2007-08 results (6-14, 1-9)
Nov. 30 - at Davis (L 49-74)
Dec. 1 - at Snow Canyon (L 46-54)
Dec. 5 - TIMPVIEW (L 63-71)
Dec. 7 - PROVO (W 59-57)
Dec. 11 - at West (L 40-47)
Dec. 14 - at Mountain View (L 44-48)
Dec. 19 - at Springville (W 63-47)
Dec. 21 - WASATCH (W 66-56)
Dec. 28 - at Copper Hills (W 59-55)
Jan. 3 - JUAN DIEGO (W 66-45)
Jan. 7 - at Kearns (W 47-46)
Jan. 11 - at Timpanogos* (L 48-54)
Jan. 16 - at American Fork* (L 53-60)
Jan. 18 - SPANISH FORK* (L 47-50)
Jan. 25 - at Lone Peak* (L 37-72)
Jan. 30 - PLEASANT GROVE* (L 56-65)
Feb. 1 - TIMPANOGOS* (L 58-67)
Feb. 6 - AMERICAN FORK* (W 56-42)
Feb. 8 - at Spanish Fork* (L 49-61)
Feb. 13 - LONE PEAK* (L 58-81)
Feb. 19 - at Pleasant Grove* (L 74-75)
Nov. 30 - at Davis (L 49-74)
Dec. 1 - at Snow Canyon (L 46-54)
Dec. 5 - TIMPVIEW (L 63-71)
Dec. 7 - PROVO (W 59-57)
Dec. 11 - at West (L 40-47)
Dec. 14 - at Mountain View (L 44-48)
Dec. 19 - at Springville (W 63-47)
Dec. 21 - WASATCH (W 66-56)
Dec. 28 - at Copper Hills (W 59-55)
Jan. 3 - JUAN DIEGO (W 66-45)
Jan. 7 - at Kearns (W 47-46)
Jan. 11 - at Timpanogos* (L 48-54)
Jan. 16 - at American Fork* (L 53-60)
Jan. 18 - SPANISH FORK* (L 47-50)
Jan. 25 - at Lone Peak* (L 37-72)
Jan. 30 - PLEASANT GROVE* (L 56-65)
Feb. 1 - TIMPANOGOS* (L 58-67)
Feb. 6 - AMERICAN FORK* (W 56-42)
Feb. 8 - at Spanish Fork* (L 49-61)
Feb. 13 - LONE PEAK* (L 58-81)
Feb. 19 - at Pleasant Grove* (L 74-75)
Lehi links
* - Lehi boys basketball roster
* - Lehi boys basketball preview
* - Lehi girls basketball page
* - Lehi football page
* - Lehi High School website
* - Lehi site on Wikipedia.org
* - Lehi boys basketball roster
* - Lehi boys basketball preview
* - Lehi girls basketball page
* - Lehi football page
* - Lehi High School website
* - Lehi site on Wikipedia.org
Region 4 standings
Lone Peak 10 0 1.000 22 3 .880
Pleasant Grove 8 2 .800 16 7 .696
Lehi 5 5 .500 15 8 .652
Timpanogos 4 6 .400 5 15 .250
American Fork 3 7 .300 3 18 .143
Spanish Fork 0 10 .000 2 19 .095
Lone Peak 10 0 1.000 22 3 .880
Pleasant Grove 8 2 .800 16 7 .696
Lehi 5 5 .500 15 8 .652
Timpanogos 4 6 .400 5 15 .250
American Fork 3 7 .300 3 18 .143
Spanish Fork 0 10 .000 2 19 .095
Lehi schedule (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
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Region Overall
W L Pct. W L Pct.
W L Pct. W L Pct.
March 4 - West Jordan 47, Lehi 37
Story of the game: Reyes Gallegos scored 16 points and Mason
Sawyer had 15 as West Jordan edged Lehi in the quarterfinals of
the 5A state tournament.
Lehi's key moment: The Pioneers lost guard Jacob Obioma to
an ankle injury in the third quarter, and that hurt their chances.
Will Walker had 10 points and six rebounds. Josh Scott had
seven points and 10 rebounds.
West Jordan's key moment: Gallegos led the Jags on a 12-2
run midway through the second quarter that gave them a 28-21
lead. After that, guard Mason Sawyer saw the ball most, and he
hit a key basket and two free throws that stopped a Lehi rally.
Jordan Weirick added 12 points.
Statistical notes: West Jordan was 12-17 from the free-throw
line; Lehi was just 2-4. Lehi's 37 points was a season low.
Obioma finished with seven points.
What we learned from this game: Lehi lost a tough battle that
might have gone differently had Obioma stayed available.
Next: West Jordan will play Davis March 6 in one 5A semifinal
game. Lehi finished the season 15-8.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game and the D-News and Salt Lake Tribune had photographers
there. To read the D-News story, click here. To read the Herald's
article, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click
here. To check out the D-News photos, click here. To see the
Trib's photos, click here.
March 2 - Lehi 50, Brighton 33
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma scored 17 points as Lehi used
a pair of 11-0 runs to surprise Brighton in the opening round of
the 5A state tournament.
Lehi's best moment: Obioma, Will Walker and reserve Josh Scott
controlled the key, scoring 19 of Lehi's 28 first-half points. The
Pioneers had a 20-point lead in the third quarter and were really
never threatened. Walker had 11 points and Scott had six.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals didn't play their best and,
after earning an 8-4 lead, had trouble with Lehi's inside attack.
Brighton had stretches where its speed and quickness paid
dividends, but it had no answer to Lehi.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 11-17 from the free-throw line;
Brighton was just 2-7. Neil Richards led Brighton with seven
points. The Bengals' 33 points was easily a season low.
What we learned from this game: Lehi looked good in claiming
this win and Region 4 finished the day with a 3-0 record.
Next: Lehi advanced to play West Jordan March 4. Brighton is
done for the season.
Links: The Deseret News and the Provo Herald had a reporter
and a photographer at the game. To read the D-News story, click
here. to read the Herald article, click here. To view the Salt Lake
Tribune box score, click here. To check out the D-News photo
gallery, click here.
Feb. 24 - Lehi 53, Timpanogos 46
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Jacob
Obioma chipped in with several big plays on offense and defense
as Lehi downed Timpanogos and earned the final playoff spot
from Region 4.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied 26-26 when Obioma
stole the ball and dunked it. That inspired the rest of the team and
Lehi went on a 16-3 run that was the difference in the game.
Obioma finished with 10 points.
