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Show I UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. February 19. 2002- - Page 15 i . t t . i t f' . V A - -- J : . . V Mr V V ' .. l , V'.1 iff - v -- A V.. t k. r s' ?" s s. ' .w,' i .. M'ljm TV CSV- tu ' !' iwvy tW" is mi iPwpw-.ji- - i j t i W iv-jja- .v 4. fJA - r.- ' . s . 4 J i a s, -' - - f- - h f 31 YOUNG MATMEN-Roosev- elt Junior High School team members competed in a recent state meet in Delta, Utah earlier this month. Several local wrestlers placed high in the meet that involved teams from Vernal, Delta, Wasatch, Roosevelt, and throughout Utah. t Only Two Seniors Duchesne Lady Eagles earn 8th place at tourney 1-- L33Wi-- - ; ,x,x.c DETERMINED GUY-Uni- on High Schools Morgan Wiscncr. right, battles A turnout's Jeremy Mitchell Jut ing Suite Tournument. Also placing were Ryan a match back in December. Wisener ended up placing sixth at the fifth and Josh Farnsworth, Richman, sixth. Cloward, Cody Bow-dcn-, I 3-- vi JP , A ; x By Aldon Rachele A slow start where Duchesne found themselves behind 23-1- 4 after two quarters kept the fast charging Eagles from tak(won the second half, 32-2ing the consolation crown due to a 48-4- 6 losa to region rival, Whitehorse, Saturday, but DHS isnt too upset as they beat Intermountain Christian, 42-3Girls to finish eighth at the 1-- A 0, State Basketball Tournament. Duchesne lost to Salt Lake Lutheran in the first round, but the Salt Lake City team failed to place in the state meet. Intermountain Christian led Duchesne 9--7 after one quarter and then Duchesne had its hoop prayers answered with 16 counters in the second while holding ICS to just six to lead 22-1- 6 at the half. Duchesne added 10 more in the third for a 32-2- 6 advantage and then received an A for its D with a super defensive effort that limited ICS to just four fourth quarter points. Duchesne pumped in ten in the fourth and won by 12. Tai Marett was tops for Duchesne with 13 and Jolynn Ivie added 12. Lindsay Mullins tossed in eight and Jenny Allen, Sara Panas, two. La Col Grant added one counter. Ivie had two s. DHS fired in 15 field goals and hit 10 out of 18 free throws. Jessica Newhouse led ICS with 12 points. ICS flipped in 7 out of 12 free throws and scored 11 field goals. r Duchesne was behind 10-- 4 at the end of the first quarter, and although they scored ten counters in the second three-pointer- they were behind by nine as Whitehorse added 13 more. The Lady Eagles did better with 14 in the third quarter to come within six points at 34-- 28. Duchesne continued to chase Whitehorse, but the Eagles couldnt lasso them for a victory as they loss by two even though they outscored their opponent in this final quarter, 18-1Ivie was No. 1 for Duchesne with nine points and Marett, Mullins, Fabrizio pumped in eight counters each. Chelsea Stansfield added five and Jenny Allen four. Grant and Erica Skewes tossed in two counters each. Duchesne Ivie had one three-pointe- r. converted 9 out of 12 free throws and hit 18 field goals. Duchesne loses only two seniors, Allen and Skewes, off this years team . Mullins and Gran tare fresh men. I vie, Marett, Fabrizio and Panas are only sophomores. Stansfield is ajunior. D. Martin led Whitehorse with 1 7, and Mitchell added eight Whitehorse pumped in 19 field goals and converted 9 out of l2 free throws. Panguitch, which slaughtered Rich 44-2beat Valley, in the semi-final-s, 42-3- 4 for the 1- - A title (fourth in a row). Layton Christian downed Rich, 54-4for third place. Wayne nipped West Desert, 3935, for fifth. 4. 