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Cade Cooper #2
Quarterback
Friday night hype
11/06/2000
Top individual prep football performances from the state quarterfinals
Sam Trulock, Lehi
Completed 18 of 25 passes for 341 yards and four touchdowns in Lehi's
33-12 win over Bear River.
Chad Smith, Lehi
Ran for 144 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries against Bear River.
Dustin Thacker, Lehi
Recorded 137 receiving yards against Bear River.
Harley May, Lehi
Had two touchdown receptions against Bear River.
Cade Cooper, Timpview
Completed 18 of 33 passes for 249 yards and three touchdowns in
Timpview's 35-22 victory over Box Elder.
Dane Church, Timpview
Caught eight passes for 107 yards and two touchdowns against Box Elder.
Bryant Atkinson, Timpview
Caught four passes for 87 yards and recorded five sacks against Box Elder.
Russ Jackson, Juab
Scored a pair of touchdowns and kicked three extra points in 33-7 victory
over Manti.
Brett Broadhead, Juab
Had 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against Manti.
Storm Singleton, Delta
Scored the game-winning touchdown with seven minutes to play in Delta's
12-7 victory over Ben Lomond.
Brady Martinez, Carbon
Touchdown run and a touchdown pass in 46-27 loss to Snow Canyon.
Sid Faden and David Faletau, Orem
Both recorded more than 10 tackles in Orem's 12-7 loss to Northridge.
Friday night hype info box
10/30/2000
FRIDAY NIGHT HYPE
Top individual prep football performances in the first round
of the state playoffs
Robby Gueck, Springville
Caught 6 passes for 111 yards and scored three touchdowns -- one
receiving, one on a 103-yard interception return and one on a 90-yard
kickoff return -- in Springville's 26-25 loss to Bonneville.
Sam Burgess, Lone Peak
Ran for 115 yards and a touchdown, passed for 105 yards and another
score in Lone Peak's 42-28 victory over Fremont.
Matt Mower, Lone Peak
Two touchdowns, 66 yards on 12 carries against Fremont.
Mike Sorenson, Lone Peak
One touchdown rushing, one receiving against Fremont.
Cade Cooper,
Timpview
Completed 17 of 26 for 293 yards (241 in the first half) and fired four
touchdown passes in Timpview's 49-28 win over Murray.
Dane Church,
Timpview
Caught 9 passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns against Murray.
Alex Coombs, Orem
Scored twice (3-yard run, 46-yard reception) as Orem beat Copper Hills
28-20.
Jonny Harline, Orem
Had two of Orem's seven sacks against Copper Hills.
Chad Smith, Lehi
Ran for 139 yards, scored twice in Lehi's 30-0 blanking of Emery.
Wayne Latu, Provo
Scored on a 92-yard kickoff return in 56-28 loss to Highland.
Storm Singleton, Delta
Ran for 124 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries in 43-0 shutout of
Canyon View.
Camron Eliason, Delta
Had 139 yards and two scores on 18 carries against Canyon View.
Alan Maughan, Timpanogos
Was 15 of 28 for 162 yards and two touchdowns in Timpanogos' 30-13
loss to Bingham.
Kory Drew, Pleasant Grove
Accounted for 151 of team's 256 yards and scored only touchdown in
P.G.'s 14-7 loss to Olympus.
Kyle Lynn, Juab
Ran for 102 yards and a touchdown as Juab upset Rich 15-8.
Cade Anderson, Manti
Ran for 68 yards and two touchdowns as Manti upset South Sevier 13-7.
This Story appeared in The Daily Herald on Monday, October 30, 2000 12:00:00 AM
Prep football roundup First Round
Provo Daily Herald 10/28/2000
| PREP
FOOTBALL: |
Friday,
October 27, 2000 SL Tribune |
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BY JAY DREW
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
At the risk of offending the Rams, Delta football coach Dean Fowles is
wishing his No. 3 Rabbits had drawn 2-A's Parowan in the first round of the Class 3-A
football playoffs.
"We are in a little bit of a subdued mood down here, to be honest
with you," Fowles said.
That's because Delta is playing No. 5 Pine View, also 6-2 -- an unusual
matchup for an outright region champion. That 4 p.m. matchup today is the only one of 32
playoff games this weekend that pits ranked teams.
"Unfortunately," Fowles said, "a good football team is
going to be knocked off really early."
Class 3-A is so spread out that many playoff opponents have never seen
each other. But Delta's coaches have watched Pine View several times, including the
Panthers' surprising 21-14 loss to Canyon View. That, along with losing a coin toss,
relegated them to Region 9's No. 4 seed.
"The south region [9] is the toughest, just flat better than
everyone else," Fowles said. "We had a real tough time with Cedar City, and they
did not even make the tournament. Heck, I picked Pine View to take state before the season
even started."
An excellent golfer, Fowles says he is not "sandbagging" when
he notes that Delta's defense might not have a player as big as Pine View's 6-foot-2,
200-pound running back, Jake Foote.
