| COPPER HILLS GIRLS BASKETBALL - 2008-09 |
2007-08 results (5-16, 3-8)
Nov. 20 - at Alta (L 30-50)
Nov. 27 - at Lone Peak (L 21-67)
Nov. 29 - at West (L 41-42)
Dec. 4 - OLYMPUS (L 31-50)
Dec. 6 - VIEWMONT (W 37-28)
Dec. 7 - at Brighton (L 29-41)
Dec. 11 - at Hillcrest (W 64-52)
Dec. 13 - at Jordan (L 31-65)
Dec. 18 - at Cottonwood (L 37-49)
Jan. 4 - TAYLORSVILLE (L 32-41)
Jan. 8 - HUNTER* (L 50-62)
Jan. 10 - at Kearns* (W 45-37)
Jan. 15 - WEST JORDAN* (L 45-51)
Jan. 17 - at Bingham* (L 22-54)
Jan. 24 - RIVERTON* (L 22-61)
Jan. 29 - at Hunter* (W 48-44)
Jan. 31 - KEARNS* (L 22-43)
Feb. 5 - at West Jordan* (L 36-53)
Feb. 7 - BINGHAM* (L 48-57)
Feb. 12 - at Riverton* (L 19-35)
Feb. 14 - KEARNS* (L 34-47)
Nov. 20 - at Alta (L 30-50)
Nov. 27 - at Lone Peak (L 21-67)
Nov. 29 - at West (L 41-42)
Dec. 4 - OLYMPUS (L 31-50)
Dec. 6 - VIEWMONT (W 37-28)
Dec. 7 - at Brighton (L 29-41)
Dec. 11 - at Hillcrest (W 64-52)
Dec. 13 - at Jordan (L 31-65)
Dec. 18 - at Cottonwood (L 37-49)
Jan. 4 - TAYLORSVILLE (L 32-41)
Jan. 8 - HUNTER* (L 50-62)
Jan. 10 - at Kearns* (W 45-37)
Jan. 15 - WEST JORDAN* (L 45-51)
Jan. 17 - at Bingham* (L 22-54)
Jan. 24 - RIVERTON* (L 22-61)
Jan. 29 - at Hunter* (W 48-44)
Jan. 31 - KEARNS* (L 22-43)
Feb. 5 - at West Jordan* (L 36-53)
Feb. 7 - BINGHAM* (L 48-57)
Feb. 12 - at Riverton* (L 19-35)
Feb. 14 - KEARNS* (L 34-47)
Copper Hills links
* - Copper Hills girls basketball roster
* - Copper Hills boys basketball page
* - Copper Hills football page
* - Copper Hills High School website
* - Copper Hills site on Wikipedia.com
* - Copper Hills girls basketball roster
* - Copper Hills boys basketball page
* - Copper Hills football page
* - Copper Hills High School website
* - Copper Hills site on Wikipedia.com
Region 3 standings
Riverton 10 0 1.000 22 0 1.000
Bingham 8 2 .800 20 2 .909
Kearns 5 5 .500 12 8 .600
West Jordan 4 6 .400 5 16 .238
Hunter 2 8 .200 3 17 .150
Copper Hills 1 9 .100 1 19 .050
Riverton 10 0 1.000 22 0 1.000
Bingham 8 2 .800 20 2 .909
Kearns 5 5 .500 12 8 .600
West Jordan 4 6 .400 5 16 .238
Hunter 2 8 .200 3 17 .150
Copper Hills 1 9 .100 1 19 .050
2008-09 schedule (1-19, 1-9)
Nov. 25 - at Layton (L 27-41)
Nov. 26 - WEST (L 38-55)
Dec. 4 - HILLCREST (L 43-47)
Dec. 9 - at Olympus (L 28-44)
Dec. 10 - ALTA (L 40-59)
Dec. 12 - BRIGHTON (L 20-59)
Dec. 17 - at Lehi (L 41-48)
Jan. 2 - LONE PEAK (L 29-70)
Jan. 3 - at Spanish Fork (L 30-44)
Jan. 6 - JORDAN (L 46-53)
Jan. 13 - at Hunter* (W 33-27)
Jan. 15 - KEARNS* (L 34-55)
Jan. 20 - at West Jordan* (L 35-54)
Jan. 22 - BINGHAM* (L 10-62)
Jan. 27 - at Riverton* (L 19-72)
Jan. 29 - HUNTER* (L 43-44)
Feb. 5 - at Kearns* (L 21-45)
Feb. 10 - WEST JORDAN* (L 43-66)
Feb. 12 - at Bingham* (L 27-52)
Feb. 17 - RIVERTON* (L 12-68)
* - Region 3 games
Home games in CAPS
Nov. 25 - at Layton (L 27-41)
Nov. 26 - WEST (L 38-55)
Dec. 4 - HILLCREST (L 43-47)
Dec. 9 - at Olympus (L 28-44)
Dec. 10 - ALTA (L 40-59)
Dec. 12 - BRIGHTON (L 20-59)
Dec. 17 - at Lehi (L 41-48)
Jan. 2 - LONE PEAK (L 29-70)
Jan. 3 - at Spanish Fork (L 30-44)
Jan. 6 - JORDAN (L 46-53)
Jan. 13 - at Hunter* (W 33-27)
Jan. 15 - KEARNS* (L 34-55)
Jan. 20 - at West Jordan* (L 35-54)
Jan. 22 - BINGHAM* (L 10-62)
Jan. 27 - at Riverton* (L 19-72)
Jan. 29 - HUNTER* (L 43-44)
Feb. 5 - at Kearns* (L 21-45)
Feb. 10 - WEST JORDAN* (L 43-66)
Feb. 12 - at Bingham* (L 27-52)
Feb. 17 - RIVERTON* (L 12-68)
* - Region 3 games
Home games in CAPS
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Feb. 17 - Riverton 68, Copper Hills 12
Story of the game: Dani Lockhart scored 19 points as Riverton
grabbed a big lead and went on to rout Copper Hills in the final
regular-season game for both teams.
