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Region 2 standings
Brighton 9 1 .900 14 8 .636
Taylorsville 7 3 .700 11 11 .500
Skyline 6 4 .600 13 8 .619
Alta 6 4 .600 10 12 .454
Hillcrest 2 8 .200 9 12 .429
Jordan 0 10 .000 2 18 .100
Brighton 9 1 .900 14 8 .636
Taylorsville 7 3 .700 11 11 .500
Skyline 6 4 .600 13 8 .619
Alta 6 4 .600 10 12 .454
Hillcrest 2 8 .200 9 12 .429
Jordan 0 10 .000 2 18 .100
2007-08 results (19-5, 8-2)
Nov. 20 - at Viewmont (W 59-29)
Nov. 27 - HUNTER (W 48-21)
Nov. 29 - WEST JORDAN (W 52-27)
Dec. 4 - at Pleasant Grove (W 46-35)
Dec. 7 - at Lone Peak (L 35-58)
Dec. 11 - KEARNS (W 54-40)
Dec. 13 - COPPER HILLS (W 65-31)
Dec. 18 - SPANISH FORK (W 60-48)
Dec. 20 - at Riverton (W 39-32)
Dec. 28 - at Clearfield (W 41-34)
Jan. 3 -at Bingham (L 41-50)
Jan. 9 - HILLCREST* (W 56-36)
Jan. 11 - TAYLORSVILLE* (W 59-32)
Jan. 16 - at Skyline* (L 43-45)
Jan. 18 - ALTA* (W 62-34)
Jan. 24 - BRIGHTON* (W 32-27)
Jan. 30 - at Hillcrest* (W 53-21)
Feb. 1 - at Taylorsville* (W 43-36)
Feb. 6 - SKYLINE* (L 26-32)
Feb. 8 - at Alta* (W 69-49)
Feb. 13 - at Brighton* (W 53-36)
-----5-A state tourney-----
Feb. 19 - vs. West Jordan (W 48-44)
Feb. 21 - vs. Pleasant Grove (W 66-57)
Feb. 22 - vs. American Fork (L 42-51)
Nov. 20 - at Viewmont (W 59-29)
Nov. 27 - HUNTER (W 48-21)
Nov. 29 - WEST JORDAN (W 52-27)
Dec. 4 - at Pleasant Grove (W 46-35)
Dec. 7 - at Lone Peak (L 35-58)
Dec. 11 - KEARNS (W 54-40)
Dec. 13 - COPPER HILLS (W 65-31)
Dec. 18 - SPANISH FORK (W 60-48)
Dec. 20 - at Riverton (W 39-32)
Dec. 28 - at Clearfield (W 41-34)
Jan. 3 -at Bingham (L 41-50)
Jan. 9 - HILLCREST* (W 56-36)
Jan. 11 - TAYLORSVILLE* (W 59-32)
Jan. 16 - at Skyline* (L 43-45)
Jan. 18 - ALTA* (W 62-34)
Jan. 24 - BRIGHTON* (W 32-27)
Jan. 30 - at Hillcrest* (W 53-21)
Feb. 1 - at Taylorsville* (W 43-36)
Feb. 6 - SKYLINE* (L 26-32)
Feb. 8 - at Alta* (W 69-49)
Feb. 13 - at Brighton* (W 53-36)
-----5-A state tourney-----
Feb. 19 - vs. West Jordan (W 48-44)
Feb. 21 - vs. Pleasant Grove (W 66-57)
Feb. 22 - vs. American Fork (L 42-51)
Region Overall
W L Pct. W L Pct.
W L Pct. W L Pct.
2008-09 schedule (2-18, 0-10)
Nov. 25 - at Cyprus (L 49-51)
Dec. 2 - at Hunter (W 41-36)
Dec. 4 - LONE PEAK (L 34-69)
Dec. 10 - WOODS CROSS (L 55-61)
Dec. 11 - PLEASANT GROVE (L 41-57)
Dec. 12 - at Bingham (L 45-69)
Dec. 16 - at Mountain View (L 39-67)
Dec. 18 - COTTONWOOD (L 29-31)
Dec. 30 - at Kearns (L 30-53)
Jan. 6 - at Copper Hills (W 53-46)
Jan. 14 - ALTA* (L 57-63)
Jan. 16 - at Hillcrest* (L 46-54)
Jan. 21 - at Skyline* (L 34-55)
Jan. 28 - BRIGHTON* (L 24-48)
Jan. 30 - TAYLORSVILLE* (L 36-46)
Feb. 4 - at Alta* (L 39-60)
Feb. 6 - HILLCREST* (L 48-58)
Feb. 11 - SKYLINE* (L 44-54)
Feb. 13 - at Brighton* (L 17-51)
Feb. 18 - at Taylorsville* (L 44-47)
* - Region 2 games
Home games in CAPS
Nov. 25 - at Cyprus (L 49-51)
Dec. 2 - at Hunter (W 41-36)
Dec. 4 - LONE PEAK (L 34-69)
Dec. 10 - WOODS CROSS (L 55-61)
Dec. 11 - PLEASANT GROVE (L 41-57)
Dec. 12 - at Bingham (L 45-69)
Dec. 16 - at Mountain View (L 39-67)
Dec. 18 - COTTONWOOD (L 29-31)
Dec. 30 - at Kearns (L 30-53)
Jan. 6 - at Copper Hills (W 53-46)
Jan. 14 - ALTA* (L 57-63)
Jan. 16 - at Hillcrest* (L 46-54)
Jan. 21 - at Skyline* (L 34-55)
Jan. 28 - BRIGHTON* (L 24-48)
Jan. 30 - TAYLORSVILLE* (L 36-46)
Feb. 4 - at Alta* (L 39-60)
Feb. 6 - HILLCREST* (L 48-58)
Feb. 11 - SKYLINE* (L 44-54)
Feb. 13 - at Brighton* (L 17-51)
Feb. 18 - at Taylorsville* (L 44-47)
* - Region 2 games
Home games in CAPS
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Feb. 18 - Taylorsville 47, Jordan 44
Story of the game: In her final game in front of the home crowd,
senior Athena Mauga scored 18 points and pulled down 13
rebounds as Taylorsville downed Jordan to enter the 5A state
tournament with a three-game win streak.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers almost won their first
region game. Bree Scuderi led Jordan with 11 points, while Steph
Burt had 10.
