| LEHI BOYS BASKETBALL - 2009-10 |
2008-09 results (15-8, 5-5)
Nov. 26 - vs. Provo (L 46-52)
Dec. 2 - MOUNTAIN VIEW (W 56-50)
Dec. 5 - at Timpview (W 43-40)
Dec. 9 - SPRINGVILLE (W 70-51)
Dec. 12 - HURRICANE (W 71-52)
Dec. 19-20 - at Jordan tourney
vs. Riverton (L 46-63)
at Jordan (W 60-58)
Jan. 2 - COPPER HILLS (W 56-52)
Jan. 3 - DIXIE (W 55-46)
Jan. 7 - at Juan Diego (W 54-51)
Jan. 9 - at Kearns (W 54-29)
Jan. 14 - AMERICAN FORK* (W 59-47)
Jan. 16 - at Spanish Fork* (W 56-49)
Jan. 21 - LONE PEAK* (L 67-76)
Jan. 23 - at Pleasant Grove* (L 57-62)
Jan. 28 - at Timpanogos* (L 47-56)
Jan. 30 - at American Fork* (W 45-35)
Feb. 6 - SPANISH FORK* (W 59-43)
Feb. 11 - at Lone Peak* (L 49-63)
Feb. 20 - PLEASANT GROVE* (L 58-63)
Feb. 24 - TIMPANOGOS* (W 53-46)
-----5A state tournament-----
March 2 - vs. Brighton (W 50-33)
March 4 - vs. West Jordan (L 37-47)
* - Region 4 games. Home games in CAPS
Nov. 26 - vs. Provo (L 46-52)
Dec. 2 - MOUNTAIN VIEW (W 56-50)
Dec. 5 - at Timpview (W 43-40)
Dec. 9 - SPRINGVILLE (W 70-51)
Dec. 12 - HURRICANE (W 71-52)
Dec. 19-20 - at Jordan tourney
vs. Riverton (L 46-63)
at Jordan (W 60-58)
Jan. 2 - COPPER HILLS (W 56-52)
Jan. 3 - DIXIE (W 55-46)
Jan. 7 - at Juan Diego (W 54-51)
Jan. 9 - at Kearns (W 54-29)
Jan. 14 - AMERICAN FORK* (W 59-47)
Jan. 16 - at Spanish Fork* (W 56-49)
Jan. 21 - LONE PEAK* (L 67-76)
Jan. 23 - at Pleasant Grove* (L 57-62)
Jan. 28 - at Timpanogos* (L 47-56)
Jan. 30 - at American Fork* (W 45-35)
Feb. 6 - SPANISH FORK* (W 59-43)
Feb. 11 - at Lone Peak* (L 49-63)
Feb. 20 - PLEASANT GROVE* (L 58-63)
Feb. 24 - TIMPANOGOS* (W 53-46)
-----5A state tournament-----
March 2 - vs. Brighton (W 50-33)
March 4 - vs. West Jordan (L 37-47)
* - Region 4 games. Home games in CAPS
Lehi links
* - Lehi home page
* - Lehi boys basketball 2008-09
* - Lehi girls basketball page
* - Lehi football page
* - Lehi High School website
* - Lehi site on Wikipedia.org
* - Lehi home page
* - Lehi boys basketball 2008-09
* - Lehi girls basketball page
* - Lehi football page
* - Lehi High School website
* - Lehi site on Wikipedia.org
2009-10 schedule (12-3, 4-2)
Nov. 25 – vs. Pleasant Grove (W 59-48)
Dec. 1 – JUAN DIEGO (W 55-48)
Dec. 8 – at Springville (W 41-38)
Dec. 9 – KEARNS (W 62-37)
Dec. 11 – LONE PEAK (L 50-52)
Dec. 16 – at Copper Hills (W 55-43)
Dec. 22 – at Skyline (W 66-47)
Dec. 30 – MAPLE MTN (W 88-45)
Dec. 31 – at Granger (W 54-49)
Jan. 8 – PROVO* (L 46-48)
Jan. 15 – at Timpview* (L 54-56)
Jan. 19 – at Timpanogos* (W 59-37)
Jan. 22 – OREM* (W 61-51)
Jan. 26 – WESTLAKE* (W 80-46)
Jan. 29 – at Mountain View* (W 69-38)
Feb. 2 – at Provo* (W 53-51)
Feb. 9 – TIMPVIEW*
Feb. 12 – TIMPANOGOS*
Feb. 17 – at Orem*
Feb. 19 - at Westlake*
Feb. 24 – MOUNTAIN VIEW*
* - Region 7 games. Home games in CAPS
Nov. 25 – vs. Pleasant Grove (W 59-48)
Dec. 1 – JUAN DIEGO (W 55-48)
Dec. 8 – at Springville (W 41-38)
Dec. 9 – KEARNS (W 62-37)
Dec. 11 – LONE PEAK (L 50-52)
Dec. 16 – at Copper Hills (W 55-43)
Dec. 22 – at Skyline (W 66-47)
Dec. 30 – MAPLE MTN (W 88-45)
Dec. 31 – at Granger (W 54-49)
Jan. 8 – PROVO* (L 46-48)
Jan. 15 – at Timpview* (L 54-56)
Jan. 19 – at Timpanogos* (W 59-37)
Jan. 22 – OREM* (W 61-51)
Jan. 26 – WESTLAKE* (W 80-46)
Jan. 29 – at Mountain View* (W 69-38)
Feb. 2 – at Provo* (W 53-51)
Feb. 9 – TIMPVIEW*
Feb. 12 – TIMPANOGOS*
Feb. 17 – at Orem*
Feb. 19 - at Westlake*
Feb. 24 – MOUNTAIN VIEW*
* - Region 7 games. Home games in CAPS
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Region 7 standings
Provo 7 1 .875 13 3 .813
Timpview 7 1 .875 12 4 .750
Lehi 5 2 .714 13 3 .813
Orem 4 3 .571 7 9 .438
Mtn. View 2 6 .333 7 10 .412
Timpanogos 2 6 .250 4 13 .235
Westlake 0 8 .000 2 15 .118
Provo 7 1 .875 13 3 .813
Timpview 7 1 .875 12 4 .750
Lehi 5 2 .714 13 3 .813
Orem 4 3 .571 7 9 .438
Mtn. View 2 6 .333 7 10 .412
Timpanogos 2 6 .250 4 13 .235
Westlake 0 8 .000 2 15 .118
Region Overall
W L Pct. W L Pct.