Timpanogos' best moment: The Thunderbirds trailed most of the
game, but Parker Brown's steal and dunk tied the game. But it
took Lehi a minute to get the momentum back. Jenson Nelson
and Trevor Thomas had 11 points each for Timpanogos.
Statistical notes: The teams split the season series.
Timpanogos was 17-24 from the free-throw line. Lehi was 10-21.
Corey Smith had 12 points for Lehi, including a pair of
three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: Lehi earned a playoff berth as
a No. 3 seed from Region 4.
Next: Lehi opens the 5A state tournament against Brighton on
March 2.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game. To read the D-News story, click here. To read the Herald's
article, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click
here.
Feb. 20 - Pleasant Grove 63, Lehi 58 (2 OT)
Story of the game: C.J. Wilcox scored 29 points as Pleasant
Grove held off Lehi in double overtime, clinching second place in
Region 4 for the Vikings.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed by five points entering
the final quarter, but closed the gap behind Will Walker and Jacob
Obioma. Walker finished with 26 points and Obioma had 19.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: This was a long game, and the
Vikings didn't have it won until they hit their free throws late in the
second overtime. LeSean Wilcox added 17 points for PG.
Statistical notes: PG was 10-13 from the free-throw line; Lehi
was 9-16. This was Lehi's fourth overtime game this season and
the Pioneers have lost three. Both PG-Lehi games went into OT.
What we learned from this game: Lehi must beat Timpanogos
in its season finale to reach the 5A state tournament. The loser of
that game is done for the season.
Next: Lehi finishes the regular season at Timpanogos Feb. 24.
Pleasant Grove plays at Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Feb. 11 - Lone Peak 63, Lehi 49
Story of the game: Tyler Haws scored 26 points and pulled down
13 rebounds as Lone Peak clinched the Region 4 crown with a
victory over Lehi.
Lehi's best moment: Jacob Obioma scored 17 points and keyed
several rallies that kept Lehi close. The Pioneers' hustling
defense created some havoc for Lone Peak. Will Walker added
15 points.
Lone Peak's best moment: Lone Peak led the entire game, but
got a momentum boost when Tommy Tebbs hit a crazy
three-pointer at the halftime buzzer to give the Knights a 27-19
halftime lead. Dillon Smith had 16 points for Lone Peak.
Statistical notes: Smith had four three-pointers for Lone Peak,
while Lehi had none. Lone Peak had a nice run in the third
quarter, outscoring Lehi 23-14.
What we learned from this game: Lehi fell back into a tie with
Timpanogos for third place, and ends the season at their place
on Feb. 24.
Next: Lehi plays host to Pleasant Grove Feb. 20. Lone Peak goes
to Timpanogos the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Feb. 6 - Lehi 59, Spanish Fork 43
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Jacob
Obioma added 17 as Lehi led from start to finish and downed
Spanish Fork a in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: Obioma scored nine points in the first
quarter as Lehi took a 16-5 advantage. The lead stayed in double
digits until late in the third quarter, but the Pioneers put it away in
the fourth.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons remained winless in
region play, but did put together a nice rally in the third period, but
couldn't maintain it on Lehi's home floor. Ren Williamson and
Travis Still had nine points each.
Statistical notes: Lehi has now won two straight after its
mid-season slide. Lehi was 15-25 from the free-throw line;
Spanish Fork just 7-16.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is back in sole
possession of fourth place, but really needs to win two of its last
three games to stay there.
Next: Lehi travels to play Lone Peak Feb. 11. Spanish Fork has
Timpanogos 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. To see the Provo Herald's story, click here.
Jan. 30 - Lehi 45, American Fork 35
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Corey Smith
had 12 as Lehi ended a three-game losing streak with a Region
4 win at American Fork.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers finally put the Cavemen away
in the fourth quarter. Leading 31-27 entering the fourth period,
Lehi outscored AF 14-8. The Pioneers hit enough of their free
throws to hold on.
American Fork's best moment: The Cavemen have won won
one game this season, but played Lehi well until the end. Alex
Ross led American Fork with 11 points.
Statistical notes: This was a defensive battle, and Lehi's lowest
point total since Dec. 5. However, it was also its defense's
second-best effort. Jacob Obioma had just five points.
What we learned from this game: This was just what Lehi
needed to get back on the winning track. The Pioneers need at
least two more wins to make the 5A state tournament.
Next: Lehi plays host to Spanish Fork on Feb. 6. American Fork
has Timpanogos 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. 28 - Timpanogos 56, Lehi 47 (2 OT)
Story of the game: Joe Kruger and Trevor Thomas scored 14
points apiece as Timpanogos outlasted Lehi in double overtime
in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: Timpanogos led 23-19 at halftime, but Lehi
came out and took the lead with an impressive third quarter. The
game was close the rest of the way.
Timpanogos' best moment: Tied 47-all after the first overtime,
Timpanogos held Lehi without a point in the final five-minute
session to win going away.
Statistical notes: Jacob Obioma led Lehi with 15 points. Leading
scorer Will Walker had just nine. The Pioneers have lost three
straight games.
What we learned from this game: Lehi has lost its usual
intensity and needs to regain it before it does irreparable harm.
The Pioneers are now in danger of missing the post-season.
Next: Lehi plays at American Fork on Jan. 30. Timpanogos has
Pleasant Grove 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. 23 - Pleasant Grove 63, Lehi 57 (OT)
Story of the game: C.J. Wilcox scored 24 points, but it was a
team effort that allowed Pleasant Grove to beat Lehi in a Region 4
game.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi trailed 33-28 entering the final quarter,
but rallied to actually take the lead late in the game. Will Walker
led with 20 points and Jacob Obioma had 14.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: LeSean Wilcox hit a
three-pointer with 12 seconds left that tied the game and sent it
into overtime. C.J. Wilcox had a pair of key baskets and Cory
McAllister hit four straight free throws to secure the victory.
Statistical notes: The game was tied 48-48 going into overtime.
PG was 10-15 from the free-throw line; Lehi was 11-18. PG had
eight three-point baskets; Lehi had two.
What we learned from this game: This was the battle for second
place, and likely won't be decided until the teams play again at
Lehi on Feb. 20.
Next: Lehi returns home to play Timpanogos Jan. 28. Pleasant
Grove plays host to Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Jan. 21 - Lone Peak 76, Lehi 67
Story of the game: Tyler Haws scored 25 points and Tommy
Tebbs had 17, including key free throws late in the game that
helped Lone Peak hold off Lehi in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed most of the game and
were down 63-46 with 4:30 left when they made their run,
eventually cutting the margin to five points, but they couldn't get
any closer. Will Walker had a season-high 29 points for Lehi.
