor could of equally affected the Eagles who have a lot oTreapect for Altamont. 1 waa as surprised as anyone (at the high score), said Duchesne Coach Stan Young. "In fact I waa really worried. I reapect their size. Im not kidding myself that it could happen again. I dont know why theyd be intimidated. We were really pumped up--I guess we just got cooking early in the game. The Eagles turned on the stove in the first quarter, leading At halftime Duchesne led 1 and at the end of the third, overall Duchesne, now 10-and 0 in region, is ranked third in the Deaeret News. Eagle Jason Young scored 40 points, including four to set a new school record. The old record waa held by Tren Grant (brother ofTravis) with 89 points, several years ago. TVavia Grant had 17 points and three 80-1- 3. 67-3- Somnaon had 10 points and some great paaaea, and Wes Coen had 10. . Duchesne fane are seeing a lot of action from their "bigguyi like Ruuell Moon, Coen, Mark Nielson and Donny then may have been some pree-eur- e to live up to last year1 championship team, these player have made up for any lack in height, aid Coach Young. Altamont, now 6 overall and in region, waa led by David ' Rust with 23 points and Cory Bolton with 14 The Longhorns also mw soma action from players liks fteahman Junior Jeasen. "I think we can do alright offensively, its defense wa have to . Grant.-Althoug- 6-- 0-- 1 work Brothenon on, said. They're not quitters, though. Well be back. The Longhorns will get their chance at another rival this week when they host the Tabiona Tigers, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. "IheyVs a scrappy team and theyVe got big guya that shoot well, Brotherson said. While Altamont will not miss Duchesnes guards this week, the Longhorns am preparing for a 88-6- 1. en fast-pace- 2 1-- SOUTH PAW SHOOTER-B- en Mower (14) of Altamont goes up against Bait Sorenson (25) during Fridays game in Duchesne. Sorenson of Duchesne gets ready to atBASKET SETUP-B- art defenses of Altamont's Cody Chiis-tensbasket the a against tempt . in (24) Friday's game. Tsbtona team. The TigBrs defeated East Carbon last and are tied with week, Duchesne in fee region with one 81-4- 9, win. Meanwhile, the Eagles will travel to East Carbon, Thursday, before returning homa the following week to host Tabiona. referee and a aoorakeeper for each gams. Registration will bs hsld at Roosevelt Middls School Jan. 25 to Feb. 9. Registrations will be accepted by mail, in can of Carol Parrish, Roosevelt Middle School, 437 North 300 West, 42541, Roosevelt, Utah 84066. DHS Eagles to host 1A Region Tournament The wrestling season is faat coming to a dose, but there is still some mqjor action ahead as the Eagles host the 1A Region Championship Tournament, Saturday, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The tournament, held for the second time in Duchesne, will involve eight teams including the Eagles, the Altamont Longhorns, North Summit and Rich. ' Eagles prepared for the tournament with a victory over Rangely Brandon Moat last week, won at 112 pounds, JP. Tanner won with a pin at 1 19, and Daniel Swasey pinned hie opponent at place' at 119 and Daniel Swasey took third at 125. At 130, Jason Taylor took fourth and at 135, Kelly Kielbasa took first by pinning Chris Merkley, Uintah. Lee Memmott took first at 140 by pinning Ed Limon of Uintah and Robbie Coonis took second at 145. At 152, John Skewes took first by defeating Chad Feichko of Carbon and at 160, Matt Mitchell took first by pinning Micky Kievar, Uintah. Vernon Lewis took second place at 171, Brad Tollefson took second at 189 and Dalin Hackett took second in the heavyweight competition. At 130, Jason Taylor lost to his opponent; at 135, Kelly Kielbasa pinned his man; at 140, Lee Memmott won by pin; and at 145, Robbie Coonis won by forfeit John Skews won at 152, Raymond Hamilton won by pin at 160 and Vernon Lewie lost at 171. At 189, Brad Tollefson lost to his opponent and at heavyweight, Dalin Hackett won by forfeit At the Duchesne Tournament last weekend, the Eagles took first place with 141 points, followed by Uintah JV with 135, Wasatch JV with 63 and Carbon JV with 57. We were really pleased at the way the kids wrestled as a team, said Coach David Moat Brandon Moat took first place at 112 by defeating Rhett Elton, J.P Tanner took third Uintah, horns defeated East Carbon, last Wednesday. At 103, Cody Evans (AHS) pinned Randy Hunt; at 112, Ryan Ferguson of East Carbon took the forfeit; and at 119, Chad Oviate (EL Carbon) pinned Robert Stevenson (AHS). At 125, Mark Wimmer (AHS) pinned Joel Valeequez; at 130, Todd Miller (AHS) defeated Ryan and at 135, Danny Ferguson, Knight (AHS) pinned Jamea Wyman. At 140, Robbia Gines (AHS) pinned Sam Sameraon; at 145, Scott Swasey took the forfeit; and at 152, Kyle Abate (E. Carbon) defeated Duane Winkler (AHS). At 160, Brian Holgate took the forfeit for Altamont and at 171, Drew Swasey (AHS) took the forfeit and won the exhibition over Dneheene results The 52-2- 4. 