Copper Hills' best moment: This wasn't a winnable game for the
Grizzlies, who also celebrated "Senior Night," and gave red roses
to Riverton players, too. Copper Hills had just four baskets the
entire game.
Riverton's best moment: The Silverwolves dominated, jumping to
an 18-1 lead after the first quarter and were never headed. They
emptied their bench and 10 players scored.
Statistical notes: Riverton was 19-22 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 2-6. Riverton won the season series and both
games were convincing routs.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies ended their tough
season, but the local media did give kudos to coach Crista Nelson
for giving flowers to their opponents.
Next: Copper Hills is done for the year. Riverton advances to the
5A state tournament.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Feb. 12 - Bingham 52, Copper Hills 27
Story of the game: Dezz Ramos scored nine points, and Nicole
Yazzie had five points, seven rebounds and eight assists as
Bingham emptied its bench in an easy Region 3 win over Copper
Hills.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies rallied in the fourth
quarter to try to make the score more respectable. Kim Bohne had
five points for Copper Hills.
Bingham's best moment: The Miners led 21-8 after the first
quarter and 37-12 at halftime. The outcome was never in doubt as
they held their second straight opponent to just 27 points.
Statistical notes: Bingham was 18-27 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 4-11. Bingham led 48-14 before the Grizzlies
came back.
What we learned from this game: Bingham finishes the season
with the region's two doormats and the outcome was not
surprising. These games are tuneups for state.
Next: Copper Hills ends the season at home Feb. 17 against
Riverton. Bingham travels to Hunter the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Feb. 10 - West Jordan 66, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Marina Leuluai scored a season-high 19
points as West Jordan downed Copper Hills and officially clinched
a berth in the 5A state tournament.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies got 13 points from Kim
Bohne and 12 by Marissa Lazenby, and that was the bulk of their
offense. Copper Hills was competitive, but couldn't get a scoring
streak during the game.
West Jordan's best moment: The Jaguars jumped on Copper
Hills early, claiming a 17-7 first-quarter lead, and they just
continued to extend it. Gabriella Rodriguez scored 11 points.
Statistical notes: Lazenby had a pair of three-pointers for Copper
Hills. West Jordan was 7-12 from the free-throw line; Copper Hills
was 7-15.
What we learned from this game: This was a better game by
Copper Hills, but the team is now trying to get experience for next
season. The Grizzlies play the region's top two teams next.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Bingham on Feb. 12. West Jordan
goes to Riverton the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Feb. 5 - Kearns 45, Copper Hills 21
Story of the game: Brooke Larsen scored 13 points and Micalee
Orton had 12 as Kearns blew out Copper Hills in a Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies were never in this game,
and didn't reach double figures on offense until well after halftime.
Marissa Lazenby had six points on a pair of three-pointers.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars led 21-8 at halftime, but then
outscored Copper Hills 19-2 in the third quarter to put the game
away.
Statistical notes: Kearns was 12-17 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 0-9. The defensive effort was Kearns' best this
season.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies scored 21 points,
and that won't win many games. Sadly, it's not Copper Hills' lowest
point total this season.
Next: Copper Hills has West Jordan at home on Feb. 10. Kearns
travels to Bingham the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 29 - Hunter 44, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Innie Pataialii scored 11 points, but it was
Latiesha Webster's three-pointer with one second left that forced
overtime and allowed Hunter to overcome Copper Hills and earn
its first Region 3 victory.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies seemingly had this
game won until Webster's shot. Marissa Lazenby led Copper Hills
with 13 points, while Brittany Hackworth had 10.
Hunter's best moment: The game was close throughout.
Webster's shot gave Hunter momentum going into overtime, and
T.J. Bloomfield hit her only basket - also a three-pointer - that
ended up making the difference.
Statistical notes: Hackworth had two three-pointers for Copper
Hills. The Grizzlies were 12-20 from the free-throw line, while
Hunter was just 6-14. The score was 40-40 at the end of regulation.
What we learned from this game: The loss prevented Copper
Hills from tying West Jordan for fourth place in Region 3. The top
four teams will make the 5A state tournament.
Next: Copper Hills is at Kearns on Feb. 5. Hunter plays at West
Jordan the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 27 - Riverton 72, Copper Hills 19
Story of the game: Alle Finch scored 20 points as Riverton
grabbed a big lead early and just continued to blast Copper Hills in
a Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies played their best in the
second quarter. It still wasn't enough, but it did delay the huge
point discrepancy for a while. Jessica Cruse led with six points.
Riverton's best moment: This game was never in doubt. Riverton
led 22-4 after the first quarter, and even outscored the Grizzlies
34-5 in the second half, while playing their reserves.
Statistical notes: Ten players scored for Riverton. They had five
three-point baskets. Copper Hills had none. Copper Hills didn't
score in the fourth quarter.