Taylorsville's best moment: This game was close all the way, and
the Warriors trailed 40-38 entering the fourth quarter. It was
Taylorsville's defense that prevailed, holding Jordan to just four
points in the last eight minutes.
Statistical notes: Jordan was 13-24 from the free-throw line;
Taylorsville was 11-22. Scuderi had three treys for Jordan. Jordan
led 29-26 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was the closest game of
the region season for Jordan, and the Diggers almost won it. It's
only fitting the season ended this way.
Next: Jordan is done for the year. Taylorsville advances to the 5A
state tournament.
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. 13 - Brighton 51, Jordan 17
Story of the game: Kylie Hirschi scored 18 points as Brighton blew
out Jordan and clinched first place in Region 2.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers were never in the game.
Nicole Wiaderny led Jordan with five points. The 17 points of
offense was a season low.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals led 15-7 after the first
quarter and 29-11 at halftime. The defense limited Jordan to six
second-half points, so they were never threatened. Brighton was
able to empty its bench.
Statistical notes: Brighton was 10-16 from the free-throw line;
Jordan was just 1-2. Twelve different players scored for Brighton.
What we learned from this game: This was not a winnable game
because of the talent differential and the fact that Brighton had a
good reason to win. The end of Jordan's rough season is near.
Next: Jordan goes to Taylorsville on Feb. 18. Brighton plays host to
Hillcrest 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. 11 - Skyline 54, Jordan 44
Story of the game: Whitney Jenkins scored 14 points as Skyline
held off Jordan in a tougher-than-expected Region 2 contest.
Jordan's best moment: Bree Scuderi led the Beetdiggers with 16
points. It was "Senior Night" at Jordan, and the Diggers played one
of their better games, but hurt themselves with poor free-throw
shooting (1-10). Steph Burt had 10 points for Jordan.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles led most of the game,
although it was only 29-26 at halftime. Hannah Bezdjian added
nine points as Skyline hit enough of its free throws to actually
extend the lead late in the game.
Statistical notes: Scuderi had four three-pointers for Jordan.
Skyline didn't have any.
What we learned from this game: This was probably Jordan's last
best chance to earn a region victory.
Next: Jordan goes to Brighton on Feb. 13. Skyline plays host to
Taylorsville 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. 6 - Hillcrest 58, Jordan 48
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen scored a season-high 35
points as Hillcrest held off Jordan in a Region 2 contest.
Jordan's best moment: After trailing early, Jordan actually cut into
the lead in the second and third quarters. Steph Burt had 14 points
for the Beetdiggers, while Bree Scuderi had 10.
Hillcrest's best moment: The Huskies led the entire game, taking
a 16-7 first-quarter advantage. Amundsen was 9-10 from the
free-throw line, and Hillcrest actually extended the lead in the fourth
quarter.
Statistical notes: Hillcrest scored 23 points in the fourth quarter.
Amundsen played a big part in the Huskies' 16-23 effort at the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was a good effort by
Jordan, but it still resulted in its seventh straight loss.
Next: Jordan plays host to Skyline on Feb. 11. Hillcrest takes on
Taylorsville 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.
Feb. 4 - Alta 60, Jordan 38
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 18 points and Erin
Foster had 17 as Alta broke open a close game in the fourth
quarter and beat Jordan in a Region 2 game.
Jordan's best moment: The Diggers trailed 24-12 at halftime, but
turned it into a game with their third-quarter run. Unfortunately, they
didn't have enough gas to continue. Bree Scuderi, Amy Sorensen
and Madison Naylor each had eight points.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks led the entire game, but Jordan
rallied in the third quarter to cut the margin to 33-27. Alta then
outscored Jordan 27-11 to turn the game into a rout. Becca
Beaudoin added 14 points.
Statistical notes: Both teams did not shoot well from the
free-throw line. Alta was 13-25 and Jordan just 2-10. Foster had
four of Alta's seven three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Alta's win was not a surprise,
but Jordan played tough and the game wasn't decided until the
fourth quarter.
Next: Jordan has Hillcrest at homeon Feb. 6. Alta plays at
Taylorsville 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. 30 - Taylorsville 46, Jordan 36
Story of the game: Whitney Mitchell and Athena Mauga scored 13
points apiece to help Taylorsville hold off Jordan in a Region 2
game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers trailed 27-20 at halftime,
but actually made a small rally in the third quarter to narrow the
gap. Luciana Soares was the top scorer with 10 points.