Lone Peak's best moment: Haws was saddled with foul trouble
and played perhaps half the game and still ended up with 25
points and eight rebounds.
Statistical notes: Lone Peak was 9-10 from the line down the
stretch, and finished 19-25. Lehi was 22-30. Tebbs had three
treys for Lone Peak.
What we learned from this game: Lehi's seven-game win streak
was snapped and the Pioneers dropped to second place. They
have to rebound quickly as Pleasant Grove is next.
Next: Lehi goes to Pleasant Grove on Jan. 23. Lone Peak has a
home game against Timpanogos.
Links: All three area newspapers had reporters at the game. To
read the Deseret News story, click here. To view the Salt Lake
Tribune article, click here. To see the Provo Herald's story, click
here. To see the box score, click here.
Jan. 16 - Lehi 56, Spanish Fork 49
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma scored 13 points as Lehi
finally pulled away from Spanish Fork in the fourth quarter and
avoided the upset on the Dons' home floor.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied 37-37 entering the
fourth period and Lehi still won despite shooting 5-13 from the
free-throw line.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons played one of their best
games this season and stayed with Lehi until the end. Travis Still
had 19 points and Taylor Jones had 17, including five
three-pointers.
Statistical notes: Breck Lewis had 11 points for Spanish Fork as
only four players scored. The Dons were coming off a loss to
Lone Peak where they gave up 102 points. Will Walker had only
six points for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers knew they were
in trouble immediately, and Obioma took over the team's offense.
He has played a key role for Lehi all season.
Next: Lehi takes on Lone Peak on Jan. 21. Spanish Fork plays at
Timpanogos 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 or Provo Herald.
Jan. 14 - Lehi 59, American Fork 47
Story of the game: Corey Smith scored 15 points, Will Walker
had 14 and Jacob Obioma 13 as Lehi built an early lead and
downed winless American Fork in their Region 4 opener.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers led 11-5 after one quarter and
32-16 at halftime. The Cavemen rallied in the third quarter, but
Lehi repulsed the threat by hitting its free throws down the stretch.
American Fork's best moment: Ben Beddes had 12 points for
American Fork, which rallied to within six points at one point in the
third quarter.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 20-30 from the free-throw line; AF
was 11-20. This was Lehi's sixth straight win.
What we learned from this game: This really wasn't a winnable
game for American Fork. The Pioneers have established
themselves as one of the favorites to win the region.
Next: Lehi goes to Spanish Fork on Jan. 16. American Fork
travels to Timpanogos 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 see the Provo Herald's article, click here.
Jan. 9 - Lehi 54, Kearns 29
Story of the game: Will Walker led a balanced scoring attack with
13 points, but it was Lehi's defense that made the difference,
holding Kearns to a season-low point total in its non-region win.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers' defense held Kearns to
single-digit scoring through the first three quarters, and led
36-17. Corey Smith had 12 points, Ryan Christofferson 11 and
Mula Faleao 10.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars stayed even with Lehi in the
second quarter, but the Pioneers blew the game open in the third
period. Fatu Moala, Toa Afatasi and Justyn Searle had six points
each.
Statistical notes: This was also Lehi's best defensive game this
season. Lehi hit just 8-17 free throws; Kearns was 7-10.
Christofferson had three treys for Lehi. Kearns did not have a
three-pointer.
What we learned from this game: This was Lehi's final
non-region game, and the Pioneers go into region play with an
impressive 9-2 record.
Next: Lehi opens Region 4 play at home against American Fork
Jan. 14. Kearns takes on Hillcrest at home Jan. 13.
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. 7 - Lehi 54, Juan Diego 51 (OT)
Story of the game: Corey Smith scored 13 points and Zach
Stanley had 12 as Lehi rallied in the fourth quarter to send the
game into overtime and then defeated Juan Diego in a
non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers' methodical offense wasn't
catching up to Juan Diego early, but they outscored them 14-8 in
the final quarter to knot the game at 42-42. Jacob Obiamo added
10 for Lehi.
Juan Diego's best moment: This is not the same team, not since
Pablo Coro arrived. The 6-2 senior guard led Juan Diego with 20
points, including four three-pointers, and the team has improved
dramatically with him in the lineup.
Statistical notes: The game was tied after one quarter, and at
halftime. Stanley had three treys, and Smith two for Lehi. Both
teams shot less than 50 percent from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Once again, Lehi is winning
the close games. The Pioneers are 4-0 in games decided by four
points or less.
Next: Lehi goes to Kearns Jan. 9. Juan Diego takes on Salem
Hills Jan. 14.
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's article, click here.
Jan. 3 - Lehi 55, Dixie 46
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 14 points and Corey Smith
had 12 as Lehi broke open a tie game with a big third quarter and
went on to defeat Dixie in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: With the score tied 25-25 at halftime, Lehi
broke out and outscored Dixie 14-5 in the pivotal third quarter.
The Pioneers then prevented a comback by hitting enough of their
free throws down the stretch.
Dixie's best moment: The Flyers played with the home team,
except for the third quarter. Mike Sharp led the team in scoring
with 14 points. Dixie hadn't played since Dec. 20.
Statistical notes: Mula Faleao had three treys for Lehi, and Smith
had a pair. Lehi connected on 18 of 26 free throws. Dixie was
9-17. The Flyers record dropped to 7-4.
What we learned from this game: This is Lehi's third straight
win, and put them tied on top of Region 4 with two games to play
until region starts.
Next: Lehi travels to play at Juan Diego Jan. 7. Dixie has a home
game against Hurricane 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. 2 - Lehi 56, Copper Hills 52
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 27 points and hit some
key free throws down the stretch as Lehi hung on to defeat
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a huge 22-6 lead,
but Copper Hills got back into it. The game was close in the
fourth quarter, but Lehi took advantage of its fine free-throw
shooting to hang on to the win.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies rallied from their early
deficit, using Steven Cordovia's 20 points and Tyler Faalogo's 14.
Copper Hills also had eight three-point baskets.
Statistical notes: Lehi hit 25 of 30 free throws, many late in the
game by Walker and Corey Smith, who had 11 points. Copper
Hills only scored four points in the first quarter.
What we learned from this game: This was a close game and
Lehi showed - once again - that it knows how to win those types.
