Sports

Even for those not particularly good at math or basketball, it is obvious that scoring 1,000 points in a high school basketball career is quite the accomplishment.

Tabiona placed second for the third straight year during the Class 1A state girls basketball tournament in Richfield.

Coach Phillip Keddy has guided the Uintah Utes to four straight wrestling team titles, making his squad the most powerful program in the state.Keddy was named the Class 4A Coach of the Year after the state tournament at Utah Valley University, in Orem.

Four individual titles were crowned by the Uintah High School boys wrestling team at the Class 4A state tournament in Orem.

Union’s Boston Bennett made a splash last year in the swimming pool.

Evie Davidson is now a two-time high school girls wrestling champion.

The Union High School boys wrestling team is quietly creeping back into the picture in Class 3A.

Uintah wrestling is in the midst of building a dynasty program.

Tabiona is no stranger to success in the Class 1A state girls basketball tournament.The Lady Tigers have finished second the last two seasons.They are hungry to win it all this year.“Second is a great accomplishment,” Tabiona coach Jake Fabrizio said.

Tabiona put itself in a strong position to make a deep run in the Class 1A boys state basketball tournament.The Tigers are the No.