What we learned from this game: Copper Hills lost its fourth
staight game and is just ahead of Hunter in the region standings.
Post-season is still possible, but the team needs wins against
Hunter and West Jordan.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Hunter on Jan. 29. Riverton goes to
Kearns the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 22 - Bingham 62, Copper Hills 10
Story of the game: Camille Tua had nine points and Maddie Hind
eight as Bingham kept Copper Hills scoreless in the second and
third quarters and rolled to an easy Region 3 victory.
Copper Hills' best moment: It would probably have to be the fourth
quarter, when the Grizzlies scored eight of their 10 points. This had
to be a tough - even embarrassing - loss.
Bingham's best moment: Bingham led 22-2 after the first quarter
and held the Grizzlies scoreless until the fourth period. That may
be a record. The Miners cleared their bench. At one point, the score
was 46-2.
Statistical notes: The 10 points was a season best, of course, for
Bingham's defense. Brittany Hackworth was the Grizzlies top
scorer with three points - a single three-pointer.
What we learned from this game: Bingham and Riverton are at
the top of the league, and Copper Hills and Hunter are at the
bottom. There is a big space in-between.
Next: Copper Hills goes to Riverton on Jan. 27. Bingham returns
home to take on Hunter the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 20 - West Jordan 54, Copper Hills 35
Story of the game: Leslie Bateman scored 12 points as West
Jordan rolled to a 17-4 first-quarter lead and beat Copper Hills in a
Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: Kim Bohne scored eight points and
four teammates had six each. The Grizzlies played a good second
quarter and were close at halftime.
West Jordan's best moment: The Jaguars controlled the first and
third quarters, and that was plenty. After Copper Hills rallied to
within eight points, the Jags went on an 11-2 run to put the game
away and earn their second straight win.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills shot 7-17 from the free-throw line.
West Jordan was 8-22. Each team had a pair of three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: Copper Hills has played three
Region 3 teams and has been fairly competitive, with one victory.
The toughest teams are next.
Next: West Jordan takes on Riverton at home Jan. 22. Copper
Hills goes to Bingham the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 15 - Kearns 55, Copper Hills 34
Story of the game: Micalee Orton led a balanced scoring attack
with 17 points as pulled away from Copper Hills in the fourth
quarter and earned its first Region 3 win.
Copper Hills' best moment: The game was tied 10-10 after the
first quarter and the Grizzlies were actually within 10 points until
midway through the fourth quarter. Brittany Hackworth had 10
points for Copper Hills.
Kearns' best moment: Kearns outscored Copper Hills 17-5 in the
fourth quarter to make the game appear more of a rout than it was.
Brooke Larsen had 13 points, Christen Lopez 12 and Dallas Vega
10 for Kearns.
Statistical notes: Kearns was 16-24 from the free-throw line, many
of those in the fourth quarter. Copper Hills was just 2-7. Kim
Bohne had eight points and Katie Lisonbee seven for the Grizzlies.
What we learned from this game: The loss dropped Copper Hills
to 1-1 in region. The team is still learning where it stands in region.
Next: Copper Hills plays at West Jordan Jan. 20. Kearns has
Bingham at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 13 - Copper Hills 33, Hunter 27
Story of the game: Brittany Hackworth scored eight points and Kim
Bohne and Shelby Clayson added seven each as Copper Hills
captured its first win of the season, beating Hunter in each team's
Region 3 opener.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies jumped to a 9-2
first-quarter lead and then came out in the second half and
extended it. They were able to put their reserves in the game late.
Hunter's best moment: Hunter made a nice comeback in the
fourth quarter, cutting a 28-15 deficit to six points eventually.
Latiesha Webster led the Wolverines with 10 points.
Statistical notes: There weren't many fouls called in this game.
Copper Hills was 2-7 from the free-throw line, while Hunter was
1-1. Hackworth had a pair of three-pointers for Copper Hills.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies earned their first
win and, in the region opener, so they're tied for first place. Enjoy it.
Next: Copper Hills has a home game against Kearns on Jan. 15.
Hunter has West Jordan at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 6 - Jordan 53, Copper Hills 46
Story of the game: Amy Sorensen scored 16 points and Luciana
Soares had 11 as Jordan beat Copper Hills for its second victory of
the season.
Copper Hills' best moment: Not much information is available, but
it was a competitive game. Kim Bohne had 15 points for the
Grizzlies, while Jessica Cruse had 14.
Jordan's best moment: Going into the game, Jordan had one win
and Copper Hills was winless, so the best team apparently won.
Jordan's 53 points was a season high.
Statistical notes: No information available.
What we learned from this game: This was a winnable game for
Copper Hills and it means the Grizzlies are winless going into
Region 3 play.
Next: Copper Hills opens region play at Hunter Jan. 13. Jordan
starts Regon 2 action at home against Alta Jan. 14.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 3 - Spanish Fork 44, Copper Hills 30
Story of the game: Erin Redd and Rachelle Remund scored 10
points apiece as Spanish Fork jumped to a big lead early and beat
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: Trailing 40-21 entering the fourth
quarter, the Grizzlies made a nice rally against Spanish Fork's
reserves. Kim Bohne led Copper Hills witih 10 points.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons led 15-8 after the first
quarter, then really broke it open and took a 30-12 halftime
advantage. Copper Hills never got too close for comfort.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills didn't foul late as shown by
Spanish Fork's 3-4 effort at the free-throw line. Katelyn Elliott
scored nine points for Spanish Fork.