Taylorsville's best moment: The Warriors led most of the game,
but the margin was only 33-29 entering the fourth quarter.
Taylorsville outscored Jordan 13-7 in the final period.
Statistical notes: Taylorsville was 10-23 from the free-throw line;
Jordan was just 6-18. Bree Scuderi and Steph Burt had seven
points apiece for Jordan. Saane Lo'amanu had nine points for
Taylorsville.
What we learned from this game: Another tough loss for Jordan.
The Beetdiggers are halfway through the region season and they
have not yet won a game.
Next: Jordan goes to Alta on Feb. 4. Taylorsville is at Brighton 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. 28 - Brighton 48, Jordan 24
Story of the game: Kim Ringwood scored 13 points and Brighton's
defense held Jordan to just seven first-half points en route to a
convincing Region 2 win.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers had trouble scoring.
Their best quarter was the third, but they still couldn't reduce the
deficit. Luciana Soares was the top scorer with eight points.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals led 10-4 after the first
quarter and 24-7 at halftime. Katie Tominaga added nine points
and Nicole Hirschi had eight.
Statistical notes: Jordan's 24 points was a season low for its
offense. Not many fouls were called in this game as Brighton was
2-4 from the free-throw line, and Jordan 4-7.
What we learned from this game: Jordan dropped to 0-4 in
region. The Diggers have been competitive in most games, but a
post-season berth is unlikely.
Next: Jordan takes on Taylorsville at home on Jan. 30. Brighton
goes to Hillcrest 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. 21 - Skyline 55, Jordan 34
Story of the game: Hannah Bezdjian scored 14 points and had 11
rebounds as Skyline roared past Jordan with a big first half to take
the Region 2 win.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers rallied in the third quarter
and cut the margin to 12 points. Amy Sorensen had 10 points to
lead Jordan.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles led 13-4 after one quarter and
27-10 at halftime. Katie Walker added eight points, seven
rebounds, five assists and four steals.
Statistical notes: Skyline had four three-pointers, while Jordan had
three. Skyline was 7-13 from the free-throw line; Jordan was 5-12.
The loss was Jordan's third straight.
What we learned from this game: Jordan dropped to 0-3 in region
play and the Diggers weren't as competitive in this one.
Next: Jordan plays host to Brighton on Jan. 23, while Skyline
travels to Taylorsville.
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. 16 - Hillcrest 54, Jordan 46
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen ended her recent scoring
drought with 19 points and pulling down 17 rebounds as Hillcrest
got back on the winning track with a Region 2 victory over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers actually made a nice rally
in the fourth quarter, cutting the margin from 17 points. Bree
Scuderi had 12 points, including three treys.
Hillcrest's best moment: The Huskies dominated the first half,
jumping to a 32-18 lead at intermission, and then holding off
Jordan's comeback. Linda Shober had nine points.
Statistical notes: Jordan outscored Hillcrest 17-8 in the fourth
quarter. Hillcrest was 22-39 from the free-throw line; Jordan was
8-14. Surprisingly, Luciana Soares had just three points.
What we learned from this game: Jordan fell to 0-2 in region with
the loss, but the Diggers were competitive again. Word has it the
team will lose Soares soon as she is a transfer student from
abroad.
Next: Jordan goes to Brighton on Jan. 21, while Hillcrest plays at
Taylorsville.
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. 14 - Alta 63, Jordan 57 (OT)
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 24 points, including
a perfect 10-10 from the free-throw line in overtime, to lift Alta to a
narrow overtime win over Jordan in their Region 2 opener.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers had their outside
shooting eye as Bree Scuderi scored 24 points, including five treys,
and Luciana Soares had three baskets from long range, too.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks trailed most of the first half, but
rallied to tie it and send the game to overtime. Morrison's
free-throw shooting made the difference as Alta outscored Jordan
13-7 in the extra session.
Statistical notes: Alta was 18-26 from the free-throw line, while
Jordan was just 3-11. Amy Sorensen had 12 points for Jordan.
Arnett had 11 for Alta.
What we learned from this game: A close loss for Jordan to open
the region season. The Diggers were coming off a good win at
Copper Hills, so they had a bit of momentum.
Next: Jordan goes to Hillcrest on Jan. 16. Alta has a home game
against Taylorsville 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.
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.
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.
Statistical notes: No information available.
What we learned from this game: Jordan gets another win, and
its first since Dec. 2. It looks like it's going to be a long region
season, though.
Next: Jordan starts Region 2 action at home against Alta Jan. 14.
Copper Hills plays at Hunter Jan. 13.
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. 30 - Kearns 53, Jordan 30
Story of the game: Brooke Larsen scored 15 points and Micalee
Orton had 11 as Kearns broke the game open in the first half and
coasted to an easy non-region win over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: Jordan didn't rally, but stayed even with
Kearns in the fourth quarter, even though the game was out of
reach. Kim Marriott was the top scorer with seven points.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars took a 17-4 advantage after
one quarter and led 30-13 at halftime. Jordan didn't ever threaten,
even though Kearns shot badly from the free-throw line.
Statistical notes: This was Kearns' final non-region home game,
where they are 2-0 this season. The Cougars were 6-17 from the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: After the 12-day layoff, the
Diggers don't seem to have changed much. Jordan is 1-8 on the
season.
Next: Jordan plays at Copper Hills on Jan. 6. Kearns goes to
Hillcrest 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.
