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Skyridge High School graduate GiGi Hall finished her Snow College softball career with an All-Region 18 second-team selection after batting .348 with eight home runs and a .979 fielding percentage over two seasons.
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The Skyridge Falcons girls soccer team split their first two Region 3 matches, falling 2-0 at Lehi on Sept. 1 before beating ranked American Fork 3-0 at home on Sept. 3, highlighted by Ke'ilani Nawahine's rare corner-kick goal.
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Skyridge quarterback Jagger Fountaine threw three first-half touchdowns to lead the Falcons past Liberty 24-20 in Henderson, Nevada, on Sept. 4 after the team bus broke down on the road, stranding players in the heat.
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Skyridge junior QB Jagger Fountaine was the only 6A Utah County player named to the Deseret News Week 3 top-20 list after throwing for 297 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for a fourth score in the Falcons' 31-24 comeback win over Hun School (N.J.).
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Lehi High School named Ashley Behrend as head cheer coach on Aug. 31, replacing Jena Anderson, who resigned after 10 years that included two independent-competition state titles, two Coach of the Year honors and 11 All-State performers.
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Lehi fell 66-0 to St. James Performance Academy at the inaugural Panther Classic, but senior linebacker Brody Downs posted 10 tackles and a sack as the defense showed fight against a roster loaded with Division I recruits.
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Skyridge quarterback Jagger Fountaine threw a 10-yard touchdown to sophomore Malosi Shepard in the final seconds to beat Hun School 31-24 at the Panther Classic, moving the Falcons to 2-1 ahead of a Friday trip to Liberty High in Henderson, Nevada.
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Highland High beat Viewmont 45-30 on Friday, Aug. 28, reversing last season's 48-7 loss as quarterback Will Bauman and Adriean King Boyd each scored three touchdowns to lift the Rams to 2-1 heading into region play.
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Lone Peak's girls volleyball team held off a Syracuse comeback to win 3-1 on Tuesday, Aug. 25, keeping the Knights' undefeated record intact in a four-set battle at Highland.
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Four true freshmen from Lehi and Lone Peak — receiver Legend Glasker, running back Devaughn Eka, receiver Jaron Pula and offensive lineman Bott Mulitalo — are expected to contribute for No. 14 BYU when the Cougars open the season against Utah Tech on Sept. 5.
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Lehi's defense kept the game within reach into the fourth quarter before Mountain Ridge pulled away for a 42-0 preseason win; the Pioneers face St. James Performance Academy in the Panther Classic on Aug. 29.
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Skyridge junior Beckham Bennett earned the school's Athlete of the Month award after totaling six catches, two touchdowns and 66 return yards against Mountain Ridge, then scoring the game-winning TD in a 21-14 rally over Orem.
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