What we learned from this game: The loss was Copper Hills'
ninth straight. The Grizzlies need to become more competitive
becuse region play starts in 10 days.
Next: Copper Hills takes on Jordan at home on Jan. 6. Spanish
Fork plays Hunter at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 2 - Lone Peak 70, Copper Hills 29
Story of the game: Whitney Johnson scored 16 points and Megan
Smith added 12 as Lone Peak ran to a big lead early and had no
trouble defeating Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies trailed 56-9 entering the
final quarter before putting up 20 points against Lone Peak
reserves. Brittany Hackworth had eight points for Copper Hills.
Lone Peak's best moment: The Knights led 18-4 after one quarter
and 38-7 at halftime, so this game was over early. Copper Hills
emptied its bench early and 12 players scored.
Statistical notes: Seventy points was the most Copper Hills has
given up this season. The Grizzlies hit 11 of 27 free throws.
What we learned from this game: This was a bad team playing a
good one, with the obvious outcome.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Spanish Fork tonight (Jan. 3). Lone
Peak goes to American Fork Jan. 9.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game - only box
scores. To read the Deseret News box score, click here. To view
the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 17 - Lehi 48, Copper Hills 41
Story of the game: Jackie Cattani scored 15 points as Lehi rallied
to end Copper Hills' upset hopes in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: This was the Grizzlies best chance for
their first win. The game was close all the way. Copper Hills led
29-27 entering the final quarter. Marissa Lazenby had nine points
to lead the Grizzlies.
Lehi's best moment: Cattani had two three-point baskets and that
keyed a 21-point fourth quarter for the Pioneers. Briar Sands had
10 points for Lehi, and Gabby Granthem eight.
Statistical notes: Lehi had an edge at the free-throw line, hitting
14-26 shots, compared to 5-11 for Copper Hills. Cattani was 3-4
and Sands 3-5 from the line in the final quarter. Kim Bohne and
Melite Ongolaka had eight points for the Grizzlies.
What we learned from this game: No loss is good, but at least the
Grizzlies are coming closer to their first win.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Spanish Fork on Dec. 19. Lehi has a
home game against Judge Memorial the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here. To read the Provo Herald article, click here.
Dec. 12 - Brighton 58, Copper Hills 20
Story of the game: Shelbi Everett scored 11 points and Brighton's
defense put the clamps on Copper Hills, taking an easy win and
letting everyone get a chance to play.
Copper Hills' best moment: Twenty points aren't going to win
many games and is a season low for the Grizzlies. Ironically,
nobody scored more than one basket for the team.
Brighton's best moment: Copper Hills was no match for the
Bengals, who led 14-2 after the first quarter, 28-6 at halftime and
43-11 after three quarters. Katie Tominaga was Brighton's
second-leading scorer with nine points.
Statistical notes: The Bengals had three treys, each by a different
player. Copper Hills made just seven field goals, and was 6-14
from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was a good
confidence-booster for the Bengals after suffering three straight
losses. It also was a road win.
Next: Copper Hills goes to Lehi Dec. 17. Brighton plays at
Highland on Dec. 16.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 10 - Alta 59, Copper Hills 40
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 15 points and
Becca Boudoin had 10 as Alta ran off to a big lead and claimed a
comfortable road win over Copper Hills.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies were playing "catch-up"
from the beginning, and never really threatened Alta. Copper Hills
dropped to 0-4 with the loss. Tiffany Cruse led all scorers with 17
points.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks dominated the first and fourth
quarters. Alta led 19-9 after the opening period, and the lead
stayed about that much until they ran up the score in the final
minutes, too. Stohel, Arnett and Rueda had eight points apiece.
Statistical notes: Both teams only hit one three-pointer apiece,
and they shot comparably well from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Alta simply had more talent on
the basketball court than Copper Hills. There was no doubt about
that from the start.
Next: Copper Hills entertains Brighton Dec. 12. Alta returns home
to play Layton Dec. 11.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Dec. 9 - Olympus 44, Copper Hills 28
Story of the game: Heather Giffin was the leader on offense,
scoring 17 points, and teammates Carli Adams and Kaitlyn
Duckworth had four steals apiece as Olympus defeated Copper
Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies had trouble scoring
again, but their defense kept them in the game in the first half.
They trailed just 16-12. The game was lost in the fourth quarter.
Brittany Hackworth had 12 points for Copper Hills.
Oly's best moment: It was a 28-21 game until the Titans broke it
open in the fourth quarter. Annie Canevari backed up Giffin with
eight points.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills hit 8-16 free throws, while Oly was
12-18. There were no three-pointers made in this game.
What we learned from this game: Scoring still seems to be
Copper Hills' "Achilles heel." If their defense improves, the
Grizzlies might still be able to stay in some games despite any
talent differential.
Next: Copper Hills takes on Alta at home tonight (Dec. 10).
Olympus is off until its Dec. 16 game against Bonneville.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 4 - Hillcrest 47, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen scored 18 points as Hillcrest
gained an early lead and then held off Brittany Hackworth's
three-point shooting exhibition.
Copper Hills' best moment: Hackworth hit four three-pointers as
the Grizzlies came back from a 32-24 deficit. Copper Hills has had
trouble scoring all season, and this was their best scoring quarter
(19 points) to date.
Hillcrest's best moment: Amundsen was the dominant player.