W L Pct. W L Pct.
SEASON SCHEDULE
Nov. 24 results
Timpview 74, Tooele 34
Nov. 25
Lehi 59. Pleasant Grove 48
Provo 63, Springville 60
American Fork 63, Mtn. View 58
Wasatch 60, Orem 34
Timpanogos 69, Payson 56
Spanish Fork 57, Westlake 52 (OT)
Dec. 1
Lehi 55, Juan Diego 48
American Fork 54, Provo 52
Orem 49, Salem Hills 44
Bingham 68, Timpanogos 36
Dec. 2
Mtn. View 74, Morgan 72
Dec. 4
Provo 57, Mtn. Crest 46
American Fork 75, Timpanogos 60
Timpview 68, Maple Mtn. 41
Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Mtn. View 40, Cedar City 30
Dec. 5
Mtn. View 55, East 54
Dec. 8
Lehi 41, Springville 38
Tooele 56, Mountain View 46
Wasatch 65, Timpview 63 (OT)
Westlake 44, Maple Mtn. 28
Dec. 9
Lehi 62, Kearns 37
Orem 53, Spanish Fork 37
Pleasant Grove 52, Timpanogos 49
Dec. 11
Lone Peak 52, Lehi 50
Provo 79, Logan 46
Mtn. View 56, Maple Mtn. 33
American Fork 59, Orem 50
Kearns 60, Westlake 43
Timpview 66, Mtn. Crest 60
Dixie 44, Timpanogos 27
Dec. 12
Legacy, Nev. 60, Timpanogos 50
Dec. 15
American Fork 60, Timpview 57
Payson 70, Westlake 47
Dec. 16
Lehi 55, Copper HIlls 43
Bingham 63, Mtn. View 49
Springville 76, Timpanogos 59
Dec. 17
Provo 56, Maple Mtn. 39
Christian Life Academy, Nev. 71,
Timpview 59
Dec. 18
Provo 38, Spanish Fork 32
Payson 41, Mtn. View 40
Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Timpview 82, Richwood, La. 70
Dec. 19
Bishop Manogue, Nev. 71,
Timpview 59
Payson 37, Orem 29
Pine VIew 52, Orem 50
Dec. 22
Lehi 66, Skyline 47
Alta 62, Provo 55 (OT)
Timpanogos 61, Maple Mtn. 53
Tooele 52, Westlake 46
Mtn. View 68, Salem Hills 60
Lone Peak 65, Orem 38
Dec. 23
Orem 50, Snow Canyon 39
Dec. 29
Kearns 55, Orem 46
Dec. 30
Lehi 88, Maple Mountain 45
Provo 45, Salem Hills 42
Lone Peak 76, Westlake 42
Nov. 24 results
Timpview 74, Tooele 34
Nov. 25
Lehi 59. Pleasant Grove 48
Provo 63, Springville 60
American Fork 63, Mtn. View 58
Wasatch 60, Orem 34
Timpanogos 69, Payson 56
Spanish Fork 57, Westlake 52 (OT)
Dec. 1
Lehi 55, Juan Diego 48
American Fork 54, Provo 52
Orem 49, Salem Hills 44
Bingham 68, Timpanogos 36
Dec. 2
Mtn. View 74, Morgan 72
Dec. 4
Provo 57, Mtn. Crest 46
American Fork 75, Timpanogos 60
Timpview 68, Maple Mtn. 41
Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Mtn. View 40, Cedar City 30
Dec. 5
Mtn. View 55, East 54
Dec. 8
Lehi 41, Springville 38
Tooele 56, Mountain View 46
Wasatch 65, Timpview 63 (OT)
Westlake 44, Maple Mtn. 28
Dec. 9
Lehi 62, Kearns 37
Orem 53, Spanish Fork 37
Pleasant Grove 52, Timpanogos 49
Dec. 11
Lone Peak 52, Lehi 50
Provo 79, Logan 46
Mtn. View 56, Maple Mtn. 33
American Fork 59, Orem 50
Kearns 60, Westlake 43
Timpview 66, Mtn. Crest 60
Dixie 44, Timpanogos 27
Dec. 12
Legacy, Nev. 60, Timpanogos 50
Dec. 15
American Fork 60, Timpview 57
Payson 70, Westlake 47
Dec. 16
Lehi 55, Copper HIlls 43
Bingham 63, Mtn. View 49
Springville 76, Timpanogos 59
Dec. 17
Provo 56, Maple Mtn. 39
Christian Life Academy, Nev. 71,
Timpview 59
Dec. 18
Provo 38, Spanish Fork 32
Payson 41, Mtn. View 40
Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Timpview 82, Richwood, La. 70