Next: Lehi plays Dixie at home tonight (Jan. 3). Copper Hills
entertains Uintah Jan. 7.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 20 - Lehi 60, Jordan 58
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma fed Will Walker with a nice
pass that resulted in a layup with three seconds left to give Lehi a
win over Jordan in the Jordan tournament.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a 21-9 lead, but
gave it away in the second quarter. Lehi led most of the second
half, although it remained close. Obioma and Walker had 16
points apiece.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers were down by as many
as nine points in the fourth quarter, but tied it with about 30
seconds left. Jordan Bernardo had 18 points and Colton Burgon
16.
Statistical notes: Jordan was 15-18 from the free-throw line. Curt
Follett had 10 points for Jordan. Corey Smith had 10 for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: It was a great way to end the
tournament for Lehi - beating the home team. When the Pioneers
needed a basket at the end, their play worked to perfection.
Next: Lehi is off until it plays host to Copper Hills on Jan. 2.
Jordan heads up to Logan to play in a tournament there Dec.
27-30.
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.
Dec. 19 - Riverton 63, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Sean Neilson scored 14 points, Ryan
Thomas had 13 and Jeff Tanner 12 as Riverton shot 64 percent
from the field and held off Lehi in the first round of the Jordan
tournament.
Lehi's best moment: Will Walker had 16 points for the Pioneers,
who got 23 offensive rebounds that helped keep them closer
despite their poor shooting.
Riverton's best moment: The Silverwolves broke open a close
game in the second quarter with an 8-1 run. It got better in the
third quarter when Riverton outscored Lehi 20-9 for a 20-point
lead.
Statistical notes: Lehi outscored Riverton 17-14 in the final
quarter. The teams basically shot the same from the free-throw
line. Riverton improved to 7-0 with the win. Jacob Obioma had
nine points for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: The loss ended a four-game
win streak for the Pioneers. Lehi is 3-0 at home, but 1-2 away.
Next: Lehi will play host Jordan in the consolation game today.
Riverton takes on Granger in the title game later.
Links: The Deseret News had a reporter and a photographer at
the game. To read the D-News story, click here. To check out the
box score, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune. To view the D-News photo gallery, click here.
Dec. 12 - Lehi 71, Hurricane 52
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 22 points as
sharp-shooting Lehi rolled to its fourth straight victory - this time
beating Hurricane in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The second quarter. Lehi led just 14-13
after the first period, but stretched it to 31-20 at halftime. The
Pioneers stretched it to 50-30 after three quarters and then were
able to empty the bench late.
Hurricane's best moment: The Tigers played with Lehi in the first
and fourth quarters, but this game was determined in the middle
two. Sorensen led Hurricane with 14.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot well on this night. From the line, for
example, the Pioneers were 20-23. Kyle Hinton backed up Walker
with 14 points.
What we learned from this game: This was Lehi's second
straight 19-point victory. Lehi is playing well, and could make a
difference in region play.
Next: Lehi is off until it plays in the Jordan tournament Dec.
19-20. Hurricane goes to Cedar City to play in the weekend
tourney there.
Links: There was no local media coverage. To read the Deseret
News brief, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 9 - Lehi 70, Springville 51
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 22 points and Kyle Hinton
added 18 as Lehi used offense to pull away from Springville in
the second half and claim the non-region home victory.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi led 48-40 after three quarters, but blew
the game open in the final period. Springville never really tried to
foul to get back into it.
Springville's best moment: The Red Devils played well in the first
quarter, and had the game tied at 17. Marsman led the way with
16 points. Springville remained winless at 0-3.
Statistical notes: After Springville's big first quarter, the Red
Devils never matched that again against Lehi's defense. Mua
Faleao had nine points for Lehi, all on three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is 3-1 and has some
impressive wins. This team could be one to watch in the near
future.
Next: Lehi has a home game against Hurricane on Friday (Dec.
12). Springville returns home to take on Cedar the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune's box score, click here.
Dec. 5 - Lehi 43, Timpview 40
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 13 points and Lehi hit 7-8
from the free throw line to hold off Timpview in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a 14-10
first-quarter lead, and held it for the entire game. Jacob Obioma
and Kyle Hinton backed up Walker with nine points apiece.
Timpview's best moment: Timpview made a nice run at Lehi late
in the game, and outscored the Pioneers in the fourth quarter.
Cory Sagers had 11 points and Eli Robison 10 for the
Thunderbirds
Statistical notes: The referees let them play. Lehi was 7-8, and
Timpview 2-2 from the free-throw line. Sagers had three treys for
Timpview. Lehi did not have a three-point basket.
What we learned from this game: A big win for Lehi. The
Pioneers knew Timpview would be a difficult opponent. Lehi
stayed above .500 and is on a roll.
Next: Lehi returns home to take on Springville Dec. 7. Timpview
has a home game against Wasatch Dec. 10.
Links: The Provo Herald was the only media outlet to have a
report on this game. To read the Herald story, click here.
Dec. 2 - Lehi 56, Mountain View 50
Story of the game: Corey Smith and Will Walker each scored 17
points, but it was Jacob Obioma's steal and one-handed, athletic
dunk with 1:30 left that gave Lehi momentum and the Pioneers
rallied to edge Mountain View in a non-region home game.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi never led until Obiama's play, which
thrilled the home crowd and changed the game. The Pioneers hit
6-of-8 free throws down the stretch to claim their first win of the
season.
Mountain View's best moment: The Bruins' 6-foot-8 center, Scott
Moake, led MV with 20 points. The Bruins took a 12-6 lead and
always seemed to hold a narrow edge until late. Adam Lewis had
11 points for MV.
Statistical notes: Lehi outscored MV 21-9 in the fourth quarter,
which erased a six-point deficit. Lehi hit 11-15 free throws, while
MV was 19-30.
What we learned from this game: Coach Craig Gladwell told the
Provo Herald that the Pioneers' depth played a role. Lehi had
several players in foul trouble.
Next: Lehi travels to play Timpview on Friday. Mountain View, now
0-2, plays host to Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To see the
Herald's game story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief,
click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune's info, click here.
Nov. 26 - Provo 52, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Kyle Collinsworth scored 21 points and Provo
shook off the loss of Brandon Davies' foul troubles to escape with
a narrow win over Lehi in the Beat the Zuke Utah County
Challenge at UVU.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers played tough against the
defending 4A champs the entire game. Lehi led 30-29 in the third
quarter on a basket by Jacob Obioma, who led the team with 13
points.
