Altamont’s Ashton Arnold knew he didn’t have a lot of chances left in his high school career to win an individual state track and field title.That changed in a big way during the Class 1A state meet at BYU May 17-18.The senior won the 1,600, 800 and was part of Altamont’s winning 4x400-meter relay.He finished a close second in the 3,200 race.“I have always been pretty good at cross country but I have never been able to win state in track,” Arnold said.
Uintah’s run in the Class 4A state soccer tournament ended with a 5-1 setback to Green Canyon in the quarterfinal round in Logan.The Utes entered the single-elimination tournament as the No.
Uintah was within striking distance of the Desert Hills during the best-of-three Class 4A state playoff baseball series.
Uintah heads into its first Class 4A state lacrosse tournament as the No.
Clutch performance after clutch performance is exactly what the doctor ordered for the Union baseball team in the Class 3A state tournament.The Cougars capped off their historic run by sweeping Canyon View (9-3, 3-2) in the championship series at Salt Lake Community College May 11.
Union moved things into high gear to sweep the team titles at the Region 13 track and field meet.
Uintah senior Mckenzie White has excelled in everything she has participated in for high school sports and in the classroom.She will now get the opportunity to continue to play soccer and golf at North Idaho College.“I’m super excited to go play two sports in college,” White said.
The Uintah High School boys soccer team brought the high intensity from the first minute of the match with Park City.
When the season started, veteran Uintah track and field coach Richard Henderson knew his program was put into a tough Region 8.
After American white pelicans completely abandoned their nesting colony on Gunnison Island last year, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources was encouraged to see the birds nesting on Hat Island this year — the first time they have nested there since 1943.Located in the Great Salt Lake, Hat and Gunnison islands are both owned by the DWR and are designated as wildlife management areas, primarily serving as protected bird rookeries.