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Show Utah Valley at even strength with BYU goals to UVU's two in the final quarter to .win the game. UVU coach Kevin Perkins stated that this has been the biggest game so far this year. "We're division II, they're division I," said Perkins. "We stayed with them for three quarters." Cory Heward played a phenomenal game in the cage as goalie as did midfielder, Trevor McCann, who scored three goals and aided with an assist. Ryan Cantwell also played exceptionally well on defense. Heward believes that UVU has a team superior to that of BYU and the Wolverines should have won. tlWe did play our game," said Heward. "But we couldn't do the fundamentals like pass or catch the ball and that was a huge downfall to the game." The team will next play Westminster, who they have defeated three times in the last year. That game will take place on March 13. WESLIE GRAHAM Sports writer ^We're clivision |§:pyision I," fe Per- "We. with quarters. M The Utah Valley University lacrosse team played rival Brigham Young University in a nail biting face-off Feb. 27. HeldatBYU's North University Field, spectators filled the stands to overflowing to watch the teams compete neck and neck until BYU took the lead in the fourth quarter to win the game 15-10. As a division II team, the Wolverines kept up with division I BYU with amazing consistency. The end of the first quarter brought a score of 3-2 with UVU in the lead. Halftime ended with a tie of 5-5, the commentator of the game announcing that the teams were at even strength. In the third quarter BYU took the lead in a score of 9-8. With much tension in the crowd, spectators watched as BYU made a run of six BRIEFS Jllolverines improve in final Hound of Red Rocks Invitational - Utah Valley improved by seven shots in the second and final round of the 2010 Red Rocks Invitational at the Oak Creek Country Club and finished in fifteenth place. The Wolverines were just two shots behind Montana State for fourteenth and just 11 shy of finishing in the top 10 of the 18-team tournament. . .• Abbie Lei Archibald was one of three MJVU golfers to shoot their best round in "Sunday's final 18 and was the top finisher, tying for forty-eighth. Brittany Butler had the low round of the tournament, an 81, and improved on Saturday's round by eight shots. Stephanie Fox also shot four strokes better in the final round. Host Northern Arizona won the team title by four shots over Cal Poly while Portland's Paige Rachor took home medalist honors with a one-shot victory over two Cal Poly golfers. The Wolverines will be off until March 25-26 when they compete at the Cal Poly Lamkin Match Play. i-Ki-<^v"---vf.Vii^ GLOBAL WARMING' IS N O GLOBAL CRISIS $ :; Sftp; l#! * ' • ? $ £ * ; • •••• 5V ; ''riy&*-,\-- *! V " V . •' :,-r •': ^ %!J LORD MQNCKTON The Science and Public Policy Institute invites you to a Utah •Citizens' Forum with Tike Viscount Monckton ofBrenchley, one of the"world's wittiest, most sought-after public speakers, the I formidable international expert on the science, economics and,, politics o f global warming" whom Al Gore refuses to debate., -^U Hi--' Christopher Monckton, a former adviser to UK Prime Minister Maggie Thatcher, testified before Congress twice last year, and has made presentations to government officials and citizens in Western nations from the EU to North America to Austrlia. He has briefed major industries and businesses such as Lloyd's of London. He has just returned from a 2-week speaking tour of Australia. FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC: 'GLOBAL WARMING* IS NO GLOBAL CRISIS ts there realp M Jpucjfrptfc threat to the planet requiring a complete tranifonnation of tbe US guNiuuiK? Docs Coofreas reaBy need to shut down five-sixths of the US economy and Impose on j i a i i 19* century standard of Erring? Wolverines win in 13 to complete four-game sweep of Southern Utah > Utah Valley basebasll scored six times in the thirteenth inning to survive a wild 19-13 win and complete of a four-game sweep ofcSouthern Utah on Saturday in rainy St. George. Cole McWhorter scored the go-ahead rurtpn a wild pitch and the Wolverines (4-3) tacked on five more runs in the thirteenth. Jason Zundel, who threw out what would have been the game-winning run from left field in the bottom of the ninth, drove in a run in the 13th and Chris Benson and Kevin Arendse both had two-RBI doubles in the inning. UVU jumped out to a 10-1 lead after the top of the second and seemed on its way to an easy win, but the T-Birds (0-8) fought back and actually took a lead in the eighth. Free to the Public COME, LISTEN AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. See our new website: http://www.utahcllmate.org/. 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