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Mountain Crest can’t overcome sluggish start – Cache Valley Daily

Ben Lomond built a 31-22 lead early in the third quarter before Oliver Nethercott sparked a 12-4 run for the Mustangs. Mountain Crest found themselves down 35-34 before the Scots closed the last 2:30 on an 8-2 run they never relinquished. Mountain Crest never got closer than two possessions as they fell 58-46 in their first road game of the season. Mountain Crest had no answer on defense for Kekoa Beard who scored a game high 25. Beard had 10 points in the first and third quarters. No other Scot was in double figures but Jake East had nine and Chauncey Whitty and Preston Williams each had eight. Ben Lomond was very effective from the free throw line early, going 9-11 in the first three quarters before leaving the door open by just shooting 5-11 in the final period. Mountain Crest couldn’t take advantage of those empty trips and coach Chandler Smith picked up a technical foul over the reffing. The Mustangs had only seven free throw attempts to Ben Lomond’s 22, and Mountain Crest continued their struggles by only converting 3-7 from the charity stripe. On the season the team is now 37-78 from the free throw line. Nethercott

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Shooting and defense lead to Mustangs first win – Cache Valley Daily

HYRUM – Ogden went on a 6-0 run over the first three minutes of the second quarter to go up 17-10 before Karson Falslev turned on the offense for Mountain Crest. Falslev scored eight of his game high 21 points in the second quarter and fueled the 24-8 run over the next nine minutes for a 34-25 Mustang lead. The Tigers only cut the lead to seven points once, trailing by as much as 15, as Mountain Crest controlled the rest of the way for 59-48 win, coach Chandler Smith’s first. In the first five games of the season Mountain Crest had made just 20 shots from deep, but hit nine 3-pointers against Ogden. Falslev led the way with five of them to finish with a career high 21 points. Preston Lofthouse hit two outside shots and finished with 15, his fifth double digit scoring effort in six games. The Mustangs did continue their struggles from the free throw line, going 8-16. Now they’re 34-71 from the charity stripe on the season. Mountain Crest did improve on defense, forcing 17 Tiger turnovers to their 14. Ogden had nine turnovers in the second half to Mountain Crest’s four, though three for

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Mountain Crest’s big buckets aren’t enough, fall 44-40 in OT – Cache Valley Daily

HYRUM – With just over a minute left Preston Lofthouse drove the paint and kicked the ball to Oliver Nethercott who hit a wide open 3 to take a 37-35 lead. It was the Mustang’s first lead since right before half when Miles Croshaw hit a big three. Mountain Crest had the ball with the game tied at 37, but turned the ball over with seven seconds left and went to overtime. The Mustang’s turned it over three times in the extra period and fell 44-40. Free throws were the difference in the game again for Mountain Crest. The Mustangs were 4-10 from the charity stripe while Cedar Valley finished 7-12, but were 6-7 in the fourth quarter and overtime. Dallin Rupper entered the fourth with just two points, but finished with 12 while hitting the 6-7 over the last 14 minutes. Ty Christensen, who was the sixth leading scorer coming into the game, had a game high 20 points. Karson Falslev had his second double digit scoring game of the season with a game high 11, and the three points in the overtime. Preston Lofthouse had his fourth double digit scoring game of the first five games with 10

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Late turnovers cost Mountain Crest in 55-41 loss to Box Elder – Cache Valley Daily

HYRUM – Neither Mountain Crest, nor Box Elder, led by more than four points for the first 34 minutes of the game. Tied at 36 heading into the final period the Mustangs could not protect the ball. The Bees forced three turnovers to build and eight point lead over the first four minutes of the fourth quarter, and led by no less than seven the rest of the way. Mountain Crest fell to 0-4 with a 55-41 loss. Preston Lofthouse was the only double-digit scorer for Mountain Crest at 13.3 points per game coming in, but played just a few minutes in the first half after picking up three fouls. Lofthouse didn’t start the third, but played more in the fourth before fouling out and finished with only four points. Oliver Nethercott stepped up, scoring a career high 18 points but was scoreless in the fourth quarter. Nethercott’s performance was only the fifth double digit scoring performance in four games for the Mustangs. Karson Falslev added eight points. Cole Mortensen was the second leading scorer for Box Elder at 11.5 points per game, but was held to only two points with foul trouble. However, Elijah Kersey stepped up with 17

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Ridgeline sweeps individual honors in Cache Valley Media Group All-Region 11 Football Teams for 2021 – Cache Valley Daily

Ridgeline vs Box Elder Football 10/13/2021. Photo by Rick Parker MILLVILLE – It was a perfect season for the Ridgeline Riverhawks and they captured the 4A state football championship in dominating fashion. And just as they dominated the field, they dominate the individual awards and All-Region 11 teams as voted on by members of the Cache Valley Media Group* who regularly follow high school football. Quarterback Kaden Cox was recognized as the MVP; running back Noah White was recognized as the Offensive Player of the Year; linebacker Jaxen Hollingsworth was recognized as the Defensive Player of the Year; and, head coach Travis Cox was a unanimous selection as the Coach of the Year. Kaden Cox / Ridgeline – Overall MVP Kaden Cox was not only the most prolific passer in 4A, but arguably among the best quarterbacks regardless of classification in the entire state of Utah. Unofficially, Cox threw for 3,774 yards (#3 in the state regardless of classification) and 55 touchdowns (#2 in the state regardless of classification and 30 more than the next closest quarterback in 4A). Cox lead the Ridgeline Riverhawks to a perfect 13-0 season and 4A state championship. “Kaden is probably the smartest quarterback I’ve

