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GALLERY: Utah State football Blue-White Scrimmage - Aug. 17, 2024
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Utah Eliminates California From Playoff Contention
Eduardo Curros – Field Correspondent, All Lacrosse All The Time. The Utah Archers played the first of two games this weekend Friday night at Zions Bank Stadium against the California Redwoods. Utah came into their Homecoming weekend having lost their last two games, as well as the West Conference lead to the Denver Outlaws. Meanwhile, California was in need of a big game and significant help if they were going to make the playoffs. The Redwoods rallied from fourth quarter deficits of 10-7 and 12-8 to force overtime. However, Utah would prevail 13-12 in overtime to drop the Redwoods to 3-7, eliminating them from playoff contention.
Heritage Day: Mont and Vicki Peterson recognized for decades of service at the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo
Editor’s Note: The Lehi Historical Society is proud to present the stories of its Lehi Heritage Day 2024 honorees. The story of Vere LaMont and Vicki Jo Peterson is the sixth of eight articles featuring this year’s honorees. Each couple will be celebrated at Lehi Heritage Day on Sept. 2, from 2:30-6 p.m., at the Legacy Center at 123 N. Center. For more information on Lehi Heritage Day, see lehihistory.com or call 801-768-1570.
How new rules taking effect will impact Utah homebuyers and sellers
SALT LAKE CITY — The rules are about to change when it comes to buying and selling a home. Starting Saturday, terms of a $418 million settlement between the National Association of Realtors and home sellers will go into effect. Sellers will no longer be able to promise compensation...
The Revival of the U’s Middle East Center
The Middle East Center at the University of Utah is undergoing a significant revitalization. The center has faced several challenges in the past decade, including faculty retirements and a reduction in funding. But now, under the directorship of Chris Low, the center has added several new hires and expanded their programming. They intend to restore the center to national prominence by 2030, Low told The Daily Utah Chronicle.
St. George seaman conducting routine operations during last days of USS Nimitz
ST. GEORGE — In February, the U.S. Navy recognized an initial team of “plank owners” behind the multi-billion-dollar effort required for dismantling and disposing of the former USS Enterprise. The future inactivation, dismantlement and disposal of Nimitz class aircraft carriers was also discussed, according to a military...
St. George motocross rider shines on national stage at famous Loretta Lynn’s Ranch
ST. GEORGE — It’s a family thing for St. George motocross bike rider Sierra Bull. According to Sierra’s mom Christine, Sierra’s first appearance at a track was when she was three weeks old. She started riding at age 3, so she started a little earlier than her brother and sister.
St. George Area Chamber of Commerce, Copper Rock host golf fundraiser aimed at ‘Driving Women Forward’
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT —It’s widely known that golf and business go hand-in-hand. More women than ever before are on the course enjoying the game and forging business relationships. In Southern Utah, local businesswomen can network and play at the inaugural Women’s Open at Copper Rock Golf Course on Oct. 8.
BYU/UVU roundup: Former Cougars have solid showings in NFL preseason games
With the NFL in the midst of its 2024 preseason schedule, a number of former BYU athletes are trying to make their respective rosters. Here are some of the highlights ex-Cougars had during this week’s action:. Jaren Hall, Minnesota quarterback. Hall went 4-for-5 passing for 87 yards and two...
'Utah brought the juice': Hometown crowd helps PLL's Archers clinch west title
HERRIMAN — After gutting through an overtime win Friday night without their top player and team captain Tom Schreiber, the Utah Archers, once again, faced an uphill climb in Saturday's regular-season Premier Lacrosse League finale when Schreiber was ruled out with a clavicular injury. Luckily, the Archers had a...
Pioneer running back Eka dominates in Lehi win over Davis
Lehi dominated the Davis Darts in the season opener with a convincing 38-14 win. The Darts opened the scoring on a nine-yard throw-in catch from quarterback Bessinger to Bode Sparrow. Lehi answered with a 62-yard touchdown dash by running back Devaughn Eka. Lehi’s Eka was a standout on offense, racking...
Jazz insider reveals real reason for why Utah wanted Patty Mills
Patty Mills wasn't exactly in demand when the Utah Jazz reached an agreement with him. At 36 years old, Mills is not the dependable backup point guard he was during his championship days with the Spurs. However, The Athletic's Tony Jones explained why he appealed to the Jazz despite his...
Former BYU Cougar Jaren Hall Posts Perfect Quarterback Rating Against Browns
CLEVELAND – Former BYU quarterback Jaren Hall showed out in the Minnesota Vikings’ second preseason game against the Cleveland Browns on Saturday. Hall connected on four of his five passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns. As the second man up behind Nick Mullens, Hall made the most...
Former BYU QB Zach Wilson Throws First TD Pass With Denver Broncos
DENVER – Former BYU quarterback Zach Wilson got limited snaps in the Denver Broncos preseason game against the Green Bay Packers but still managed to lead a scoring drive. Wilson connected on two of his six pass attempts for 29 yards and a touchdown. Zach Wilson Throws First Broncos...
Utah Little Leaguer who fell from bunk bed in Williamsport works hard on recovery, father says
It has been two years since a Utah Little Leaguer nearly died from head injuries when in his sleep he fell from an upper bunk in his dorm at the world series in South Williamsport. Easton Oliverson continues his recovery and a lawsuit stemming from the incident is proceeding in...
More than 100 athletes come to Olympic Oval for US bobsled and skeleton tryouts
KEARNS — More than 100 athletes from across the nation showed up to the Olympic Oval in Kearns on Saturday morning. They were in Utah to try their hand at making the official Olympic U.S. bobsled and skeleton program. The top three participants will be flown to Lake Placid,...
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