Dec. 18 - Cottonwood 31, Jordan 29
Story of the game: Erika Nash, Dev Smith and Alyssa Moreno
scored six points apiece and helped spirit a fourth-quarter
comeback as Cottonwood edged Jordan in the Colts' final
non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers almost had this one.
Luciana Soares was the offensive star with 12 points - on four
three-point baskets.
Cottonwood's best moment: The Colts trailed 23-16 entering the
final quarter, but outscored Jordan 15-6 to take the victory.
Statistical notes: Soares' three-pointers were the only ones in the
game. The Diggers' 29 points was a season low. Cottonwood shot
9-22 from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: It has been a tough preseason
so far. Jordan fell to 1-7 overall with the loss, and the Diggers are
0-2 in two-point games.
Next: Jordan plays at Kearns Dec. 30. Cottonwood opens region
play against Murray Jan. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage at this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 16 - Mountain View 67, Jordan 39
Story of the game: J.J. Petit scored 16 points and Chelsey
Kocherhans had 15 as Mountain View stayed unbeaten with a
convincing non-region victory over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: This game was never in doubt. Jordan
couldn't put together an inside game, so it put up a lot of shots
from the perimeter. In fact, six of its 11 baskets were
three-pointers. Luciana Soares led with 13 points.
Mountain View's best moment: The Bruins are a good team. They
led 18-9 after the first quarter and 30-15 at halftime. They emptied
their bench in the second half and still built the lead.
Statistical notes: Anjie Lines had 10 points for Mountain View.
Bree Scuderi had eight points for Jordan. Both teams shot about
the same from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's fifth-straight
loss, and it's primarily due to the quality of their opponents. Four of
the last five teams they played will likely be state title contenders.
Next: Jordan returns home to play Cottonwood Dec. 18. Mountain
View goes to Skyline the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage at this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 12 - Bingham 69, Jordan 45
Story of the game: Nicole Yazzie came back from her one-game
scoring "slump," lighting up the scoreboard with 20 points, as
Bingham turned up its defensive pressure in the second half and
rolled past Jordan in a non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers dropped to 1-5, but they
gave it their best shot. Steph Burt led Jordan with 10 points and
Luciana Soares Bree Scuderi added nine apiece.
Bingham's best moment: The Miners led 36-29 at halftime, but
held Jordan to 16 second-half points. Eleven players scored for
Bingham. Rachel Gines backed up Yazzie with 15 points.
Statistical notes: Jordan hit 15-17 free throws. This was Jordan's
third game in three nights. Yazzie had four three-pointers for the
Miners.
What we learned from this game: This was another game for the
Diggers to improve. Three straight games (and five in one week)
makes you make adjustments quickly.
Next: Jordan now has four days off (to practice) before going to
Mountain View on Dec. 16. Bingham travels to Davis 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.
Dec. 11 - Pleasant Grove 57, Jordan 41
Story of the game: Jennifer Hamson scored 19 points and led
Pleasant Grove to a big first-half lead en route to their first victory of
the season - over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: This was almost a repeat performance of
last night. The Diggers trailed 30-13 at halftime before rallying.
Bree Scuderi had 14 points and Luciana Soares 11.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: MacKenzie Larson had 11 points
and Ana Finau 10, so the Vikings had three scorers in double
figures.
Statistical notes: Another slow start for Jordan, but the teams
played close to even in the second half. Scuderi had two
three-pointers, and Soares had one.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's third straight
loss, and things don't get easier on the schedule.
Next: Jordan travels to 5A power Bingham tonight (Dec. 12).
Pleasant Grove goes to Payson 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 - Woods Cross 61, Jordan 55
Story of the game: Jami Mokofisi led a balanced scoring attack
with 17 points as Woods Cross build a good first-half lead and
held off Jordan in a non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers trailed 38-21 at halftime,
but rallied behind the scoring of Luciana Soares (16 points), Steph
Burt (13) and Bree Scuderi (10) and made it an exciting game at
the end.
Woods Cross' best moment: The Wildcats had a great first half,
then had to hit pressure free throws near the end to hold off
Jordan's rally. Elaine Peterson had 13 points, while Xojian Harry
and Nikki Fernandes had 12 each.
Statistical notes: Jordan outscored Woods Cross 34-23 in the
second half. Madison Naylor had eight points and eight rebounds
for Jordan. Soares had two three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's best
offensive output this season. It wasn't a win, but the Diggers made
progress. The season gets tougher now.
Next: Jordan has another home game against Pleasant Grove
tonight (Dec. 11). Woods Cross plays Davis at home Dec. 12.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
story, click here.
Dec. 4 - Lone Peak 69, Jordan 34
Story of the game: Whitney Johnson scored 26 points as Lone
Peak came into Jordan's gym and buried the Beetdiggers in a
non-region win.
Jordan's best moment: This game was over early. Jordan trailed
56-16 before putting together a nice rally against Lone Peak's
reserves. Bree Scuderi had 14 points for Jordan, including one of
the team's three-point baskets.
Lone Peak's best moment: Johnson, a 6-2 sophomore center,
had her way in this game. Guard Megan Smith backed her up with
16 points. The Knights limited Jordan to just two points in the
second quarter.
Statistical notes: Lone Peak improved to 3-0 and has beaten each
of its opponents by about the same score as this one. The Knights
were 10-15 from the free-throw line. Jordan was 3-13.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's first game
against a very good team, and it shows how much the Diggers
need to improve to be called one.
