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Region 6 standings
Olympus 8 1 .889 16 2 .889
Bountiful 8 1 .889 13 6 .684
Highland 5 4 .556 10 8 .556
Woods Cross 5 5 .500 10 9 .526
East 4 6 .400 5 14 .263
Tooele 2 7 .222 8 10 .444
Stansbury 1 9 .100 4 15 .211
Olympus 8 1 .889 16 2 .889
Bountiful 8 1 .889 13 6 .684
Highland 5 4 .556 10 8 .556
Woods Cross 5 5 .500 10 9 .526
East 4 6 .400 5 14 .263
Tooele 2 7 .222 8 10 .444
Stansbury 1 9 .100 4 15 .211
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2009-10 schedule (4-15, 1-9)
Nov. 25 - GRANTSVILLE (W 42-36)
Dec. 4 - at Westlake (L 45-55)
Dec. 9 - at West (L 29-57)
Dec. 11 - at Ogden (L 43-60)
Dec. 18 - WESTLAKE (W 69-52)
Dec. 19 - at Delta (L 33-45)
Dec. 22 - at Hunter (L 51-55)
Dec. 30 - SPANISH FORK (L 53-59)
Jan. 6 - CYPRUS (W 66-53)
Jan. 8 - at Olympus* (L 51-58)
Jan. 12 - at Highland* (L 44-60)
Jan. 15 - BOUNTIFUL* (L 50-78)
Jan. 19 - at Woods Cross* (L 48-62)
Jan. 26 - EAST* (L 51-72)
Jan. 29 - TOOELE* (L 45-56)
Feb. 2 - OLYMPUS* (L 62-83)
Feb. 5 - HIGHLAND* (L 41-63)
Feb. 9 - at Bountiful* (L 62-69)
Feb. 12 - WOODS CROSS* (W 65-49)
Feb. 19 - at East*
Feb. 23 - at Tooele*
* - Region 6 games. Home games in CAPS
Nov. 25 - GRANTSVILLE (W 42-36)
Dec. 4 - at Westlake (L 45-55)
Dec. 9 - at West (L 29-57)
Dec. 11 - at Ogden (L 43-60)
Dec. 18 - WESTLAKE (W 69-52)
Dec. 19 - at Delta (L 33-45)
Dec. 22 - at Hunter (L 51-55)
Dec. 30 - SPANISH FORK (L 53-59)
Jan. 6 - CYPRUS (W 66-53)
Jan. 8 - at Olympus* (L 51-58)
Jan. 12 - at Highland* (L 44-60)
Jan. 15 - BOUNTIFUL* (L 50-78)
Jan. 19 - at Woods Cross* (L 48-62)
Jan. 26 - EAST* (L 51-72)
Jan. 29 - TOOELE* (L 45-56)
Feb. 2 - OLYMPUS* (L 62-83)
Feb. 5 - HIGHLAND* (L 41-63)
Feb. 9 - at Bountiful* (L 62-69)
Feb. 12 - WOODS CROSS* (W 65-49)
Feb. 19 - at East*
Feb. 23 - at Tooele*
* - Region 6 games. Home games in CAPS
SEASON SCHEDULE
Nov. 24 results
Bountiful 68, Northridge 62
Park City 57, East 54
Viewmont 62, Highland 53
Olympus 66, Layton 54
Timpview 74, Tooele 34
Nov. 25
Stansbury 42, Grantsville 36
Dec. 1
Fremont 52, Bountiful 34
Highland 49, Cyprus 41
Olympus 67, Cottonwood 46
Woods Cross 66, Roy 35
Dec. 2
Spanish Fork 61, Tooele 43
Dec. 4
East 68, Juab 51
Bingham 84, Bountiful 48
Highland 51, Judge Mem. 48
Olympus 50, Box Elder 36
Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Tooele 41, Grantsville 39
Layton 71, Woods Cross 68 (OT)
Dec. 5
Mtn. View 55, East 54
Dec. 8
Viewmont 49, Bountiful 41
Murray 70, East 43
Cottonwood 43, Highland 38
Alta 59, Olympus 47
Tooele 56, Mtn. View 46
Taylorsville 61, Woods Cross 54
Dec. 9
West 57, Stansbury 29
Woods Cross 57, Cyprus 44
Dec. 10
Tooele 41, Snow Canyon 35
Dec. 11
Highland 61, Skyline 44
Olympus 61, Murray 51
Ogden 60, Stansbury 43
Viewmont 62, Woods Cross 56
Dec. 12
Judge Memorial 58, East 47
Dec. 15
Cyprus 63, East 59
Olympus 68, Bingham 63
Woods Cross 69, Granger 47
Dec. 16
Alta 47, Highland 41
Dec. 17
Highland 55, Hillcrest 43
Dec. 18
Judge Memorial 57, Bountiful 47
Granger 57, East 52 (OT)
Olympus 50, Skyline 26
Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Springville 68, Tooele 60
West 45, Woods Cross 43
Dec. 19
Delta 45, Stansbury 33
Dec. 22
Bountiful 53, Layton 46
West 67, East 48
Highland 63, Murray 43
Tooele 52, Westlake 46
Woods Cross 52, Bonneville 51
Hunter 55, Stansbury 51
Dec. 29
Olympus 76, Taylorsville 50
Tooele 53, Granger 41
Nov. 24 results
Bountiful 68, Northridge 62
Park City 57, East 54
Viewmont 62, Highland 53
Olympus 66, Layton 54
Timpview 74, Tooele 34
Nov. 25
Stansbury 42, Grantsville 36
Dec. 1
Fremont 52, Bountiful 34
Highland 49, Cyprus 41
Olympus 67, Cottonwood 46
Woods Cross 66, Roy 35
Dec. 2
Spanish Fork 61, Tooele 43
Dec. 4
East 68, Juab 51
Bingham 84, Bountiful 48
Highland 51, Judge Mem. 48
Olympus 50, Box Elder 36
Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Tooele 41, Grantsville 39
Layton 71, Woods Cross 68 (OT)
Dec. 5
Mtn. View 55, East 54
Dec. 8
Viewmont 49, Bountiful 41
Murray 70, East 43
Cottonwood 43, Highland 38
Alta 59, Olympus 47
Tooele 56, Mtn. View 46
Taylorsville 61, Woods Cross 54
Dec. 9
West 57, Stansbury 29
Woods Cross 57, Cyprus 44
Dec. 10
Tooele 41, Snow Canyon 35
Dec. 11
Highland 61, Skyline 44
Olympus 61, Murray 51
Ogden 60, Stansbury 43
Viewmont 62, Woods Cross 56
Dec. 12
Judge Memorial 58, East 47
Dec. 15
Cyprus 63, East 59
Olympus 68, Bingham 63
Woods Cross 69, Granger 47
Dec. 16
Alta 47, Highland 41
Dec. 17
Highland 55, Hillcrest 43
Dec. 18
Judge Memorial 57, Bountiful 47
Granger 57, East 52 (OT)
Olympus 50, Skyline 26
Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Springville 68, Tooele 60
West 45, Woods Cross 43
Dec. 19
Delta 45, Stansbury 33
Dec. 22
Bountiful 53, Layton 46
West 67, East 48
Highland 63, Murray 43
Tooele 52, Westlake 46
Woods Cross 52, Bonneville 51
