Shane Hardy, football (S. Utah)
Kristie Jensen, girls golf (Weber State)
Kyler Johnson, boys soccer (Iowa Western CC)
McKenzie Johnson, girls track/cross country (Utah State)
Ethan Jones, baseball (Dawson CC, Mont.)
Kortney Law, softball (Weber State)
Brant Mecham, boys basketball (Utah Valley)
Braden Perry, boys track/cross country (Weber State)
Sean Smith, football (Snow College)
Miranda Stokes, softball (Macalester College, Minn.)
Katie Vincent, volleyball (Snow College)
Kaylee Walker, girls basketball (Central Wyoming)
Brighton
Maddie Adams, girls soccer (Utah Valley)
Amanda Barrett, girls swimming (San Diego St.)
Cole Butcher, baseball (Utah Valley)
Connor Colletti, boys soccer (UNLV)
Christopher Conran, baseball (SLCC)
Keaton Cullimore, boys tennis (BYU)
Jerry Dearden, boys soccer (BYU)
Shelby Everett, softball (BYU)
McKenna Kimball, girls soccer (Air Force)
Heather Mathison, girls golf (Utah Valley)
Lauren Miller, softball (SLCC)
Miranda Miner, girls soccer (Westminster)
Andrew Paulson, boys golf (Utah State)
Ty Rosser, boys track/cross country (Utah Valley)
Aaron Stoddard, boys soccer (UNLV)
Grant Taylor, boys tennis (Air Force)
Stephanie Verdoia, girls soccer (Seattle)
Jonathan Whipple, baseball (St. Peters, NJ)
Canyon View
Jason Holmes, baseball (Dixie State)
Alyssa Potter, softball (Utah Valley)
Carbon
Tia Pappas, girls basketball (Westminster)
Darrian Smith, softball (Colorado Northwest CC)
Cedar
Aubrey Bryson, girls track/cross country (S. Utah)
Ashley Gray, girls track/cross country (S. Utah)
Cody Hone, wrestling (Utah Valley)
Brooks Orton, baseball (Texas State)
Treyson Park, baseball (Concordia, Calif.)
Christian Heritage
Brittany Hurlbut, girls basketball (Mississippi College)
Clearfield
Mackenzie Day, girls soccer (Weber State)
Dustin Elliott, football (Muskingum University, Ohio)Devon Jones, football (Montana Tech)
Austin Warner, boys track/cross country (Westminster)
Jessica Watson, girls basketball (SLCC)
Copper Hills
Taylor Asay, boys track/cross country (Utah Valley)
Nicole Boteilho, softball (Great Falls, Mont.)
Taylor Dumas, softball (Colorado Northwest CC)
Jordan Nelson, boys track/cross country (Utah Valley)
Jake Smith, football (Dixie State)
Dallas Vega, softball (S. Utah)
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Wow! on girl's soccer DI scholarships. I guess the moral of the story is have your girls play soccer. The odds of getting a DI scholarship are much higher than if they play basketball or softball or volleyball.
On second thought, I think More..
altahoops, I agree with you....and laughed at your comment, it's worth the money not to have to suffer through that many soccer games, not to mention the racket of playing club soccer and paying the mini-coaches who charge parents to have their kids More..
Well I am a big soccer fan and glad to see so many soccer players going on to college from this state. Alta hoops do you really have nothing better to do then come on here and put down the world's number one sport? The truth is that girls can excel More..