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Show m i nm'n - urirlr -1--- T T 1 SPORTS Page 16 - March 7. 2000 Uintah Basin Standard Rhoades Hit 7 Three-Pointe- rs Tabiona Tigers end up fourth at boys' state hoop tourney By Aldan Rachtle 1-- A three-pointe- 14-1- than two minutea remaining. Milford appeared to be on ita way to an easy layup, but one of its players slipped and turned the ball over. However, Tabiona had a foul up on an inbounds play with Milford tak- used up i Shay Bagley was fouled with 3.2 left. The bounce didnt go Bagley 'a way aa he missed both attempts even though he hit the rim each time. S. Bagley was the hero in the first overtime for the Tigers by hitting a bucket that tied up the game at SOSO after a Milford basket Logan Gines failed to connect on a layup, and Park appeared to snare the rebound plus seemed to be fouled. Instead hie was whistled for a foul that hurt the Tiger dearly. Tabiona regained the ball with 1.3 seconds left and barely missed on a long bomb, which could have won the game. Now it was time for a second overtime. Milford got the breaks in the second overtime by hitting three out of four free throws for a 33-3- 0 edge. Park produced a layup to bring Tabiona beck within one at 33-32. ' , i win. Gines and Rhoades led Tabiona with 11 points and Bagley added eight. Cuny and Park scored two each. Tabiona fired in 13 field goals and hit 5 out of 8 free throws. Rhoades had two and Gines one. Craig Barnes was the top Milford Tiger at 10. Milford hit 13 field goals and connected on 9 out of 14 free throws. The Tigers hit 6 out of 8 from the foul line in the second overtime. Piute led 12-- first quarter and 37-2-6 at the half phia 49-4- 3 after three quarters during Saturdays battle for third-fourtTabiona refused to throw in the towel and behind the shooting touch of Jeremy Curry (three buckets in a row) and rs gave . ' nt 0, three-pointe- r. h'- 4, 9, i v i f'eCj. Milford cime right back with a field goal and two charity tosses by Hardy for a 37-3- 2 lead. Gines hit taro free throws to come within three at 37-3but Milford held on for a four-poi- Tabiona wai 3.2 aeconda away State Boy from defending ita Basketball championship, but Fri-da- y night the free throws wouldn't drop for a Tiger eager with the net result being a 38-3-4 double overtime win by the Milford Tigers, who were then crushed by Green River, 54-3for first place. The Tigers finished fourth when they loot to Piute, 65-6by despite seven junior Chase Rhoades. Tabiona had bomba in the game. 10 three-poiThe Tigers game with Milford, Friday was a low scoring affair with Milford leading 0 at the half and 22-1- 9 after three quarters. Rhoades used his favorite tool-t- he 7rj 5 f V J ' " V-.- :. k i vl J rs ' -- IV v" rk,.-Jt- . ' i-.- ', . - - :, 9, STATE MEET-T- wo Tabiona players clash near the basket The Tigers competed at last week's state tourney . Tabiona placed fourth after beating Wendover and Panguitch in its first two games. The Tigers dropped a double overtime game to Milfcnd in s. the A S - - (p V h. back-to-ba- ck r Rhoades went ahead 60-5- 8 the fourth quarter. Piute quickly tied up the game at 60-6and then hit 4 out of 6 free throws down the stretch to take a five-poitriumph. Rhoades, who was red hot at the three-poiline, led Tabiona with wins first game at tourney SUU Southern Utah University defeated Western Illinois, 78-6Sunday in the first round of the Conference Tournament House led SUU with 20, but teammate Tyson Hancock added 17. He was 8 for 12 from the field, which r. included one Bagley four. Robinson led Piute with 23 and Torgerson scored 19. Gines 8, also hit a three-pointfor Tabiona. The Tigers pumped in 