Hunter 55, Stansbury 51
Dec. 29
Olympus 76, Taylorsville 50
Tooele 53, Granger 41
Feb. 12 - Stansbury 65, Woods Cross 49
Story of the game - Taylor Hunt had his biggest game of the season,
scoring 28 points, as Stansbury dominated the fourth quarter and
routed Woods Cross for its first Region 6 win of the season.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions led 33-30 entering the fourth
period, then put up 32 points to win going away. Hunt had four
three-pointers in the game, and Stansbury helped itself by making
24-31 free throws.
WX's best moment - The Wildcats trailed 18-12 after the first period,
but rallied to tie the game at halftime. Austin Bankowski led the team in
scoring with 21 points, and Steven Sperry added nine.
Statistical notes - The 49 points given up was Stansbury's best effort in
region play. The 32 points in one quarter was also a season high.
Reggie Roberts added 10 points. This was Woods Cross' first loss
since Bankowski returned from injury.
What we learned from this game - Stansbury celebrated its first region
victory and now actually has a chance to tie Tooele in the region
standings.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Feb. 9 - Bountiful 69, Stansbury 62
Story of the game - McKay LaSalle scored 20 points and Nick Williams
had 17 as Bountiful built a comfortable lead and then held off Stansbury
in a Region 2 game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions outscored Bountiful 20-14 in
the final period, but didn't seriously threaten the home team. Ty Barton
had 20 points and just missed his season high. Taylor Hunt had 15
and Reggie Roberts 14.
Bountiful's best moment - The Braves led the entire game and had a
55-42 margin going into the final period. The Braves connected on 6-7
free throws. Dillon Salazar added nine points and Dan Prawitt seven.
Statistical notes - Bountiful won its sixth straight home game, and is
7-1 in its gym this season. Bountiful won the season series, and kept
Stansbury winless in region.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions upgraded their game
and gave Bountiful a battle. Barton, Hunt and Roberts each were a
threat to score. Stansbury is out of the playoff race, but perhaps the
team could still make some noise.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Feb. 5 - Highland 63, Stansbury 41
Story of the game: Nate Fakahafua scored 14 points and Marcel Maez
joined two other teammates with 10 pointe each as Highland bounced
Stansbury in a Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions really didn't get their offense
going until making a big push in the fourth quarter. By then, however, it
was too late. Taylor Hunt led with 13 points and Brandon Mohler had
nine.
Highland's best moment: The Rams played their game, and had no
trouble building a comfortable lead. Lew Evans and Sam Orchard
joined Maez with 10 points. This was Maez's first varsity game
experience.
Statistical notes: Highland led 30-15 at halftime. Stansbury had two
three-pointers; Highland had three. Ben Johnson had eight points and
played well for the second straight game.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions are getting beaten by
bigger margins now, and likely will finish in the region cellar. The
question is whether they will win a region game this 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.
Feb. 2 - Olympus 83, Stansbury 62
Story of the game: Connor Brady scored a career-high 30 points as
Olympus built a big lead early and downed Stansbury in a Region 6
contest.
Stansbury's best moment: Ty Barton scored 22 points and Taylor Hunt
18 as Stansbury stayed with Olympus in the second and third periods.
The Stallions had their offense working, but couldn't catch up to the
Titans.
Oly's best moment: Brady had a big night, and even hit three treys. Ben
Sonntag added 15 points. The Titans led 56-44 after three quarters,
and then poured it on in the final period and won handily.
Statistical notes: Oly's 83-point effort was - by far - its season high.
Reggie Roberts added 14 for Stansbury. Ten players scored for Oly.
What we learned from this game: Stansbury has yet to record a
Region 6 victory and that pretty much ends its chances of making the
post season. Stansbury has not won a home game in region.
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. 29 - Tooele 56, Stansbury 45
Story of the game: Jacob Holt and Travis Brady scored 15 points
apiece and Tooele put the game away with perfect shooting in the third
quarter en route to a Region 6 win over rival Stansbury.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played tough in the first half,
but leading scorer Taylor Hunt had a bad night. Reggie Roberts took up
the slack and had a season-high 22 points.
