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Show Page 12 - January 12. 1993 Sports iOlntah Basin Standard 6-- Record 4 Cougars claw Dirio squad, and Grand Junction bunch By Aldon Rachde Many times a sick patient is told by his doctor to take two aspirins and then call him in ths morning. The Union High School rebounded from an ill flight of basketball play in a loss to Uintah, Wednesday, January 6 with victories over and Grand Carbon, Friday, to cure Junction, Saturday, them of hoop game depression. Union now has a 4 record and is 1 in region play. The Cougars minds were still on the game with Uintah as Carbon jumped out to a 0 lead in the first quarter in Price. However, Union annihilated the Dinosaurs and almost forced them into basketball extinction when , they outscored the Carbon crew, 23-- in the second quarter for a halftime advantage of Guy Coleman burned the coal to the hoop and Tyson Hancock put in baskets to hand the Cougars a 3 lead after three quarters. Coleman, Hancock and the rest of the Cougars rode the that break express to the basket for 21 points in the final quarter to win the game with Carbirn by 13 prints. Crieman and Hancock combined far 46 prints with Coleman hitting 25 and Hancock 21. Unions Crieman tossed in ten field goals and was 2 far 2 from the foul line. Hancock hit five field goals and converted 10 out of 13 free throws. Chris Weight added 13 and Quinn Horrocks five. Scott Rasmussen, Mark Nordstrom and Ty GHnes scored two. Union tossed in 25 field goals and hit 16 out of 23 free throws. Crieman struck for three and Hancock one. Grady Burimdller led Carbon with 24 and Dolan Roby added 21. Carbon fired in 25 field goals and hit 7 out of 18 free throws. The Cougars had a grand time at home at Grand Junctions win over the expense aa a Colorado bunch was just the right medicine to put the Union team two games over .500 at 70-5- 7 84-7- 0, 6-- 1-- 20-1- . 9, 33-2- 9. the second quarter they werent the "Comeback Kids". Coleman, Hancock and Weight teamed up "Rocky (the basing movie) Style" to deliver the knockout punch to the Colorado teams hopes by scoring 19 points to put Union in complete control of the game with a 44-3advantage at halftime. Hancock pumped in ten prints in the quarter, which included two Weight added six and Crieman three on just one shot Union built a 15 print lead of 6 early in the third quarter on buckets by Crieman ), Quinn Horrocks and Hancock, and led 0 on a by Adam Smith. Rasmussen, Glines and Weight teamed to the give up Cougars a 19 print edge of 7 after three quarters. Cougar coach Dan Lunt took his starters out of ths game and Grand Junction staged a mild rally to come within 11 prints of the Union lead. However, the Cougars went on to win fay 14 prints. Hancock led the Union team with 24 prints. He fired in three three-painter- 4 , five two-printe- - three-printer- s, three-printer- s. three-point- 51-3- (three-painter- 55-4- s, and was 5 for 5 from the foul line. Crieman added 16 prints. He had also. Weight threetossed in 18 and Smith 12. Horro-ck-s and Rasmussen scored six. for Glines hit one three and Lcuw Earl added one. Union tossed in 30 field goals and fired in 17 out of 24 free throws. Sean Kelly was the top Grand Junction scorer at 22 prints. The 4 sophomore scared eight two-print- er er 6-- two-painte- (three-printe- r) one three-printand was 3 for 8 from the foul line. Grand Junction teased in 29 field goals and hit 10 out 26 free throws. er 66-4- 49-4- BODY High Schools Cody Frandsen, No. 12, collides with Grand Junction cagers. The Cougars knocked off Carbon and Grand Junction last week to improve their record to 6 wins and 4 losses. .Tabiona defeated Green River. Altamont and Duchesne had games canceled due to bad weather. BATTLE-Uni- on ; Lady Cougars, Longhorns pocket basketball triumphs By Aldon Rachele The basketball season hai been a learning experience for the Union High School Lady Cougars, which has resulted in more losses than wins, but the Roosevelt bunch had a happy hoop rematch with the Longhorns in Altamont due to a 6 triumph, Tuesday, January $5. Altamont.' rebounded from the lose to Union with a victory over the East Carbon Lady Vildngs. Union jumped out to a lead in the first quarter behind wane key steals by Kristina Osborne that sparked the Cougar team. The squad hit a high percentage of its field goals to take charge in the ball game. The Cougars continued to pour in the points with 15 in the second for a 6 advantage. Altamont pumped in 13, but Union tossed in 19 to