She and her teammates came out after halftime and broke open
the close game with a 10-4 run.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills shot just 6-20 from the free-throw
line, while Hillcrest was 15-29. Amundsen had seven rebounds to
lead the Huskies
What we learned from this game: This was the Grizzlies best
effort this season, and it almost won them the game. Free-throw
shooting, however, has to improve.
Next: Copper Hills travels to Olympus Dec. 9. Hillcrest travels to
Viewmont tonight (Dec. 5).
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To read the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Nov. 26 - West 55, Copper Hills 38
Story of the game: Ashley Quarles scored 16 points and Amy
Christensen had 15 as West ran away from Copper Hills with a big
third quarter and claimed its first win of the season.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies made a nice rally in the
second quarter. Trailing 15-7, they outscored West 16-12 to keep
the game exciting at halftime.
West's best moment: The Panthers had a good first quarter, then
dominated most of the second half. Rikie Gregg added 11 points
for West.
Statistical notes: Brittany Hackworth and Kim Bohne had 12
points apiece for Copper Hills. The Grizzlies were held to just 15
second-half points.
What we learned from this game: The lack of offense was again a
problem for Copper Hills, but the team played far better than the
opener.
Next: Copper Hills plays Hillcrest at home Dec. 4. West travels to
powerful Sky View Dec. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Nov. 25 - Layton 41, Copper Hills 27
Story of the game: Jacquoy Lee scored 12 points and helped lead
a third-quarter burst that ended Copper Hills' hopes for a victory in
the season opener for both schools.
Copper Hills' best moment: This was a close game throughout
the first half. Hackworth had 13 points to lead the Grizzlies, who
had just nine points in the second half.
Layton's best moment: The Lancers outscored Copper Hills 13-2
in the pivotal third period.
Statistical notes: Brittany Hackworth had the Grizzlies' only two
treys during the game. Copper Hills connected on just 9-26 free
throws. Freshman Courtnee Wood had eight points for Layton.
What we learned from this game: It's the first game of the
season, so it's hard to tell. Still, 27 points has to be a
disappointment.
Next: Copper Hills comes home to take on West tonight (Nov. 26).
Layton plays Bonneville at home Dec. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief,
Story of the game: Dani Lockhart scored 19 points as Riverton
grabbed a big lead and went on to rout Copper Hills in the final
regular-season game for both teams.
Copper Hills' best moment: This wasn't a winnable game for the
Grizzlies, who also celebrated "Senior Night," and gave red roses
to Riverton players, too. Copper Hills had just four baskets the
entire game.
Riverton's best moment: The Silverwolves dominated, jumping to
an 18-1 lead after the first quarter and were never headed. They
emptied their bench and 10 players scored.
Statistical notes: Riverton was 19-22 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 2-6. Riverton won the season series and both
games were convincing routs.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies ended their tough
season, but the local media did give kudos to coach Crista Nelson
for giving flowers to their opponents.
Next: Copper Hills is done for the year. Riverton advances to the
5A state tournament.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Feb. 12 - Bingham 52, Copper Hills 27
Story of the game: Dezz Ramos scored nine points, and Nicole
Yazzie had five points, seven rebounds and eight assists as
Bingham emptied its bench in an easy Region 3 win over Copper
Hills.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies rallied in the fourth
quarter to try to make the score more respectable. Kim Bohne had
five points for Copper Hills.
Bingham's best moment: The Miners led 21-8 after the first
quarter and 37-12 at halftime. The outcome was never in doubt as
they held their second straight opponent to just 27 points.
Statistical notes: Bingham was 18-27 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 4-11. Bingham led 48-14 before the Grizzlies
came back.
What we learned from this game: Bingham finishes the season
with the region's two doormats and the outcome was not
surprising. These games are tuneups for state.
Next: Copper Hills ends the season at home Feb. 17 against
Riverton. Bingham travels to Hunter the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Feb. 10 - West Jordan 66, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Marina Leuluai scored a season-high 19
points as West Jordan downed Copper Hills and officially clinched
a berth in the 5A state tournament.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies got 13 points from Kim
Bohne and 12 by Marissa Lazenby, and that was the bulk of their
offense. Copper Hills was competitive, but couldn't get a scoring
streak during the game.
West Jordan's best moment: The Jaguars jumped on Copper
Hills early, claiming a 17-7 first-quarter lead, and they just
continued to extend it. Gabriella Rodriguez scored 11 points.
Statistical notes: Lazenby had a pair of three-pointers for Copper
Hills. West Jordan was 7-12 from the free-throw line; Copper Hills
was 7-15.
What we learned from this game: This was a better game by
Copper Hills, but the team is now trying to get experience for next
season. The Grizzlies play the region's top two teams next.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Bingham on Feb. 12. West Jordan
goes to Riverton the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Feb. 5 - Kearns 45, Copper Hills 21
Story of the game: Brooke Larsen scored 13 points and Micalee
Orton had 12 as Kearns blew out Copper Hills in a Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies were never in this game,
and didn't reach double figures on offense until well after halftime.
Marissa Lazenby had six points on a pair of three-pointers.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars led 21-8 at halftime, but then
outscored Copper Hills 19-2 in the third quarter to put the game
away.
Statistical notes: Kearns was 12-17 from the free-throw line;
Copper Hills was 0-9. The defensive effort was Kearns' best this
season.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies scored 21 points,
and that won't win many games. Sadly, it's not Copper Hills' lowest
point total this season.