Tooele's best moment: The Buffaloes led 28-24 at halftime, but hit all
nine of their shots in the third period and eventually built a 15-point
advantage to win the first game in this rivalry.
Statistical notes: Holt had four of Tooele's seven three-pointers.
Roberts had three for Stansbury. Stansbury made just 5-11 free throws.
Tooele was 9-13.
What we learned from this game: The Buffaloes earned bragging
rights in this first boys basketball game between the two county rivals.
The teams play again Feb. 23.
Links: The Tooele Transcript had a reporter at the game. To read the
Transcript article, click here. To view the Deseret News brief, click here.
There was no report in the Salt Lake Tribune.
Jan. 26 - East 72, Stansbury 51
Story of the game: Dakota Marsden tied his season high with 21
points as East pummeled Stansbury for his third victory of the year, and
second in Region 6 play.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions made a nice rally in the third
period to cut the margin to eight points. Reggie Roberts was the top
scorer with 14 points. Taylor Hunt, Ty Barton and Brandon Mohler had
nine points each.
East's best moment: Marsden nailed five three-pointers and opened
up the Leopards' offense. East had just an eight-point lead going into
the fourth period, but really opened it up from there. Parker Van Dyke
added 13 points and Jack Larson and James Christianson had 11
each.
Statistical notes: The 72-point effort was East's best this season, as
was the 21-point victory. Marsden had five of East's six three-pointers.
Roberts had two treys for Stansbury.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions gave up 72 points,
and it's tough to win a game when you give up that many. This was
probably East's best game so far this 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.
Jan. 19 - Woods Cross 62, Stansbury 48
Story of the game: Ryan Anderson scored 21 points and Cory Gerrard
had a season-high 12 as Woods Cross won its first game since Austin
Bankowski was injured, beating Stansbury in a Region 6 matchup.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played tough behind Taylor
Hunt, who scored 18 points, and Ty Barton, who had 13. The team was
competitive, but fell for the fourth straight game.
WX's best moment: The Wildcats have had to retool their game with
Bankowski's absence. Anderson had his second-best scoring game of
the season and helped WX just slowly build its lead throughout the
game. Steven Sperry had nine points and five assists.
Statistical notes: Woods Cross shot 18-26 from the free-throw line,
while Stansbury was 9-11. Hunt had three treys, and Reggie Roberts
had two. Woods Cross was credited with 13 steals.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions now begin a
four-game home stand with hopes of winning its first region game. The
Jan. 29 Tooele game was moved to Stansbury due to a conflict at
Tooele.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Jan. 15 - Bountiful 78, Stansbury 50
Story of the game: McKay LaSalle scored 25 points, including a perfect
6-of-6 from three-point range, to lift Bountiful to a convincing Region 6
victory over Stansbury.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions trailed the entire game, and
tried to rally with three-pointers. Reggie Roberts and Taylor Hunt had
15 points each and combined for six treys.
Bountiful's best moment: The Braves dominated the first half, and led
by 20 points at intermission. Dan Prawitt added 14 points and Dan
Prawitt and Adam Salazar had 10 each. Bountiful substituted freely in
the second half.
Statistical notes: In Bountiful's last four games LaSalle has scored 30,
7, 2 and 25 points. Who can figure that? The Braves made 10
three-pointers. The 78 points given up by Stansbury was a season high.
What we learned from this game: This was Stansbury's worst loss of
the season and first defeat at home this year, too. The Stallions moved
to the cellar of Region 6.
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. 12 - Highland 60, Stansbury 44
Story of the game: Sam Orchard took the scoring load, putting up 23
points, as Highland built a big first-half lead and downed Stansbury in a
Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played evenly with Highland
in the second half, but couldn't cut the lead. Taylor Hunt had 19 points
and Ty Barton added 12.
Highland's best moment: The Rams dominated the opening half,
building a 36-21 lead. Highland nailed six three-pointers and also got
11 points from Lew Evans and 10 from Alex Fatzinger-Bruce.
Statistical notes: The 60 points was one of Highland's best offensive
efforts this season. Orchard boosted his average to 16.6 ppg and has
scored in every game but one. Reggie Roberts had just one point.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions caught Highland at
less than full strength, but the defense couldn't put up enough of a
challenge. Stansbury has yet to win a road 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.
Jan. 8 - Olympus 58, Stansbury 51
Story of the game - Nicholas Paulos scored 22 points and Will
Watkins added 15 as Olympus held off Stansbury in a
closer-than-expected Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions' outside shooters - Reggie
Roberts and Taylor Hunt - had three treys each. Colton Barkdull had his
second straight good game, with 15 points.
Oly's best moment - The Titans led the entire game, but never could
break away. Paulos and Watkins supplied most of the offense. Ben
Sonntag and Joe Bourne added six points each.
Statistical notes - Oly shot 13-22 from the free-throw line. Stansbury
was 7-9. Stansbury had six treys, while Oly had five.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions put up a good fight,
but couldn't get close enough to change the game's outcome.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Jan. 6 - Stansbury 66, Cyprus 53
Story of the game - Colton Bardull and Ty Barton scored 17 points
apiece and helped Stansbury pull away from Cyprus in the fourth
quarter to take the non-region win.
Stansbury's' best moment - The Stallions led just 42-40 entering the
final period, but outscored Cyprus 24-13 after that. Taylor Hunt added
11 points and Darius Lopez 10.
Cyprus' best moment - The Pirates were in the game until the final
quarter. Marquis Newman led with 15 points and Jazz White and Taylor
Morris had 11 each. Morris also had three treys.