Provo's best moment: Collinsworth answered Lehi's challenge
with a basket to give Provo the lead again. The Bulldogs never
trailed after that, and managed to hit enough free throws down
the stretch to hang on to the win.
Statistical leaders: Collinsworth led Provo with 21 points and
Tanner Austin had 12, including two 3-pointers. Will Walker
backed up Obioma with 12. Both teams shot badly from the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is expected to be better
than last year (for team preview, click here), and this game
showed it.
Next: Lehi has its first home game Dec. 2, playing Mountain View.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To see the
Herald's game story, click here.
Story of the game: Reyes Gallegos scored 16 points and Mason
Sawyer had 15 as West Jordan edged Lehi in the quarterfinals of
the 5A state tournament.
Lehi's key moment: The Pioneers lost guard Jacob Obioma to
an ankle injury in the third quarter, and that hurt their chances.
Will Walker had 10 points and six rebounds. Josh Scott had
seven points and 10 rebounds.
West Jordan's key moment: Gallegos led the Jags on a 12-2
run midway through the second quarter that gave them a 28-21
lead. After that, guard Mason Sawyer saw the ball most, and he
hit a key basket and two free throws that stopped a Lehi rally.
Jordan Weirick added 12 points.
Statistical notes: West Jordan was 12-17 from the free-throw
line; Lehi was just 2-4. Lehi's 37 points was a season low.
Obioma finished with seven points.
What we learned from this game: Lehi lost a tough battle that
might have gone differently had Obioma stayed available.
Next: West Jordan will play Davis March 6 in one 5A semifinal
game. Lehi finished the season 15-8.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game and the D-News and Salt Lake Tribune had photographers
there. To read the D-News story, click here. To read the Herald's
article, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click
here. To check out the D-News photos, click here. To see the
Trib's photos, click here.
March 2 - Lehi 50, Brighton 33
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma scored 17 points as Lehi used
a pair of 11-0 runs to surprise Brighton in the opening round of
the 5A state tournament.
Lehi's best moment: Obioma, Will Walker and reserve Josh Scott
controlled the key, scoring 19 of Lehi's 28 first-half points. The
Pioneers had a 20-point lead in the third quarter and were really
never threatened. Walker had 11 points and Scott had six.
Brighton's best moment: The Bengals didn't play their best and,
after earning an 8-4 lead, had trouble with Lehi's inside attack.
Brighton had stretches where its speed and quickness paid
dividends, but it had no answer to Lehi.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 11-17 from the free-throw line;
Brighton was just 2-7. Neil Richards led Brighton with seven
points. The Bengals' 33 points was easily a season low.
What we learned from this game: Lehi looked good in claiming
this win and Region 4 finished the day with a 3-0 record.
Next: Lehi advanced to play West Jordan March 4. Brighton is
done for the season.
Links: The Deseret News and the Provo Herald had a reporter
and a photographer at the game. To read the D-News story, click
here. to read the Herald article, click here. To view the Salt Lake
Tribune box score, click here. To check out the D-News photo
gallery, click here.
Feb. 24 - Lehi 53, Timpanogos 46
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Jacob
Obioma chipped in with several big plays on offense and defense
as Lehi downed Timpanogos and earned the final playoff spot
from Region 4.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied 26-26 when Obioma
stole the ball and dunked it. That inspired the rest of the team and
Lehi went on a 16-3 run that was the difference in the game.
Obioma finished with 10 points.
Timpanogos' best moment: The Thunderbirds trailed most of the
game, but Parker Brown's steal and dunk tied the game. But it
took Lehi a minute to get the momentum back. Jenson Nelson
and Trevor Thomas had 11 points each for Timpanogos.
Statistical notes: The teams split the season series.
Timpanogos was 17-24 from the free-throw line. Lehi was 10-21.
Corey Smith had 12 points for Lehi, including a pair of
three-pointers.
What we learned from this game: Lehi earned a playoff berth as
a No. 3 seed from Region 4.
Next: Lehi opens the 5A state tournament against Brighton on
March 2.
Links: The Deseret News and Provo Herald had reporters at the
game. To read the D-News story, click here. To read the Herald's
article, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click
here.
Feb. 20 - Pleasant Grove 63, Lehi 58 (2 OT)
Story of the game: C.J. Wilcox scored 29 points as Pleasant
Grove held off Lehi in double overtime, clinching second place in
Region 4 for the Vikings.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed by five points entering
the final quarter, but closed the gap behind Will Walker and Jacob
Obioma. Walker finished with 26 points and Obioma had 19.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: This was a long game, and the
Vikings didn't have it won until they hit their free throws late in the
second overtime. LeSean Wilcox added 17 points for PG.
Statistical notes: PG was 10-13 from the free-throw line; Lehi
was 9-16. This was Lehi's fourth overtime game this season and
the Pioneers have lost three. Both PG-Lehi games went into OT.
What we learned from this game: Lehi must beat Timpanogos
in its season finale to reach the 5A state tournament. The loser of
that game is done for the season.
Next: Lehi finishes the regular season at Timpanogos Feb. 24.
Pleasant Grove plays at Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Feb. 11 - Lone Peak 63, Lehi 49
Story of the game: Tyler Haws scored 26 points and pulled down
13 rebounds as Lone Peak clinched the Region 4 crown with a
victory over Lehi.
Lehi's best moment: Jacob Obioma scored 17 points and keyed
several rallies that kept Lehi close. The Pioneers' hustling
defense created some havoc for Lone Peak. Will Walker added
15 points.
Lone Peak's best moment: Lone Peak led the entire game, but
got a momentum boost when Tommy Tebbs hit a crazy
three-pointer at the halftime buzzer to give the Knights a 27-19
halftime lead. Dillon Smith had 16 points for Lone Peak.
Statistical notes: Smith had four three-pointers for Lone Peak,
while Lehi had none. Lone Peak had a nice run in the third
quarter, outscoring Lehi 23-14.
What we learned from this game: Lehi fell back into a tie with
Timpanogos for third place, and ends the season at their place
on Feb. 24.
Next: Lehi plays host to Pleasant Grove Feb. 20. Lone Peak goes
to Timpanogos the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Feb. 6 - Lehi 59, Spanish Fork 43
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Jacob
Obioma added 17 as Lehi led from start to finish and downed
Spanish Fork a in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: Obioma scored nine points in the first
quarter as Lehi took a 16-5 advantage. The lead stayed in double
digits until late in the third quarter, but the Pioneers put it away in
the fourth.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons remained winless in
region play, but did put together a nice rally in the third period, but
couldn't maintain it on Lehi's home floor. Ren Williamson and
Travis Still had nine points each.