take a 9 advantage after three quarters. The Lady Longhorns outscored the in the fourth Cougars, quarter, but Union won its second game of the year by 16 points. The Cougars other win was also against the Lady Longhorns. Kaylene Ward led Union with 16 prints. She fired in seven field goals and was 2 for 2 at the foul line. Osborne added 15. She tossed in seven field goals and was 1 for 3 from the charity stripe. Laura Colton tossed in nine and Kara Snow, Jeanie Nielsen eight Jolene Nelson pumped in seven, which included a Rebecca Riser tossed in six and Stacie Olsen added two. Union pumped in' 33 field goals and hit 4 out of 8 free throws. Ward hit most of her baskets on 'jump shots near the foul line and Osborne converted steals into layups on fast break moves to the 20-1- 5 S5-2- 54-3- 18-1- 7, Junction led 33 to 17 at the halftime. Grand Junction, beat Union earlier in the season, 114-2Schaefer had 20 for Grand Junction and Monique Reidhead had 11 for Uintah. Uintah beat Carbon, January 7. Amanda Wixom led Uintah with 17. 7--1, 4. Altamont Whips Vikings The Altamont Lady Longhorns gotv back on the winning track and picked up their fourth win of the' aeasan when they crushed East in Altamont, January Carbon, . 55-3- 4, 7. East Carbon took a 2 lead in a low scaring first quarter, but hoop. Altamont poured in 15 as compared Dee Dee Jessen led Altamont to 5 by tire Vikings for a 1 with 19 prints. She fired in eight advantage at halftime. The Lady 6-- 17-1- . field goals and connected on 3 out of 6 free throws. Heather Orem tossed in 11 and Linda Lamb 10. Kim Thompson and Rhonda Miles added six. Kristy Mecham scored two and Annette Myrin one. Altamont fired in 21 field goals and hit 12 out of 23 free throws. Lamb connected on one In other Uintah Basin hoop action, Tuesday, January 5, the Uintah Utes were bombed by Grand Grand Junction by 26 paints, three-printe- r. 62-3- 6. 722-394- 1 14-pri- nt 62-5- 6, three-printe- r. 71-5- three-printe- rs , 6--4. Once against the three-gu-n attack.of Coleman," Hancodd fend Weight biased the basket for a combined total of 15 prints to give 4 lead in the first Union a 19-1- quarter. Coleman and Hancock scored six prints with each scoring r. one Weight tossed in three. Grand Junction discovered in three-printe- High Schools Chris Weight, No. 32, shows perfect form on a trip to the hoop for a basket Weight teamed up with Guy Coleman and Tyson Hancock to guide Union to wins over Caibon and Grand Junction last week. TWO-POIN- T GOAL-Uni- on Longhorns continued to rope in the prints in the third quarter as they scared 16 for a 9 lead. Altamont hit the jackpot in the fourth quarter with 22 prints to win by 21 paints. Jessen led Altamont with 11 paints. She fired in 4 and hit 3 out of 6 free throws. Miles scared nine, Thompson and Meduun added right Orem tossed in four, and Lamb, Natalie Hartman, N. Jensen scared three. Sicily Jensen, Kacey Wilcox and Tami Happen added two. Altamont fired in 20 field goals and hit 15 out of 22 free throws. The Lady Cougars were stung by the Wasatch Wasps, January 7 in Heber City. Union suffered point depression in the first quarter as Wasatch took a 23--8 advantage and led 5 at the half. Union scored only seven prints in both the second and third quarters and scored 12 in the final quarter. Riser led Union with 10 prints. Colton tossed in eight and Ward six. . Snow and Kim Gayler added flour. Olsen scored two. Union fired in 15 field goals and hit 4 out of 15 free throws. Gertach led Wasatch with 33-1- 68-3- 4, 38-1- $55 cord & up Wood available for pick-u-p at Bottle Hollow Delivery available for a small fee 18. DECIDUOUS: Green Ash miimMUIUIIIIMSHMIMHimiHIH Siouxland Poplar .............................. 2-- 3 2'-- 3 2'-- 3 Lombardy Poplar Quaking Aspen Native American Plum Golden Willow 2'-- 3' 2-- y. 2-2- W i. a.M.M..... ....... 70S. ........................ 85g. 804. 90 $1.23. ................... ........ 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Roosevelt, Utah 8" 722-462- Located with., Office Phone Riser is top team scorer Tai Riser, n Union High School graduate and former basketball team member, was the leading scorer at 19 prints in a 3 Utah I Valley Community College win .. over Colorado Northwestern in 1 ' Oran, Friday. Riser was a three-yestarter for Union, and ia a sophomore at Utah Valley. Riser scored 13 prints and waa ths number two scorer in a loos to the College of Eastern Utah, Saturday. 94-6- 1S"-18- 290 East 200 South A 722-273- 9 Sods Mini Lube 8 Automotive ar 67-6- 3 |