6, 6, had almost a perin the secfect day (Thursday at State Tournaond round of the ment with Duchesne, Rich, Manila, Whitehorse pocketing wins with the Region 16 teams EAGLE DEFENSE--A member of Duchesne hoop team competes against a Union ball player. The Lady Eagles pocketed third at the Region 1 6 Meet and placed eighth at the State Tournament last week. Duchesne beat Waterford and Intermountain Christian . A each. DHS fired in 11 field goals and hit 5 out of 13 free throws. Fabrizio r. had one King was No. 1 for Waterford at eight and Holmes, Limatta, Wade, Dela-Pian- a added three. Hercules showed her strength with two points, but wasn't strongenough to overpower Duchesne. Waterfordfired in nine field goals and hit 5 out of 14 free throws. Laurel Price ofSalt Lake Lutheran had her hoop prayers answered when shshita shot with 8.1 seconds left to win over give her team a 30-2- 8 Duchesne in the first round of play, Wednesday. (See Duchesne story on Male Eagle win in final seconds vs. Rich). Duchesnes Lady Eagles had lead and led 9--5 jumped out to an after one quarter. The Salt Lake team outscored Duchesne, 4 in the second quarter to tie up the game at DHS pumped in 11 points and held the Salt Lake bunch to eight for a 24-2- 1 third quarter edge. Sadly, the Lady Eagles did a nose dive in the fourth with only four counters, and Salt Lake Lutheran scoring nine plus converting the last shot into a victory. Marett led Duchesne with 11 and Jolynn Ivie added ten. Ivie had one three-pointe-r. Jenny Allen, Fabrizio and Mullins added two points each. Stansfield scored one pointer. DHS hit eight field goals and was 11 for 18 from the foul line. Knudsvig was tops fbr Salt Lake Lutheran at 13. The Salt Lake team pumped in 13 field goals, but almost lost the game at the foul line fay going just 2 for 13. Altamont dropped out of the Tournament when they lost by three poi nts to Whitehorse, Thursday. AHS had a good start of 9--8 after the first eight minutes and both teams scored 15each in the second quarter with the Longhorns leading24-23- . However, a bad third quarter cost Altamont when three-pointe- 8-- 0 8-- 13-1- 3. 1-- A they were outscored 13-- 7 Whitehorse takinga 36-3- 1 advantage. Whitehorse withstood a 10-- 8 fourth quarter Altamont rally to hold on to win the game. Chelsie Gilbert was the top Lady Longhorn at 13 points and Mikki Mecham added 11. Marlee Mower tossed in eight and Staci Bingham five. Laura Ames added four. AHS fired in 17 field goals and hit 5 out of 9 free throws. Mower and Gilbert hit each. one three-pointer Whitehorses Shauna Martin was No. 1 with 16 and Duchesna Martin added ten. Whitehorse pumped in 21 field goalB and was 1 for 5 from the foul line. Tso had one three-pointe- r. The Lady Longhorns began their close encounter fen at the state meet when they lost a first round game to West Deseret, 40-3Wednesday. The first quarter roped and branded the Longhorns with West Deseret leading 14-AHS came right back with 1 1 in the second, but West Desert didnt go thirsty at the hoop with 12fora26-1- 8 halftime edge. However, the West Desert team went dry at the basket with only four counters and Altamont stuck to the hoop like a cactus with ten counters to close the gap tojust two at 30-2- 8 after three. West Desert gained its sweet dessert--a victory-b- y ending its drought with ten points to enter the winning oasis by four points. Altamont scored just eight fourth quarter counters. Mower was the top Lady Longhorn with 17 and Bingham added six. Ames and Gilbert scored four. Mecham 6, 7. added three and Jessee Fisher s. pumped in two. Mower had two AHS fired in 14 field goals and hit 3 out of 5 free throws. K. Allred led West Desert with 18 and C. Allred had ten. West Desert flipped in 15 field