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Late free throws seal Desert Hills win over Mountain Crest – Cache Valley Daily

SMITHFIELD – Garrett Austin was doubled under his own hoop when he found Braxton Harris all alone at the three point line, for his only bucket of the game, to cut the Desert Hills’ lead to five. With four minutes left the Mustangs trailed 37-32 after the clutch bucket. The Mustangs and Thunder traded two point baskets over the next three minutes before Mountain Crest sent Thunder players to the line. Eli Allred closed the door, making all six of his free throws over the last minute for the 47-37 Desert Hills win. The Thunder missed their first eight free throws, including their first in the fourth quarter, but made their last 11 to close out the game. The Mustangs struggled at the charity stripe for a second straight night, going 8-14. The night before Cedar was 6-12 from the free throw line, while Mountain Crest was only 1-5. Against Pine View the Mustangs were 7-11 to the Panther’s 7-10, but could not carry that success through the weekend of the North vs South Showcase. Going into the fourth Mountain Crest had their chance to strike when Joseph Hunsaker hit a three to open the quarter, cutting the lead to

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Defending state champs beat Mustangs, 60-37 – Cache Valley Daily

Photo by Clint Allen SMITHFIELD – Cedar was up 16-8 after the first quarter before their top two guards got hot and took over the game. Zab Santana scored 14 of his game high 22 point in the second quarter and Ty Harrison scored ten of his 17 in the third. The Reds were up 34-20 at half before pouring on an 18-5 third quarter to cruise to a 60-37 win. Shots didn’t fall for the Mustangs as they had two single digit quarters. Two straight games Mountain Crest has given up 18 points while scoring a combined five in the third quarter. Preston Lofthouse was the leading scorer again for the second straight night with 11, but was held to just four points in the second half. Seven other players scored for the Mustangs, but no one had more than five. It was a physical game but Cedar was able to draw the whistles, going 6-12 from the charity stripe to Mountain Crest’s 1-5. The Reds’ size bothered the Mustangs all night and they dominated the glass throughout the game. Mountain Crest had only nine turnovers to Cedar’s 11, but could not generate any transition points. After scoring  a

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Oct. 29-30, 2021 – Cache Valley Daily

Ridgeline Football vs Logan. 10/29/21 4A Football Quarterfinals#4 Dixie 36, #5 Sky View 34 in OT (Video Replay)– Sky View’s football season concludes with a 7-5 record. #1 Ridgeline 50, #7 Logan 7 (Video Replay)– Next week: #1 Ridgeline (11-0) vs #6 Crimson Cliffs (8-4) tentatively scheduled for 6 p.m. in the 4A football semifinals in Millville. Ridgeline football will be broadcast on 104.5 The Ranch, audio streamed here, and video streamed here on Cache Valley Daily.– Logan’s football season conclude with a 6-5 record. #6 Crimson Cliffs 31, #3 Green Canyon 10– Green Canyon’s football season concludes with a 7-3 record. 5A Football 1st Round#8 Timpanogos 31, #24 Box Elder 29 – Box Elder’s football season concludes with a 4-8 record. IDAHOPreston at Shelley in first round of 4A Tournament Bear Lake vs Cole Valley on Saturday, Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. in the first round of the 2A Tournament West Side – 1st round bye in 2A– Next week: West Side (8-0) will face the lowest rated seed in the quarterfinals of the 2A Tournament Free News Delivery by Email Would you like to have the day’s news stories delivered right to your inbox every evening? Enter your email below

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Oct. 22, 2021 – Cache Valley Daily

Photo by Clint Allen 4A Football 1st Round#5 Sky View 34, #12 Hurricane 3– Next week: #5 Sky View (7-4) at #4 Dixie (7-3) at 4 p.m. in the 4A football quarterfinals. Sky View football will be broadcast on 106.9 FM / 1390 AM The FAN, audio streamed here, and video streamed here on Cache Valley Daily. #4 Dixie 48, #13 Bear River 20 – Bear River’s football season concludes with a 0-10 record. #7 Logan 46, #10 Cedar 24 – Next week: #7 Logan (6-4) at #2 Ridgeline (10-0) in the 4A football quarterfinals. Logan football will be broadcast on KVNU 610 AM / 102.1 FM, audio streamed here, and video streamed here on Cache Valley Daily. #6 Crimson Cliffs vs #11 Mountain Crest #1 Ridgeline – 1st Round Bye– Next week: #1 Ridgeline (10-0) vs #7 Logan (6-4) in the 4A football quarterfinals. Ridgeline football will be broadcast on 104.5 The Ranch, audio streamed here, and video streamed here on Cache Valley Daily. #3 Green Canyon – 1st Round Bye– Next week: #3 Green Canyon (7-2) vs #6 Crimson Cliffs (7-4) in the 4A football quarterfinals. Green Canyon football will be broadcast on 100.9 Lite FM, audio streamed here, and video

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