Next: Jordan has a home game against Woods Cross Dec. 10.
Lone Peak plays Snow Canyon at home Dec. 6.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
story, click here.
Dec. 2 - Jordan 41, Hunter 36
Story of the game: Bree Scuderi scored 13 points and Jordan
shook off a poor free-throw shooting night to pick up its first win in
a non-region game.
Jordan's' best moment: The Beetdiggers outscored Hunter 10-7
in the final quarter to fend off a comeback attempt. Luciana Soares
had nine points, all on three-point baskets.
Hunter's best moment: Hunter led 10-6 after the first quarter.
Latiesha Webster was the team's leading scorer with 16 points,
including a pair of three-point baskets.
Statistical notes: Jordan had four three-pointers as Scuderi picked
up one. Innie Patailii had eight points for Hunter and Uma
Bloomfield six. Jordan was 3-14 from the free-throw line. Hunter
was 10-17.
What we learned from this game: A good win for Jordan, and it
was lucky that its free-throw problems didn't haunt it.
Next: Jordan plays 5A power Lone Peak on Dec. 4. Hunter has a
home game against West 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.
Nov. 25 - Cyprus 51, Jordan 49
Story of the game: Kristie Henriod scored 22 points and helped
Cyprus rally in the fourth quarter to beat Jordan in the season
opener for both teams.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers' offense revolved around
Luciana Soares, and she didn't disappoint. She finished with 21
points, including five three-point baskets.
Cyprus' best moment: The game went back-and-forth, but Jordan
held a 37-33 lead going into the fourth quarter. Michaele Smith and
Ashlynn Mulford helped out with 10 points apiece.
Statistical notes: Jordan finished with eight three-pointers. Cyprus
had two. Cyprus was 21-43 from the free-throw line; Jordan was
9-24.
What we learned from this game: It was a good close game to
start the season. Good teams often will learn how to win those
types. We'll see what develops later.
Next: Jordan goes to Hunter Dec. 2. Cyprus travels to Tremonton to
play in the Bear River tournament Dec. 4-6.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News story, click here. To read the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Story of the game: In her final game in front of the home crowd,
senior Athena Mauga scored 18 points and pulled down 13
rebounds as Taylorsville downed Jordan to enter the 5A state
tournament with a three-game win streak.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers almost won their first
region game. Bree Scuderi led Jordan with 11 points, while Steph
Burt had 10.
Taylorsville's best moment: This game was close all the way, and
the Warriors trailed 40-38 entering the fourth quarter. It was
Taylorsville's defense that prevailed, holding Jordan to just four
points in the last eight minutes.
Statistical notes: Jordan was 13-24 from the free-throw line;
Taylorsville was 11-22. Scuderi had three treys for Jordan. Jordan
led 29-26 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was the closest game of
the region season for Jordan, and the Diggers almost won it. It's
only fitting the season ended this way.
Next: Jordan is done for the year. Taylorsville advances to the 5A
state tournament.
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. 13 - Brighton 51, Jordan 17
Story of the game: Kylie Hirschi scored 18 points as Brighton blew
out Jordan and clinched first place in Region 2.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers were never in the game.
Nicole Wiaderny led Jordan with five points. The 17 points of
offense was a season low.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals led 15-7 after the first
quarter and 29-11 at halftime. The defense limited Jordan to six
second-half points, so they were never threatened. Brighton was
able to empty its bench.
Statistical notes: Brighton was 10-16 from the free-throw line;
Jordan was just 1-2. Twelve different players scored for Brighton.
What we learned from this game: This was not a winnable game
because of the talent differential and the fact that Brighton had a
good reason to win. The end of Jordan's rough season is near.
Next: Jordan goes to Taylorsville on Feb. 18. Brighton plays host to
Hillcrest 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. 11 - Skyline 54, Jordan 44
Story of the game: Whitney Jenkins scored 14 points as Skyline
held off Jordan in a tougher-than-expected Region 2 contest.
Jordan's best moment: Bree Scuderi led the Beetdiggers with 16
points. It was "Senior Night" at Jordan, and the Diggers played one
of their better games, but hurt themselves with poor free-throw
shooting (1-10). Steph Burt had 10 points for Jordan.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles led most of the game,
although it was only 29-26 at halftime. Hannah Bezdjian added
nine points as Skyline hit enough of its free throws to actually
extend the lead late in the game.
Statistical notes: Scuderi had four three-pointers for Jordan.
Skyline didn't have any.
What we learned from this game: This was probably Jordan's last
best chance to earn a region victory.
Next: Jordan goes to Brighton on Feb. 13. Skyline plays host to
Taylorsville 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. 6 - Hillcrest 58, Jordan 48
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen scored a season-high 35
points as Hillcrest held off Jordan in a Region 2 contest.
Jordan's best moment: After trailing early, Jordan actually cut into
the lead in the second and third quarters. Steph Burt had 14 points
for the Beetdiggers, while Bree Scuderi had 10.
Hillcrest's best moment: The Huskies led the entire game, taking
a 16-7 first-quarter advantage. Amundsen was 9-10 from the
free-throw line, and Hillcrest actually extended the lead in the fourth
quarter.
Statistical notes: Hillcrest scored 23 points in the fourth quarter.