Dec. 19
Bishop Manogue, Nev. 71,
Timpview 59
Payson 37, Orem 29
Pine VIew 52, Orem 50
Dec. 22
Lehi 66, Skyline 47
Alta 62, Provo 55 (OT)
Timpanogos 61, Maple Mtn. 53
Tooele 52, Westlake 46
Mtn. View 68, Salem Hills 60
Lone Peak 65, Orem 38
Dec. 23
Orem 50, Snow Canyon 39
Dec. 29
Kearns 55, Orem 46
Dec. 30
Lehi 88, Maple Mountain 45
Provo 45, Salem Hills 42
Lone Peak 76, Westlake 42
Dec. 31
Lehi 54, Granger 49
Jan. 2
Lone Peak 76, Timpanogos 53
Jan. 5
Springville 80, Westlake 60
Jan. 8
Provo 48, Lehi 46
Timpview 54, Mtn. View 39
Timpanogos 79, Westlake 53
Jan. 12
Timpview 76, Timpanogos 65
Jan. 13
Provo 70, Mtn. View 33
Orem 70, Westlake 46
Jan. 15
Timpview 56, Lehi 54 (OT)
Mtn. View 58, Westlake 42
Orem 51, Timpanogos 50 (OT)
Jan. 19
Lehi 59, Timpanogos 37
Provo 44, Orem 39
Timpview 61, Westlake 38
Jan. 22
Lehi 61, Orem 51
Provo 64, Westlake 44
Mtn. View 63, Timpanogos 55
Jan. 26
Lehi 80, Westlake 46
Provo 46, Timpview 32
Jan. 27
Orem 54, Mtn. View 51 (2OT)
Jan. 29
Lehi 69, Mtn. View 38
Provo 75, Timpanogos 51
Timpview 64, Orem 55
Feb. 2
Lehi 53, Provo 51
Timpview 55, Mtn. View 47
Timpanogos 69, Westlake 48
Feb. 4
Provo 49, Mtn. View 40
Orem 61, Westlake 48
Timpview 59, Timpanogos 44
Feb. 9
Timpview at Lehi
Orem at Timpanogos
Feb. 10
Westlake at Mtn. View
Feb. 12
Timpanogos at Lehi
Provo at Orem
Westlake at Timpview
Feb. 16
Provo at Westlake
Mtn. View at Timpanogos
Feb. 17
Lehi at Orem
Feb. 19
Timpview at Provo
Orem at Mtn. View
Lehi at Westlake
Feb. 24
Mtn. View at Lehi
Timpanogos at Provo
Orem at Timpview
Lehi 54, Granger 49
Jan. 2
Lone Peak 76, Timpanogos 53
Jan. 5
Springville 80, Westlake 60
Jan. 8
Provo 48, Lehi 46
Timpview 54, Mtn. View 39
Timpanogos 79, Westlake 53
Jan. 12
Timpview 76, Timpanogos 65
Jan. 13
Provo 70, Mtn. View 33
Orem 70, Westlake 46
Jan. 15
Timpview 56, Lehi 54 (OT)
Mtn. View 58, Westlake 42
Orem 51, Timpanogos 50 (OT)
Jan. 19
Lehi 59, Timpanogos 37
Provo 44, Orem 39
Timpview 61, Westlake 38
Jan. 22
Lehi 61, Orem 51
Provo 64, Westlake 44
Mtn. View 63, Timpanogos 55
Jan. 26
Lehi 80, Westlake 46
Provo 46, Timpview 32
Jan. 27
Orem 54, Mtn. View 51 (2OT)
Jan. 29
Lehi 69, Mtn. View 38
Provo 75, Timpanogos 51
Timpview 64, Orem 55
Feb. 2
Lehi 53, Provo 51
Timpview 55, Mtn. View 47
Timpanogos 69, Westlake 48
Feb. 4
Provo 49, Mtn. View 40
Orem 61, Westlake 48
Timpview 59, Timpanogos 44
Feb. 9
Timpview at Lehi
Orem at Timpanogos
Feb. 10
Westlake at Mtn. View
Feb. 12
Timpanogos at Lehi
Provo at Orem
Westlake at Timpview
Feb. 16
Provo at Westlake
Mtn. View at Timpanogos
Feb. 17
Lehi at Orem
Feb. 19
Timpview at Provo
Orem at Mtn. View
Lehi at Westlake
Feb. 24
Mtn. View at Lehi
Timpanogos at Provo
Orem at Timpview
Feb. 2 - Lehi 53, Provo 51
Story of the game: William Walker scored 18 points, and Zach
Stanley hit two free throws late in the game, and that was the
difference as Lehi handed Provo its first Region 7 loss.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers rallied in the second half and
cut the margin to two points going into the fourth period. Josh Scott
had a big game with 14 points and 16 rebounds.
