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DWR is proposing raising the number of permits they will give out in 2024. Source link
April 4, 2024
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DWR is proposing raising the number of permits they will give out in 2024. Source link
The UHSAA released the first of several RPI rankings to be revealed this week. This morning the baseball rankings were posted and Region 11 teams were not very well represented at the top as Bear River is the only team from the region to be inside the top 10 of the RPI. The Bears came in ranked fourth of the 24 teams in the 4A classification with Ridgeline at 13th, Green Canyon at 20th, Sky View at 23rd and Logan in the 24th spot. Box Elder, in the 5A RPI, came in at 13th of 31 teams. Five more RPI rankings are scheduled to be revealed this week, one each weekday through Friday. The time of reveal for all of them will be 10 a.m. Tuesday (April 2) – Boys and Girls Lacrosse Wednesday (April 3) – Softball Thursday (April 4) – Boys Soccer Friday (April 5) – Boys Volleyball UHSAA 4A Baseball RPI Snow Canyon (12-3) Dixie (15-5) Desert Hills (13-4) Bear River (9-4) Crimson Cliffs (12-4) Pine View (11-4) Timpanogos (9-6) Stansbury (7-5) Cottonwood (7-3) Provo (9-2) Park City (8-5) Uintah (7-4) Ridgeline (9-4) Hurricane (5-7) Mountain Crest (6-6) Payson (5-7) Mountain View (6-6) Juan Diego (4-9) Cedar
LOGAN — The embattled Utah State women’s basketball program will turn its future over to Ohio State assistant coach Wesley Brooks as the Aggies look to bounce back from a turbulent five-year stretch. “Wesley is a great developer of people, not only as high-preforming student-athletes, All-Americans and professionals, but as young women in society,” USU Athletic Director Diana Sabau said in a statement. “Under his leadership, we look forward to advancing the trajectory of women’s basketball at Utah State University.” Brooks holds two decades of coaching experience, starting out as a manager under then-head coach John Beilein at West Virginia and later becoming a graduate assistant and eventually director of basketball operations with the Mountaineers. For the 2007-08 season, he took on an assistant coaching role at Robert Morris, moving on shortly after to have stints at, Texas Southern (2008-11), North Texas (2011-15), Utah (2015-17), Michigan (2017-21) and most recently Ohio State (2021-24). “I am thankful and honored that Diana and President (Elizabeth) Cantwell have given me the opportunity to lead the Utah State women’s basketball program,” said Brooks in the Aggies’ press release. “I am excited and look forward to establishing a program that Aggie nation can be proud
HYRUM – Mountain Crest High School here is preparing to host a Regional Water Polo Tournament on Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20. The two-day aquatic event, sponsored by the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau, is expected to draw high school water polo teams from throughout northern Utah. Water polo is a competitive team sport played in pools between two teams of seven players each. The game consists of four quarters in which the teams attempt to score goals by throwing the ball into the opposing team’s goal. From its beginnings as an adaptation of rugby played in lakes and rivers, water polo has now evolved into one of the toughest competitive sports in the world. Each team’s six field players must play offense and defense, swimming continuously, often multiple lengths of the pool. Water polo is a game of both stamina and strategy. Players can burn up to 700 calories an hour, while swimming about the pool, treading water, passing and shooting the ball. Spectators are being invited to witness the all-day tournament play on April 19 and 20, which is expected to showcase the immense talent of local athletes. In addition to the high-intensity games, the regional tournament
LOGAN — Utah State got the unique opportunity to introduce two head coaches in one press conference, allowing fans to meet with new women’s basketball head coach Wes Brooks and men’s basketball head coach Jerrod Calhoun in the Wayne Estes Center Tuesday morning. The two coaches are taking over programs that are at very different stages. The men’s side just won an NCAA Tournament game and is on a six-year run that’s included five qualifications to the Big Dance, two regular season titles and a pair of conference tournament titles. The women’s team is on a five-year run where the average yearly win total is in the single digits (and the highest single-season win total in that span is 11). Brooks and Calhoun are very aware of those facts and their respective comments reflected as much. Calhoun said it pretty bluntly that “this is not a rebuild, this is a reload.” He even went above and beyond with his goals for the program, bypassing talk of repeating as Mountain West champions and going all the way to the top. “I told (the players) if they come back, they run it back, we can win a national championship. I truly believe
