Brevin Egbert runs the ball for the Sky View Bobcats in their playoff game against Hurricane. Photo by Sean Greene. LOGAN – The 2022 football season for Region 11 saw its fair share of ups and downs with player injuries, new coaches, young players stepping into expanded roles and multiple teams making it to the 4A semifinal playoff games in Cedar City. The season was full of close contests and exciting plays and the voting members* of the Cache Valley Media Group who regularly follow high school football have voted on and selected the All Region 11 1st and 2nd teams, along with an MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. Running back Brevin Egbert from Sky View was recognized as the MVP; wide receiver Andrew Thornley from Logan was recognized as the Offensive Player of the Year; linebacker Carson Olsen from Mountain Crest was recognized as the Defensive Player of the Year; and, first-year Mountain Crest head coach Ryan Visser was selected as the Coach of the Year. Region 11 MVP: Brevin Egbert from Sky View Brevin Egbert takes a handoff from Carson Thatcher. Photo by Lorene Hale “For me,

Logan High Grizzlies. Photo by Lorene Hale LOGAN – The Utah High School Activities Association released a “first consideration” for upcoming re-alignment of regions and classification for schools that would take effect in fall of 2023. For schools in and around Cache Valley there are multiple potential changes that would impact high school athletics. First and foremost among these changes is Logan High School potentially moving down from the 4A classification to 3A. No other teams in Region 11 – which currently consists of Bear River, Sky View, Green Canyon, Logan, Ridgeline and Mountain Crest – is recommended to move up or down. Mountain Crest is a school that is considered “on the bubble” for a potential move down to 3A, but as things stand with the proposal the Mustangs would remain in 4A. Proposed 4A Classification Uintah Provo East Bountiful Timpanogos Dixie Bonneville Ridgeline Murray Jordan Crimson Cliffs Orem Tooele Green