Statistical notes: Lehi has now won two straight after its
mid-season slide. Lehi was 15-25 from the free-throw line;
Spanish Fork just 7-16.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is back in sole
possession of fourth place, but really needs to win two of its last
three games to stay there.
Next: Lehi travels to play Lone Peak Feb. 11. Spanish Fork has
Timpanogos 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. To see the Provo Herald's story, click here.
Jan. 30 - Lehi 45, American Fork 35
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 19 points and Corey Smith
had 12 as Lehi ended a three-game losing streak with a Region
4 win at American Fork.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers finally put the Cavemen away
in the fourth quarter. Leading 31-27 entering the fourth period,
Lehi outscored AF 14-8. The Pioneers hit enough of their free
throws to hold on.
American Fork's best moment: The Cavemen have won won
one game this season, but played Lehi well until the end. Alex
Ross led American Fork with 11 points.
Statistical notes: This was a defensive battle, and Lehi's lowest
point total since Dec. 5. However, it was also its defense's
second-best effort. Jacob Obioma had just five points.
What we learned from this game: This was just what Lehi
needed to get back on the winning track. The Pioneers need at
least two more wins to make the 5A state tournament.
Next: Lehi plays host to Spanish Fork on Feb. 6. American Fork
has Timpanogos 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. 28 - Timpanogos 56, Lehi 47 (2 OT)
Story of the game: Joe Kruger and Trevor Thomas scored 14
points apiece as Timpanogos outlasted Lehi in double overtime
in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: Timpanogos led 23-19 at halftime, but Lehi
came out and took the lead with an impressive third quarter. The
game was close the rest of the way.
Timpanogos' best moment: Tied 47-all after the first overtime,
Timpanogos held Lehi without a point in the final five-minute
session to win going away.
Statistical notes: Jacob Obioma led Lehi with 15 points. Leading
scorer Will Walker had just nine. The Pioneers have lost three
straight games.
What we learned from this game: Lehi has lost its usual
intensity and needs to regain it before it does irreparable harm.
The Pioneers are now in danger of missing the post-season.
Next: Lehi plays at American Fork on Jan. 30. Timpanogos has
Pleasant Grove 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. 23 - Pleasant Grove 63, Lehi 57 (OT)
Story of the game: C.J. Wilcox scored 24 points, but it was a
team effort that allowed Pleasant Grove to beat Lehi in a Region 4
game.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi trailed 33-28 entering the final quarter,
but rallied to actually take the lead late in the game. Will Walker
led with 20 points and Jacob Obioma had 14.
Pleasant Grove's best moment: LeSean Wilcox hit a
three-pointer with 12 seconds left that tied the game and sent it
into overtime. C.J. Wilcox had a pair of key baskets and Cory
McAllister hit four straight free throws to secure the victory.
Statistical notes: The game was tied 48-48 going into overtime.
PG was 10-15 from the free-throw line; Lehi was 11-18. PG had
eight three-point baskets; Lehi had two.
What we learned from this game: This was the battle for second
place, and likely won't be decided until the teams play again at
Lehi on Feb. 20.
Next: Lehi returns home to play Timpanogos Jan. 28. Pleasant
Grove plays host to Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Jan. 21 - Lone Peak 76, Lehi 67
Story of the game: Tyler Haws scored 25 points and Tommy
Tebbs had 17, including key free throws late in the game that
helped Lone Peak hold off Lehi in a Region 4 game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers trailed most of the game and
were down 63-46 with 4:30 left when they made their run,
eventually cutting the margin to five points, but they couldn't get
any closer. Will Walker had a season-high 29 points for Lehi.
Lone Peak's best moment: Haws was saddled with foul trouble
and played perhaps half the game and still ended up with 25
points and eight rebounds.
Statistical notes: Lone Peak was 9-10 from the line down the
stretch, and finished 19-25. Lehi was 22-30. Tebbs had three
treys for Lone Peak.
What we learned from this game: Lehi's seven-game win streak
was snapped and the Pioneers dropped to second place. They
have to rebound quickly as Pleasant Grove is next.
Next: Lehi goes to Pleasant Grove on Jan. 23. Lone Peak has a
home game against Timpanogos.
Links: All three area newspapers had reporters at the game. To
read the Deseret News story, click here. To view the Salt Lake
Tribune article, click here. To see the Provo Herald's story, click
here. To see the box score, click here.
Jan. 16 - Lehi 56, Spanish Fork 49
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma scored 13 points as Lehi
finally pulled away from Spanish Fork in the fourth quarter and
avoided the upset on the Dons' home floor.
Lehi's best moment: The game was tied 37-37 entering the
fourth period and Lehi still won despite shooting 5-13 from the
free-throw line.
Spanish Fork's best moment: The Dons played one of their best
games this season and stayed with Lehi until the end. Travis Still
had 19 points and Taylor Jones had 17, including five
three-pointers.
Statistical notes: Breck Lewis had 11 points for Spanish Fork as
only four players scored. The Dons were coming off a loss to
Lone Peak where they gave up 102 points. Will Walker had only
six points for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: The Pioneers knew they were
in trouble immediately, and Obioma took over the team's offense.
He has played a key role for Lehi all season.
Next: Lehi takes on Lone Peak on Jan. 21. Spanish Fork plays at
Timpanogos 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 or Provo Herald.
Jan. 14 - Lehi 59, American Fork 47
Story of the game: Corey Smith scored 15 points, Will Walker
had 14 and Jacob Obioma 13 as Lehi built an early lead and
downed winless American Fork in their Region 4 opener.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers led 11-5 after one quarter and
32-16 at halftime. The Cavemen rallied in the third quarter, but
Lehi repulsed the threat by hitting its free throws down the stretch.
American Fork's best moment: Ben Beddes had 12 points for
American Fork, which rallied to within six points at one point in the
third quarter.
Statistical notes: Lehi was 20-30 from the free-throw line; AF
was 11-20. This was Lehi's sixth straight win.
What we learned from this game: This really wasn't a winnable
game for American Fork. The Pioneers have established
themselves as one of the favorites to win the region.
Next: Lehi goes to Spanish Fork on Jan. 16. American Fork
travels to Timpanogos 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 see the Provo Herald's article, click here.