Provo's best moment: Provo controlled the first half and had a
27-20 lead at intermission. Kyle Collinsworth a one-man show
with 31 points, including four three-pointers. Provo had a chance to
tie - or win - the game late, but couldn't convert.
Statistical notes: Provo shot just 1-6 from the free-throw line, and
Collinsworth missed most of them. Lehi wasn't much better at 2-8.
What we learned from this game: The two teams split the season
series, with each winning a two-point game on the other's home
court. Lehi is back in the Region 7 race and the title is up for grabs.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game. To read the D-News story, click here. For the Herald article,
click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Jan. 22 - Lehi 61, Orem 51
Story of the game: William Walker scored a season-high 24
points and Josh Scott had 21as Lehi downed Orem for its second
straight Region 7 victory.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed 13-11 after the first
period, but came back to grab a nine-point lead going into the
fourth quarter. Zach Stanley added seven points,
Orem's best moment: Rory Sagers and Sean Peterson each had
11 points for Orem, which made a nice rally in the fourth quarter,
but it wasn't enough. The Tigers lost their second straight.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot just 8-17 from the free-throw line.
Orem was 11-15. Orem made four three-pointers, while Lehi had
three.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers have won two
straight and are now 10-3 overall. Lehi needs to keep winning and
then take advantage of another chance at both Provo and Timpview.
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 see the Provo Herald brief, click here and
scroll down.
Jan. 19 - Lehi 59, Timpanogos 37
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 13 points and William
Walker had 11, but it was Lehi's defense that made the difference
as Lehi earned its first Region 7 victory.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers led 27-13 at halftime and then
dominated the third quarter to build a 24-point lead. Ryan
Christofferson added nine points.
Timpanogos' best moment: The Thunderbirds finally got their
offense going in the final quarter, scoring 19 points. It wasn't
enough, of course, but it made the score more respectable. Chris
Melville had 13 points and Ryan Van Pelt 12.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot 13-18 from the free-throw line.
Timpanogos was 15-23. Both teams made two three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers finally earned
their first region win, and now need to focus on winning one game
at a time and take advantage of their chances against Provo and
Timpview.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Provo Herald brief,
click here and scroll down. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Jan. 15 - Timpview 56, Lehi 54 (OT)
Story of the game: Josh Warner led a balanced scoring attack with
12 points, and hit the go-ahead basket in overtime, as Timpview
held off Lehi in a Region 7 game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed almost the entire game,
but rallied in the fourth quarter behind William Walker, who had 20
points and 15 rebounds. Zach Stanley made two three-pointers,
including one to tie the game and send it into overtime.
Timpview's best moment: Warner had a chance to win the game
in regulation, but missed a free throw. Ryan Sagers and Christian
Covey had 11 points and Colby Jorgensen added 10.
Statistical notes: Lehi lost this game at the free-throw line, where
it made just 3-of-14 shots. Lehi outrebounded Timpview 32-21.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers discovered
Timpview will likely have a say in the region standings. Lehi is now
0-2, while Timpview is on top at 3-0.
Links: All three local newspapers had reporters at this game. To
read the Deseret News story, click here. For the Provo Herald
article, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune article, click here.
Jan. 8 - Provo 48, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Kyle Collinsworth scored the game-winning
basket with four seconds left as Provo escaped with a win over
Lehi in the Region 7 opener for both teams.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed 36-25 at halftime, but
lifted the home crowd's excitement with a big rally. Will Walker's
basket and free throw with 55 seconds left tied the game and set
up the exciting end.
Provo's best moment: The Bulldogs took the early lead, hitting five
three-pointers in the first quarter. Collinsworth led Provo with 20
points. At the end, he calmly took control of the ball. He made the
basket, and also was fouled on the play.
Statistical notes: Collinsworth added 10 rebounds and nine
assists to his scoring total. Walker had 23 points for Lehi, and
Josh Scott added 10 points and 14 rebounds. Keith Moore had 12
points and Ryan Durrant 11 for Provo.
What we learned from this game: This was one of the best
games of the season, and it's a shame it couldn't have been
played at the end of the schedule.
Links: All the local media outlets were at this game, and the
Deseret News, Provo Herald and Utah Sports Action (USA) had
photographers there, too. To read the D-News story, click here. For
the Herald article, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune story,
click here. For the D-News photos, click here. For USA's Facebook
photos, click here.
Dec. 31 - Lehi 54, Granger 49
Story of the game: William Walker scored 21 points and Josh
Davis added 12 as Lehi roared back with a huge fourth quarter and
edged Granger in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers played the night before, but
didn't appear tired. Lehi outscored Granger 22-6 in the fourth
quarter and won their fourth straight game.
Granger's best moment: The Lancers led most of the game, and
took a 43-32 advantage going into the final quarter. Deng Deng
scored 18 points, including four three-pointers. Isaiah Tademy and
Richard Olsen had 10 points apiece.
Statistical notes: Both teams shot well from the free-throw line.
Granger made six three-pointers, while Lehi had four. Zach Stanley
and Jordan McGregor had eight points each for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: This was a winnable game for
Granger, and would have been one of its biggest wins of the
season.
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 or Provo Herald.
