Rules are rules and that meant after American Fork starting pitcher Talon Willardson had thrown his 110 pitches he had to come off the mound and give the ball to Ty Holmstead to get the final two outs. When Willardson left the game it was the top of the seventh and his team led 6-1 and Lehi ...
Salem Hills senior Jo Norman has pitched more than several outstanding games during her prep career, but none like the one she pitched during Wednesday's 1-0 win over West Field. And the Skyhawks needed every bit of it, as the final score certainly suggests. With a consecutive trip to the ...
KAYSVILLE – One girls golf state title is tough enough, but now think about five. Long rounds, months of preparation and strife – all of it hinging on a two-day weekend. It took a true team effort for Lone Peak to notch its fifth consecutive team title on Tuesday at Davis Park Golf ...
In the last few years, the Lone Peak boys soccer team has endured some heartbreaking moments as its season has ended short of its goals. This year, however, the Knights are going to get their shot. Lone Peak got the job done in the 6A semifinals, knocking off Salt Lake Academy, 2–0, at ...
Spanish Fork head softball coach Natalie Jarvis spent most of her career with the Dons not going to the traditional high school graduation. But she had a good reason. It's because her girls have almost always been in the middle of their state playoff run when graduation rolls around, so ...
Something eventually had to give for Maple Mountain during Monday's thrilling 5A semifinal matchup versus Hillcrest, and finally, as the first overtime was winding down, it did. Finding the ball on his left foot and a wide open goal in front of him, Maple Mountain junior Carter Egbert found ...
The Provo girls lacrosse team didn't necessarily save its best for last during Tuesday's 16-13 semifinal win over Judge Memorial, although it certainly appeared that way to those in attendance. Up just 12-11 entering the final 12 minutes of play, Provo poured it on, scoring three straight ...
There’s a certain futility to playing defense against the Skyridge girls lacrosse team. The Falcons are so skilled and so potent, it’s almost unfair. Skyridge — the No. 1 seed in the Class 6A state tournament — has been tormenting opponents all season, scoring 397 goals in 20 ...
First of all, the Maple Mountain baseball team is enormous. Morning weight lifting sessions — and good genetics — have helped create one of the biggest, most physical rosters in the state that boasts eight players 200 pounds or more. At least 17 players are 6-feet tall or bigger. The ...
The magic continued for Skyridge as the No. 7 seeded Falcons defeated No. 2 Mountain Ridge 11-9 to open up the bracket play portion of the 6A state baseball tournament held at BYU’s Larry Miller Field on Monday. Skyridge barely survived its Super Regional. After losing the first game 5-0 in ...