Jan. 9 - Lehi 54, Kearns 29
Story of the game: Will Walker led a balanced scoring attack with
13 points, but it was Lehi's defense that made the difference,
holding Kearns to a season-low point total in its non-region win.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers' defense held Kearns to
single-digit scoring through the first three quarters, and led
36-17. Corey Smith had 12 points, Ryan Christofferson 11 and
Mula Faleao 10.
Kearns' best moment: The Cougars stayed even with Lehi in the
second quarter, but the Pioneers blew the game open in the third
period. Fatu Moala, Toa Afatasi and Justyn Searle had six points
each.
Statistical notes: This was also Lehi's best defensive game this
season. Lehi hit just 8-17 free throws; Kearns was 7-10.
Christofferson had three treys for Lehi. Kearns did not have a
three-pointer.
What we learned from this game: This was Lehi's final
non-region game, and the Pioneers go into region play with an
impressive 9-2 record.
Next: Lehi opens Region 4 play at home against American Fork
Jan. 14. Kearns takes on Hillcrest at home Jan. 13.
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. 7 - Lehi 54, Juan Diego 51 (OT)
Story of the game: Corey Smith scored 13 points and Zach
Stanley had 12 as Lehi rallied in the fourth quarter to send the
game into overtime and then defeated Juan Diego in a
non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers' methodical offense wasn't
catching up to Juan Diego early, but they outscored them 14-8 in
the final quarter to knot the game at 42-42. Jacob Obiamo added
10 for Lehi.
Juan Diego's best moment: This is not the same team, not since
Pablo Coro arrived. The 6-2 senior guard led Juan Diego with 20
points, including four three-pointers, and the team has improved
dramatically with him in the lineup.
Statistical notes: The game was tied after one quarter, and at
halftime. Stanley had three treys, and Smith two for Lehi. Both
teams shot less than 50 percent from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Once again, Lehi is winning
the close games. The Pioneers are 4-0 in games decided by four
points or less.
Next: Lehi goes to Kearns Jan. 9. Juan Diego takes on Salem
Hills Jan. 14.
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's article, click here.
Jan. 3 - Lehi 55, Dixie 46
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 14 points and Corey Smith
had 12 as Lehi broke open a tie game with a big third quarter and
went on to defeat Dixie in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: With the score tied 25-25 at halftime, Lehi
broke out and outscored Dixie 14-5 in the pivotal third quarter.
The Pioneers then prevented a comback by hitting enough of their
free throws down the stretch.
Dixie's best moment: The Flyers played with the home team,
except for the third quarter. Mike Sharp led the team in scoring
with 14 points. Dixie hadn't played since Dec. 20.
Statistical notes: Mula Faleao had three treys for Lehi, and Smith
had a pair. Lehi connected on 18 of 26 free throws. Dixie was
9-17. The Flyers record dropped to 7-4.
What we learned from this game: This is Lehi's third straight
win, and put them tied on top of Region 4 with two games to play
until region starts.
Next: Lehi travels to play at Juan Diego Jan. 7. Dixie has a home
game against Hurricane 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. 2 - Lehi 56, Copper Hills 52
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 27 points and hit some
key free throws down the stretch as Lehi hung on to defeat
Copper Hills in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a huge 22-6 lead,
but Copper Hills got back into it. The game was close in the
fourth quarter, but Lehi took advantage of its fine free-throw
shooting to hang on to the win.
Copper Hills' best moment: The Grizzlies rallied from their early
deficit, using Steven Cordovia's 20 points and Tyler Faalogo's 14.
Copper Hills also had eight three-point baskets.
Statistical notes: Lehi hit 25 of 30 free throws, many late in the
game by Walker and Corey Smith, who had 11 points. Copper
Hills only scored four points in the first quarter.
What we learned from this game: This was a close game and
Lehi showed - once again - that it knows how to win those types.
Next: Lehi plays Dixie at home tonight (Jan. 3). Copper Hills
entertains Uintah Jan. 7.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 20 - Lehi 60, Jordan 58
Story of the game: Jacob Obioma fed Will Walker with a nice
pass that resulted in a layup with three seconds left to give Lehi a
win over Jordan in the Jordan tournament.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a 21-9 lead, but
gave it away in the second quarter. Lehi led most of the second
half, although it remained close. Obioma and Walker had 16
points apiece.
Jordan's best moment: The Beetdiggers were down by as many
as nine points in the fourth quarter, but tied it with about 30
seconds left. Jordan Bernardo had 18 points and Colton Burgon
16.
Statistical notes: Jordan was 15-18 from the free-throw line. Curt
Follett had 10 points for Jordan. Corey Smith had 10 for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: It was a great way to end the
tournament for Lehi - beating the home team. When the Pioneers
needed a basket at the end, their play worked to perfection.
Next: Lehi is off until it plays host to Copper Hills on Jan. 2.
Jordan heads up to Logan to play in a tournament there Dec.
27-30.
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.
Dec. 19 - Riverton 63, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Sean Neilson scored 14 points, Ryan
Thomas had 13 and Jeff Tanner 12 as Riverton shot 64 percent
from the field and held off Lehi in the first round of the Jordan
tournament.
Lehi's best moment: Will Walker had 16 points for the Pioneers,
who got 23 offensive rebounds that helped keep them closer
despite their poor shooting.
Riverton's best moment: The Silverwolves broke open a close
game in the second quarter with an 8-1 run. It got better in the
third quarter when Riverton outscored Lehi 20-9 for a 20-point
lead.
Statistical notes: Lehi outscored Riverton 17-14 in the final
quarter. The teams basically shot the same from the free-throw
line. Riverton improved to 7-0 with the win. Jacob Obioma had
nine points for Lehi.
What we learned from this game: The loss ended a four-game
win streak for the Pioneers. Lehi is 3-0 at home, but 1-2 away.
Next: Lehi will play host Jordan in the consolation game today.
Riverton takes on Granger in the title game later.
Links: The Deseret News had a reporter and a photographer at
the game. To read the D-News story, click here. To check out the
box score, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune. To view the D-News photo gallery, click here.
Dec. 12 - Lehi 71, Hurricane 52
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 22 points as
sharp-shooting Lehi rolled to its fourth straight victory - this time
beating Hurricane in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The second quarter. Lehi led just 14-13
after the first period, but stretched it to 31-20 at halftime. The
Pioneers stretched it to 50-30 after three quarters and then were
able to empty the bench late.
Hurricane's best moment: The Tigers played with Lehi in the first
and fourth quarters, but this game was determined in the middle
two. Sorensen led Hurricane with 14.
Statistical notes: Lehi shot well on this night. From the line, for
example, the Pioneers were 20-23. Kyle Hinton backed up Walker
with 14 points.