Amundsen played a big part in the Huskies' 16-23 effort at the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was a good effort by
Jordan, but it still resulted in its seventh straight loss.
Next: Jordan plays host to Skyline on Feb. 11. Hillcrest takes on
Taylorsville 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.
Feb. 4 - Alta 60, Jordan 38
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 18 points and Erin
Foster had 17 as Alta broke open a close game in the fourth
quarter and beat Jordan in a Region 2 game.
Jordan's best moment: The Diggers trailed 24-12 at halftime, but
turned it into a game with their third-quarter run. Unfortunately, they
didn't have enough gas to continue. Bree Scuderi, Amy Sorensen
and Madison Naylor each had eight points.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks led the entire game, but Jordan
rallied in the third quarter to cut the margin to 33-27. Alta then
outscored Jordan 27-11 to turn the game into a rout. Becca
Beaudoin added 14 points.
Statistical notes: Both teams did not shoot well from the
free-throw line. Alta was 13-25 and Jordan just 2-10. Foster had
four of Alta's seven three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Alta's win was not a surprise,
but Jordan played tough and the game wasn't decided until the
fourth quarter.
Next: Jordan has Hillcrest at homeon Feb. 6. Alta plays at
Taylorsville 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. 30 - Taylorsville 46, Jordan 36
Story of the game: Whitney Mitchell and Athena Mauga scored 13
points apiece to help Taylorsville hold off Jordan in a Region 2
game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers trailed 27-20 at halftime,
but actually made a small rally in the third quarter to narrow the
gap. Luciana Soares was the top scorer with 10 points.
Taylorsville's best moment: The Warriors led most of the game,
but the margin was only 33-29 entering the fourth quarter.
Taylorsville outscored Jordan 13-7 in the final period.
Statistical notes: Taylorsville was 10-23 from the free-throw line;
Jordan was just 6-18. Bree Scuderi and Steph Burt had seven
points apiece for Jordan. Saane Lo'amanu had nine points for
Taylorsville.
What we learned from this game: Another tough loss for Jordan.
The Beetdiggers are halfway through the region season and they
have not yet won a game.
Next: Jordan goes to Alta on Feb. 4. Taylorsville is at Brighton 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. 28 - Brighton 48, Jordan 24
Story of the game: Kim Ringwood scored 13 points and Brighton's
defense held Jordan to just seven first-half points en route to a
convincing Region 2 win.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers had trouble scoring.
Their best quarter was the third, but they still couldn't reduce the
deficit. Luciana Soares was the top scorer with eight points.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals led 10-4 after the first
quarter and 24-7 at halftime. Katie Tominaga added nine points
and Nicole Hirschi had eight.
Statistical notes: Jordan's 24 points was a season low for its
offense. Not many fouls were called in this game as Brighton was
2-4 from the free-throw line, and Jordan 4-7.
What we learned from this game: Jordan dropped to 0-4 in
region. The Diggers have been competitive in most games, but a
post-season berth is unlikely.
Next: Jordan takes on Taylorsville at home on Jan. 30. Brighton
goes to Hillcrest 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. 21 - Skyline 55, Jordan 34
Story of the game: Hannah Bezdjian scored 14 points and had 11
rebounds as Skyline roared past Jordan with a big first half to take
the Region 2 win.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers rallied in the third quarter
and cut the margin to 12 points. Amy Sorensen had 10 points to
lead Jordan.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles led 13-4 after one quarter and
27-10 at halftime. Katie Walker added eight points, seven
rebounds, five assists and four steals.
Statistical notes: Skyline had four three-pointers, while Jordan had
three. Skyline was 7-13 from the free-throw line; Jordan was 5-12.
The loss was Jordan's third straight.
What we learned from this game: Jordan dropped to 0-3 in region
play and the Diggers weren't as competitive in this one.
Next: Jordan plays host to Brighton on Jan. 23, while Skyline
travels to Taylorsville.
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. 16 - Hillcrest 54, Jordan 46
Story of the game: Lexi Amundsen ended her recent scoring
drought with 19 points and pulling down 17 rebounds as Hillcrest
got back on the winning track with a Region 2 victory over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers actually made a nice rally
in the fourth quarter, cutting the margin from 17 points. Bree
Scuderi had 12 points, including three treys.
Hillcrest's best moment: The Huskies dominated the first half,
jumping to a 32-18 lead at intermission, and then holding off
Jordan's comeback. Linda Shober had nine points.
Statistical notes: Jordan outscored Hillcrest 17-8 in the fourth
quarter. Hillcrest was 22-39 from the free-throw line; Jordan was
8-14. Surprisingly, Luciana Soares had just three points.
What we learned from this game: Jordan fell to 0-2 in region with
the loss, but the Diggers were competitive again. Word has it the
team will lose Soares soon as she is a transfer student from
abroad.
Next: Jordan goes to Brighton on Jan. 21, while Hillcrest plays at
Taylorsville.
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. 14 - Alta 63, Jordan 57 (OT)
Story of the game: McKenzie Morrison scored 24 points, including
a perfect 10-10 from the free-throw line in overtime, to lift Alta to a
narrow overtime win over Jordan in their Region 2 opener.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers had their outside
shooting eye as Bree Scuderi scored 24 points, including five treys,
and Luciana Soares had three baskets from long range, too.
Alta's best moment: The Hawks trailed most of the first half, but
rallied to tie it and send the game to overtime. Morrison's
free-throw shooting made the difference as Alta outscored Jordan
13-7 in the extra session.
