Utah High School Football News

These Union Lady Cougars have a fun time with the ball during a recent practice.

The Spectrum Daily News Hurricane's Jacob Pugh and Ian Gates were named 3A Region 9 Offensive and Defensive Most Valuable Players.

Tooele High School senior Wade Memmott drives the ball to the basket Tuesday night at Mountain View.

The Kearns Cougars rushed out in the first half, taking advantage of their own disciplined game and the Timpview Thunderbirds' first-game jitters to take a huge advantage, and then held on tight in a much closer second half.

Davis Baker scored a career-high 33 points, including 12 straight in the second half but his efforts weren't enough as Southern Utah fell to Centenary, 93-85 in overtime in the Summit League opener, Thursday night.

The games that truly count are still a couple of weeks away, but the Cedar boys basketball team found itself with more pressing concerns on Saturday.

Year after year the state of Utah produces outstanding talent on the football field.

A devastating blocker, a three-year starter and the anchor of the state's most dominant offensive line.

Several dozen students, parents, and community members conducted a rally in support of school sports and activities last Friday afternoon, Nov.

Bingham 38, Alta 34 In late August about 11,000 people crammed into Bingham's home field to watch another classic battle between the Miners and the Alta Hawks.

In 5-A, our most valuable player is Bingham High running back Harvey Langi. Just a junior, Langi led the Miners to the 5-A championship by rushing for over 1500 yards and 21 touchdowns.

Two of the Virgin Valley's Youth Football USA came home from St. George Saturday with championships.

Of these historic moments, to which do you pay most attention? 1. RSL claims MLS Cup 2. Jazz winning in San Antonio 3. High School championships 4. BYU- Harvey Unga's rushing record 5. BYU- Max Hall's career wins 6. Utah- David Reed's 1,000 receiving yards History-making weekend in Utah capped off by RSL stunner November 23rd, 2009 @ 10:00am By ...

School spirit is alive and well in Southern Utah. I've seen it with my own two eyes.

When you're labeled as "a gamer" early in your career, you're time in the spotlight is eventually going to come - and probably sooner than later.

The fifth grade Youth Football team from Mesquite will play in the championship game this weekend after defeating the Desert Hills Black team in the league semi-final game Saturday.

When Timpview head football coach Louis Wong first learned, two years ago, that Springville's new coach Scott Mitchell had hired former Provo High coach Ed Larsen to be the Red Devils' new offensive coordinator, Wong was immediately impressed.

There are no words in the English language that could come close to describing Hurricane's sideline at the end of its 3A title game showdown against Juan Diego.

Chalk this one up to Timpview's defense. On a rare day when the Thunderbirds turned the ball over three times - all deep in Springville territory - Timpview's defense came to the rescue and carried the T-Birds through a sluggish offensive day to their fourth-straight state title, fifth in the past six years, and eighth in school history with a 35-6 ...

Player of the game Harvey Langi The junior ran for 120 yards and a 4-yard touchdown to start the third quarter, bringing the Miners within three points.