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South-valley teams aim to continue lacrosse dominance
Alta, Riverton coaches optimistic about season
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BINGHAM: The Miners have opened the season on a hot streak behind the offense of Austin Roothoff. The junior was the leading scorer for Bingham last year and is tormenting opposing goalies again with 23 points through the first four games of the season. Seniors Jake Story and Chad Richards also return after strong years. The Miners hope to improve their defense and be in the thick of things when the playoffs roll around.
BRIGHTON: Jason Beck and Matthew Balk lead a balanced offensive attack for the Bengals. Sebastian Zimmerman leads the way in the net and Brighton will also count on contributions from Alex Chase and Jeff Steenblik.
JUAN DIEGO: Another traditionally strong team, the Soaring Eagle expects to challenge for a division title and run deep into the playoffs. Coach Patrick Lambert has a talented offensive front with Josh Condas, Tyler Kunz and Alex Burckle scoring in bunches. Keeper Dallas McClellan has taken a lot of shots so far but has one of the best save percentages in the state.
MOUNTAIN VIEW: The Bruins are enjoying a successful preseason with a handful of wins over Division B foes from Utah County. Winning against Division A teams, though, will require added focus and more defense from the likes of Tyler Riffle, Steve Boles and Phil Nielsen. Joshua Miles is the keeper while Taylor Gilbert and Curt Lindquist are being looked to for offensive punch.
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