Statistical notes: Alta was 18-26 from the free-throw line, while
Jordan was just 3-11. Amy Sorensen had 12 points for Jordan.
Arnett had 11 for Alta.
What we learned from this game: A close loss for Jordan to open
the region season. The Diggers were coming off a good win at
Copper Hills, so they had a bit of momentum.
Next: Jordan goes to Hillcrest on Jan. 16. Alta has a home game
against Taylorsville 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.
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.
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.
Statistical notes: No information available.
What we learned from this game: Jordan gets another win, and
its first since Dec. 2. It looks like it's going to be a long region
season, though.
Next: Jordan starts Region 2 action at home against Alta Jan. 14.
Copper Hills plays at Hunter Jan. 13.
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. 30 - Kearns 53, Jordan 30
Story of the game: Brooke Larsen scored 15 points and Micalee
Orton had 11 as Kearns broke the game open in the first half and
coasted to an easy non-region win over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: Jordan didn't rally, but stayed even with
Kearns in the fourth quarter, even though the game was out of
reach. Kim Marriott was the top scorer with seven points.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars took a 17-4 advantage after
one quarter and led 30-13 at halftime. Jordan didn't ever threaten,
even though Kearns shot badly from the free-throw line.
Statistical notes: This was Kearns' final non-region home game,
where they are 2-0 this season. The Cougars were 6-17 from the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: After the 12-day layoff, the
Diggers don't seem to have changed much. Jordan is 1-8 on the
season.
Next: Jordan plays at Copper Hills on Jan. 6. Kearns goes to
Hillcrest 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.
Dec. 18 - Cottonwood 31, Jordan 29
Story of the game: Erika Nash, Dev Smith and Alyssa Moreno
scored six points apiece and helped spirit a fourth-quarter
comeback as Cottonwood edged Jordan in the Colts' final
non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers almost had this one.
Luciana Soares was the offensive star with 12 points - on four
three-point baskets.
Cottonwood's best moment: The Colts trailed 23-16 entering the
final quarter, but outscored Jordan 15-6 to take the victory.
Statistical notes: Soares' three-pointers were the only ones in the
game. The Diggers' 29 points was a season low. Cottonwood shot
9-22 from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: It has been a tough preseason
so far. Jordan fell to 1-7 overall with the loss, and the Diggers are
0-2 in two-point games.
Next: Jordan plays at Kearns Dec. 30. Cottonwood opens region
play against Murray Jan. 2.
Links: There was no local media coverage at this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 16 - Mountain View 67, Jordan 39
Story of the game: J.J. Petit scored 16 points and Chelsey
Kocherhans had 15 as Mountain View stayed unbeaten with a
convincing non-region victory over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: This game was never in doubt. Jordan
couldn't put together an inside game, so it put up a lot of shots
from the perimeter. In fact, six of its 11 baskets were
three-pointers. Luciana Soares led with 13 points.
Mountain View's best moment: The Bruins are a good team. They
led 18-9 after the first quarter and 30-15 at halftime. They emptied
their bench in the second half and still built the lead.
Statistical notes: Anjie Lines had 10 points for Mountain View.
Bree Scuderi had eight points for Jordan. Both teams shot about
the same from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's fifth-straight
loss, and it's primarily due to the quality of their opponents. Four of
the last five teams they played will likely be state title contenders.
Next: Jordan returns home to play Cottonwood Dec. 18. Mountain
View goes to Skyline the same night.
Links: There was no local media coverage at this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
Dec. 12 - Bingham 69, Jordan 45
Story of the game: Nicole Yazzie came back from her one-game
scoring "slump," lighting up the scoreboard with 20 points, as
Bingham turned up its defensive pressure in the second half and
rolled past Jordan in a non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers dropped to 1-5, but they
gave it their best shot. Steph Burt led Jordan with 10 points and
Luciana Soares Bree Scuderi added nine apiece.
Bingham's best moment: The Miners led 36-29 at halftime, but
held Jordan to 16 second-half points. Eleven players scored for
Bingham. Rachel Gines backed up Yazzie with 15 points.
Statistical notes: Jordan hit 15-17 free throws. This was Jordan's
third game in three nights. Yazzie had four three-pointers for the
Miners.
What we learned from this game: This was another game for the
Diggers to improve. Three straight games (and five in one week)
makes you make adjustments quickly.
Next: Jordan now has four days off (to practice) before going to
Mountain View on Dec. 16. Bingham travels to Davis 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.
Dec. 11 - Pleasant Grove 57, Jordan 41
Story of the game: Jennifer Hamson scored 19 points and led
Pleasant Grove to a big first-half lead en route to their first victory of
the season - over Jordan.
Jordan's best moment: This was almost a repeat performance of
last night. The Diggers trailed 30-13 at halftime before rallying.
Bree Scuderi had 14 points and Luciana Soares 11.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: MacKenzie Larson had 11 points
and Ana Finau 10, so the Vikings had three scorers in double
figures.
Statistical notes: Another slow start for Jordan, but the teams
played close to even in the second half. Scuderi had two
three-pointers, and Soares had one.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's third straight
loss, and things don't get easier on the schedule.
Next: Jordan travels to 5A power Bingham tonight (Dec. 12).