Next: Copper Hills has West Jordan at home on Feb. 10. Kearns
travels to Bingham the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 29 - Hunter 44, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Innie Pataialii scored 11 points, but it was
Latiesha Webster's three-pointer with one second left that forced
overtime and allowed Hunter to overcome Copper Hills and earn
its first Region 3 victory.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies seemingly had this
game won until Webster's shot. Marissa Lazenby led Copper Hills
with 13 points, while Brittany Hackworth had 10.
Hunter's best moment: The game was close throughout.
Webster's shot gave Hunter momentum going into overtime, and
T.J. Bloomfield hit her only basket - also a three-pointer - that
ended up making the difference.
Statistical notes: Hackworth had two three-pointers for Copper
Hills. The Grizzlies were 12-20 from the free-throw line, while
Hunter was just 6-14. The score was 40-40 at the end of regulation.
What we learned from this game: The loss prevented Copper
Hills from tying West Jordan for fourth place in Region 3. The top
four teams will make the 5A state tournament.
Next: Copper Hills is at Kearns on Feb. 5. Hunter plays at West
Jordan the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 27 - Riverton 72, Copper Hills 19
Story of the game: Alle Finch scored 20 points as Riverton
grabbed a big lead early and just continued to blast Copper Hills in
a Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies played their best in the
second quarter. It still wasn't enough, but it did delay the huge
point discrepancy for a while. Jessica Cruse led with six points.
Riverton's best moment: This game was never in doubt. Riverton
led 22-4 after the first quarter, and even outscored the Grizzlies
34-5 in the second half, while playing their reserves.
Statistical notes: Ten players scored for Riverton. They had five
three-point baskets. Copper Hills had none. Copper Hills didn't
score in the fourth quarter.
What we learned from this game: Copper Hills lost its fourth
staight game and is just ahead of Hunter in the region standings.
Post-season is still possible, but the team needs wins against
Hunter and West Jordan.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Hunter on Jan. 29. Riverton goes to
Kearns the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 22 - Bingham 62, Copper Hills 10
Story of the game: Camille Tua had nine points and Maddie Hind
eight as Bingham kept Copper Hills scoreless in the second and
third quarters and rolled to an easy Region 3 victory.
Copper Hills' best moment: It would probably have to be the fourth
quarter, when the Grizzlies scored eight of their 10 points. This had
to be a tough - even embarrassing - loss.
Bingham's best moment: Bingham led 22-2 after the first quarter
and held the Grizzlies scoreless until the fourth period. That may
be a record. The Miners cleared their bench. At one point, the score
was 46-2.
Statistical notes: The 10 points was a season best, of course, for
Bingham's defense. Brittany Hackworth was the Grizzlies top
scorer with three points - a single three-pointer.
What we learned from this game: Bingham and Riverton are at
the top of the league, and Copper Hills and Hunter are at the
bottom. There is a big space in-between.
Next: Copper Hills goes to Riverton on Jan. 27. Bingham returns
home to take on Hunter the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 20 - West Jordan 54, Copper Hills 35
Story of the game: Leslie Bateman scored 12 points as West
Jordan rolled to a 17-4 first-quarter lead and beat Copper Hills in a
Region 3 game.
Copper Hills' best moment: Kim Bohne scored eight points and
four teammates had six each. The Grizzlies played a good second
quarter and were close at halftime.
West Jordan's best moment: The Jaguars controlled the first and
third quarters, and that was plenty. After Copper Hills rallied to
within eight points, the Jags went on an 11-2 run to put the game
away and earn their second straight win.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills shot 7-17 from the free-throw line.
West Jordan was 8-22. Each team had a pair of three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: Copper Hills has played three
Region 3 teams and has been fairly competitive, with one victory.
The toughest teams are next.
Next: West Jordan takes on Riverton at home Jan. 22. Copper
Hills goes to Bingham the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 15 - Kearns 55, Copper Hills 34
Story of the game: Micalee Orton led a balanced scoring attack
with 17 points as pulled away from Copper Hills in the fourth
quarter and earned its first Region 3 win.
Copper Hills' best moment: The game was tied 10-10 after the
first quarter and the Grizzlies were actually within 10 points until
midway through the fourth quarter. Brittany Hackworth had 10
points for Copper Hills.
Kearns' best moment: Kearns outscored Copper Hills 17-5 in the
fourth quarter to make the game appear more of a rout than it was.
Brooke Larsen had 13 points, Christen Lopez 12 and Dallas Vega
10 for Kearns.
Statistical notes: Kearns was 16-24 from the free-throw line, many
of those in the fourth quarter. Copper Hills was just 2-7. Kim
Bohne had eight points and Katie Lisonbee seven for the Grizzlies.
What we learned from this game: The loss dropped Copper Hills
to 1-1 in region. The team is still learning where it stands in region.
Next: Copper Hills plays at West Jordan Jan. 20. Kearns has
Bingham at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 13 - Copper Hills 33, Hunter 27
Story of the game: Brittany Hackworth scored eight points and Kim
Bohne and Shelby Clayson added seven each as Copper Hills
captured its first win of the season, beating Hunter in each team's
Region 3 opener.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies jumped to a 9-2
first-quarter lead and then came out in the second half and
extended it. They were able to put their reserves in the game late.
Hunter's best moment: Hunter made a nice comeback in the
fourth quarter, cutting a 28-15 deficit to six points eventually.
Latiesha Webster led the Wolverines with 10 points.
Statistical notes: There weren't many fouls called in this game.