Dec. 30 - Lehi 88, Maple Mtn. 45
Story of the game: William Walker scored 16 points and led four
players in double figures as Lehi grabbed a big lead in the first
quarter and cruise past Maple Mountain in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers got rolling early, taking a 25-6
lead after the first period. Jordan McGregor had 12 points, and
Jordan Rupp and Zach Stanley had 11. Lehi emptied its bench and
11 different players scored.
Maple Mtn.'s best moment: The Golden Eagles got their offense
going a bit after the first quarter. Cameron Starr was the top scorer
with 12 points. Colton Starr had seven points, including a pair of
three-pointers.
Statistical notes: Lehi connected on 26-29 free throws; Maple
Mountain was 16-25. The Eagles also emptied their bench.
What we learned from this game: This was more like a
scrimmage for Lehi, which seems to have far more talent.
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. 22 - Lehi 66, Skyline 47
Story of the game: William Walker and Zach Stanley scored 17
points each as Lehi scored the game's first 18 points and went on
to beat Skyline in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers owned the first quarter. Walker
and Stanley were joined by Josh Scott (16 points), they combined
for 50 points. Stanley hit four three-pointers and Lehi was really
never threatened.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles rallied behind Jaden
Jackson, who had 17 points, and Skyline nailed a season-high
eight three-pointer in a rally attempt. James Tingey added nine
points.
Statistical notes: Skyline is 1-3 in home games, but the schedule
(opponents) may have helped dictate that. The preseason
schedule is a killer. The Eagles outscored Lehi 39-33 in the
second half, but they trailed by 25 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was as dominating of an
effort Lehi will have this season. The Pioneers held Skyline
scoreless for at least eight minutes. The offense had a
season-high total, but the defense won this game.
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. 16 - Lehi 55, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: William Walker and Josh Scott had 17 points
apiece as Lehi went on a 14-0 run in the third quarter and edged
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers dominated inside with Walker
and Scott, and did a nice job on the Grizzlies' Steven Larson. Lehi
hit 20-32 free throws for the game, but made their final six. Ryan
Christofferson added nine points.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies trailed 21-18 at halftime,
but opened the third period with seven straight points to take a
brief lead. Copper Hills lost the lead and couldn't make it up. B.J.
Cavar led with nine points and Josh Powell had eight.
Statistical notes: Lehi had a big advantage at the free throw line.
Copper Hills made just 7-16 FTs.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 5-1 and 3-0
away from home. The Pioneers also bounced back from their first
defeat. Lehi went to its strength and won this game convincingly.
Links: Both Salt Lake newspapers had reporters at this game, and
the Tribune sent a photographer. To read the Tribune article, click
here. To see the Deseret News story, click here. For the Trib's
photos, click here.
Dec. 11 - Lone Peak 52, Lehi 50
Story of the game: Freshman Nick Emery made a name for
himself, scoring 26 points, including the tying and game-winning
baskets as Lone Peak edged Lehi in a non-region game and
stayed unbeaten.
Lehi's best moment: The game was close throughout, and
became a defensive battle in the final quarter. William Walker was
the Pioneers' top scorer with 12 points. Zach Stanley had 11
points, including three treys. He had a chance to tie the game in
the final seconds, but missed a tough shot.
Lone Peak's best moment: Emery and Tannon Pedersen burned
Lehi from ther perimeter. Pedersen finished with 19 points, and
forced Lehi to watch for him. That allowed Emery to get free for the
big baskets.
Statistical notes: Josh Scott had 11 points and nine rebounds for
Lehi. The Pioneers were 12-21 from the free-throw line. Lone Peak
just 4-6. Both teams had six three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Lehi suffered its first loss, but
everyone found out Lone Peak has a freshman phenom. Afterward,
coach Craig Gladwell said he hoped Lehi would perform better in
other close games.
Links: The Deseret News, Provo Herald and Utah Sports Action
had reporters at this game. To read the D-News story, click here.
For the Herald article, click here. To see USA's story, click here. For
the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 9 - Lehi 62, Kearns 37
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 15 points and William
Walker had 14 as Lehi took control of the game in the third quarter
and bounced Kearns in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers dominated the game inside
and outscored Kearns 16-4 in the third quarter. After that, they were
able to empty their bench. Ryan Christofferson chipped in with 11
points.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars played tough in the opening
half, and only trailed 29-23. Dalton Noble was the top scorer with
10 points. Kearns also shot well from the free-throw line to prevent
the score from getting any worse.
Statistical notes: Kearns' 6-foot-9 Justyn Searle had just one
point. The Cougars shot 11-14 from the free-throw line. Lehi was
11-16. Second straight blowout loss for the Cougars.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 4-0 and coach
Craig Gladwell admitted this was a lot easier game than last
night's win over Springville. Lehi was dominant here.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here. For the Provo Herald brief, click here.
Dec. 8 - Lehi 41, Springville 38
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 19 points and hauled in 13
rebounds as Lehi held off Springville, despite a big effort by the
Red Devils' Raul Delgado.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied going into the final
quarter, but Scott and William Walker helped give Lehi a
seven-point lead. The Pioneers made just 1-7 free throws down
the stretch, but hung on. Walker finished with 13 points.
Springville's best moment: Delgado finished with 22 points, and
hit a tough three-pointer to narrow the gap to three points late in
the game. After Lehi missed a pair of free throws, Delgado missed
a long-range bomb at the buzzer.
