Final 36-hole results
Par-72 Links at Sleepy Ridge
Team scores
578 - Lone Peak
583 - Syracuse
591 - Layton
594 - Brighton
598 - Bingham
600 - Davis
607 - Alta
614 - Skyline
616 - Fremont
617 - Weber
631 - West
632 - American Fork
643 - Riverton
652 - Cottonwood
656 - Murray; West Jordan
679 - Herriman
Individual
136 - Patrick Fishburn, Fremont
137 - Kyler Deardon, Northridge
138 - Kenny You, Alta; Devon Purser, Syracuse; Brandon Kida, Layton
142 - Mana Angilau, Bingham; Andrew Paulson, Brighton; Austin Banz, West
143 - Steve Lindsey, Davis; Alex Stulce, Lone Peak
146 -Tanner Lacey, Lone Peak
147 - Taylor Haws, Davis
148 - Braxton Barber, Lone Peak; Jonathon Thomas, Syracuse; Mitch Erekson, Bingham
149 - Nick Emery, Lone Peak; Colton Dallimore, Syracuse; Trevor Gosar, American Fork; Jeon Seokwon, Hillcrest
150 - Brennan Coburn, Layton; Charlier Deunsing, Brighton
Sloan takes own advice
Sloan is out looking for jobs, even with the lowly Bobcats; when asked why, Sloan dryly replied: "Work."
Cary Whittingham
Timpview High School has a new head football coach, and it's a man the community already knows and loves.
Speed demons
Over the past five years, few racers have proven able to beat Carlos Checa at Miller Motorsports Park — other than Checa himself.
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