The Rabbits will have to rely on execution and the deception of their
unique, inverted-wishbone offense. Junior fullback Storm Singleton, an all-stater in 1999,
is their best-known player, but Fowles says the most pleasant surprise has been 6-3 senior
quarterback Mike Corey, new to that position. Final Stat Leaders
Lehi's Chad Smith won the regular-season rushing title with 1,581 yards
on 220 carries, followed by South Sevier's Bryan Castle, who had 1,525 yards on 223
carries. Springville's Bret Groneman easily was the state's top passer, with 2,355 yards
and 23 touchdowns, not including his totals from Tuesday's tiebreaker win over Spanish
Fork. Timpview's Cade Cooper had 1,624 passing
yards and 19 touchdowns, although he threw 161 passes to Groneman's 272 because the
T-birds have been so dominant that their starting quarterback generally only plays 2
1/2 quarters.
Springville's Robbie Gueck had the most receiving yards (1,142),
receptions (49) and touchdown catches (15). Pleasant Grove's Kory Drew scored the most
touchdowns (21), followed by Enterprise's Tyler Banks with 20.
Groneman was responsible for 25 touchdowns (23 passing, two rushing),
followed by Copper Hills quarterback J.D. Westphal's 24. Westphal was boosted by his
eight-touchdown performance against Riverton.
Bingham's 250-pound Jeff Stevenson has the most field goals (six) among
the limited number of schools reporting that statistic.
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Prep
Football: Final Regular Season Leaders
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Friday,
October 27, 2000 SL TRIBUNE |
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The following prep football statistics
were compiled by George Felt of Salt Lake City and submitted to The Tribune for
publication. Coaches and/or official statisticians wishing to update/correct the following
information should contact Felt via e-mail at gfelt@aros.net or Tribune prep sports writer
Jay Drew at drew@sltrib.com.
Most Rushing Yards
1,581--Chad Smith, Lehi. 1,525--Bryan Castle, South Sevier.
1,286--Garan Fabrizio, Jordan. 1,285--Jake Foote, Pine View. 1,206--Tyler Banks,
Enterprise. 1,145--Brandon Rogers, Park City. 1,112--Kyle Curtis, Monticello. 1,108--Steve
Tate, Skyline.
Most Carries
223--Bryan Castle, South Sevier. 220--Chad Smith, Lehi. 202--Jake
Foote, Pine View. 162 --Garan Fabrizio, Jordan.
Most Rushing Touchdowns
19--Tyler Banks, Enterprise. 17--Daniel Mower, Carbon. 18--Chad Smith,
Lehi. 17--Bryan Castle, South Sevier. 17--Jack Roberts, West Jordan. 17--Steve Tate,
Skyline. 15--Colt Mund, Box Elder. 14--Eric Christiansen, Grantsville. 14--Danny
Filimoeatu, Snow Canyon. 14 --Travis Henderson, Viewmont.
Most Passing Yards
2,355--Bret Groneman, Springville. 1,624--Cade
Cooper, Timpview. 1,532--Adam Beus, Fremont.
Most Passing Touchdowns
23--Bret Groneman, Springville. 21--J.D. Westphal, Copper Hills. 19--Cade Cooper, Timpview.
17--Adam Beus, Fremont. 14--Alan Maughn, Timpanogos. 14--Casey Miller, Cyprus. 14--Sam
Trulock, Lehi.
Most Touchdown Receptions
15 --Robbie Gueck, Springville. 10--Bryant
Atkinson, Timpview. 10--Brett Burtenshaw, San Juan.
10--Christian Nye, Copper Hills. 9--Carson Pollastro, Carbon. 9--Dane
Church, Timpview. 8--Daniel Coats, Northridge. 8--Kory Drew,
Pleasant Grove. 8--Harley May, Lehi. 8--Kelly Nebeker, Box Elder. 8--Brandon Webb, Cyprus.
Most Receiving Yards
1,142--Robbie Gueck, Springville.
Most Touchdowns Scored
21--Kory Drew, Pleasant Grove (13 rush, 8 rec.). 20--Tyler Banks,
Enterprise (19 rush, 1 rec.). 19--Kyle Curtis, Monticello (13 rush, 4 rec. 1 punt ret., 1
kickoff ret.). 18--Bryan Castle, South Sevier (17 rush, 1 int. ret.). 18--Chad Smith, Lehi
(18 rush). 17--Jack Roberts, West Jordan (17 rush). 17--Steve Tate, Skyline (17 rush).
16--Daniel Mower, Carbon (16 rush).
Touchdowns Responsible For
25-- Brett Groneman, Springville (2 rush, 23 pass). 24--J.D. Westphal,
Copper Hills (3 rush, 21 pass). 23--Kory Drew, Pleasant Grove (13 rush, 2 pass, 8 rec.).
23--Travis Henderson, Viewmont (14 rush, 9 pass). 21--Jack Roberts, West Jordan (17 rush,
4 pass). 20--Tyler Banks, Enterprise (19 rush, 1 rec.). 20--Alan Belcher, Uintah (10 rush,
10 pass). 20--Adam Beus, Fremont (3 rush, 17 pass).
