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Prep Roundup 9/08/07

Published on September 07, 2007 at 11:56PM

(Gunnison, Utah) Nick Wood had two scoring runs of 55 and three yards and the Parowan Rams pulled off a shocking upset with a 17-6 victory over the Gunnison Bulldogs Friday evening. Jace Anderson had a three-yard touchdown run for Gunnison.

(Monroe, Utah) Derrick Forbush had two touchdowns, including a 65-yard interception return as the South Sevier Rams defeated the North Sevier Wolves, 32-22 Friday night. Robbie Hicks also scored for the Rams on a six-yard run, while the Luke McEown had touchdown runs of 74 and 44 yards for North Sevier.

(Nephi, Utah) Jordan Jones completed 10 of 18 passes for 67 yards including a touchdown pass to Tyson Lynn and the Juab Wasps held off the North Sanpete Hawks, 21-12 Friday evening. Tyler Daniels and Jordan Walker each had touchdown runs for the Hawks.

(Kamas, Utah) Brayden Stembridge had two touchdown runs, including the winning score from a yard out and the South Summit Wildcats surged past the Delta Rabbits, 12-7 Friday night.

(Coalville, Utah) Dallen Donaldson had three touchdown runs, including a 71-yard jaunt and Caleb Adams added a 51-yard touchdown rush of his own while running for 103 yards on seven carries as the North Summit Braves torched the Beaver Beavers, 54-15 Friday evening.

(Enterprise, Utah) Jesse Hartle had a five-yard scoring run, while Richfield had four rushing touchdowns overall as the Wildcats smacked the Enterprise Wolves, 34-8 Friday night

(Kanab, Utah) Thomas Quist amassed 137 yards on just three carries including two scores as the Kanab Cowboys overpowered the Moapa Valley (Nevada) Pirates, 35-25 Friday evening. Additionally, Levi Vincent had a 65-yard run, and Jordan Nielson returned an interception 63 yards for a score for the Cowboys.

Eagles Smack Manti to Remain Unbeaten

Published on September 07, 2007 at 11:46PM

Updated on September 08, 2007 at 11:22PM

(Fillmore, Utah) Clancy Mortensen had 101 yards on nine carries and two touchdowns and also snared a 51-yard scoring pass as the Millard Eagles decimated the Manti Templars, 35-7 Friday evening. The Templars drew first blood as they took advantage of a Millard onside kick attempt which the Eagles touched illegally when David Hugentobler scored from six yards out in the first quarter. However, by the end of the quarter, Millard had drew within 7-6 after Mortensen’s first score. From that point on, the Templars offense struggled mightily as they just amassed 162 yards overall on the night. As for the Eagles, they were just getting started as consistently throughout the ballgame, they moved the ball at will on Manti gaining 380 yards overall, while QB Grant Barber completed five of eight passes for 159 yards and two scores. When Barber hit tailback Zack Wilcox on a 68-yard scoring strike, the Eagles had built an insurmountable lead at 28-7, while a 45-yard touchdown scamper by Mortensen finished off the carnage. Both of these teams head into region wars next Friday as the Templars travel to Coalville, Utah to take on the stout North Summit Braves, while Millard will go to Blanding, Utah to battle San Juan’s Broncos next week. Box Score (Final)

