LIVESTREAM: Logan vs Mountain Crest football – Oct. 4, 2024
The Logan Grizzlies vs Mountain Crest Mustangs football broadcast is scheduled to begin at approximately 6:45 p.m. Source link
October 4, 2024
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The Logan Grizzlies vs Mountain Crest Mustangs football broadcast is scheduled to begin at approximately 6:45 p.m. Source link
The Ridgeline Riverhawks vs Sky View Bobcats football broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:45 p.m. Ridgeline Hosts Sky View in Region 11 High School Football Thursday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Dave Simmons and Stratford Simmons. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.5 The Ranch, 106.9 FM/1390 AM The FAN and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Ridgeline games, click here. Source link
A lot of the Mountain West took the week off but it still managed to be an incredibly exciting week with marquee matchups and superstar level performances. UNLV and Boise State flexed their respective muscles in their own respective ways to show that they’re the top dogs of the conference, seemingly destined to make the Oct. 25 matchup between them simply round one of the Mountain West championship game. Also, five weeks into the season and the conference no longer has any winless team. Looking at the standings, there’s a few more teams joining the group that have played a Mountain West game this year and one new face in the AP Poll. Week 5 Mountain West Standings / AP Poll Rankings Rk Team Record MW Record AP Poll Composite Avg Rk (1-134) 1 UNLV 4-0 1-0 25th 31.0 2 San Jose State 3-1 1-0 – 77.7 3 Wyoming 1-4 1-0 – 118.3 4 Fresno State 3-2 1-1 – 75.2 5 Boise State 3-1 0-0 21st 25.3 6 Colorado State 2-2 0-0 – 107.5 7 Hawai’i 2-2 0-0 – 105.5 8 Nevada 2-3 0-0 – 99.7 9 San Diego State 1-3 0-0 – 110.2 10 Utah State 1-3 0-0 –
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Jazz did more than carve out a place in this city. They became a Salt Lake City institution, continuing to draw sellout crowds long after Stockton-to-Malone eventually turned into a rebuilding team that very well could be going on year three of missing the playoffs. Turns out there is room for more than one major professional team in town. The arrival of the team formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes sparked enormous interest with more than 34,000 season-ticket deposits made in the first 48 hours after becoming available. And only 8% of those deposits for the Utah Hockey Club also were Jazz season-ticket holders, which means even more customers for Ryan and Ashley Smith, who own both teams. “So we immediately became very, very bullish on the demand from the community,” said Chris Barney, Smith Entertainment Group president of revenue and commercial strategy. “Another really interesting nuance about that group is 63% of those people hadn’t even been to an arena event in a year. You don’t really get the chance in sports to cultivate a new audience.” The Jazz, who moved to Salt Lake in 1979 after five years in New Orleans,
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Jazz did more than carve out a place in this city. They became a Salt Lake City institution, continuing to draw sellout crowds long after Stockton-to-Malone eventually turned into a rebuilding team that very well could be going on year three of missing the playoffs. Turns out there is room for more than one major professional team in town. The arrival of the team formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes sparked enormous interest with more than 34,000 season-ticket deposits made in the first 48 hours after becoming available. And only 8% of those deposits for the Utah Hockey Club also were Jazz season-ticket holders, which means even more customers for Ryan and Ashley Smith, who own both teams. “So we immediately became very, very bullish on the demand from the community,” said Chris Barney, Smith Entertainment Group president of revenue and commercial strategy. “Another really interesting nuance about that group is 63% of those people hadn’t even been to an arena event in a year. You don’t really get the chance in sports to cultivate a new audience.” The Jazz, who moved to Salt Lake in 1979 after five years in New Orleans,
This week’s Cache Valley Media Group Girls and Boys Prep Players of the Week are Mountain Crest girls soccer forward Hadli Barrera and Ridgeline football quarterback Nate Dahle. The Prep Player of the Week awards are presented by BlueSky Restoration and Center Street Grill. Barrera starred for the Mustangs yet again, earning her second Player of the Week this season. She scored two goals in Mountain Crest’s 6-0 win over Logan in the early game of the week and then led the team to a region title in the latter game. She scored one goal and added an assist for the Mustangs in the 3-1 victory over Green Canyon that sent the Region 11 trophy to Hyrum. Dahle didn’t see a ton of time on the field in Ridgeline’s 68-0 win over Logan last Friday, but did plenty of work in that short time. He completed 9 of his 11 passes for 232 yards and tallied five overall touchdowns — four through the air and one on the ground. Candidates for the Player of the Week award were nominated by Cache Valley Media Group staff and voted on by CVMG high school broadcast and sports staff. Tune in to the Full Court Press on
Basketball powerhouse Gonzaga will become the latest member of the rebuilt Pac-12 Conference, the school announced Tuesday. Gonzaga will move from the West Coast Conference where it has dominated for most of the last quarter century into a conference that was being rebuilt around football, but should be pretty stout on the basketball court. Gonzaga will become the eighth member along with holdovers Washington State and Oregon State, and fellow newcomers Boise State, San Diego State, Fresno State, Utah State and Colorado State from the Mountain West. Gonzaga will join the conference in all of its sports beginning July 1, 2026, as the Pac-12’s only private college up to this point. “Today represents an exciting milestone for the Pac-12 as we welcome another outstanding institution with a rich history of success into our league,” Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould said. Adding Gonzaga still leaves the Pac-12 in need of another football-playing member for CFP purposes. Gonzaga does not have a football program. Last year, Washington State, Boise State, San Diego State, Colorado State, Utah State and Gonzaga all reached the NCAA Tournament in men’s basketball and two seasons ago San Diego State reached the national championship game. Gonzaga athletic director Chris
Here are the results of the football games from Friday, Sept. 27. Links to the replays of each available broadcast are included in the capsules for each game. Mountain Crest 28, Green Canyon 14 To watch a replay of the game, go here. Sky View 20, Bear River 14 To watch a replay of the Sky View broadcast, go here. To listen to a replay of the Bear River broadcast, go here. Ridgeline 68, Logan 0 To watch a replay of the game, go here. Spanish Fork 49, West Field 20 Viewmont 49, Box Elder 21 Rich 14, Bear Lake 0 Declo 6, West Side 0 Malad 35, Soda Springs 6 Region 11 Standings School Overall Region Ridgeline 7-0 3-0 Sky View 5-2 3-0 Mountain Crest 4-3 3-1 Green Canyon 5-2 2-2 West Field 1-6 1-2 Logan 2-5 0-3 Bear River 1-6 0-3 Source link
The Ridgeline Riverhawks vs Logan Grizzlies football broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:45 p.m. Ridgeline Hosts Logan in Region 11 High School Football Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Dave Simmons and Stratford Simmons. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.5 The Ranch, 102.1 FM/610 KVNU and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Ridgeline games, click here. Source link
The Bear River Bears vs Sky View Bobcats broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:45 p.m. Bear River Hosts Sky View in Region 11 High School Football Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Trent Carter and Josh Theurer. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.9 The Ranch and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Bear River games, click here. Source link
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