What we learned from this game: This was Lehi's second
straight 19-point victory. Lehi is playing well, and could make a
difference in region play.
Next: Lehi is off until it plays in the Jordan tournament Dec.
19-20. Hurricane goes to Cedar City to play in the weekend
tourney there.
Links: There was no local media coverage. To read the Deseret
News brief, click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 9 - Lehi 70, Springville 51
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 22 points and Kyle Hinton
added 18 as Lehi used offense to pull away from Springville in
the second half and claim the non-region home victory.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi led 48-40 after three quarters, but blew
the game open in the final period. Springville never really tried to
foul to get back into it.
Springville's best moment: The Red Devils played well in the first
quarter, and had the game tied at 17. Marsman led the way with
16 points. Springville remained winless at 0-3.
Statistical notes: After Springville's big first quarter, the Red
Devils never matched that again against Lehi's defense. Mua
Faleao had nine points for Lehi, all on three-point baskets.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is 3-1 and has some
impressive wins. This team could be one to watch in the near
future.
Next: Lehi has a home game against Hurricane on Friday (Dec.
12). Springville returns home to take on Cedar the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To read the
Herald's story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click
here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune's box score, click here.
Dec. 5 - Lehi 43, Timpview 40
Story of the game: Will Walker scored 13 points and Lehi hit 7-8
from the free throw line to hold off Timpview in a non-region game.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers jumped to a 14-10
first-quarter lead, and held it for the entire game. Jacob Obioma
and Kyle Hinton backed up Walker with nine points apiece.
Timpview's best moment: Timpview made a nice run at Lehi late
in the game, and outscored the Pioneers in the fourth quarter.
Cory Sagers had 11 points and Eli Robison 10 for the
Thunderbirds
Statistical notes: The referees let them play. Lehi was 7-8, and
Timpview 2-2 from the free-throw line. Sagers had three treys for
Timpview. Lehi did not have a three-point basket.
What we learned from this game: A big win for Lehi. The
Pioneers knew Timpview would be a difficult opponent. Lehi
stayed above .500 and is on a roll.
Next: Lehi returns home to take on Springville Dec. 7. Timpview
has a home game against Wasatch Dec. 10.
Links: The Provo Herald was the only media outlet to have a
report on this game. To read the Herald story, click here.
Dec. 2 - Lehi 56, Mountain View 50
Story of the game: Corey Smith and Will Walker each scored 17
points, but it was Jacob Obioma's steal and one-handed, athletic
dunk with 1:30 left that gave Lehi momentum and the Pioneers
rallied to edge Mountain View in a non-region home game.
Lehi's best moment: Lehi never led until Obiama's play, which
thrilled the home crowd and changed the game. The Pioneers hit
6-of-8 free throws down the stretch to claim their first win of the
season.
Mountain View's best moment: The Bruins' 6-foot-8 center, Scott
Moake, led MV with 20 points. The Bruins took a 12-6 lead and
always seemed to hold a narrow edge until late. Adam Lewis had
11 points for MV.
Statistical notes: Lehi outscored MV 21-9 in the fourth quarter,
which erased a six-point deficit. Lehi hit 11-15 free throws, while
MV was 19-30.
What we learned from this game: Coach Craig Gladwell told the
Provo Herald that the Pioneers' depth played a role. Lehi had
several players in foul trouble.
Next: Lehi travels to play Timpview on Friday. Mountain View, now
0-2, plays host to Spanish Fork the same night.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To see the
Herald's game story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief,
click here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune's info, click here.
Nov. 26 - Provo 52, Lehi 46
Story of the game: Kyle Collinsworth scored 21 points and Provo
shook off the loss of Brandon Davies' foul troubles to escape with
a narrow win over Lehi in the Beat the Zuke Utah County
Challenge at UVU.
Lehi's best moment: The Pioneers played tough against the
defending 4A champs the entire game. Lehi led 30-29 in the third
quarter on a basket by Jacob Obioma, who led the team with 13
points.
Provo's best moment: Collinsworth answered Lehi's challenge
with a basket to give Provo the lead again. The Bulldogs never
trailed after that, and managed to hit enough free throws down
the stretch to hang on to the win.
Statistical leaders: Collinsworth led Provo with 21 points and
Tanner Austin had 12, including two 3-pointers. Will Walker
backed up Obioma with 12. Both teams shot badly from the
free-throw line.
What we learned from this game: Lehi is expected to be better
than last year (for team preview, click here), and this game
showed it.
Next: Lehi has its first home game Dec. 2, playing Mountain View.
Links: The Provo Herald had a reporter at the game. To see the
Herald's game story, click here.
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Deseret News photo
Lehi's Will Walker fires a shot as Riverton's Ryan Thomas tries to defend.
Deseret News photo
Deseret News photo
Lehi's Will Walker grabs a rebound between two West Jordan defenders.
5A STATE TOURNAMENT
Championship game
March 7
West Jordan 63, Lone Peak 52
Championship game
March 7
West Jordan 63, Lone Peak 52
March 6
Lone Peak 66, Bingham 46
West Jordan 51, Davis 41
March 4
Bingham 66, Weber 57
Lone Peak 55, Riverton 38
West Jordan 47, Lehi 37
Davis 60, Pleasant Grove 54
Lone Peak 66, Bingham 46
West Jordan 51, Davis 41
March 4
Bingham 66, Weber 57
Lone Peak 55, Riverton 38
West Jordan 47, Lehi 37
Davis 60, Pleasant Grove 54
March 2
Pleasant Grove 59, Skyline 48
Davis 54, Copper Hills 51
West Jordan 62, Viewmont 41
Lehi 50, Brighton 33
Riverton 52, Clearfield 30
Lone Peak 50, Jordan 38
Weber 34, Alta 32
Bingham 78, Northridge 56
Pleasant Grove 59, Skyline 48
Davis 54, Copper Hills 51
West Jordan 62, Viewmont 41
Lehi 50, Brighton 33
Riverton 52, Clearfield 30
Lone Peak 50, Jordan 38
Weber 34, Alta 32
Bingham 78, Northridge 56
Deseret News photo
Lehi's Zach Stanley dribbles past a Brighton defender during
the Pioneers' 5A state tournament win.
the Pioneers' 5A state tournament win.
Deseret News photo
Lehi's Will Walker shoots over Austin Hudson of Brighton
during the Pioneers' 5A state tourney opener.
during the Pioneers' 5A state tourney opener.