Statistical notes - The teams shot about the same from the free-throw
line. The 66 points Cyprus gave up was a season high.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions looked good, and
improved to 3-1 at home. Stansbury proved it can score and put up its
second-highest point total.
Links - There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Dec. 30 - Spanish Fork 59, Stansbury 53
Story of the game - Ren Williamsen scored 11 points and Adam Duke
had 10 as Spanish Fork held off Stansbury in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed most of the game, but
rallied in the third period to cut the margin to 36-35. Taylor Hunt had a
season-high 24 points, including three treys.
Spanish Fork's best moment - The Dons got balanced scoring and
Williamsen and Duke picked up the slack for leading scorer Travis Still,
who was held to seven points. Spanish Fork put up 23 points in the
fourth quarter to put the game away.
Statistical notes - Spanish Fork connected on 23-33 three throws,
while Stansbury was just 12-27. Stansbury made five treys, while
Spanish Fork had just one.
What we learned from this game - The loss was Stansbury's third
straight, but the Stallions played tough. It was their first home loss this
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.
Dec. 22 - Hunter 55, Stansbury 51
Story of the game - Austin Hernandez scored 17 points as Hunter
rallied in the third quarter and then hung to beat Stansbury for its first
win of the season.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions had a big second quarter
and took a 33-30 halftime lead. Taylor Hunt had a game-high 20 points
and Reggie Roberts has 12.
Hunter's best moment - Hernandez had five three-point baskets for
Hunter, which outscored Stansbury 16-8 in the third period to take a
five-point lead. Fausia Tanuvasa had nine points for the Wolverines.
Statistical notes - The game was won (and lost) at the free-throw line.
Hunter was 10-19; Stansbury 10-29. Both teams made seven
three-pointers.
What we learned from this game - This is the second time Stansbury
lost a game due primarily to its poor free-throw shooting.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here. To see the Tooele Transcript's
brief, click here. There was no report in the Deseret News.
Dec. 19 - Delta 45, Stansbury 33
Story of the game - Nick Nissen and Taylor Schamo scored 12 points
apiece, but it was Delta's defense that limited Stansbury to 10 first-half
points en route to the non-region win.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions rallied in the second half, but
the 14-point halftime deficit was too much. Taylor Hunt had 16 points
for Stansbury, including four three-pointers.
Delta's best moment - The Rabbits led 24-10 at halftime, holding
Stansbury for five points in each of the first two quarters. Colin
Christensen had nine points and Bryan Bishop eight.
Statistical notes - Stansbury was 6-14 from the free-throw line. Delta
was 11-18. Stansbury outscored Delta 23-21 in the second half.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions offense left them as
they fell to 0-4 in road games.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 18 - Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Story of the game - Reggie Roberts scored 15 points and Ty Barton
had 14 as Stansbury blew past Westlake with a big third quarter and
evened the season series between the two new schools.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions led 25-17 at halftime and, by
the end of the third quarter, had increased the lead to 21 points. Taylor
Hunt added 12 points and Sherod Ellis 10.
Westlake's best moment - Westlake got 12 points from John Ursua,
but clearly wasn't the same team that beat Stansbury earlier this month.
Four other players chipped in seven points apiece.
Statistical notes - Stansbury outscored Westlake 29-16 in the third
quarter, the biggest scoring burst by the Stallions this year. Both teams
shot about 60 percent from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions lost to Westlake at
their place because of free-throw shooting. They seemed more
comfortable in their own gym, and won going away.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Provo Herald brief, click
here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 11 - Ogden 60, Stansbury 43
Story of the game - Jake Buck scored 23 points as Ogden built a big
lead and then held off Stansbury in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed the entire game. It
was 24-16 at halftime, but they rallied behind Reggie Roberts and
Taylor Hunt to cut the margin to two points late in the third quarter.
Roberts and Hunt both finished with 10 points.
Ogden's best moment - The Tigers put Stansbury away with defense,
recording 10 steals, and most of them came in final quarter when
Ogden won going away. Nik Allred chipped in 10 points.
Statistical notes - Colton Barkdull had eight points and Darius Lopez
seven for Stansbury. The Stallions were 9-15 from the free-throw line;
Ogden was 9-12.
What we learned from this game - Stansbury made a nice rally, but
used too much energy to do it and fell flat at the end. The 60 points
given up was a season high - to date.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Ogden Standard-Examiner
brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 9 - West 57, Stansbury 29
Story of the game - Jordan Tanner scored 16 points, including four
three-pointers, as West blew the game open in the third quarter and
claimed the easy non-region victory.
Stansbury's best moment -The Stallions never led, and the outcome of
this game wasn't in doubt. Ty Barton led with seven points. Reggie
Roberts and Taylor Hunt had Stansbury's only threes.
West's best moment - The Panthers led the entire game. It was 27-18
at halftime, but they outscored Stansbury 16-5 in the third period to turn
the game into a rout. Tyrell Corbin had nine points and three others had
eight each.
Statistical notes - West had eight treys. Cheney Doane, Junior Vea and
Thomas Bullock had eights points each. Stansbury's 29 points was a
season low.
What we learned from this game - This was the Stallions' most
disappointing effort so far. But West's top player - Corbin - has proven
experience and that might have been a factor.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 4 - Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Story of the game - Austin Gleed and John Ursua scored 12 points
apiece as Westlake took advantage of Stansbury's free-throw shooting
problems and held off the Stallions in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed 28-17 at halftime, but
rallied in the third quarter to cut the margin to 34-31. Taylor Hunt led
with 14 points and Reggie Roberts had 12.
