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Show V Page B1 The Summit Countv Bee SegtmbfM4j2001 How Sweet it Is N.S. Fights Hard Student Writer: Greg Piercy On Friday. Sept. 7, the Ninth Summit Braves defeated the South Summit Wildcats 270. The Braves started out the game slow, turning the ball over several times with fumbles and not executing very well on offense. The Braves defense, however, was Student Writer: FniikT Stephens The Junior Varsity Football Team hosted the South Summit Wildcats on Thursday. Sept. 6. In the first half, the Wildcats were beating the JV by a touchdown. The weather was cold, and rainy but that didn't stop the North Summit Braves to fight back. With four seconds left in the third quarter. Rocky Pace intercepted llie hali. I lis interception set up a touchdown by lance Berman. Garrett Rees kicked the extra point and took the score 1 1 to 9 in favor of the South Summit Wildcats. Game ends 12 to 9 with the North Summit Braves being defeated in a hard fought battle against the South Summit Wildcats. The freshman football team traveled to Ml. View to play the Buffalos. The first of the second half, the buffalos kicked off. Curtis I.ouder caught the ball and ran 90 yards to make a touchdown for the Braves. The last half, the freshman played hard but lost a good game. The final score was 46 to 6 in favor of the Buffalos. Runners Do Well Student Writer: Lisa Ferry Last Saturday, Sept. 8, the North Summit Cross Country team headed to the Provo Invitational and produced come extraordinary results. Johnny Rodriguez, a freshman, had a really amazing rare, lie placed fifth place over all in the BEV race against 1A through SA, and first place in 1A through 2A. Also out of all the freshmen that ran in all the races Johnny had the fastest time and received a metai Jonathan Snyder (19:48) took second place Chad Harper (21:20) took sixth place and Brett Evans (21:45) look seventh place out of 1A through 5A. They all performed well all received metals for their efforts. Kristin Snyder (22:04) second place and Lisa Ferry (27:01) eighth place ran well and also received metals for running in the girls Varsity lace. Cross Country Team: Back row: Chad Harper, Jonathan Snyder and Johnny Rodrigues; Front row: Lisa Ferry, Brett Evans and Kristen Snyder. playing very tough, not allowing South Summit to throw the ball deep and causing turnovers of their own. With the Braves picking up momentum with their defense, late in the second quarter Craig Louder scored the first touchdown for the Braves on a pass from Downard. Going into half time (he Braves lead The Braves received the ball to start out the third quarter. The braves 7-- 0. Lady Braves Fight Hard Student Writer: Jace Ovard VOUHCMMmi PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE ' NORTH SUMMIT HAPPENINGS scored in just a few plas with a 55 yard run by quarter hack Jake Dow nard. Now it was time I'm the Braves defense to take user. South Summit did. however, diive and was attempting to score a touchdown, hut the Brave defense held strong on the 6 inch line and stuffed South Summit. The fourth quarter clearly belonged to the Biases. North Summit scored two more touchdowns by ('arisen and luHidcr. The Braves defense was relentless as ever, not allowing SS to put together any kind of drive. The final seme was North Summit 27 South Summit 0. The Braves are 4-- 0 through out the year, and will play Manli next week for Homecoming. On Thursday, the Lady Braves traveled to South Summit to open Region play. The Braves had high hopes of heating their rival South Summit. The freshman got things started right by heating South Summit in three games. The JV came out ready to play. But South Summit got it started first by wining the first game. The Braves bounced buck and won the second game. The third game could have gone either way but the Braves fell short, losing by two. The Varsity Lady Braves were pumped up and ready to play. They came out strong in the first game. The Braves got on the board first. They jumped ahead by four points. For most of the game it looked like North Summit would pull olT a win. But llie latdy Cals rallied together and took the lead. The Braves came back hard but it was not enough as the Iady Cats went onto win the first The second game soon game Braves wanted to win and the begun even more. The Cats were ready for the Braves. The Cats won the second 15-All the Braves played hard. should have a great season this They Brave fans arc Imiking All the year. forward to the Lady Braves season, and (hey will be their cheering on their team, ('imxl luck. Lady Braves! 15-I.- V 6. WERE FIGHTING FOR were fighting for American Heart V0URUFE HOUR LIFE Association American Heart Association Dispatcher - Summit County is currently recruiting for a part time Dispatcher 1 . Performs a variety of working level technical duties involving the use of radio equipment to dispatch various emergency response agencies, including: county sheriff, police, Business Lines of Credit 1- game and emergency medical personnel in response to a variety of county and community emergency and assistance calls. Minimum Qualifications: Graduation from high school and one year of experience performing related duties. Must successfully complete dispatch certification school. BCI Technical Operator Class and become certified as an Emergency Medical Dispatcher within 12 months of hire date. Salary Range: $10.98 - $15.34hr. Summit County is a drug free work place conand random drug testing. Applicant must ducting submit a Summit County Application. For and application and a copy of a complete Job description, please contact Personnel at or you may access our web site at www. Please send completed application to: Summit County Personnel, P.O. box 128, Coalville, Utah 84017. Summit County is an E.O.E. Closing date: Friday, September 28, 2001 at 5:00p.m. fire, animal control, fish Under $50,000. Stated Income, Full documentation (j(jP Washington & co.sum-mit.ut.u- s. 435-336-32- Now Available at y. Mutual Keep Your Lands In Family Hands September 20, 2001 6:00 p.m. i For more information call Adam Clark, Jeremy Lewis or Stop in I x at 6250 N. Sagewood Drive Kimball Junction it h Summit County Courthouse Phone r Fax 435-655-49- 435-655-49- 29 20 60 North Main, Coalville, Utah The Summit Count Commission is hosting a meeting that will share information about conservation easements, estate tax benefits, sources of funding for land conservation, etc. fc I Toll Free 800-696-11- 26 Learn the Different Options Available To You III time to itart planting , liulbs for beautiful spring blooms! Were receiving new shipments of many varieties, from tulips, to lilies, to dafTodils and more. Come in soon for best selection! 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