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Photos by Clint Allen / Additional information about Clint’s work (or inquiries about purchasing his photos) can be found at clintallen.smugmug.com. Photo Gallery sponsored by The Logo Shop, your source for teams, businesses and booster clubs. Visit http://welogostuff.mypromohq.com/ Click on photo to enlarge it, then use your left-right arrow keys to cycle through the gallery Source link
The Sky View Bobcats vs Ridgeline Riverhawks broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:45 p.m. Tonight’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Jake Ellis and streamed online here. To watch other High School games that have aired this season, click here. 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 to start! Source link
Utah State’s Taylor Funk (23) and Steven Ashworth (3) embrace following a loss in a first-round college basketball game against Missouri in the NCAA Tournament in Sacramento, Calif., Thursday, March 16, 2023. (AP Photo/José Luis Villegas) LOGAN – If you look at tangible accomplishments made by this year’s Utah State men’s basketball team you wind up a bit empty-handed. Certainly a lot of “almosts,” but never the ultimate winner. The Aggies didn’t win the Mountain West regular season, they finished tied for second. They didn’t win the conference tournament, losing in the championship game. And in the NCAA Tournament USU came up short in its first game, the last chance to make this a unique season in program history. And yet, by no means could this season be considered a failure. With a 26-9 overall record, it’s the eighth-best USU record of the 21st century (which includes the meat of the Stew Morrill era) and the third-best of the Mountain West era. And in the end, the players will remember the year fondly despite their shortcomings. “Made the best memories of my life with these guys,” forward Taylor Funk said. “They’re my brothers. Credit to the coaching staff for bringing
Tanner Davis. Photo by Clint Allen. The boys basketball coaches from Region 11 have released their All-Region teams and season awards. Cache Valley Media Group recently released its own All-Region selections and awards as voted on by its broadcasters. These selections come from the six coaching staffs from Region 11 schools. Player of the Year – Tanner Davis Defensive Player of the Year – Carter Davis Newcomer of the Year – Jordan Child Coach of the Year – Kirk Hillyard First Team All-Region Carter Davis, Sky View (40) Logan Deal, Sky View (38) Jordan Child, Logan (36) Justin Anderson, Logan (34) Luke Sorenson, Ridgeline (30) Second Team All-Region Jared Anderson, Green Canyon (23) Carson Cox, Ridgeline (21) Kyver Jensen, Bear River (18) Hayden Howell, Sky View (16) Oliver Nethercott, Mountain Crest (15) Honorable Mention Jalen Argyle, Logan (7) Grady Workman, Ridgeline (5) Jagger Francom, Ridgeline (3) Gehrig Marble, Bear River (1) 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 to start! New See Local Sale Circulars Source link
LOGAN – Cache Valley Media Group is proud to present its Region 11 All-Region awards for the 2023 Girls Basketball season. This season featured numerous great players and several dominant teams as Region 11 featured three of the best teams, not only in 4A, but in the entire state of Utah. The region produced the 4A state champions, the Ridgeline Riverhawks, who marched through the season with a perfect record. The awards and All-Region teams were voted on by Cache Valley Media Group’s group of high school broadcasters, including “Hurricane” John Newbold, Jason Walker, Clint Payne, Dave Simmons, “The Patriot” Nick Zollinger, Jake Ellis, “The Coach” John Olsen, Cade Forest, Terrell Baldwin, Trent Carter, Josh Theurer, Logan Webber and Eric Frandsen. REGION 11 SUPERLATIVES Most Valuable Player — Emilee Skinner (Ridgeline) Defensive Player of the Year — Hallee Smith (Ridgeline) Sixth Player of the Year — Nora Wosnik (Green Canyon) Coach of the Year — Ainsli Jenks (Ridgeline) FIRST TEAM ALL-REGION Emilee Skinner, So, Guard (Ridgeline) 21.2 Points | 6.6 Rebounds | 3.5 Assists | 3.8 Steals | 0.8 Blocks Emilee Skinner dominated 4A as just a sophomore and rightly earned Region 11 MVP and is likely to take home
Cache Valley Media Group is proud to present its Region 11 All-Region awards for the 2023 Boys Basketball season. The region produced numerous great players, making for a tight race to be named among the best in Cache Valley. Sky View found many spots at the top by virtue of being the Region 11 and 4A state champion. But while the Bobcats were a truly dominant team, they did not have a monopoly on top-tier talent in the region. The awards and All-Region teams were voted on by Cache Valley Media Group staff and its crew of high school broadcasters, including “Hurricane” John Newbold, Jason Walker, Clint Payne, Dave Simmons, “The Patriot” Nick Zollinger, Jake Ellis, “The Coach” John Olsen, Cade Forest, Terrell Baldwin, Trent Carter, Josh Theurer, Logan Webber and Eric Frandsen. REGION 11 SUPERLATIVES Most Valuable Player — Tanner Davis (Sky View Defensive Player of the Year — Logan Deal (Sky View) Sixth Player of the Year — Kendrick Terrell (Sky View) Coach of the Year — Kirk Hillyard (Sky View) FIRST TEAM ALL-REGION Tanner Davis, Jr, Guard (Sky View) 15.0 Points | 3.5 Rebounds | 3.9 Assists | 2.5 Steals | 1.0 Blocks Tanner Davis earned the
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LOGAN – The Ridgeline Riverhawks left no doubts. The girls coached by Ainsli Jenks capped off a perfect 25-0 season with an emphatic 67-43 defeat of the Sky View Bobcats. Saturday’s championship game began with a great show of sportsmanship. Sky View senior forward Melanie Hiatt – who had missed the last nine games due to a knee injury suffered on Jan. 20 – set aside her crutches to make one final appearance. The Riverhawks allowed the Bobcats to win the tip and pass the ball to Hiatt who made an open layup. Sky View obliged Ridgeline to make its own uncontested basket after which Hiatt was subbed out to an ovation from both sides of supporters. “Mel has been such a big part of our program. And it was special for her. She’s had a rough year,” Sky View head coach Vanessa Hall said. “For Ridgeline to allow us to do that was just awesome. Credit to their program.” “I know Mel. Mel doesn’t’ get another opportunity to play a state basketball game,” Jenks said. “Scott and I had kind of talked about it a little bit and the girls said we would love to do that. Mel should
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