The Uintah High School girls wrestling team needed less than 45 minutes to pick up a 60-18 home dual region victory over Mountain View.The Lady Utes overpowered the visiting team from start to finish.“I love how they are wrestling,” Uintah coach Patrick Sharp.
Everything is starting to come together for the Uintah High School boys wrestling team in the first month of the regular season.
Uintah’s Dausen Gardiner drilled a 3-pointer with a few seconds left in regulation to tie the score at 41-41 against Union in the rivalry boys basketball contest.The Utes outscored the Cougars 7-4 in overtime to claim a thrilling 48-45 victory in front of a packed house in Roosevelt.“We set the play for Dausen to shoot the ball after the screen,” Uintah coach Brandon Johnson said.
The Uintah High School girls wrestling team controlled two opponents to produce big time wins in Vernal.
A 6-1 start by the Duchesne High School girls basketball team has been generated from some strong defensive efforts.The Lady Eagles have turned into one of the better teams in 2A with the ability to hold their opponents under 40 points.“We are really excited about how the girls are playing,” Duchesne coach Kyle Grant said.
Tabiona’s Sicily Fabrizio had one last chance to make a strong impression on the volleyball court this fall.The senior delivered all season for the Lady Tigers.
Curtis Condie has stepped down from the Union High School boys basketball head coaching position.
Uintah registered back-to-back convincing wrestling victories in front of its wrestling fans in Vernal.
Uintah swim coach Jared Bigler didn’t know how his team would perform after taking Thanksgiving off from practice.The Utes looked like they didn’t miss a beat after crushing Provo 145-25 in a dual at the Uintah Community Center pool.
A fast start lifted the Uintah High School boys basketball team to a 76-59 home victory over Moffat County in Vernal.The victory was the first of the season for the Utes.“We were able to score lots of points in the win and that is what we are going to have to do,” Uintah coach Brandon Johnson said.