21 field goals and connected on 8 out of 15 free throws. Kalen Parson was the top scorer in the title game for Green River with 25 and Slade Bigelow added 19. er nt three-pointe- t' V tJf s, 0, semi-final- -- by late in three-pointe- rs . , I , ' ,s. t I.. e - , w .v- a to AHS honors 30-poi- senior ladies ' Recently, Altamont High School honored five seniors, Sherri Thayne, Deborah Myrin, WyAnn Weidman, Mem Tew andJentri Sorensen, who helped to lead the Lady Longhorns to a third place finish at the State Tournament. (A photo of the girls appeared in last weeka Uintah Basin Standard.) Their only loss at the state meet was to eventual chams. pion, Panguitch in the The five seniors have an average cumulative GPA of 3.81 and during the second term of this year they all earned a 4.0 GPA. To top it off all five are Sterling Scholar representatives for Altamont High School. These young ladies are just awesome and it has truly been a honor to coach teaim, said Altamont Coach Brent Brotherson. 1-- A semi-final- 6, 1-- A nt t 3-- 1-- A Hall, and the Lady Cougars playing Orem in competitive softball games. Union and Rowland Hall were tied at 1 on a goal by Cougar, Brayden McCairna goal. A 2--1 lewd was taken away from Union when an official ruled a Cougar goal scorer nt Baseball Seth Winterton. Coaches are: head coach, Rick Nielsen; assistants. Van Parker, Jim Faud. Union took on Ben Lomond in Ogden, Friday and has a home match vs. Morgan, March 8. Unions soccer team will hit the road for Price, March 10, and will host Judge, March a ;1 '. , 17. .vrs w 5rJ i 3-- "y ? ' - 3-- Roosevelt Boys Baseball & Girls Fast Pitch Softball cN LAIVsr0c Angus Bulls Register by mail beginning March 1st thru 25th Performance tested bull with EPD that show solid growth & calving ease. Fertility & Trich Tested. CONTACT LEE or CASEY CARTER Mt. Home. UT 84051 or - Girls Softball 435-454-36- 48 435-454-31- 39 Registration Kodie Richards PO Box 1334 Roosevelt, UT 84066 Questions-Kodi- e 353-43- 21 Registration Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. March 17 from March 1 8 from March 24 from March 25 from 722-- 4 Marsha Ben 722-33- He are now accepting bids for the consession stand for the 2000 season. 6 Call Ben at for information. & Filter Most Makes & Models Filter & up to 5 quarts of 115 0 16 Pcnnzoil Oil 3:30 - 7 pm 9 am - 1 pm 3:30 -- 7 pm 9 am -- 1 pm Fees will be from $25 - $35 722-331- Luba Debby Arnold 70 W. 150 N. Roosevelt, UT 84066 722-551- Register at the Roosevelt City Building Oil Change, Boys Baseball Questions-Debb-y other brands available upon request PEHNZOIL 5: m Stop. Go. PwmzoilT No Appointment Necessary i Classic Lube .722-574- 7 The Lady Cougars placed second last year at the Stale Softball Meet on a 0 lose to Snow Canyon, and has a few players back for the 2000 season. Suiting up for the first gams of the season vs. Orem were: Katie Fieldsted, Jackie Morrill, Candace Davenport. Tonya Blue, Kara Taylor, Nina Murray, Megan Fieldsted, Mali Harrison, Jacinta Tqyhr. catcher, Kayleen Rasmussen, pitcher. Union clashed with Spanish Fork, Friday in Roosevelt and then waa set to invade Utah County for gamea against Timpview and Provo, March 7 and Pleasant Grove, Match 10. Urion will host American Fork, March 11. 