Copper Hills was 2-7 from the free-throw line, while Hunter was
1-1. Hackworth had a pair of three-pointers for Copper Hills.
What we learned from this game: The Grizzlies earned their first
win and, in the region opener, so they're tied for first place. Enjoy it.
Next: Copper Hills has a home game against Kearns on Jan. 15.
Hunter has West Jordan at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Jan. 6 - Jordan 53, Copper Hills 46
Story of the game: Amy Sorensen scored 16 points and Luciana
Soares had 11 as Jordan beat Copper Hills for its second victory of
the season.
Copper Hills' best moment: Not much information is available, but
it was a competitive game. Kim Bohne had 15 points for the
Grizzlies, while Jessica Cruse had 14.
Jordan's best moment: Going into the game, Jordan had one win
and Copper Hills was winless, so the best team apparently won.
Jordan's 53 points was a season high.
Statistical notes: No information available.
What we learned from this game: This was a winnable game for
Copper Hills and it means the Grizzlies are winless going into
Region 3 play.
Next: Copper Hills opens region play at Hunter Jan. 13. Jordan
starts Regon 2 action at home against Alta Jan. 14.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 3 - Spanish Fork 44, Copper Hills 30
Story of the game: Erin Redd and Rachelle Remund scored 10
points apiece as Spanish Fork jumped to a big lead early and beat
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: Trailing 40-21 entering the fourth
quarter, the Grizzlies made a nice rally against Spanish Fork's
reserves. Kim Bohne led Copper Hills witih 10 points.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons led 15-8 after the first
quarter, then really broke it open and took a 30-12 halftime
advantage. Copper Hills never got too close for comfort.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills didn't foul late as shown by
Spanish Fork's 3-4 effort at the free-throw line. Katelyn Elliott
scored nine points for Spanish Fork.
What we learned from this game: The loss was Copper Hills'
ninth straight. The Grizzlies need to become more competitive
becuse region play starts in 10 days.
Next: Copper Hills takes on Jordan at home on Jan. 6. Spanish
Fork plays Hunter at home the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Jan. 2 - Lone Peak 70, Copper Hills 29
Story of the game: Whitney Johnson scored 16 points and Megan
Smith added 12 as Lone Peak ran to a big lead early and had no
trouble defeating Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies trailed 56-9 entering the
final quarter before putting up 20 points against Lone Peak
reserves. Brittany Hackworth had eight points for Copper Hills.
Lone Peak's best moment: The Knights led 18-4 after one quarter
and 38-7 at halftime, so this game was over early. Copper Hills
emptied its bench early and 12 players scored.
Statistical notes: Seventy points was the most Copper Hills has
given up this season. The Grizzlies hit 11 of 27 free throws.
What we learned from this game: This was a bad team playing a
good one, with the obvious outcome.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Spanish Fork tonight (Jan. 3). Lone
Peak goes to American Fork Jan. 9.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game - only box
scores. To read the Deseret News box score, click here. To view
the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 17 - Lehi 48, Copper Hills 41
Story of the game: Jackie Cattani scored 15 points as Lehi rallied
to end Copper Hills' upset hopes in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: This was the Grizzlies best chance for
their first win. The game was close all the way. Copper Hills led
29-27 entering the final quarter. Marissa Lazenby had nine points
to lead the Grizzlies.
Lehi's best moment: Cattani had two three-point baskets and that
keyed a 21-point fourth quarter for the Pioneers. Briar Sands had
10 points for Lehi, and Gabby Granthem eight.
Statistical notes: Lehi had an edge at the free-throw line, hitting
14-26 shots, compared to 5-11 for Copper Hills. Cattani was 3-4
and Sands 3-5 from the line in the final quarter. Kim Bohne and
Melite Ongolaka had eight points for the Grizzlies.
What we learned from this game: No loss is good, but at least the
Grizzlies are coming closer to their first win.
Next: Copper Hills plays at Spanish Fork on Dec. 19. Lehi has a
home game against Judge Memorial the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here. To read the Provo Herald article, click here.
Dec. 12 - Brighton 58, Copper Hills 20
Story of the game: Shelbi Everett scored 11 points and Brighton's
defense put the clamps on Copper Hills, taking an easy win and
letting everyone get a chance to play.
Copper Hills' best moment: Twenty points aren't going to win
many games and is a season low for the Grizzlies. Ironically,
nobody scored more than one basket for the team.
Brighton's best moment: Copper Hills was no match for the
Bengals, who led 14-2 after the first quarter, 28-6 at halftime and
43-11 after three quarters. Katie Tominaga was Brighton's
second-leading scorer with nine points.
Statistical notes: The Bengals had three treys, each by a different
player. Copper Hills made just seven field goals, and was 6-14
from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was a good
confidence-booster for the Bengals after suffering three straight
losses. It also was a road win.
Next: Copper Hills goes to Lehi Dec. 17. Brighton plays at
Highland on Dec. 16.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 10 - Alta 59, Copper Hills 40
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 15 points and
Becca Boudoin had 10 as Alta ran off to a big lead and claimed a
comfortable road win over Copper Hills.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies were playing "catch-up"
from the beginning, and never really threatened Alta. Copper Hills
dropped to 0-4 with the loss. Tiffany Cruse led all scorers with 17
points.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks dominated the first and fourth
quarters. Alta led 19-9 after the opening period, and the lead
stayed about that much until they ran up the score in the final
minutes, too. Stohel, Arnett and Rueda had eight points apiece.