Statistical notes: Both teams shot 50 percent from the free-throw
line. Springville's 38 points was a season low - to date. Only five
players scored for each team.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 3-0 with the
tough victory and plays a back-to-back game against Kearns.
Links: The Deseret News had a reporter at the game. To read the
D-News story, click here. To see the Provo Herald's roundup of
games that night, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Dec. 1 - Lehi 55, Juan Diego 48
Story of the game: Zach Stanley led a balanced scoring attack with
15 points as Lehi opened its basketball season by taking an early
lead and holding off Juan Diego in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers developed a nice
inside-outside scoring threat, as center William Walker added 14
points and Ryan Christofferson had 11. Lehi nailed five treys and
shot decently from the free-throw line to hang on to the win.
Juan Diego's best moment: After falling behind 19-12, the Soaring
Eagle stayed right with the home team. Morgan Hesleph drained
five treys and was Juan Diego's top scorer. Ajay Pizza added 13.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 10-15 from the FT line; Juan Diego
was 7-9. Walker played a key role in the fourth quarter. He also led
the team in rebounding.
What we learned from this game: Juan Diego showed some
athleticism in this game, especially Pizza, who caused Lehi fits in
the first half. In the end, though, Walker made the difference.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. However,
a blogger was there. To read the blog, click here and then scroll
down. To read the Deseret News brief, click here. For the Provo
Herald box score, click here.
Nov. 25 - Lehi 59, Pleasant Grove 48
Story of the game: William Walker led a balanced scoring attack
with 20 points as Lehi turned back Pleasant Grove in the season
opener for both teams at UVU.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers grabbed a small early and
slowly extended it throughout the game. The final quarter was
hurried, but Lehi hung on. Josh Scott and Ryan Christofferson
added 10 points apiece.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: Joe Kruger led the Vikings with
12 points, but it was Cory McAllister's outside shooting that fueled
Pleasant Grove's rally. He finished with 11 points, including three
treys. This might have been the best game at UVU's tourney.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 17-26 from the free-throw line.
Pleasant Grove was 9-15. Brady Hoglund and Sefa Tanoai each
had 10 points for Pleasant Grove. Lehi led 23-16 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was a good matchup to
start the season as both clubs should be pretty good. Walker
played well in his matchup with the larger Kruger.
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.
Story of the game: William Walker scored 18 points, and Zach
Stanley hit two free throws late in the game, and that was the
difference as Lehi handed Provo its first Region 7 loss.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers rallied in the second half and
cut the margin to two points going into the fourth period. Josh Scott
had a big game with 14 points and 16 rebounds.
Provo's best moment: Provo controlled the first half and had a
27-20 lead at intermission. Kyle Collinsworth a one-man show
with 31 points, including four three-pointers. Provo had a chance to
tie - or win - the game late, but couldn't convert.
Statistical notes: Provo shot just 1-6 from the free-throw line, and
Collinsworth missed most of them. Lehi wasn't much better at 2-8.
What we learned from this game: The two teams split the season
series, with each winning a two-point game on the other's home
court. Lehi is back in the Region 7 race and the title is up for grabs.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game. To read the D-News story, click here. For the Herald article,
click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Jan. 22 - Lehi 61, Orem 51
Story of the game: William Walker scored a season-high 24
points and Josh Scott had 21as Lehi downed Orem for its second
straight Region 7 victory.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed 13-11 after the first
period, but came back to grab a nine-point lead going into the
fourth quarter. Zach Stanley added seven points,
Orem's best moment: Rory Sagers and Sean Peterson each had
11 points for Orem, which made a nice rally in the fourth quarter,
but it wasn't enough. The Tigers lost their second straight.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot just 8-17 from the free-throw line.
Orem was 11-15. Orem made four three-pointers, while Lehi had
three.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers have won two
straight and are now 10-3 overall. Lehi needs to keep winning and
then take advantage of another chance at both Provo and Timpview.
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 see the Provo Herald brief, click here and
scroll down.
Jan. 19 - Lehi 59, Timpanogos 37
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 13 points and William
Walker had 11, but it was Lehi's defense that made the difference
as Lehi earned its first Region 7 victory.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers led 27-13 at halftime and then
dominated the third quarter to build a 24-point lead. Ryan
Christofferson added nine points.
Timpanogos' best moment: The Thunderbirds finally got their
offense going in the final quarter, scoring 19 points. It wasn't
enough, of course, but it made the score more respectable. Chris
Melville had 13 points and Ryan Van Pelt 12.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot 13-18 from the free-throw line.
Timpanogos was 15-23. Both teams made two three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers finally earned
their first region win, and now need to focus on winning one game
at a time and take advantage of their chances against Provo and
Timpview.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Provo Herald brief,
click here and scroll down. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Jan. 15 - Timpview 56, Lehi 54 (OT)
Story of the game: Josh Warner led a balanced scoring attack with
12 points, and hit the go-ahead basket in overtime, as Timpview
held off Lehi in a Region 7 game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed almost the entire game,
but rallied in the fourth quarter behind William Walker, who had 20
points and 15 rebounds. Zach Stanley made two three-pointers,
including one to tie the game and send it into overtime.
Timpview's best moment: Warner had a chance to win the game
in regulation, but missed a free throw. Ryan Sagers and Christian
Covey had 11 points and Colby Jorgensen added 10.