Westlake's best moment - Westlake led the entire way, and shook off
Stansbury's comeback with a run in the fourth quarter. Zach Dean
chipped in with 10 points as 10 players scored.
Statistical notes - This was Westlake's first win as a school. Westlake
was 17-25 from the free-throw line, while Stansbury was only 13-36.
The Stallions left a lot of points off the scoreboard. Westlake led 15-6
after the first quarter.
What we learned from this game - This was Stansbury's first road
game and, while the Stallions made a nice comeback, there were too
many fixable mistakes - like free throws.
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 brief, click here.
Nov. 25 - Stansbury 42, Grantsville 36
Story of the game - Taylor Hunt and former Cowboy Reggie Roberts
scored 14 points apiece as Stansbury captured its first boys basketball
win over Grantsville.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions had an 11-0 run in the
second quarter, and then went on a 14-2 run to end the game, which
was the difference. Hunt and Roberts combined for five three-point
baskets.
Grantsville's best moment - The game was close until the final buzzer.
Grantsville trailed by one point entering the fourth quarter. Austin
Cunliffe was the Cowboys' top scorer with 10 points, while Calen
Nesbitt had nine.
Statistical notes - Stansbury hit 8-11 free throws; Grantsville was 7-10.
Grantsville was hit with a pair of technical fouls near the end of the
game.
What we learned from this game - These teams didn't play in football,
so this was their first battle in the "major" sports, and it showed. This
was the start of a good rivalry.
Links - The Tooele Transcript had a reporter at the game. To read the
Transcript story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click here.
To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Story of the game - Taylor Hunt had his biggest game of the season,
scoring 28 points, as Stansbury dominated the fourth quarter and
routed Woods Cross for its first Region 6 win of the season.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions led 33-30 entering the fourth
period, then put up 32 points to win going away. Hunt had four
three-pointers in the game, and Stansbury helped itself by making
24-31 free throws.
WX's best moment - The Wildcats trailed 18-12 after the first period,
but rallied to tie the game at halftime. Austin Bankowski led the team in
scoring with 21 points, and Steven Sperry added nine.
Statistical notes - The 49 points given up was Stansbury's best effort in
region play. The 32 points in one quarter was also a season high.
Reggie Roberts added 10 points. This was Woods Cross' first loss
since Bankowski returned from injury.
What we learned from this game - Stansbury celebrated its first region
victory and now actually has a chance to tie Tooele in the region
standings.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Feb. 9 - Bountiful 69, Stansbury 62
Story of the game - McKay LaSalle scored 20 points and Nick Williams
had 17 as Bountiful built a comfortable lead and then held off Stansbury
in a Region 2 game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions outscored Bountiful 20-14 in
the final period, but didn't seriously threaten the home team. Ty Barton
had 20 points and just missed his season high. Taylor Hunt had 15
and Reggie Roberts 14.
Bountiful's best moment - The Braves led the entire game and had a
55-42 margin going into the final period. The Braves connected on 6-7
free throws. Dillon Salazar added nine points and Dan Prawitt seven.
Statistical notes - Bountiful won its sixth straight home game, and is
7-1 in its gym this season. Bountiful won the season series, and kept
Stansbury winless in region.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions upgraded their game
and gave Bountiful a battle. Barton, Hunt and Roberts each were a
threat to score. Stansbury is out of the playoff race, but perhaps the
team could still make some noise.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Feb. 5 - Highland 63, Stansbury 41
Story of the game: Nate Fakahafua scored 14 points and Marcel Maez
joined two other teammates with 10 pointe each as Highland bounced
Stansbury in a Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions really didn't get their offense
going until making a big push in the fourth quarter. By then, however, it
was too late. Taylor Hunt led with 13 points and Brandon Mohler had
nine.
Highland's best moment: The Rams played their game, and had no
trouble building a comfortable lead. Lew Evans and Sam Orchard
joined Maez with 10 points. This was Maez's first varsity game
experience.
Statistical notes: Highland led 30-15 at halftime. Stansbury had two
three-pointers; Highland had three. Ben Johnson had eight points and
played well for the second straight game.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions are getting beaten by
bigger margins now, and likely will finish in the region cellar. The
question is whether they will win a region game this 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.
Feb. 2 - Olympus 83, Stansbury 62
Story of the game: Connor Brady scored a career-high 30 points as
Olympus built a big lead early and downed Stansbury in a Region 6
contest.
Stansbury's best moment: Ty Barton scored 22 points and Taylor Hunt
18 as Stansbury stayed with Olympus in the second and third periods.
The Stallions had their offense working, but couldn't catch up to the
Titans.
Oly's best moment: Brady had a big night, and even hit three treys. Ben
Sonntag added 15 points. The Titans led 56-44 after three quarters,
and then poured it on in the final period and won handily.
Statistical notes: Oly's 83-point effort was - by far - its season high.
Reggie Roberts added 14 for Stansbury. Ten players scored for Oly.
What we learned from this game: Stansbury has yet to record a
Region 6 victory and that pretty much ends its chances of making the
post season. Stansbury has not won a home game in region.
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. 29 - Tooele 56, Stansbury 45
Story of the game: Jacob Holt and Travis Brady scored 15 points
apiece and Tooele put the game away with perfect shooting in the third
quarter en route to a Region 6 win over rival Stansbury.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played tough in the first half,
but leading scorer Taylor Hunt had a bad night. Reggie Roberts took up
the slack and had a season-high 22 points.
Tooele's best moment: The Buffaloes led 28-24 at halftime, but hit all
nine of their shots in the third period and eventually built a 15-point
advantage to win the first game in this rivalry.
Statistical notes: Holt had four of Tooele's seven three-pointers.
Roberts had three for Stansbury. Stansbury made just 5-11 free throws.