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Ryan Conwell matched his career high with 27 points and Robbie Avila had 26 points and 10 rebounds to help top-seeded Indiana State take advantage of a heavily partisan home-state crowd to beat second-seeded Utah 100-90 on Tuesday night and advance to the NIT championship game. Isaiah Swope added 15 points — all in the second half — and eight assists for Indiana State (32-6), which reached its first national tourney title game since Larry Bird took the unbeaten Sycamores to the 1979 NCAA title game against Magic Johnson and Michigan State. A win Thursday in Indianapolis against top-seeded Seton Hall (24-12) would allow the Sycamores to tie the 1978-79 team’s single-season school record for victories. Deivon Smith had a career high 28 points, seven rebounds and six assists to lead the Utes (22-15), the last Pac-12 men’s team still playing in the league’s farewell season. Branden Carlson scored 17. Utah made 17 3-pointers, with Smith going 6 of 6. It certainly wasn’t easy for Indiana State to take control. But once it did, turning a 10-2 run midway through the second half into a 63-56 lead, the Sycamores never trailed again and extended the margin to
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Caris LeVert scored 26 points and Jarrett Allen had 21 points and 12 rebounds, helping the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Utah Jazz 129-113 on Tuesday night. LeVert started in place of Donovan Mitchell, who missed Tuesday’s game due to injury management. Evan Mobley added 21 points for the Cavs, and reserve Sam Merrill had 18 points on six 3-pointers. Cleveland had 38 assists on 46 baskets and shot 54% from the field. “We try to take the play that’s there and we have enough talent on this team that if we just make the simple play, defenses are going to have to make tough choices,” coach J.B. Bickerstaff said. The Cavaliers also scored 26 points off 20 Jazz turnovers while leading wire to wire. They stopped a four-game road losing streak. “This was one of those nights where it felt like we played our type of basketball,” Allen said. “The ball was moving. We were talking on defense.” Brice Sensabaugh made six 3-pointers and scored 22 points for Utah, matching his season high in his rookie year. “I think it was just a matter of time before I started getting my rhythm,” Sensabaugh said. “I
Utah State basketball fans got a double gut-punch of news in the early afternoon as the two leading scorers from last years NCAA Tournament team, Great Osobor and Ian Martinez, entered the transfer portal with reports coming within minutes of each other. Joe Tipton of On3 reported the news of Osobor entering the transfer portal. According to his report, the 2024 Mountain West Player of the Year is also “testing the NBA Draft waters” and “will also consider a return to USU as he explores his options in the portal.” NEWS: Utah State big man Great Osobor, the Mountain West POY, plans to enter the transfer portal, while also testing the NBA Draft waters, he tells @On3sports. The 6-8, 250-pound junior averaged 17.7 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game this season. Osobor says he… pic.twitter.com/OhQ1xfhKo2 — Joe Tipton (@TiptonEdits) April 3, 2024 In his lone season at USU, Osobor averaged 17.7 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game, all of which were most among Aggie players. It was a breakout campaign for the 6-foot-8 forward who spent two seasons coming off the bench at Montana State. Osobor followed his head coach, Danny Sprinkle to Logan and with
The first boys and girls RPI rankings were jointly revealed yesterday morning by the UHSAA. Region 11 tops the rankings in girls lacrosse with Bear River and Sky View is the highest ranking boys lacrosse team at third. For girls lacrosse, Mountain Crest is the next-highest ranked team behind the Bears, coming in at sixth. Sky View is eighth, Logan is at 10th, Green Canyon is 11th and Ridgeline ranks 13th among the 17 teams ranked. In boys lacrosse, Green Canyon joins the Bobcats in the top five with the Wolves ranking fifth. Ridgeline is seventh and Mountain Crest is 10th to give Region 11 four teams in the top 10. Bear River is just outside that group at 11th. Region play has not yet begun for either Region 11 boys or girls lacrosse. Those games will begin next week. UHSAA 4A Girls Lacrosse RPI Bear River (6-0) Timpanogos (6-1) Payson (5-0) Juan Diego (4-1) Judge Memorial (3-2) Mountain Crest (3-2) Provo (4-3) Sky View (1-1) Uintah (1-5) Logan (1-4) Green Canyon (1-3) Orem (1-2) Ridgeline (1-5) Waterford (0-3) Mountain View (0-3) Jordan (0-5) Hillcrest (0-3) UHSAA 4A Boys Lacrosse RPI Juan Diego (5-0) Judge Memorial (4-2) Sky View (3-4)
Softball became the fourth of six spring sports to have its RPI revealed this by UHSAA. The initial rankings were revealed this morning and featured several teams from Region 11 toward the top of the rankings. Ridgeline, which remains undefeated at 11-0, were ranked second overall, just behind No. 1 Desert Hills. Bear River come in at sixth with Logan and eighth and Sky View ninth to round out four total Region 11 teams in the top 10. Mountain Crest and Green Canyon are ranked 22nd and 23rd, respectively. Two more RPI rankings are scheduled to be revealed this week, one each weekday through Friday. The time of reveal for all of them will be 10 a.m. Thursday (April 4) – Boys Soccer Friday (April 5) – Boys Volleyball UHSAA 4A Softball RPI Desert Hills (13-2) Ridgeline (11-0) Snow Canyon (13-3) Cedar (12-5) Stansbury (5-3) Bear River (7-4) Hurricane (11-7) Logan (6-4) Sky View (8-4) Payson (6-8) Crimson Cliffs (8-8) Murray (6-5) Tooele (6-4) Orem (7-4) Uintah (6-6) Hillcrest (7-4) Timpanogos (5-5) Dixie (5-10) Mountain View (6-6) Jordan (2-4) Pine View (3-10) Mountain Crest (2-12) Green Canyon (0-7) Cottonwood (2-6) Park City (0-4) Provo (0-7) Region 11 Softball Standings Ridgeline:
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