Season Extra Points
38--Brady Martinez, Carbon. 37--Andrew
Smith, Timpview. 36--Brett Kearl, Box Elder. 35 --Aaron
Mangone, Skyline. 32 -- T.J. Roberts, Viewmont. 31--Steven Webster, Lone Peak. |
PREP FOOTBALL LEADERS
Utah County Journal football leaders
PASSING
Groneman (Springville) ... 2,077
Cooper (Timpview) ... 1,644
Barnes (Provo) ... 1,502
Trulock (Lehi) ... 1,379
Maughn (Timpanogos) ... 1,258
Stroshine (Mtn. View) ... 1,113
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Cooper (Timpview) ... 64
Trulock (Lehi) ... 55
Groneman (Springville) ... 54
RECEIVING
Gueck (Springville) ... 1,047
Church (Timpview) ... 834
Atkinson (Timpview) ... 723
Henry (Mtn. View) ... 585
Koop (Provo) ... 575
May (Lehi) ... 550
Peterson (Mtn. View) ... 417
Hawkins (Timpanogos) ... 352
Carter (Timpanogos) ... 293
Duckett (Timpview) ... 180
YARDS PER CATCH
(Based on 15 catches minimum)
May (Lehi) ... 23.9
Gueck (Springville) ... 23.3
Hawkins (Timpanogos) ... 20.7
Koop (Provo) ... 17.4
Peterson (Mtn. View) ... 17.3
Church (Timpview) ... 15.4
Henry (Mtn. View) ... 15.0
Garfield (Springville) ... 12.1
Carter (Timpanogos) ... 11.2
Bills (Springville) ... 11.1
Atkinson (Timpview) ... 10.1
SCORING TOUCHDOWNS
Cooper (Timpview) ... 19
Smith (Lehi) ... 18
Gueck (Springville) ... 16
Trulock (Lehi) ... 15
Maughn (Timpanogos) ... 12
Crouch (Payson) ... 11
Dabling (Mtn. View) ... 10
Atkinson (Timpview) ... 10
Carter (Timpanogos) ... 10
Garrard (Timpview) ... 9
Marvin (Payson) ... 9
RUSHING
Smith (Lehi) ... 1,607
Crouch (Payson) ... 653
Hofheins (Provo) ... 606
Garrard (Timpview) ... 597
Dabling (Mtn. View) ... 564
Marvin (Payson) ... 554
Carter (Timpanogos) ... 481
Owen (Timpview) ... 408
Covey (Timpanogos) ... 399
B roadbent (Payson) ... 371
Sanderson (Timpanogos) ... 299
Alexander (Payson) ... 284
Hicks (Springville) ... 257
Raeder (Mtn. View) ... 211
YARDS PER CARRY
Crouch (Payson) ... 8.5
Garrard (Timpview) ... 7.4
Carter (Timpanogos) ... 7.3
Smith (Lehi) ... 7.2
Owen (Timpview) ... 6.7
Sanderson (Timpanogos) ... 5.2
Dabling (Mtn. View) ... 4.7
Hofheins (Provo) ... 4.7
Marvin (Payson) ... 4.5
DEFENSE
UNASSISTED TACKLES
Bills (Springville) ... 51
Fowlke (Timpanogos) ... 50
Fisher (Timpanogos) ... 49
Atkinson (Timpview) ... 48
Bilbao (Timpanogos) ... 47
Sizemore (Timpview) ... 41
Sunderland (Lehi) ... 40
Bernhard (Timpanogos) ... 39
Radandt (Lehi) ... 38
Lloyd (Lehi) ... 35
Burr (Timpanogos) ... 34
Bateman (Timpview) ... 32
Sullivan (Provo) ... 32
Bushnell (Timpview) ... 32
Thacker (Lehi) ... 31
Whiteley (Timpanogos) ... 31
Long (Lehi) ... 30
Lealiifano (Timpview) ... 29
Koop (Provo) ... 25
Williams (Timpview) ... 22
Hadfield (Lehi) ... 22
Fieldsted (Timpanogos) ... 22
Covey (Timpanogos) ... 21
Peery (Payson) ... 20
Lobendahn (Provo) ... 20
ASSISTED TACKLES
Bills (Springville) ... 69
Sullivan (Provo) ... 62
Paxton (Springville) ... 56
Lucas (Springville) ... 53
Alexander (Payson) ... 51
Koop (Provo) ... 49
Marvin (Payson) ... 47
Radandt (Lehi) ... 45
Peery (Payson) ... 42
Herring (Springville) ... 41
Lobendahn (Provo) ... 39
Long (Lehi) ... 35
Thacker (Lehi) ... 33
Sunderland (Lehi) ... 32
Andrus (Springville) ... 28
Lloyd (Lehi) ... 25
Sizemore (Timpview) ... 23
Hadfield (Lehi) ... 21
SACKS
Asisi (Provo) ... 10
Thacker (Lehi) ... 9
Lloyd (Lehi) ... 8
Atkinson (Timpview) ... 7
Pulu (Provo) ... 7
Peery (Payson) ... 6
Lealiifano (Timpview) ... 5
Prescott (Springville) ... 4
Simpson (Springville) ... 3