3-- w-- BATTLING TWOSOME-Unio- n's Brayden McCaims takes on a player from Rowland Hall. McCaims scored two goals in Unions 2 win. Sign-up- s 2-- Arnold, Scott Allred, Austin Loranger, Dustin Larsen, Paul Faud, J nt Rowland Hall scored to taka a 1 adga, hut Union cam right bock with goals by B McCairna and Chast Hackford to tak the 3-- 2 triumph. Other vanity team mem ben are: Tyrell Fenn, Joel Gillespie, Doug Mitchell. Chas Oaks, Adam Van Tasaell, Royce Wilkerson, Kevin Kaaon McCaims, Lan Wakefield, Caleb Keiisen. Travis McKenzie, Jordan Dye, Trevor Carlson, goal ' keeper; Rum' Grant, Ben MitcheU, Van Oaks, Colby Duncan. Other members of the Union soccer tram sre: Austin Harrison. Devan Roberts. Colby Suker, Malt Hotmea, Layn Lebanon, Josh Olsen, Blake Sprouse, Daniel Van Tasaell. Milton Eschler, Morgan Wiaener, Trover nt TlgCr n.v. fouled out. The Bobcats went 6 for 9 from the foul line, and flipped in 20 field goals. waa offsides. Blackwell, Brayden McCairna, Now it waa time for aome serious basketball business with Cuny and Gines going perfect with double 2 for 2 showings at the foul line in the final aeconda that presented a 66-5- 6 triumph to the Tigers. Tabiona wu 10 for 12 at the free throw line during dutch time. Also scoring points for Tabiona were Shay Bagley, 13; Gines, 11; Rhoades, 9 and Riley Bagley, 3. Tabiona fired in 20 field goals and was 24 for 30 from the foul 1 Englestead and Orton scored 20 - "l Union Cats post 2 win over Rowland Hall in soccer battle ten-poi- nt, er ?- - Season Opener nt Jeremy Curry of Tabiona wasnt ip any hurry as ha eqjoyed every second of hit performance. He led his Tabiona team, which finished fourth at region, to its second straight upset win over the ThursPanguitch Bobcats, 66-5day after beating Wendover, one day earlier at the State Boys Hoop Meet. The Tigers shot dose to an amazing 70 from the field. The game was does in the first quarter at 12--8 in favor of Tabiona and waa 29-2- 0 at the half. A throe-pointin the dosing seconds by Chase Rhoades gave the Tigers their nine-poiedge. After the first half, the game waa about as dose as the ThreeStooges vs. Jordan and tlw Bulls with Tabiona playing the Jordan role. Cuny hurried the Tiger out to a lead with 13 counters. He had four a three-poiplay and two more charity tosses. Rhoades also connected on another three-poibomb. V- ... - v Two Logan Gines free throws had Tabiona in command with a lead of 60-4- 7 with just over two minutes remaining. However, Panguitch had their hoop highlight-thr- ee buckets that gave them tome hope to be behind by sis at 62-5-8 with L10 left. By Aldan Rachel .U. 2-- Basketball just ended with the Tournament last week, but Union High School had Spring Fever with its male soccer team opening its season with a 3--2 win over Rowland to whip Panguitch team M,- - SOCCER BATTLE-- A Union player, right clashes with an opposing player from Row land Hall. The Salt Lake City team led 1 at the half, but the Cougars rallied to win the home opener in Roosevelt 3 to 2. The team i coached by Rick Nielsen. By Aldan Raekele Tigers pump in points ... . 295 W. Hwy Wild turkeys come to Nine Mile Canyon Visitors to N ine Mile Canyon may encounter wild turkey, in addition to rock art On FA 23, the Division of Wildlife Resources, in partnership with the National Wild Turkey Federation, transplanted 27 Rio Grand wild turkey to the lower reaches of Nina Mila Canyon. Tha canyon is northeast of Price. Before being released, biologists fit a number oftorda with radio transmitters that will permit them to atudy tha specie movement, nesting locations and habitat preferences. The new transplants wart captured Feb. 22 from tha Colorado River area near tha Colorado Utah boarder. W ild turkeys have dramatically increased in the area, producing a huge surplus of birds. yrora. tha DWR and the NWTF aspect to move wild turkeys into moat suiubla habitats within tha state, and have already introduced hundreds from South Dakota, Wyoming, Kansu and California. Turkey enthuaiacU numbers .ky rechH.7E.Ung abundant hunting opportunity for years to coma. 40, Roosevelt Poor |
