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High school softball: Ridgeline earns convincing win over Desert Hills in game 1 of 4A championship
It’s been all Ridgeline since the start of 4A playoffs, with the RiverHawks qualifying for the 4A championship series for the third year in a row. This year Ridgeline has done so without giving up a single run to any team in bracket play. Ridgeline kept the no-run streak alive on Friday as it earned a convincing 5-0 win over Desert Hills to take a 1-0 series lead. It didn’t take long for the RiverHawks to get started as they quickly fielded three outs, while Brielle Gardiner and Ellie Pond each drove in runners for a 2-0 Ridgeline lead in the first inning. “We’re always striving to get those three outs to begin with,” said Ridgeline head coach Michael Anderson. “They have a tough lineup, their first hitter did a good job getting on, then after that I thought we settled down.
Miners to move on to 5A boys lacrosse quarterfinals, Wasatch falls to Box Elder
The Miners shut out the Eagles in the first half, scoring 5 points. The team kept Skyline one goal, finishing 7-1 at home Thursday, May 16. Park City will face the leopards in the quarterfinals at East High School Saturday, May 18 at 1 p.m. In Wasatch County, the Wasps...
PREVIEW: NC Courage host Utah Royals FC
CARY, N.C. (May 16, 2024) – The North Carolina Courage return to WakeMed Soccer Park this Friday, May 17, to host Utah Royals FC at 8 p.m. ET. The match will be the Courage’s debut on Prime Video with Mike Watts and Lori Lindsey on the call. The...
Spanish Fork softball gets defensive to defeat Box Elder, return to 5A state title series
The Spanish Fork softball team barely escaped with a dramatic 10-9 win over Box Elder in Tuesday’s second game in 5A bracket play, but it resulted in a more determined effort when the two teams met again on Wednesday with a spot in the championship series on the line.
High school boys soccer: Late-game heroics save Ridgeline in its 4A championship win over Murray
After giving up a 3-1 lead in the 4A boys soccer championship game Thursday morning, it seemed like Ridgeline High was at the end of its rope — but this wasn’t the first time the Riverhawks were in this position this season. Ridgeline persevered and scored with 82 seconds left in regulation to take the 4-3 victory over Murray, claiming its third state title in seven years. According to Ridgeline coach Richard Alexander, the championship journey started on April 18, where his team gave up three second-half goals and suffered a 4-3 loss against Logan. Alexander said that loss changed the season for the Riverhawks.
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