Filiaga (Timpview) ... 3
Fisher (Timpanogos) ... 3
INTERCEPTIONS
Bilbao (Timpanogos) ... 5
Sunderland (Lehi) ... 4
Scott (Lehi) ... 3
Studebaker (Lehi) ... 3
Ewing (Timpview) ... 3
Williams (Timpview) ... 3
Buys (Payson) ... 3
Farnsworth (Timpview) ... 2
Bernhard (Timpanogos) ... 2
Marvin (Payson) ... 2
Bushnell (Timpview) ... 2
Warren (Springville) ... 2
Bills (Springville) ... 2
Gueck (Springville) ... 2
Prep
Football Leaders -- Season's Bests
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Wednesday,
October 25, 2000 SL TRIBUNE |
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SINGLE GAME RUSHING
Name School Yards Date/Opponent
Tyler Banks Enterprise 306 Sept. 22/Parowan
Adrian Stewart Mtn. Crest 305 Sept. 1/Davis
Brian Castle South Sevier 274 Sept. 8/Enterprise
Adrian Stewart Mtn. Crest 273 Sept. 8/Bonneville
Jake Foote Pine View 263 Oct. 19/Snow Canyon
Garan Fabrizio Jordan 256 Sept. 22/Timpanogos
Bryan Castle South Sevier 254 Sept. 15/Kanab
Jeremy Alvord Davis 247 Aug. 25/Hillcrest
Chet White Richfield 247 Sept. 8/Juan Diego
Chad Smith Lehi 242 Sept. 15/Park City
Daniel Mower Carbon 233 Oct. 13/Richfield
Kyle Curtis Monticello 233 Sept. 8/Dolores
Kyle Curtis Monticello 231 Sept. 29/Grand
John Makoni West Jordan 223 Oct. 20/Copper Hills
Jake Foote Pine View 220 Sept. 1/Richfield
John Makoni West Jordan 219 Sept. 1/Hillcrest
Ryan Bohm Logan 218 Oct. 20/Mtn. Crest
SINGLE GAME PASSING
Name School Yards Date/Opponent
Bret Groneman Springville 372 Sept. 8/Payson
Bret Groneman Springville 342 Oct. 14/Provo
Bret Groneman Springville 334 Sept. 29/Am. Fork
Travis Miller South Summit 305 Oct. 4/Park City
J.D. Westphal Copper Hills 304 Oct. 14/Riverton
Dallas Drecksel West 301 Sept. 29/Olympus
Sam Trulock Lehi 300 Sept. 29/Union
Adam Beus Fremont 297 Sept. 1/Northridge
Alan Maughn Timpanogos 290 Oct. 20/Mtn. View
J.D. Westphal Copper Hills 287 Sept. 15/Taylorsville
Cade Cooper Timpview 280 Sept.
22/Pl. Grove
Adam Beus Fremont 279 Sept. 29/Sky View
Farley Crofts San Juan 276 Oct. 19/Monticello
Ryan Zimmerman Mtn. Crest 275 Oct. 4/Roy
Jason Byers Park City 265 Oct. 20/Judge
Clint Adams Monticello 257 Sept. 1/Gunnison
Colin Kent Brighton 248 Oct. 14/Timpanogos
Clint Adams Monticello 247 Sept. 29/Grand
Brock Hansen Alta 245 Oct. 14/Hillcrest
Jase McCormick Northridge 245 Sept. 8/Clearfield
Jess Weight Bonneville 243 Aug. 26/Pl. Grove
Kellen Fowler Davis 239 Sept. 29/Cottonwood
Brad Leggett Hillcrest 234 Oct. 20/Jordan
Bret Groneman Springville 232 Sept. 15/Pl. Grove
Clay Barnes Provo 231 Oct. 14/Springville
SINGLE GAME RECEIVING YARDS
Name School Yards Date/Opponent
Christian Nye Copper Hills 216 Oct. 4/Bingham
Brett Burtenshaw San Juan 211 Oct. 19/Monticello
Christian Nye Copper Hills 207 Sept. 15/T-Ville
Daniel Coats Northridge 202 Oct. 4/Cottonwood
Robbie Gueck Springville 191 Oct. 14/Provo
Daniel Coats Northridge 182 Sept. 8/Clearfield
Joe Hawkins Timpanogos 178 Oct. 20/Mtn. View
Tyson Stevenson Northridge 176 Sept. 29/Skyline
Harley May Lehi 167 Sept. 29/Union
Robbie Gueck Springville 165 Sept. 15/Pl. Grove
Robbie Gueck Springville 161 Oct. 4/Timpview
Casey Dyreng Gunnison 160 Oct. 19/S. Summit
Preston Robinson Alta 154 Oct. 14/Hillcrest
Bret Burtenshaw San Juan 150 Sept. 15/Duchesne
Chris Knudsen Hillcrest 150 Oct. 20/Jordan
Matt Dowell Monticello 148 Oct. 4/Beaver
Robbie Gueck Springville 147 Sept. 29/Am. Fork
Bryant Atkinson Timpview 146 Sept.
