SANDY - More than anybody on the field, Alta's Richard Harrison knew just how quick Layton could have come back from its two-goal deficit against the Hawks.
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KEARNS - When the baseball season began, the Judge Memorial players, one by one, met with each other, discussed the months that were ahead and made the one declaration that has defined their spring.
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TAYLORSVILLE - Judging by the way sophomore Josi Summers and her Bear River teammates were playing Friday evening at Valley Softball Complex, you'd never guess that 24 hours earlier they had perhaps their biggest scare of the season.
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The Utah Select, a 12-under boys' basketball team, won the Las Vegas Spring Showcase Basketball Tournament earlier this week.
The team finished with a 5-0 record and captured the Platinum Division Championship - which is the highest division.
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It is obvious when you see her play.
She exudes confidence when she brings the basketball up the court. She cradles the ball in a way that just borders on carrying.
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Posted: 3:36 PM- Sam Elliott, Tooele High's football coach the past three seasons, is leaving that position to become the new head coach at Union High in Roosevelt.
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PROVO - Last year, Park City tennis player Taylor Smith made it all the way to the 3A No. 2 singles final before cramping up during the decisive match.
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Posted: 12:02 PM- Springville High's Jason Chamberlain has been named the national winner of the 2008 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award presented by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum, beating out 49 state winners and five regional winners.
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Maybe Judge's Alli Nakamura will realize the impact of her win at Rose Park Golf Course five or 10 years from now. Maybe it will just take a year.
Or maybe she felt the impact of her victory as soon as UHSAA assistant director Dave Wilkey told the crowd of the 40 or so people who
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