goals and was 10 for 21 at the foul with line. 3-- A Union matmen place at meet y Aldon Rachele Union H irfi School had five matmen St ate WrestlingMeet place at the with Cody Bowden, 135; Ryan Cloward, 160. pocketing fifth places and Levi Richman, 152; Josh Farnsworth, 189; Morgan Wisener, 215, placing xixth. Bowden beat Matt Ure ofPincView and Cloward downed Ben Nielsen, Delta, in the battle for fifth place. Delta won the title with 235 points and Wasatch fiiiiahcd second at 192. Bear River ended up third at 154. Carbon waseighth at 99 points. Uintah was ninth at 91 counters, which is the worst finish in years for the Utcs, who state team titles have won since the late 1950a. Union, which beat Uintah duringa dual meet, ended up behind the Utes in 12 place at 68counters. Just ahead ofUnion were; Dixie, 88 and Iehi, 86. Gsrbon had two champions i n Cameron Dansie, 135. and Shea Timothy, 145. Uintah had a second placer in Cory Hacking, 112. 3-- A February 21 More Boys Hoop, Duchesne 4irjh School a! Allanv February 22 3-- 1 " Round Playofs February 3-- Boys L ady Coi igrn s to ha-.- 2 h & Girls home gamo Hoop Miiots. Si. George, Utah 3-- A 20-pl- Wrestlers place in state tourney Roosevelt Junior High liud 3 wres1 tlers who competed in the slate meet at Delta, Feh. 2, and those matinrn. who placed were: Cale Cook, Garrett Cloward, second; Uriah Grcveyes, third; Joseph Bowden, fourth and ZurhfirvTrujillo, sixth Other local wrestlers, who took part, were; Nathan Tnyillo, Lewis liurdctt. Colhy Ilarmston, Chet Harding. Aaron LaRose, Travis McClure, Knd.y Kimhcl. and Carl They are coached by Casey Winn, Ryan Siddoway, Rick Jcppscn am) assistant coaches, Tim Trujillo and Jim- Bowden. All I he wrest lers in the club had a giMidyenrand supporters give a hats oir for the great job the coaches and wrestlers did this year. - three-pointer- 4--1) 1-- A lone setback fay Altamont, which lost to one of its own fellow squads, Altamont and Whitehorse, 44-4Duchesne opened with state play-i-n game wins last week. The Lady Eagles nipped Escalante, 33-2-1 , Monday, Feb. 1 1 and the Lady Longhorns edged the at Piute in double overtime, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 62 to 65. Duchesne beat Intermountain Christian, Friday to reach the consolation title game . State Meet The first day ofthe was practically a disaster for Region 16 with five ofthe six duba loaingfirst round games, and Rich just beating Intermountain Christian School by The Lady Rebels one point, 28-2were outscored 12--0 in the fourth ST ATE MEET BA TTLE-Ry- an Cloward of Union High School clashes with a rrceni opponent. Cloward ended up filth along w ith teammate, Cody Bowden at last weeks State Tournament best selection of used vehicles? ' Customer Satisfaction Drives our Success! Put Your Tax Refund To Work! 1. 7 . . . ds 1-- A iyss tidr".? '96 Mercury Villigcr 4 :: i quarter. Duchesne hurled a shutoutoftheir own as they drained Waterford's offense, 0 in the fourth quarter for a 28-2- 3 second day win over the Sandy team in the consolation bracket The Waterford crew didnt exactly flood the hoop, but still led 6--5 after one quarter. The Lady Eagles built a dam to blockWaterford's offense with just six second quarter points and flew to the hoop for nine to lead 2 at the half. The offenses starting flowing to the hoops little better with Waterford pumping in 1 1 counters and Duchesne ten for a 24-2- 3 Eagle edge after three quartern. Waterfords winning hopes were flushed detarn the drain due to fourth quarter shutout blues. Jessica Fabrizio led Duchesne with 11 points and Tai Marett scored six. 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