MILLVILLE — Many elite high school pitchers do just that — pitch.
Within days of the high school baseball season concluding on May 22, coaching changes began in the valley.
It’s been an ideal start to the American Legion season for Mountain Crest’s baseball program and new head coach Trace Hansen.
MILLVILLE — What was supposed to be another epic showdown between two of the best football programs in Utah’s 4A classification turned into a nightmare for Ridgeline.
When it comes to leaving your mark on a program, Amber Kartchner has certainly done that.
As far as Eric Richards is concerned, it was an ideal ending to a strong season for Cache Valley’s high school water polo club.
It was a long wait for Ashlyn Willis, but a very worthwhile one.
KAYSVILLE — All season long, Green Canyon’s boys 4x400-meter relay team has been primed for success, but those top four runners have rarely all been healthy at the same time.
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Less than two days after announcing Real Salt Lake owner Dell Loy Hansen was taking a leave of absence, the team is now for sale.
FRESNO, Calif. — Having moved into second place in the Mountain West Conference standings, the Aggies will be looking to lock that spot down over the next two weeks.
SMITHFIELD — Dax Purser’s freshman year of baseball at Salt Lake Community College was a solid one as he struck out 15 batters and limited opponents to a .207 batting average in 17.1 innings on the mound.
It was a good day for local golfers as the Utah Golf Association made a stop in the valley Friday for a qualifier for the Utah State Amateur.
They took their lumps in a loaded pool at Logan’s annual American Legion baseball tournament, but the Trappers bounced back with an impressive finale.
It was an eventful Friday for five local American Legion baseball programs — all of which are competing at the Logan Diamond Classic.