Pleasant Grove goes to Payson 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 - Woods Cross 61, Jordan 55
Story of the game: Jami Mokofisi led a balanced scoring attack
with 17 points as Woods Cross build a good first-half lead and
held off Jordan in a non-region game.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers trailed 38-21 at halftime,
but rallied behind the scoring of Luciana Soares (16 points), Steph
Burt (13) and Bree Scuderi (10) and made it an exciting game at
the end.
Woods Cross' best moment: The Wildcats had a great first half,
then had to hit pressure free throws near the end to hold off
Jordan's rally. Elaine Peterson had 13 points, while Xojian Harry
and Nikki Fernandes had 12 each.
Statistical notes: Jordan outscored Woods Cross 34-23 in the
second half. Madison Naylor had eight points and eight rebounds
for Jordan. Soares had two three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's best
offensive output this season. It wasn't a win, but the Diggers made
progress. The season gets tougher now.
Next: Jordan has another home game against Pleasant Grove
tonight (Dec. 11). Woods Cross plays Davis at home Dec. 12.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
story, click here.
Dec. 4 - Lone Peak 69, Jordan 34
Story of the game: Whitney Johnson scored 26 points as Lone
Peak came into Jordan's gym and buried the Beetdiggers in a
non-region win.
Jordan's best moment: This game was over early. Jordan trailed
56-16 before putting together a nice rally against Lone Peak's
reserves. Bree Scuderi had 14 points for Jordan, including one of
the team's three-point baskets.
Lone Peak's best moment: Johnson, a 6-2 sophomore center,
had her way in this game. Guard Megan Smith backed her up with
16 points. The Knights limited Jordan to just two points in the
second quarter.
Statistical notes: Lone Peak improved to 3-0 and has beaten each
of its opponents by about the same score as this one. The Knights
were 10-15 from the free-throw line. Jordan was 3-13.
What we learned from this game: This was Jordan's first game
against a very good team, and it shows how much the Diggers
need to improve to be called one.
Next: Jordan has a home game against Woods Cross Dec. 10.
Lone Peak plays Snow Canyon at home Dec. 6.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune
story, click here.
Dec. 2 - Jordan 41, Hunter 36
Story of the game: Bree Scuderi scored 13 points and Jordan
shook off a poor free-throw shooting night to pick up its first win in
a non-region game.
Jordan's' best moment: The Beetdiggers outscored Hunter 10-7
in the final quarter to fend off a comeback attempt. Luciana Soares
had nine points, all on three-point baskets.
Hunter's best moment: Hunter led 10-6 after the first quarter.
Latiesha Webster was the team's leading scorer with 16 points,
including a pair of three-point baskets.
Statistical notes: Jordan had four three-pointers as Scuderi picked
up one. Innie Patailii had eight points for Hunter and Uma
Bloomfield six. Jordan was 3-14 from the free-throw line. Hunter
was 10-17.
What we learned from this game: A good win for Jordan, and it
was lucky that its free-throw problems didn't haunt it.
Next: Jordan plays 5A power Lone Peak on Dec. 4. Hunter has a
home game against West 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.
Nov. 25 - Cyprus 51, Jordan 49
Story of the game: Kristie Henriod scored 22 points and helped
Cyprus rally in the fourth quarter to beat Jordan in the season
opener for both teams.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers' offense revolved around
Luciana Soares, and she didn't disappoint. She finished with 21
points, including five three-point baskets.
Cyprus' best moment: The game went back-and-forth, but Jordan
held a 37-33 lead going into the fourth quarter. Michaele Smith and
Ashlynn Mulford helped out with 10 points apiece.
Statistical notes: Jordan finished with eight three-pointers. Cyprus
had two. Cyprus was 21-43 from the free-throw line; Jordan was
9-24.
What we learned from this game: It was a good close game to
start the season. Good teams often will learn how to win those
types. We'll see what develops later.
Next: Jordan goes to Hunter Dec. 2. Cyprus travels to Tremonton to
play in the Bear River tournament Dec. 4-6.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News story, click here. To read the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here.
RECENT RESULTS
Feb. 18
Skyline 54, Alta 50
Taylorsville 47, Jordan 44
Brighton 74, Hillcrest 27
Feb. 13
Brighton 51, Jordan 17
Alta 67, Hillcrest 50
Taylorsville 47, Skyline 44
Feb. 11
Brighton 44, Alta 34
Skyline 54, Jordan 44
Taylorsville 60, Hillcrest 38
Feb. 6
Alta 49, Taylorsville 38
Brighton 38, Skyline 26
Hillcrest 58, Jordan 48
Feb. 18
Skyline 54, Alta 50
Taylorsville 47, Jordan 44
Brighton 74, Hillcrest 27
Feb. 13
Brighton 51, Jordan 17
Alta 67, Hillcrest 50
Taylorsville 47, Skyline 44
Feb. 11
Brighton 44, Alta 34
Skyline 54, Jordan 44
Taylorsville 60, Hillcrest 38
Feb. 6
Alta 49, Taylorsville 38
Brighton 38, Skyline 26
Hillcrest 58, Jordan 48
5A STATE TOURNAMENT
Feb. 23
American Fork 67, Alta 52
Lone Peak 52, Taylorsville 38
Pleasant Grove 45, Skyline 34
Weber 39, Brighton 36
End of season
Feb. 23
American Fork 67, Alta 52
Lone Peak 52, Taylorsville 38
Pleasant Grove 45, Skyline 34
Weber 39, Brighton 36
End of season