(No Ratings Yet)
Loading...THS girls lose
Morgan built a 20-5 lead over the Tooele Lady Buffaloes on Tuesday at the end of the first quarter, and they continued to roll to take a strangle hold on the Region 11 standings. Morgan (11-2, 5-0) ended up winning 77-28 on the strength of a 40-point first half and a 21-point scoring performance by McKenzie Schenk. With Ogden’s loss to Stansbury, Morgan becomes the lone unbeaten in the region standings. Tooele sophomore guard Taylor Thomas led the team with 7 points, followed by senior guard McKae Searle with 6 points and senior guard McKenzie Alvarez with 5 points. All three of them scored on 3-pointers as well. The Lady Buffs play at Ben Lomond tonight for a battle for fifth place, and then they play home games against Bear River and Stansbury.
Grantsville softball
Grantsville Recreation Girls Softball League meeting to be held Monday, Jan. 14 at the Grantsville Fire Station at 7:30 p.m. Review of last year’s happenings, plans for 2013, executive committee will be determined, dates for sign ups and any new rules/bylaws will be discussed and voted on. If you want to have a voice in the growth of the league then you won’t want to miss. For more info go to www.grantsvillesoftball.com.
Tooele Blast tryouts
The 12U Tooele Blast baseball team has positions open for the upcoming spring season. Players must be 12 or younger on April 20, 2013. For more information please call Bucky Whitehouse (435) 241-0220, Kevin Bunnell (801) 673-5806 or Guy Pannunzio (435) 840-8313.
TC United
TC United Soccer is currently accepting registrations for the upcoming spring season. For registration information please visit the website at www.tcunited.org
Accelerated softball
A 10U accelerated girls softball league is looking for players from Tooele County who are interested in playing in a league that will be playing at the South Jordan Softball complex on Friday nights starting in April and playing at various softball tournaments after league play is over up to June 30. Players must have been born in 2002. If interested please contact Glenda Bender (435) 882-8375.
Racquetball tourney
The FMWR racquetball tournament is scheduled to begin in late January. Categories will include men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles. The deadline to register for the tournament is Jan. 18. The tournament is open to the public. Call TEAD FMWR Physical Fitness Center at (435) 833-2159 to register.
Volleyball league
The 2013 FMWR Adult Coed Volleyball League will begin on Jan. 22. Deadline to sign up is Jan. 14 and the program is open to the public. Entry fee is $100 per team for non-depot teams. Register and sign up at Building 1002, or call 2159 and register over the phone with a credit card. Teams can compete in the recreational league on Tuesday nights, the competitive league on Thursday nights, or both. Players must be 18 years of age or older and out of high school to play in the league. For more information call (435) 833-2159.
Dugway sports
After a nine-day hiatus, the Dugway boys will return to the basketball court on Friday to battle West Wendover, Nev., while the girls take their own hiatus in order to work through a string of three consecutive losses. The Dugway boys (3-9) haven’t played in too many close games this season with their most recent blowout loss coming on Jan. 2 against Emery — an 80-36 loss on the road. Josh Johnson still leads Dugway in scoring with 14 points per game. However, in Dugway’s most recent game against Emery, Johnson scored just 4 points. The Dugway girls (7-8, 0-1) started off with a 7-5 record, but now they have lost three games in a row dating back to Dec. 28. The most recent loss was a 41-37 region loss to Tintic (3-12, 1-0) on Tuesday. Nadaja Bullock poured in 21 points for the Lady Mustangs in the losing effort, and Katreena Johnson aided her with 10 points. Allie Wall scored 5 points, and Cynthia Kimler hit a free throw for her only point. The difference came in the fourth quarter with Dugway leading Tintic 27-23. The Lady Mustangs allowed Tintic to outscore them 18-10 in the final period to end up losing the game. Dugway shot 41 percent from the free-throw line on 7-of-17 attempts. Five games still remain in the season for the Lady Mustangs to get back to their winning ways and capture the region title. The next game is on Jan. 17 at 6 p.m. against the Wendover Wildcats.