Statistical notes: Lehi lost this game at the free-throw line, where
it made just 3-of-14 shots. Lehi outrebounded Timpview 32-21.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers discovered
Timpview will likely have a say in the region standings. Lehi is now
0-2, while Timpview is on top at 3-0.
Links: All three local newspapers had reporters at this game. To
read the Deseret News story, click here. For the Provo Herald
article, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune article, click here.
Jan. 8 - Provo 48, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Kyle Collinsworth scored the game-winning
basket with four seconds left as Provo escaped with a win over
Lehi in the Region 7 opener for both teams.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed 36-25 at halftime, but
lifted the home crowd's excitement with a big rally. Will Walker's
basket and free throw with 55 seconds left tied the game and set
up the exciting end.
Provo's best moment: The Bulldogs took the early lead, hitting five
three-pointers in the first quarter. Collinsworth led Provo with 20
points. At the end, he calmly took control of the ball. He made the
basket, and also was fouled on the play.
Statistical notes: Collinsworth added 10 rebounds and nine
assists to his scoring total. Walker had 23 points for Lehi, and
Josh Scott added 10 points and 14 rebounds. Keith Moore had 12
points and Ryan Durrant 11 for Provo.
What we learned from this game: This was one of the best
games of the season, and it's a shame it couldn't have been
played at the end of the schedule.
Links: All the local media outlets were at this game, and the
Deseret News, Provo Herald and Utah Sports Action (USA) had
photographers there, too. To read the D-News story, click here. For
the Herald article, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune story,
click here. For the D-News photos, click here. For USA's Facebook
photos, click here.
Dec. 31 - Lehi 54, Granger 49
Story of the game: William Walker scored 21 points and Josh
Davis added 12 as Lehi roared back with a huge fourth quarter and
edged Granger in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers played the night before, but
didn't appear tired. Lehi outscored Granger 22-6 in the fourth
quarter and won their fourth straight game.
Granger's best moment: The Lancers led most of the game, and
took a 43-32 advantage going into the final quarter. Deng Deng
scored 18 points, including four three-pointers. Isaiah Tademy and
Richard Olsen had 10 points apiece.
Statistical notes: Both teams shot well from the free-throw line.
Granger made six three-pointers, while Lehi had four. Zach Stanley
and Jordan McGregor had eight points each for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: This was a winnable game for
Granger, and would have been one of its biggest wins of the
season.
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 or Provo Herald.
Dec. 30 - Lehi 88, Maple Mtn. 45
Story of the game: William Walker scored 16 points and led four
players in double figures as Lehi grabbed a big lead in the first
quarter and cruise past Maple Mountain in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers got rolling early, taking a 25-6
lead after the first period. Jordan McGregor had 12 points, and
Jordan Rupp and Zach Stanley had 11. Lehi emptied its bench and
11 different players scored.
Maple Mtn.'s best moment: The Golden Eagles got their offense
going a bit after the first quarter. Cameron Starr was the top scorer
with 12 points. Colton Starr had seven points, including a pair of
three-pointers.
Statistical notes: Lehi connected on 26-29 free throws; Maple
Mountain was 16-25. The Eagles also emptied their bench.
What we learned from this game: This was more like a
scrimmage for Lehi, which seems to have far more talent.
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. 22 - Lehi 66, Skyline 47
Story of the game: William Walker and Zach Stanley scored 17
points each as Lehi scored the game's first 18 points and went on
to beat Skyline in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers owned the first quarter. Walker
and Stanley were joined by Josh Scott (16 points), they combined
for 50 points. Stanley hit four three-pointers and Lehi was really
never threatened.
Skyline's best moment: The Eagles rallied behind Jaden
Jackson, who had 17 points, and Skyline nailed a season-high
eight three-pointer in a rally attempt. James Tingey added nine
points.
Statistical notes: Skyline is 1-3 in home games, but the schedule
(opponents) may have helped dictate that. The preseason
schedule is a killer. The Eagles outscored Lehi 39-33 in the
second half, but they trailed by 25 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was as dominating of an
effort Lehi will have this season. The Pioneers held Skyline
scoreless for at least eight minutes. The offense had a
season-high total, but the defense won this game.
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. 16 - Lehi 55, Copper Hills 43
Story of the game: William Walker and Josh Scott had 17 points
apiece as Lehi went on a 14-0 run in the third quarter and edged
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers dominated inside with Walker
and Scott, and did a nice job on the Grizzlies' Steven Larson. Lehi
hit 20-32 free throws for the game, but made their final six. Ryan
Christofferson added nine points.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies trailed 21-18 at halftime,
but opened the third period with seven straight points to take a
brief lead. Copper Hills lost the lead and couldn't make it up. B.J.
Cavar led with nine points and Josh Powell had eight.
Statistical notes: Lehi had a big advantage at the free throw line.
Copper Hills made just 7-16 FTs.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 5-1 and 3-0
away from home. The Pioneers also bounced back from their first
defeat. Lehi went to its strength and won this game convincingly.
Links: Both Salt Lake newspapers had reporters at this game, and
the Tribune sent a photographer. To read the Tribune article, click
here. To see the Deseret News story, click here. For the Trib's
photos, click here.