28/Provo
Dane Church Timpview 143 Aug. 26/Orem
Ty Sparrow Weber 141 Sept. 29/Roy
Gary Richins S. Summit 140 Aug. 26/Rich
Nathan Butler Monticello 140 Sept. 1/Gunnison
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
Name School Yards Date/Opponent
Tafui Vakapuna East 95 Aug. 26/Dixie
Matt Mower Lone Peak 83 Oct. 14/Pl. Grove
Brandon Sholly Bonneville 83 Sept. 8/Mtn. Crest
Adam Legg Pine View 82 Aug. 26/N. Sanpete
Jared Tate San Juan 80 Oct. 14/Grand
Jared Tate San Juan 72 Oct. 4/Grantsville
Casey Alexander Payson 70 Oct. 20/Pleasant Grove
Casey Gubler Snow Canyon 70 Sept. 8/Emery
Ty Lewis Pl. Grove 70 Sept. 8/Amer. Fork
Clint Aime N. Sanpete 65 Oct. 14/Emery
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
Name School Yards Date/Opponent
Aaron Proctor Tooele 99 Oct. 4/Lehi
Mike Laloni Hunter 99 Sept. 28/W. Jordan
Bret Burtenshaw San Juan 99 Aug. 26/Aztec
Chris Carter Timpanogos 97 Sept. 28/Viewmont
Trent Henderson Viewmont 97 Oct. 4/Clearfield
Ryan Bohm Logan 97 Oct. 4/Weber
Josh Holley Ogden 96 Oct. 19/Tooele
Brett Albrecht Beaver 96 Sept. 8/Milford
C. Christensen Bear River 96 Oct. 4/Juan Diego
Jamison Chase Milford 95 Oct. 19/Parowan
Brayden McCairns Union 95 Oct. 19/Uintah
Tui Auva'a West 95 Oct. 4/Bountiful
Brett Bennett Clearfield 95 Oct. 4/Viewmont
Carl Blad Mtn. Crest 95 Sept. 29/Box Elder
Chris Christensen Bountiful 95 Sept. 1/Viewmont
Carson Pendleton Bingham 95 Sept. 22/Granger
Brad Schwam Juan Diego 93 Aug. 18/Granite
Nic Woodhouse Pl. Grove 93 Sept. 15/Springville
George Allums Cottonwood 92 Oct. 20/Skyline
Sven Nelson Bear River 92 Sept. 22/Granite
Clarence Singleton W. Jordan 92 Sept. 15/Bingham
Carson Stevens Millard 91 Sept. 29/South Sevier
Kyle Brunner Kanab 90 Oct. 14/Beaver
Jesse Maughan Mtn. Crest 90 Oct. 14/Sky View
T. Washington Ben Lomond 90 Aug. 26/Roy
Casey Dyreng Gunnison 90 Aug. 26/North Sevier
LONGEST SCORING PLAYS
FROM SCRIMMAGE
Name School Yds/Play Date/Opp.
Robbie Gueck Springville 98 rec. Sept. 15/Springville
Storm Singleton Delta 94 run Oct. 4/Cedar City
Tyson Stevenson Northridge 94 Sept. 29/Skyline
Tyler Deveraux Spanish Fork 92 Sept. 29/Pl. Grove
Travis Henderson Viewmont 91 run Sept. 15/Davis
Tyson Asay Taylorsville 91 Sept. 29/Bingham
T. Washington Ben Lomond 91 rec. Aug. 18/S. Summit
J. Sollenberger Milford 90 rec. Oct. 4/Altamont
Sean Santoro Ben Lomond 90 rec. Aug. 26/Roy
Casey Evans Olympus 88 rec. Oct. 4/Murray
Kyle Brady Tooele 88 run Sept. 15/Granite
Nick Morales Judge Memorial 88 rec. Sept. 8/Tooele
Joe Fitisemanu T-Ville 87 run Sept. 15/Copper Hills
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Deseret News 10/24/00
Class 4A
SEMIFINALISTS: Timpview vs. Highland: In the
upper bracket, the classification's top offense, Timpview, will egde one of the state's most stingy defenses in Highland.
Logan vs. Lone Peak: It will be hard for Logan to
stop a team with an extra mission in Lone Peak. Lone Peak wants another shot at the
T-Birds and will get it.
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME: Timpview vs. Lone Peak
PREDICTION: Timpview 19,
Lone Peak 18.
EARLY OUT: Cyprus, Bonneville
SURPRISE TEAM: Fremont.
MVP CANDIDATES: Logan's Ryan Bohm, Timpview's Cade Cooper and Bryant
Atkinson, Lone Peak's Sam Burgess.
| Tuesday, October 24th, 2000 UC Journal |
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Prime Time Prep
Performances Here’s a look back at
last week’s top high-school football performances.
Passing Grade
Timpanogos Alan Maughn — 290 yards 6 TDs (five passing, one rushing)
Springville’s Bret Groneman — 222 yards, 3 TDs
Timpview Cade Cooper —
11-14, 160 yards, 4 TDs (in one half)
Running Rampant
Lehi’s Chad Smith — 147 yards, 2 TDs
Timpview’s Jake Garrard — 99 yards
Timpview’s Jason Owen — 66 yards, 2 TDs
Receiving Recognition
Timpanogos’ Joe Hawkins — 178 yards, 3 TDs
Springville’s Robby Gueck — 126 yards, 2 TDs
Mtn. View’s Dan Henry — 119 yards, 2-point conversion
Timpview’s Bryant Atkinson — 75 yards, 2 TDs |
Timpview set for playoff run
10/21/2000
KEVIN R. CURTIS Herald Correspondent
PROVO -- How good is
Timpview?
Perhaps its 49-21 victory over Region 6 foe American Fork tells all.
The score was 21-0 at the end of the first quarter, 35-0 with 6:19 left in the
first-half and 42-7 at the half.
Even the Murray High coaches, who were scouting in preparation for next week's first
round playoff game, left the game early. "We've seen enough," quipped one Murray
assistant coach.
The fans spent more time visiting with each other than watching the game. When the P.A.
announcer called for a cheer for the offensive line, two parents applauded.
It took a visit from KUTV sports anchor Dave Fox and his helicopter to get the crowd
excited.
Timpview looked every bit its No. 1 ranking in going 9-0 in the regular season -- the
first time in its 22-year history.
Observers were musing at how many Division I players Timpview has on its roster.