Score by Quarters     1  2  3  4   Score
Templars............  7  0  0  0  -  7       Record: (3-1)
Eagles..............  6  8  0 21  - 35       Record: (4-0)
Scoring Summary:                                                            MANTI - MILLARD
1st 05:01 MANTI - David Hugentobl 6 yd run (Eric Ostler kick)
                                           13 plays, 49 yards, TOP 6:59         7 - 0
    03:17 MILLARD - Clancy Mortense 51 yd pass from Grant Barber (Freddy Alcala kick blockd)
                                            4 plays, 65 yards, TOP 1:44         7 - 6
2nd 00:40 MILLARD - Clancy Mortense 4 yd run (Michael Coats pass)
                                            8 plays, 70 yards, TOP 2:57         7 - 14
4th 09:34 MILLARD - Clancy Mortense 8 yd run (Freddy Alcala kick)
                                            8 plays, 68 yards, TOP 3:35         7 - 21
    05:38 MILLARD - Zack Wilcox 68 yd pass from Grant Barber (Freddy Alcala kick)
                                            2 plays, 66 yards, TOP 1:06         7 - 28
    01:03 MILLARD - Clancy Mortense 45 yd run (Freddy Alcala kick)
                                            4 plays, 56 yards, TOP 2:09         7 - 35
FIRST DOWNS...................       12       15
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............   48-139   32-221
PASSING YDS (NET).............       23      159
Passes Att-Comp-Int...........   10-5-1    9-5-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.....   58-162   41-380
Fumble Returns-Yards..........      0-0      0-0
Punt Returns-Yards............     1-13     2-27
Kickoff Returns-Yards.........     4-76     1-18
Interception Returns-Yards....      0-0      1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)............   3-39.0   2-40.0
Fumbles-Lost..................      0-0      1-1
Penalties-Yards...............     3-17     8-43
Possession Time...............    28:59    17:58
Sacks By: Number-Yards........      0-0      2-6
MANTI  MILLARD
RUSHING: Templars-David Hugentobl 18-46; Colter Lund 10-29; Griffin Aste
10-23; Callan Jones 4-22; Jordan Lammert 4-10; Chase Stevens 2-9.
Eagles-Clancy Mortense 9-101; Zack Wilcox 12-58; Grant Barber 5-31; Quincy
Thatcher 5-26; Brad Dallin 1-5.
PASSING: Templars-Griffin Aste 5-10-1-23. Eagles-Grant Barber 5-8-0-159;
Zack Wilcox 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: Templars-Tylan Jackson 1-8; Jordan Lammert 1-6; Callan Jones 1-6;
David Hugentobl 1-4; Chase Stevens 1-minus 1. Eagles-Zack Wilcox 2-88;
Clancy Mortense 2-68; Michael Coats 1-3.
INTERCEPTIONS: Templars-None. Eagles-Grant Barber 1-0.
Stadium: Eagles Stadium        Attendance: 4500
Kickoff time: 7:00      End of Game: 9:13      Total elapsed time: 2:13
Officials: Referee: Kerry Watson; Umpire: Dennis Alldredg;
Linesman: Jason Jackson; Line judge: Mike Traina; Back judge: Jeff Ericksen;
Field judge: Doug Johnson; Side judge: Craig Bolerjack; Scorer: Brad James;
Temperature: 75        Wind: Brisk     Weather: Sunny
Templars vs Eagles (Sep 07, 2007 at Fillmore, Utah)
SACKS (UA-A): Templars-None. Eagles-Brian Lisonbee 1-0; Justin Dickens 0-1;
Michael Coats 0-1.
TACKLES (UA-A): Templars-Chase Stevens 4-4; David Hugentobl 4-1; Tylan
Jackson 3-2; Jeffrey Swenson 3-2; Saula Taufa 2-1; Colter Lund 2-1; Callan
Jones 2-0; Griffin Aste 2-0; Matthew Olson 2-0; Tyson Faumui 1-0; Seth
Gergetz 1-0; K.C. Correnti 1-0; Tucker Daniels 1-0; Nick Brown 0-1.
Eagles-Michael Coats 4-8; Brian Lisonbee 4-5; Sergio Pedroza 2-7; Dustin
Kunz 3-5; Freddy Alcala 2-6; Quincy Thatcher 3-4; Josh Robison 2-4; Bryant
Christen 4-1; Justin Dickens 1-3; Grant Barber 1-2; Clancy Mortense 0-3;
Rendon Shields 2-0; Zack Wilcox 0-2; Mason Stodd 1-0.

Congress dedicates money for Utah military

Published on September 07, 2007 at 09:08AM

Updated on September 07, 2007 at 05:34PM

(WASHINGTON D.C.) – The U.S. Senate voted 92-1 yesterday (Thursday) to approve funds for military projects across the country including $40-million for Utah. The bill includes $9.2-million for a new facility at Hill Air Force Base. The 26,000-square foot building will support administration, training, storage, backup power supply and three equipment bays for the 388th Fighter Wing Munitions Flight at the base. Sen. Bob Bennett was instrumental in getting the bill passed saying that the facilities at Hill need to be up to par in supporting the men and women in uniform. Other projects include over $32-million for an aircraft power systems repair facility, hydraulic flight control facility and wing support facility for the Air Force Reserve and a Readiness Center for the Army National Guard. The bill now goes to conference committees to reconcile differences for both the Senate and House versions of the bill and then on to the President for his signature.