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The Aggies have added a second guard out of the transfer portal, greatly bolstering their backcourt with the veteran 6-foot-4 point guard Drake Allen. The name Drake Allen is likely to be at least vaguely familiar to Aggie fans, if not well-known. He’s been all around the state of Utah spanning his high school days and later between time at both the junior college and Division I levels. There was even some interest between Allen and the Aggies when the former was in the transfer portal last spring. Allen had to take the long way to playing D1 ball, his time at Westlake High School down in Saratoga Springs didn’t catch the eyes of higher level college coaches but what he did in his next stop, Snow College, certainly did so. Over two seasons with the Badgers, Allen developed into an assist machine, averaging 2.7 dimes per game in just 16.5 minutes per game as a freshman and then 6.0 a night throughout his sophomore season. He paired that passing with a two-year scoring average of 10.5 points on 55.6 percent shooting. This style of play, that of a medium-level scorer and high-volume passer, translated well for Allen when he
LOGAN — Three spring sports had their playoff brackets set with the release of the final RPI ranking by the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) Wednesday morning. Local Region 11 teams across baseball, softball and boys volleyball now know the path to a 4A state championship. All three sports have seen dominance come out of Region 11, most notably with softball and boys volleyball. The Ridgeline softball team came in ranked first in the RPI, narrowly beating out Desert Hills, a team the Riverhawks defeated 12-1 last week in Millville. In boys volleyball, Logan was the highest rated among Cache Valley teams, ranking second overall behind Orem which posted the best record in 4A this year. Bear River topped all Region 11 teams in baseball, ranking fifth in the final RPI. Softball Final RPI Ridgeline Desert Hills Snow Canyon Cedar Stansbury Payson Bear River Hurricane Murray Tooele Sky View Crimson Cliffs Timpanogos Logan Hillcrest Uintah Orem Mountain Crest Dixie Mountain View Pine View Green Canyon Park City Jordan Cottonwood Provo Regional and Super Regional Matchups Regional and Super Regional matchups are best of three series played at the higher seeded team’s home site. Regionals (May 3-4) #11 Sky View vs
LOGAN, Utah — Utah State women’s basketball head coach Wesley Brooks announced four additions to the team’s 2024-25 roster on Wednesday, including Rhode Island transfer Sophie Sene (Sen), College of Southern Idaho transfer Jamisyn (Jaim-uh-sun) Heaton, Salt Lake Community College transfer Mia Tarver and incoming freshman Ava Smith. All three transfers enter Utah State as juniors and will have two years of eligibility. Sene, a 6-foot-3 center from Nice, France, joins the Aggies after spending the past three years at Rhode Island. There, she redshirted as a true freshman in 2021-22 before playing each of the past two seasons and appearing in 24 games. During her time with the Rams, the team posted a 69-28 combined record, winning Atlantic 10 regular season championships and qualifying for the WNIT in 2022 and 2023, and making a run to the conference championship game in 2024. “Sophie brings valuable experience from a winning Division I program at Rhode Island, where she spent the past three years,” Brooks said. “Her versatile skill set, including a strong elbow jump shot and rebounding ability, will make a big difference in our system. We’re excited to see the athleticism that she brings to the court.” Prior to her
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