Consider the following: Senior Bryant Atkinson hauled in four passes for 57 yards and
two touchdowns in the first-half; Dane Church also caught four balls, two for scores;
Jacob Garrard rushed for 90-yards on five carries. On the first play from scrimmage, he
scampered 63 yards to set up a Jason Owen touchdown which occurred on the second play from
scrimmage.
Perhaps most impressive was the play of quarterback Cade
Cooper. He was 9 of 12 for 157 yards and four touchdowns. The senior looked like a
left-handed Jim McMahon.
Proof positive was the five-play, 69-yard engineering masterpiece that took all of 48
seconds, capped by a 25-yard scoring strike to Church.
"This was a big game for me," said Cooper. "I broke my leg against A.F.
last year so there was a little revenge factor, but the coaches were too nice."
Indeed, the aforementioned players did not see second-half action.
When asked if this was his best Timpview team, Chad Van Orden was reluctant. "The
best Timpview team was the 86', 91' and 97' teams," said Van Orden, referring to the
schools three state championships. "When this team can say that, then they will be
the best Timpview team."
Still, American Fork coach Davis Knight was impressed. "They're as versatile a
team as I've ever seen," said the 34-year veteran coach.
Timpview scored on all of its six first-half drives in fine-tuning for a playoff run.
American Fork's Nate Rowley scored twice and J.D. Beck once in the loss.
Preps need support
by Darnell Dickson Utah Daily Herald 10/19/2000
WHO'S THE best
college prospect among local prep football players?
After talking to several
area college coaches, Bryant Atkinson's name keeps coming up.
Both Utah and BYU are interested in his services, and why not? Atkinson (Timpview) is a dominating linebacker and a
terrific tight end with good size at 6-foot-3 and 225 pounds.
Lone Peak quarterback Sam Burgess would make a wonderful option quarterback at one of
the service academies, but his future is probably in basketball, where he's a definite
Division I prospect.
Other players getting looks are linebackers Colt Sampson and Bridger Anderson at
Pleasant Grove, Orem lineman Erik Freeman, Lone Peak defensive back Chase Palmer, Timpview receiver Dane Church and Mountain View
tight end Dan Henry.
Other players who may end up with some offers include Pleasant Grove running back Kory
Drew, Lone Peak running back Matt Mower, Orem running back Troy Sheide, Timpview quarterback Cade Cooper, Provo
receiver Kelby Koop, Payson running back Skyler Crouch, Springville defensive back
Remington Atwood and Springville receiver Robby Gueck.
This is just a quick look-see. Dick Harmon and I will get together soon to discuss the
topic some more.
Prep Football Leaders -- Best of Week 9 Tuesday,
October 17, 2000
RUSHING YARDS Name School Att. Yds. TDs Daniel Mower Carbon
13
233 4 Chad Smith Lehi 30 205 3 Aaron Marshall Beaver 19 198 1 Garan
Fabrizio Jordan 21 197 1 Jacob Garrard Timpview
15 179 2 Jake Foote Pine
View 29 167 1 Bryan Castle South Sevier 14 167 2 Trevor Moss Jordan 15 159
2 Derek Christiansen Hurricane 15 135 2 Ryan Nay Fremont 25 135 1 Nic
Fonua Hunter 23 131 1 Wally Doi West 13 131 1 Jack Roberts West Jordan 10
130 3 Matt Hammer Am. Fork 17 129 1 Nate Jackson Rich 18 125 1 Craig
Foster Beaver 12 120 3 Trent Henderson Viewmont 5 117 1 Kyle Curtis
Monticello 23 115 2
PASSING YARDS Name School Yds ,mp. TD Bret
Groneman
Springville 342 23-33 2 J.D. Westphal Copper Hills 304 11-19 5 Colin Kent
Brighton 248 13-22 1 Brock Hansen Alta 245 15-20 2 Clay Barnes Provo 231
13-28 4 Nate Harris Sky View 224 13-30 2 Jeff Tait Bingham 208 11-15 2
Ryan Zimmerman Mtn. Crest 198 7-17 2 Chet Wanlass Riverton 185 10-16 1
Cory Fralick Pl. Grove 167 13-30 3 Clint Adams Monticello 165 10-17 1
Jesse Fieldsted Union 152 11-19 1 Cade
Cooper Timpview 152 10-17 2
Prep Football Leaders---SL Tribune 10/12/00
The following prep football statistics were compiled by George Felt of
Salt Lake City and submitted to The Tribune. Coaches and/or official statisticians wishing
to update/correct the following information should contact Felt via e-mail at
gfelt@aros.net or Tribune prep sports writer Jay Drew at drew@sltrib.com. (As of Oct. 4
games, unless indicated)
RUSHING YARDS
1,181 -- Chad Smith, Lehi. 996 -- Tyler Banks, Enterprise. 968 --
Adrian Stewart, Mtn. Crest (through 9/22); 941 -- Steve Tate, Skyline. 928 -- Colt Mund,
Box Elder. 913 -- Bryan Castle, South Sevier (through 9/15). 887 -- Daniel Mower, Carbon.
RUSHING TDs
16 -- Steve Tate, Skyline. 16 -- Tyler Banks, Enterprise. 14 -- Colt
Mund, Box Elder. 13 -- Danny Filimoeatu, Snow Canyon. 13 -- Kory Drew, Pleasant Grove. 13
-- Chad Smith, Lehi. 13 -- Travis Henderson, Viewmont.