Statistical notes: Both teams only hit one three-pointer apiece,
and they shot comparably well from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Alta simply had more talent on
the basketball court than Copper Hills. There was no doubt about
that from the start.
Next: Copper Hills entertains Brighton Dec. 12. Alta returns home
to play Layton Dec. 11.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Dec. 9 - Olympus 44, Copper Hills 28
Story of the game: Heather Giffin was the leader on offense,
scoring 17 points, and teammates Carli Adams and Kaitlyn
Duckworth had four steals apiece as Olympus defeated Copper
Hills in a non-region game.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies had trouble scoring
again, but their defense kept them in the game in the first half.
They trailed just 16-12. The game was lost in the fourth quarter.
Brittany Hackworth had 12 points for Copper Hills.
Oly's best moment: It was a 28-21 game until the Titans broke it
open in the fourth quarter. Annie Canevari backed up Giffin with
eight points.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills hit 8-16 free throws, while Oly was
12-18. There were no three-pointers made in this game.
What we learned from this game: Scoring still seems to be
Copper Hills' "Achilles heel." If their defense improves, the
Grizzlies might still be able to stay in some games despite any
talent differential.
Next: Copper Hills takes on Alta at home tonight (Dec. 10).
Olympus is off until its Dec. 16 game against Bonneville.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 4 - Hillcrest 47, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen scored 18 points as Hillcrest
gained an early lead and then held off Brittany Hackworth's
three-point shooting exhibition.
Copper Hills' best moment: Hackworth hit four three-pointers as
the Grizzlies came back from a 32-24 deficit. Copper Hills has had
trouble scoring all season, and this was their best scoring quarter
(19 points) to date.
Hillcrest's best moment: Amundsen was the dominant player.
She and her teammates came out after halftime and broke open
the close game with a 10-4 run.
Statistical notes: Copper Hills shot just 6-20 from the free-throw
line, while Hillcrest was 15-29. Amundsen had seven rebounds to
lead the Huskies
What we learned from this game: This was the Grizzlies best
effort this season, and it almost won them the game. Free-throw
shooting, however, has to improve.
Next: Copper Hills travels to Olympus Dec. 9. Hillcrest travels to
Viewmont tonight (Dec. 5).
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To read the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Nov. 26 - West 55, Copper Hills 38
Story of the game: Ashley Quarles scored 16 points and Amy
Christensen had 15 as West ran away from Copper Hills with a big
third quarter and claimed its first win of the season.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies made a nice rally in the
second quarter. Trailing 15-7, they outscored West 16-12 to keep
the game exciting at halftime.
West's best moment: The Panthers had a good first quarter, then
dominated most of the second half. Rikie Gregg added 11 points
for West.
Statistical notes: Brittany Hackworth and Kim Bohne had 12
points apiece for Copper Hills. The Grizzlies were held to just 15
second-half points.
What we learned from this game: The lack of offense was again a
problem for Copper Hills, but the team played far better than the
opener.
Next: Copper Hills plays Hillcrest at home Dec. 4. West travels to
powerful Sky View Dec. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt
Lake Tribune.
Nov. 25 - Layton 41, Copper Hills 27
Story of the game: Jacquoy Lee scored 12 points and helped lead
a third-quarter burst that ended Copper Hills' hopes for a victory in
the season opener for both schools.
Copper Hills' best moment: This was a close game throughout
the first half. Hackworth had 13 points to lead the Grizzlies, who
had just nine points in the second half.
Layton's best moment: The Lancers outscored Copper Hills 13-2
in the pivotal third period.
Statistical notes: Brittany Hackworth had the Grizzlies' only two
treys during the game. Copper Hills connected on just 9-26 free
throws. Freshman Courtnee Wood had eight points for Layton.
What we learned from this game: It's the first game of the
season, so it's hard to tell. Still, 27 points has to be a
disappointment.
Next: Copper Hills comes home to take on West tonight (Nov. 26).
Layton plays Bonneville at home Dec. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief,
RECENT RESULTS
Feb. 17
Bingham 73, Hunter 31
Kearns 48, West Jordan 46
Riverton 68, Copper Hills 12
Feb. 12
Bingham 52, Copper Hills 27
Riverton 52, West Jordan 23
Hunter 38, Kearns 36
Feb. 10
Bingham 53, Kearns 27
West Jordan 66, Copper Hills 43
Riverton 62, Hunter 16
Feb. 5
Riverton 56, Bingham 36
West Jordan 42, Hunter 35
Kearns 45, Copper Hills 21
Feb. 17
Bingham 73, Hunter 31
Kearns 48, West Jordan 46
Riverton 68, Copper Hills 12
Feb. 12
Bingham 52, Copper Hills 27
Riverton 52, West Jordan 23
Hunter 38, Kearns 36
Feb. 10
Bingham 53, Kearns 27
West Jordan 66, Copper Hills 43
Riverton 62, Hunter 16
Feb. 5
Riverton 56, Bingham 36
West Jordan 42, Hunter 35
Kearns 45, Copper Hills 21
5A STATE TOURNAMENT
Feb. 23
Bingham 62, Layton 34
Kearns 50, Fremont 49
Riverton 66, Davis 43
Syracuse 61, West Jordan 45
Feb. 23
Bingham 62, Layton 34
Kearns 50, Fremont 49
Riverton 66, Davis 43
Syracuse 61, West Jordan 45