125. 4-- 2. Altamont resulte-T- he Long42-2- 8, John Brinkley, d Womens A Volleyball Brian Holgate took Uie forfeit at 160 and de- -: feated Kyle Abeta in an exhibition match. The Longhorns also defeated At 103, David Rangely, Williams (RHS) defeated Cody Evans (AHS) and at 119, Robert Stevenson pinned Gary BelveaL At 130, Dusty Rose (RHS) defeated Todd Miller (AHS) and three forfeits were won by Robbie Ginea, Duane Winkler and Scott Swasey for Altamont At 112, Roger Roley of Rangely took the forfeit; at 125, Ryan Rouse (RHS) defeated Mark Wimmer (AHS); at 135, Danny Knight defeated Clint Eriduon, ; and at 169, Brian Hdgate (AHS) pinned Jared Porter. The Longhorns cancelled the Richfield Tournament, scheduled for Jan. 20, to prepare for the region tournament tnia weekend. 5-- 2. Standings for the A league after the first half of play includes Duchesne Pumpers Inb, 15-Morrill County Hospital, 12-State Farm Insurance, CPA, 8-and Central Hydraulic, Sew Crafty, Reaulta of gamea played Janu- -. ary 11 saw Sew Crafty win over Morrill CPA in two sets. High servers wars Janel Huxford for Sew Crafty, and Michells Morrill and Linda Horrocks, Morrill Cpa. Pumpers over State Fann. High, Yolie Mahkewa, Pumpers, and Melonie Sorenson, State Farm. State Farm over Sew Crafty, with Melonie Sorensen, State Farm, and Wend! Lloyd, Sew Crafty as high servers. Pumpers over Central Hydraulic. High were Diane Fenn, Pumpers, and lisa Freston, Central Hydraulic. 0; 3; 82-3- 0. 5-1- 0, 0; 0-1-5. . 4-2- Jason Young broke the school RECORD BREAKER-Duchesn- e's in a single game, with 40 for scored most record, Friday, points held record was The previously by Tren Grant at 39 points. points. 6-- 1; Womens B Volleyball Games for the week of January Youth basketball Roosevelt Community Basketball, A, B and C leagues, are ova. The B league champion was from Neola, under the direction of Coach Olsen. The C league cham- - pion was also from Neola, led by Coach Gardner. Thera will be a single elimination tournament for the C league this week. The D league is still in league play. They will also culminate their season with a tournament Wrestling Thank You! The officers and members of Basin Lodge 20 F & AM would like to express our sincere appreciation to the local business' and individuals who donated to the Fraternities Children's Christmas Fund. Your support and generous contributions helped provide a wonderful and joyous Christmas to a number of needy children in the Basin, who otherwise would have awoke Christmas morning wondering why Santa didn't visit them. We extend a special thanks to Sister Margaret of St Helen's Catholic Church for her assistance and her devotion to helping the less fortunate in our area. To the following as well as those who wish to remain anonamous, we are Rick Jeppson will direct a youth wrestling clinic and program for the Roosevelt Community School program. Registration will run Jan. 25 to Fob. 2 at the Roosevelt Middle School after 3:45 p.m. The program will feature excellent training for elementary school boys in wrestling and tournaments. Call Carol Parrieh at flia Roosevelt Middle School, 9 for further information. 722-243- 18 included Tkrget Trucking over Flying J. High servers warelYicia McDonald and Teresa Rowland, Gills Basketball A girls league basketball program will begin in February. Girls third through seventh grade are encouraged to sign up. Roosevelt hasmany athletic girls who need a place to learn skills and have ftin. Registration will be at Roosevelt Middle School Jan. 25 to Feb. 2, after 3:45 pjn. Mens Basketball If you are tired of this long dry winter, basketball may be the cure for you. The Roosevelt Community Schools is sponsoring a mens league, with the games to be played in February. The cost for registration will be $180 per team. Teams are required to provide a Target, and Many Nielsen, Flying J. Curry defeated Central Utah. High, Darla Harris, Curry,- and Lisa Houston, Central Utah. FDR defeated Duchesne. High, Margaret CMara and Karen Chslfant, FDR, and Kris Bollinger and Jodi Casey, Duchesne. Walker Welding over Burdick Paving. High, Meri Lee Oman, Walker, and Yvonne Stewart, Burdick. Team standings: Curry Trucking, 10-Target Trucking; 8S; Walker, 7-- 3; IGA, 6-- Burdick, 6-FDR, 6-Dudiesne, 4-- Cen0; 4; 5; tral Utah, deepfully grateful. 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