Prep Spotlight On The Web For more information on Prep Sports, check out our Web site at www. thespectrum.com The Spectrum Tuetdar, Marc 29, 2005 B3 Standings and Schedule Athletes of the Week i ft BASEBALL TUESDAY Enterprise at Kanab, 3 p.m. Milford at Beaver, 3 p.m. Parowan at Millard, 3 p.m. Cedar at Pine View 7 p.m.
Canyon View at Snow Canyon 7 p.m. Dixie at Hurricane 7 p.m. Virgin Valley at Lake Mead Christian THURSDAY Moapa at Enterprise, 3 p.m. FRIDAY Kanab at Beaver, 3 p.m. Enterprise at Parowan, 3 p.m.
Hurricane at Cedar 3 p.m. Snow Canyon at Dixie 7 p.m. Pine View at Canyon View 3 p.m. SOFTBALL TUESDAY Enterprise at Kanab, 3 p.m. Milford at Beaver, 3 p.m.
Parowan at Millard, 3 p.m. JL BRENT KNOBLAUCH Snow Canyon soccer Knoblauch had a three-goal hat trick in the Warriors' 3-2 Region 9 win over Hurricane. "Brent is a smart hardworking player who always puts himself into positions where he can make things happen. He gets better every day." coach Paul Kreyling CHAD LAMBERT Snow Canyon baseball Chad had a great pitching performance on Friday night against Hunter, giving up one run over five innings. The next day at the plate he went 2-2 with a two-run homer to help Snow Canyon beat Mountain Crest for the Little Caesar's Invitational Championship.
TRAVIS LEBARON Hurricane track field Lebaron won the shot put and discus throw and placed second in the javelin throw to help the Tigers place third in the 20-team Pine View Invitational over the weekend. "Travis is one of those quiet leaders. He gets out there and works hard everyday to improve himself." coach Boyd Prince Canyon View at Snow Canyon, 4 p.m. SHAYLEE H0LY0AK Pine View Softball Holyoak had a huge performance on Saturday. She threw over 200 pitches in 14 total innings, had 21 strikeouts and only allowed three earned runs as the Panthers beat Page 2-1 and San Juan 9-4.
"It is great to have a senior leader on the mound. She is strong she works hard daily to improve herself and her team. One thing I totally love about Shaylee is that she has had to change roles a little bit this year and is doing really well as a team player." coach Suzanne Bowser ZACH GOODRICH Snow Canyon baseball In the four games of the Little Caesar's Invitational, Goodrich was 1 1 -for-1 6 with 10 runs batted in as the Warriors went 3-1 and beat Mountain Crest 5-3 to claim the title. "Both players gave outstanding individual efforts to help our team win the Little Caesars Classic. Chad and Zach both contributed at the plate as well as in the field, Chad on the mound and Zach turned a huge double play to' give us the Championship." coach Reed Secrist Cedar at Pine View, 4 p.m.
Dixie at Hurricane, 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY Dixie at Beaver, 3 p.m. THURSDAY Moapa at Enterprise, 3 p.m. FRIDAY Kanab at Beaver, 3 p.m. Enterprise at Parowan, 3 p.m.
Snow Canyon at Dixie, 4 p.m. Pine View at Canyon View, 4 p.m. Hurricane at Cedar, 4 p.m. SATURDAY Kanab at Page, 3 p.m. SOCCER TUESDAY Cedar at Pine View, 7 p.m.
Canyon View at Snow Canyon, 7 p.m. Dixie at Hurricane, 7 p.m. FRIDAY Nominate Athletes of the Week Coaches need to nominate players who had outstanding weeks by e-mailing us at sportsthespectwm.com and telling us why they should be honored. Coaches are also responsible for sending photos (yearbook pictures work great). The deadline is each Monday at noon.
Pine View at Canyon View, 3 p.m. when Brennen hit his first high school home run during Beaver's first home game this season. "I felt really sad his dad wasn't there to see it," she said. "You take things for granted." She was nevertheless able to call and tell Troy, about Brennen's dinger, and any time Brennen takes the field he can still remember the last advice his dad gave him about the great American pastime. "He just said, 'Work hard and do your best'." Brennen Orton is heeding his father's advice both on and off the field.
thing will break down. Somebody has always been willing to come and fix it. It's a good community here." Brennen, who also played football and basketball at Beaver, said when he found out his father was being called up, "I was proud of him," but he was also worried because he realized, "It could be the last time I see him." And no matter how much he understands and supports what his dad is doing, "It's hard not having him here to watch me." Jackie agreed, stating, it was, "very hard" not to have Troy there money for an LDS Church mission. If all goes according to schedule, he will leave about two weeks after his dad gets back from Iraq. "I almost hate doing that -having him put his life on hold like that," his mother Jackie said of Brennen's plan for next year, "but he's more than willing to do it.
He's a trooper." The Ortons say the town of Beaver, which has many military families, has been quite helpful. "It never fails," Jackie noted, that every time Troy gets deployed somewhere, "some 0RT0N Continued from Bl the buck stopping with him. "Before I was not really having to worry about stuff," Orton said. "Now, if something happens, you're going to have to take care of it ydurself." He is taking his responsibility seriously enough that he has decided next year he will postpone what would have been his freshman year of college so that he can stay home and help his mom with the younger Ortons. He will instead save up his Hurricane at Cedar, 3 p.m.
Snow Canyon at Dixie, 7 p.m. TENNIS TUESDAY Cedar at Pine View, 4 p.m. Canyon View at Snow Canyon, 4 p.m. Dixie at Hurricane, 4 p.m. FRIDAY www.thespectrum.com Pine View at Canyon View, 3 p.m.
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