Tooele was 9-13.
What we learned from this game: The Buffaloes earned bragging
rights in this first boys basketball game between the two county rivals.
The teams play again Feb. 23.
Links: The Tooele Transcript had a reporter at the game. To read the
Transcript article, click here. To view the Deseret News brief, click here.
There was no report in the Salt Lake Tribune.
Jan. 26 - East 72, Stansbury 51
Story of the game: Dakota Marsden tied his season high with 21
points as East pummeled Stansbury for his third victory of the year, and
second in Region 6 play.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions made a nice rally in the third
period to cut the margin to eight points. Reggie Roberts was the top
scorer with 14 points. Taylor Hunt, Ty Barton and Brandon Mohler had
nine points each.
East's best moment: Marsden nailed five three-pointers and opened
up the Leopards' offense. East had just an eight-point lead going into
the fourth period, but really opened it up from there. Parker Van Dyke
added 13 points and Jack Larson and James Christianson had 11
each.
Statistical notes: The 72-point effort was East's best this season, as
was the 21-point victory. Marsden had five of East's six three-pointers.
Roberts had two treys for Stansbury.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions gave up 72 points,
and it's tough to win a game when you give up that many. This was
probably East's best game so far this 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.
Jan. 19 - Woods Cross 62, Stansbury 48
Story of the game: Ryan Anderson scored 21 points and Cory Gerrard
had a season-high 12 as Woods Cross won its first game since Austin
Bankowski was injured, beating Stansbury in a Region 6 matchup.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played tough behind Taylor
Hunt, who scored 18 points, and Ty Barton, who had 13. The team was
competitive, but fell for the fourth straight game.
WX's best moment: The Wildcats have had to retool their game with
Bankowski's absence. Anderson had his second-best scoring game of
the season and helped WX just slowly build its lead throughout the
game. Steven Sperry had nine points and five assists.
Statistical notes: Woods Cross shot 18-26 from the free-throw line,
while Stansbury was 9-11. Hunt had three treys, and Reggie Roberts
had two. Woods Cross was credited with 13 steals.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions now begin a
four-game home stand with hopes of winning its first region game. The
Jan. 29 Tooele game was moved to Stansbury due to a conflict at
Tooele.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Jan. 15 - Bountiful 78, Stansbury 50
Story of the game: McKay LaSalle scored 25 points, including a perfect
6-of-6 from three-point range, to lift Bountiful to a convincing Region 6
victory over Stansbury.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions trailed the entire game, and
tried to rally with three-pointers. Reggie Roberts and Taylor Hunt had
15 points each and combined for six treys.
Bountiful's best moment: The Braves dominated the first half, and led
by 20 points at intermission. Dan Prawitt added 14 points and Dan
Prawitt and Adam Salazar had 10 each. Bountiful substituted freely in
the second half.
Statistical notes: In Bountiful's last four games LaSalle has scored 30,
7, 2 and 25 points. Who can figure that? The Braves made 10
three-pointers. The 78 points given up by Stansbury was a season high.
What we learned from this game: This was Stansbury's worst loss of
the season and first defeat at home this year, too. The Stallions moved
to the cellar of Region 6.
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. 12 - Highland 60, Stansbury 44
Story of the game: Sam Orchard took the scoring load, putting up 23
points, as Highland built a big first-half lead and downed Stansbury in a
Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment: The Stallions played evenly with Highland
in the second half, but couldn't cut the lead. Taylor Hunt had 19 points
and Ty Barton added 12.
Highland's best moment: The Rams dominated the opening half,
building a 36-21 lead. Highland nailed six three-pointers and also got
11 points from Lew Evans and 10 from Alex Fatzinger-Bruce.
Statistical notes: The 60 points was one of Highland's best offensive
efforts this season. Orchard boosted his average to 16.6 ppg and has
scored in every game but one. Reggie Roberts had just one point.
What we learned from this game: The Stallions caught Highland at
less than full strength, but the defense couldn't put up enough of a
challenge. Stansbury has yet to win a road 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.
Jan. 8 - Olympus 58, Stansbury 51
Story of the game - Nicholas Paulos scored 22 points and Will
Watkins added 15 as Olympus held off Stansbury in a
closer-than-expected Region 6 game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions' outside shooters - Reggie
Roberts and Taylor Hunt - had three treys each. Colton Barkdull had his
second straight good game, with 15 points.
Oly's best moment - The Titans led the entire game, but never could
break away. Paulos and Watkins supplied most of the offense. Ben
Sonntag and Joe Bourne added six points each.
Statistical notes - Oly shot 13-22 from the free-throw line. Stansbury
was 7-9. Stansbury had six treys, while Oly had five.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions put up a good fight,
but couldn't get close enough to change the game's outcome.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Jan. 6 - Stansbury 66, Cyprus 53
Story of the game - Colton Bardull and Ty Barton scored 17 points
apiece and helped Stansbury pull away from Cyprus in the fourth
quarter to take the non-region win.
Stansbury's' best moment - The Stallions led just 42-40 entering the
final period, but outscored Cyprus 24-13 after that. Taylor Hunt added
11 points and Darius Lopez 10.
Cyprus' best moment - The Pirates were in the game until the final
quarter. Marquis Newman led with 15 points and Jazz White and Taylor
Morris had 11 each. Morris also had three treys.
Statistical notes - The teams shot about the same from the free-throw
line. The 66 points Cyprus gave up was a season high.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions looked good, and
improved to 3-1 at home. Stansbury proved it can score and put up its
second-highest point total.
Links - There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. There was no report in the Salt Lake
Tribune.