PASSING YARDS
1,330 -- Cade Cooper,
Timpview. 1,322 -- Adam Beus, Fremont. 1,067 -- J.D.
Westphal, Copper Hills.
PASSING TDs
16 -- Adam Beus, Fremont. 15 -- Bret Groneman, Springville. 13 -- Cade Cooper, Timpview. 13 -- J.D.
Westphal, Copper Hills. 13 -- Casey Miller, Cyprus.
TD RECEPTIONS
10 -- Robbie Gueck, Springville. 10 -- Christian Nye, Copper Hills. 8 --
Daniel Coats, Northridge. 7 -- Bryant Atkinson,
Timpview. 7 -- Kelly Nebeker, Box Elder. 7 -- Carson
Pendleton, Bingham. 7 -- Brandon Webb, Cyprus. 7 -- Carson Pollastro, Carbon.
TDs SCORED
17 -- Tyler Banks, Enterprise (16 rush, 1 rec.). 17 -- Kory Drew,
Pleasant Grove (13 rush, 4 rec.). 16 -- Steve Tate, Skyline (16 rush). 14 -- Colt Mund,
Box Elder (14 rush). 13 -- Aaron Marshall, Beaver (11 rush, 2 rec.).
TDs RESPONSIBLE FOR
20 -- Travis Henderson, Viewmont (13 rush, 7 pass). 19 -- Kory Drew,
Pleasant Grove (13 rush, 2 pass, 4 rec.). 18 -- Adam Beus, Fremont (2 rush, 16 pass). 18
-- Steve Tate, Skyline (16 rush, 2 pass). 17 -- Tyler Banks, Enterprise (16 rush, 1 rec.)
15 -- Bret Groneman, Springville (15 pass). 15 -- Danny Richards, Box Elder (5 rush, 10
pass). 15 -- Jack Roberts, West Jordan (12 rush, 3 pass).
Extra Points
34 -- Brett Kearl, Box Elder. 27 -- Andrew
Smith, Timpview. 26 -- Aaron Mangone, Skyline
T-Birds - FOX Fab 50
By: UtahPreps.com
Staff Date: 10/10/2000
First it started with Skyline. Next, it
was Highland's turn to get the attention. Now, Timpview is the team that has the national
spotlight shining on them. In the latest FOX Fab 50
Regional Rankings, the T-Birds are ranked 14th in the west. After being ranked No. 15 last week and Highland No. 14, the Rams 7-2 loss to
Cyprus last Wednesday solidified Timpview (7-0) as the top team in the state, and the also
jumped them one spot in the rankings.
The T-Birds have been ranked No. 1 in the UtrahPreps.com Football Power Polls Class 4-A
standings since the beginning of the season, and except for a classic victory over rival
Lone Peak, they haven't even been challenged as they have one of the top offenses in 4-A.
With all-state candidates Cade Cooper and Bryant Atkinson leading the way, the T-Birds may be the cream of the crop in the state this
season.
Thursday, October 12th, 2000 UC Journal
Prime Time Prep Performances
Running Rampant
Lehi's Chad Smith - 205 yards, 5 TDs Spanish Fork's Clay
Curtis - 176 yards, 2 TDs Timpanogos Chris Carter - 90 yards Pleasant
Grove's Kory Drew - 107 yards, 3 TDs (2 rushing, 1 receiving)
Receiving
Recognition Springville's Robbie Gueck - 5-141 yards, 2 TDs Timpview's
Bryant Atkinson - 4-134 yards, TD Timpview's Dane Church - 3-96, yards, TD
Timpanogos' McKell Sanderson - 84 yards, TD
Passing Grade
Orem's Martin Heimuli - 229 yards,
2 TDs Timpview's Cade Cooper
- 250 yards,
3 TDs Lehi's Sam Trulock - 205 yards, 2 TDs Spanish Fork's Austin
Bills - 196
yards, 3 TDs
Defensive Domination
Lehi's Danny Scott - interception
returns of 80 and 75 yards for TDs Timpview's T.J.
Ewing - 31-yard
interception return for TD Lehi's Jason Lloyd - 2 sacks (6 in last
two
games) Payson's Casey Alexander - 13 tackles Payson's Tyler Hansen - 14
tackles
Super Special Teams Timpanogos' Joe Hawkins -
75-yard kickoff
return
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football top 10 plays of the week 10. Beaver's Craig Foster ran for TDs of 1, 4
and 13 and threw for another — 36 yards — BEAVER 33, MONTICELLO 15
9. Canyon View's Mike Nelson rushed 12 times for 167
yards and three TDs (24, 1, 64 yards). — CANYON VIEW 34,
RICHFIELD 12
8. Copper Hills' Christian Nye had eight catches for
216 yards and three TDs in a losing cause — BINGHAM 28, COPPER HILLS 21
7. Morgan's Waylon Bond had scoring tosses of 15,
17, 17, 35 and 8 for undefeated Morgan — MORGAN 34, WASATCH 13
6. Timpview's Cade
Cooper threw for 250 yards and TDs of 61,
71, and 23 in the first half
TIMPVIEW 50, SPRINGVILLE 15
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Notable performances
5A NOTABLE PERFORMANCE
Colin Kent, Brighton
Brighton QB — The Bengal signal-caller threw the ball
for 199 yards and ran for 112 more while scoring twice.