Dec. 11 - Lone Peak 52, Lehi 50
Story of the game: Freshman Nick Emery made a name for
himself, scoring 26 points, including the tying and game-winning
baskets as Lone Peak edged Lehi in a non-region game and
stayed unbeaten.
Lehi's best moment: The game was close throughout, and
became a defensive battle in the final quarter. William Walker was
the Pioneers' top scorer with 12 points. Zach Stanley had 11
points, including three treys. He had a chance to tie the game in
the final seconds, but missed a tough shot.
Lone Peak's best moment: Emery and Tannon Pedersen burned
Lehi from ther perimeter. Pedersen finished with 19 points, and
forced Lehi to watch for him. That allowed Emery to get free for the
big baskets.
Statistical notes: Josh Scott had 11 points and nine rebounds for
Lehi. The Pioneers were 12-21 from the free-throw line. Lone Peak
just 4-6. Both teams had six three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Lehi suffered its first loss, but
everyone found out Lone Peak has a freshman phenom. Afterward,
coach Craig Gladwell said he hoped Lehi would perform better in
other close games.
Links: The Deseret News, Provo Herald and Utah Sports Action
had reporters at this game. To read the D-News story, click here.
For the Herald article, click here. To see USA's story, click here. For
the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 9 - Lehi 62, Kearns 37
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 15 points and William
Walker had 14 as Lehi took control of the game in the third quarter
and bounced Kearns in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers dominated the game inside
and outscored Kearns 16-4 in the third quarter. After that, they were
able to empty their bench. Ryan Christofferson chipped in with 11
points.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars played tough in the opening
half, and only trailed 29-23. Dalton Noble was the top scorer with
10 points. Kearns also shot well from the free-throw line to prevent
the score from getting any worse.
Statistical notes: Kearns' 6-foot-9 Justyn Searle had just one
point. The Cougars shot 11-14 from the free-throw line. Lehi was
11-16. Second straight blowout loss for the Cougars.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 4-0 and coach
Craig Gladwell admitted this was a lot easier game than last
night's win over Springville. Lehi was dominant here.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read
the Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune
box score, click here. For the Provo Herald brief, click here.
Dec. 8 - Lehi 41, Springville 38
Story of the game: Josh Scott scored 19 points and hauled in 13
rebounds as Lehi held off Springville, despite a big effort by the
Red Devils' Raul Delgado.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied going into the final
quarter, but Scott and William Walker helped give Lehi a
seven-point lead. The Pioneers made just 1-7 free throws down
the stretch, but hung on. Walker finished with 13 points.
Springville's best moment: Delgado finished with 22 points, and
hit a tough three-pointer to narrow the gap to three points late in
the game. After Lehi missed a pair of free throws, Delgado missed
a long-range bomb at the buzzer.
Statistical notes: Both teams shot 50 percent from the free-throw
line. Springville's 38 points was a season low - to date. Only five
players scored for each team.
What we learned from this game: Lehi improved to 3-0 with the
tough victory and plays a back-to-back game against Kearns.
Links: The Deseret News had a reporter at the game. To read the
D-News story, click here. To see the Provo Herald's roundup of
games that night, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Dec. 1 - Lehi 55, Juan Diego 48
Story of the game: Zach Stanley led a balanced scoring attack with
15 points as Lehi opened its basketball season by taking an early
lead and holding off Juan Diego in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers developed a nice
inside-outside scoring threat, as center William Walker added 14
points and Ryan Christofferson had 11. Lehi nailed five treys and
shot decently from the free-throw line to hang on to the win.
Juan Diego's best moment: After falling behind 19-12, the Soaring
Eagle stayed right with the home team. Morgan Hesleph drained
five treys and was Juan Diego's top scorer. Ajay Pizza added 13.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 10-15 from the FT line; Juan Diego
was 7-9. Walker played a key role in the fourth quarter. He also led
the team in rebounding.
What we learned from this game: Juan Diego showed some
athleticism in this game, especially Pizza, who caused Lehi fits in
the first half. In the end, though, Walker made the difference.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. However,
a blogger was there. To read the blog, click here and then scroll
down. To read the Deseret News brief, click here. For the Provo
Herald box score, click here.
Nov. 25 - Lehi 59, Pleasant Grove 48
Story of the game: William Walker led a balanced scoring attack
with 20 points as Lehi turned back Pleasant Grove in the season
opener for both teams at UVU.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers grabbed a small early and
slowly extended it throughout the game. The final quarter was
hurried, but Lehi hung on. Josh Scott and Ryan Christofferson
added 10 points apiece.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: Joe Kruger led the Vikings with
12 points, but it was Cory McAllister's outside shooting that fueled
Pleasant Grove's rally. He finished with 11 points, including three
treys. This might have been the best game at UVU's tourney.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 17-26 from the free-throw line.
Pleasant Grove was 9-15. Brady Hoglund and Sefa Tanoai each
had 10 points for Pleasant Grove. Lehi led 23-16 at halftime.
What we learned from this game: This was a good matchup to
start the season as both clubs should be pretty good. Walker
played well in his matchup with the larger Kruger.
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.
Salt Lake Tribune photo
William Walker goes up for two points against Copper Hills.
Salt Lake Tribune photo
Ryan Christofferson tries to get around a Copper Hills defender.
Provo Herald photo
Jordan McGregor dribbles past Provo's Ryan Durrant.