Dec. 30 - Spanish Fork 59, Stansbury 53
Story of the game - Ren Williamsen scored 11 points and Adam Duke
had 10 as Spanish Fork held off Stansbury in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed most of the game, but
rallied in the third period to cut the margin to 36-35. Taylor Hunt had a
season-high 24 points, including three treys.
Spanish Fork's best moment - The Dons got balanced scoring and
Williamsen and Duke picked up the slack for leading scorer Travis Still,
who was held to seven points. Spanish Fork put up 23 points in the
fourth quarter to put the game away.
Statistical notes - Spanish Fork connected on 23-33 three throws,
while Stansbury was just 12-27. Stansbury made five treys, while
Spanish Fork had just one.
What we learned from this game - The loss was Stansbury's third
straight, but the Stallions played tough. It was their first home loss this
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.
Dec. 22 - Hunter 55, Stansbury 51
Story of the game - Austin Hernandez scored 17 points as Hunter
rallied in the third quarter and then hung to beat Stansbury for its first
win of the season.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions had a big second quarter
and took a 33-30 halftime lead. Taylor Hunt had a game-high 20 points
and Reggie Roberts has 12.
Hunter's best moment - Hernandez had five three-point baskets for
Hunter, which outscored Stansbury 16-8 in the third period to take a
five-point lead. Fausia Tanuvasa had nine points for the Wolverines.
Statistical notes - The game was won (and lost) at the free-throw line.
Hunter was 10-19; Stansbury 10-29. Both teams made seven
three-pointers.
What we learned from this game - This is the second time Stansbury
lost a game due primarily to its poor free-throw shooting.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here. To see the Tooele Transcript's
brief, click here. There was no report in the Deseret News.
Dec. 19 - Delta 45, Stansbury 33
Story of the game - Nick Nissen and Taylor Schamo scored 12 points
apiece, but it was Delta's defense that limited Stansbury to 10 first-half
points en route to the non-region win.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions rallied in the second half, but
the 14-point halftime deficit was too much. Taylor Hunt had 16 points
for Stansbury, including four three-pointers.
Delta's best moment - The Rabbits led 24-10 at halftime, holding
Stansbury for five points in each of the first two quarters. Colin
Christensen had nine points and Bryan Bishop eight.
Statistical notes - Stansbury was 6-14 from the free-throw line. Delta
was 11-18. Stansbury outscored Delta 23-21 in the second half.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions offense left them as
they fell to 0-4 in road games.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 18 - Stansbury 69, Westlake 52
Story of the game - Reggie Roberts scored 15 points and Ty Barton
had 14 as Stansbury blew past Westlake with a big third quarter and
evened the season series between the two new schools.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions led 25-17 at halftime and, by
the end of the third quarter, had increased the lead to 21 points. Taylor
Hunt added 12 points and Sherod Ellis 10.
Westlake's best moment - Westlake got 12 points from John Ursua,
but clearly wasn't the same team that beat Stansbury earlier this month.
Four other players chipped in seven points apiece.
Statistical notes - Stansbury outscored Westlake 29-16 in the third
quarter, the biggest scoring burst by the Stallions this year. Both teams
shot about 60 percent from the free-throw line.
What we learned from this game - The Stallions lost to Westlake at
their place because of free-throw shooting. They seemed more
comfortable in their own gym, and won going away.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Provo Herald brief, click
here. To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 11 - Ogden 60, Stansbury 43
Story of the game - Jake Buck scored 23 points as Ogden built a big
lead and then held off Stansbury in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed the entire game. It
was 24-16 at halftime, but they rallied behind Reggie Roberts and
Taylor Hunt to cut the margin to two points late in the third quarter.
Roberts and Hunt both finished with 10 points.
Ogden's best moment - The Tigers put Stansbury away with defense,
recording 10 steals, and most of them came in final quarter when
Ogden won going away. Nik Allred chipped in 10 points.
Statistical notes - Colton Barkdull had eight points and Darius Lopez
seven for Stansbury. The Stallions were 9-15 from the free-throw line;
Ogden was 9-12.
What we learned from this game - Stansbury made a nice rally, but
used too much energy to do it and fell flat at the end. The 60 points
given up was a season high - to date.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To see the Ogden Standard-Examiner
brief, click here. For the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 9 - West 57, Stansbury 29
Story of the game - Jordan Tanner scored 16 points, including four
three-pointers, as West blew the game open in the third quarter and
claimed the easy non-region victory.
Stansbury's best moment -The Stallions never led, and the outcome of
this game wasn't in doubt. Ty Barton led with seven points. Reggie
Roberts and Taylor Hunt had Stansbury's only threes.
West's best moment - The Panthers led the entire game. It was 27-18
at halftime, but they outscored Stansbury 16-5 in the third period to turn
the game into a rout. Tyrell Corbin had nine points and three others had
eight each.
Statistical notes - West had eight treys. Cheney Doane, Junior Vea and
Thomas Bullock had eights points each. Stansbury's 29 points was a
season low.
What we learned from this game - This was the Stallions' most
disappointing effort so far. But West's top player - Corbin - has proven
experience and that might have been a factor.
Links: There was no local media coverage of this game. To read the
Deseret News brief, click here. To view the Salt Lake Tribune box score,
click here.
Dec. 4 - Westlake 55, Stansbury 45
Story of the game - Austin Gleed and John Ursua scored 12 points
apiece as Westlake took advantage of Stansbury's free-throw shooting
problems and held off the Stallions in a non-region game.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions trailed 28-17 at halftime, but
rallied in the third quarter to cut the margin to 34-31. Taylor Hunt led
with 14 points and Reggie Roberts had 12.