4A NOTABLE PERFORMANCE
Cade Cooper, Timpview
Timpview QB — Threw a 4-yard touchdown pass in
overtime to lead the Thunderbirds past Lone Peak, 25-24
Deseret News Archives,
Thursday, September 28, 2000
Prep Football Games Of The Day
WEST JORDAN (4-1) AT HUNTER (3-3)
WHEN: Thursday, 7 p.m., Hunter High
ABOUT THE JAGUARS: The Jaguars, who already have a
Region 3 loss to Bingham cannot afford to drop another region game if they want to figure
into the title. After Hunter the Jags visit Granger, host T-Ville and visit Copper Hills.
ABOUT THE WOLVERINES: So much for their 0-3 start. The
Wolverines have taken care of the football better their last three games better than they
did in the first. The Wolverines cannot give the Jags any extra chances with the football.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: West Jordan: DL Eric Pettit, QB Jack
Roberts. Hunter: QB Tarell Richards, OL Brett Bird.
TIMPVIEW (5-0) AT PROVO (2-3)
WHEN: Friday, 7 p.m., Provo
ABOUT THE T-BIRDS: The T-Birds boast one of the
toughest defenses and most potent offenses in the state. The T-Birds look to add the
Region 6 title to their trophy case and after Thursday's battle with the Bulldogs, the
T-Birds host Springville, visit Spanish Fork and host American Fork to close out the
regular season.
ABOUT THE BULLDOGS: The Bulldogs are a respectable 2-1
in region play, but after Thursday's game with No. 1 Timpview, they face to of the three
toughest teams in the region in Pleasant Grove and Lone Peak.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: Timpview: WR Dane Church,
QB Cade Cooper. Provo: SL
Kelby Koop, QB Clayton Barnes.
Timpview Picked to Win Region
6
Timpview High probably won't get any visits from the school's
adopted CNN celebrity this year. Larry King — graduated QB Danny Southwick's
step-father and brother-in-law to BYU's Bret Engemann — will be more interested in
the Cougars than the Thunderbirds from now on.
But, with potentially one of their best teams, the T-Birds will undoubtedly find
themselves under the local spotlight nonetheless. That's what the other coaches in their
region are predicting, at least. To no one's surprise, Timpview has been tabbed as the
preseason favorite in Region 6 and one of the most dangerous threats in Class 4A.
"We have a team that should contend," said Timpview coach Chad VanOrden.
Though it's not quite the Pass Happy Valley it was a year ago — what with the
graduation of star QBs like Southwick, Provo's Chad Nichols, Springville's Brent Neel et
al — this high-octane league should produce more than its fair share of exciting
games.
Here's a look at Region 6, with teams listed in their predicted order of finish according
to a Deseret News preseason polling of the coaches:
1. TIMPVIEW: The Thunderbirds are flat-out loaded
with quick and athletic talent who should keep scoreboard operators busy. New quarterback Cade Cooper, a
transfer from Lehi, has a couple of tremendous targets in returning
receiver Dane Church (1,090 yards, 13 TDs) and tight end Bryant Atkinson
(615 yards). Tailback Jacob Garrard, who averaged six yards on 116 carries last
season, is also back for his senior season as is beefy fullback Atu Lealiifano.
Allen Stone, Kam Hanamoikai and sophomore Brian
Soi will provide some punch in what VanOrden calls "physically strong"
lines. Juniors Brady Phillips, James Filiaga and T.J. Ewing will be
counted on for defensive help also.
Deseret News Story 8/10/00
Daily
Herald Picks Timpview #2 in Utah Valley
Not far behind is our No. 2 team, Timpview. Key losses at quarterback (BYU recruit Dan
Southwick) and offensive line will be a big concern for coach Chad Van Orden.
But Timpview is loaded elsewhere. Tight end-defensive end Bryant Atkinson (6-3, 230) is
an opponent-wrecker on both sides of the ball, while receiver Dane Church was a Daily
Herald All-Valley selection as a junior, catching 58 passes for 1,090 yards and 13
touchdowns.
Who will play quarterback? Mike Bateman and Lehi transfer
Cade Cooper are competing for the starting spot.
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03/23/2000 By DARNELL DICKSON
The Daily Herald
PROVO -- The Cooper legacy at Lehi High has come to an end.
At least, that's the plan.
Cade Cooper, a
junior two-sport star at Class 3A Lehi, has announced he will transfer to Class 4A
Timpview for the 2000-2001 school year.
Tuesday night at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Utah County All-Star Classic, Lehi girls
basketball coach Lonnie Magnusson confirmed that Cooper announced his intentions to his
coaches earlier in the day.
Cooper, whose legacy includes his father and two brothers who have played quarterback
at Lehi, started as a sophomore but spent most of his junior season on the sidelines
because of a broken foot.
Cooper's foot eventually healed but Lehi stayed with senior A.J. Smith and advanced to
the state quarterfinals.
Cooper, also an All-Region basketball performer, was expected to battle with Sam
Trulock for the starting quarterback job next season under former BYU star Steve Clements.
Timpview has produced some outstanding quarterbacks including Bret Engemann, who is
competing for the starting job at BYU this spring and Cougar signee Danny Southwick, who
threw for 2,984 yards and 27 touchdowns last season.
Timpview coach Chad Van Orden returns most of his other skill players next season.
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