Westlake's best moment - Westlake led the entire way, and shook off
Stansbury's comeback with a run in the fourth quarter. Zach Dean
chipped in with 10 points as 10 players scored.
Statistical notes - This was Westlake's first win as a school. Westlake
was 17-25 from the free-throw line, while Stansbury was only 13-36.
The Stallions left a lot of points off the scoreboard. Westlake led 15-6
after the first quarter.
What we learned from this game - This was Stansbury's first road
game and, while the Stallions made a nice comeback, there were too
many fixable mistakes - like free throws.
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 brief, click here.
Nov. 25 - Stansbury 42, Grantsville 36
Story of the game - Taylor Hunt and former Cowboy Reggie Roberts
scored 14 points apiece as Stansbury captured its first boys basketball
win over Grantsville.
Stansbury's best moment - The Stallions had an 11-0 run in the
second quarter, and then went on a 14-2 run to end the game, which
was the difference. Hunt and Roberts combined for five three-point
baskets.
Grantsville's best moment - The game was close until the final buzzer.
Grantsville trailed by one point entering the fourth quarter. Austin
Cunliffe was the Cowboys' top scorer with 10 points, while Calen
Nesbitt had nine.
Statistical notes - Stansbury hit 8-11 free throws; Grantsville was 7-10.
Grantsville was hit with a pair of technical fouls near the end of the
game.
What we learned from this game - These teams didn't play in football,
so this was their first battle in the "major" sports, and it showed. This
was the start of a good rivalry.
Links - The Tooele Transcript had a reporter at the game. To read the
Transcript story, click here. To read the Deseret News brief, click here.
To see the Salt Lake Tribune box score, click here.
Dec. 30
Cottonwood 59, Bountiful 52
Spanish Fork 59, Stansbury 53
Woods Cross 70, Syracuse 66
Jan. 5
Bountiful 65, Salem Hills 59
Skyline 55, East 52
West 60, Highland 51
Olympus 65, West Jordan 55
Jan. 6
Stansbury 66, Cyprus 53
Jan. 7
Tooele 48, Payson 42
Jan. 8
Bountiful 44, Highland 42
Woods Cross 62, East 42
Olympus 58, Stansbury 51
Jan. 12
Bountiful 62, Woods Cross 43
East 63, Tooele 53
Highland 60, Stansbury 44
Jan. 15
Bountiful 78, Stansbury 50
Olympus 41, East 39
Tooele 54, Woods Cross 50
Jan. 19
Highland 60, East 41
Olympus 73, Tooele 51
Woods Cross 62, Stansbury 48
Jan. 22
Bountiful 56, East 38
Highland 60, Tooele 41
Olympus 50, Woods Cross 44
Jan. 26
Bountiful 70, Tooele 66
East 72, Stansbury 51
Olympus 55, Highland 41
Jan. 29
Bountiful 54, Olympus 51
Woods Cross 51, Highland 42
Tooele 56, Stansbury 45
Feb. 2
Bountiful 64, Highland 57
East 79, Woods Cross 74
Olympus 83, Stansbury 62
Feb. 5
Woods Cross 51, Bountiful 50
East 55, Tooele 51
Highland 63, Stansbury 41
Feb. 9
Bountiful 69, Stansbury 62
Olympus 66, East 45
Woods Cross 68, Tooele 40
Feb. 12
Highland 63, East 53
Olympus 39, Tooele 38 (OT)
Stansbury 65, Woods Cross 49
Feb. 16
East at Bountiful
Highland at Tooele
Olympus at Woods Cross
Feb. 19
Tooele at Bountiful
Stansbury at East
Olympus at Highland
Feb. 23
Bountiful at Olympus
Highland at Woods Cross
Stansbury at Tooele.
Cottonwood 59, Bountiful 52
Spanish Fork 59, Stansbury 53
Woods Cross 70, Syracuse 66
Jan. 5
Bountiful 65, Salem Hills 59
Skyline 55, East 52
West 60, Highland 51
Olympus 65, West Jordan 55
Jan. 6
Stansbury 66, Cyprus 53
Jan. 7
Tooele 48, Payson 42
Jan. 8
Bountiful 44, Highland 42
Woods Cross 62, East 42
Olympus 58, Stansbury 51
Jan. 12
Bountiful 62, Woods Cross 43
East 63, Tooele 53
Highland 60, Stansbury 44
Jan. 15
Bountiful 78, Stansbury 50
Olympus 41, East 39
Tooele 54, Woods Cross 50
Jan. 19
Highland 60, East 41
Olympus 73, Tooele 51
Woods Cross 62, Stansbury 48
Jan. 22
Bountiful 56, East 38
Highland 60, Tooele 41
Olympus 50, Woods Cross 44
Jan. 26
Bountiful 70, Tooele 66
East 72, Stansbury 51
Olympus 55, Highland 41
Jan. 29
Bountiful 54, Olympus 51
Woods Cross 51, Highland 42
Tooele 56, Stansbury 45
Feb. 2
Bountiful 64, Highland 57
East 79, Woods Cross 74
Olympus 83, Stansbury 62
Feb. 5
Woods Cross 51, Bountiful 50
East 55, Tooele 51
Highland 63, Stansbury 41
Feb. 9
Bountiful 69, Stansbury 62
Olympus 66, East 45
Woods Cross 68, Tooele 40
Feb. 12
Highland 63, East 53
Olympus 39, Tooele 38 (OT)
Stansbury 65, Woods Cross 49
Feb. 16
East at Bountiful
Highland at Tooele
Olympus at Woods Cross
Feb. 19
Tooele at Bountiful
Stansbury at East
Olympus at Highland
Feb. 23
Bountiful at Olympus
Highland at Woods Cross
Stansbury at Tooele.