Trevor Phibbs
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Trevor Phibbs is a reporter who joined the Deseret News in 2008. He currently is the Weber State beat writer and also covers high school athletics and the Utah Blaze. Phibbs was raised in Sandy, Utah where he graduated from Alta High in 2008 and is a current senior at the University of Utah. He has an inordinate love and potential allergic addiction (not really, but really) for pasta and Red Bull. In his spare time, he loves to listen to music of all genres, watch movies, trying to play golf and collecting hats. Stay involved with all things Wildcats, high school sports and the Blaze by following him.

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Mason Krueger elected to hang up his helmet permanently and focus strictly on baseball.
Seven months after the conclusion of the Utah high school football season, 52 of this past year's top seniors suited up one last time at Alta High School for the 5A/4A all-star game.
The Utah Blaze host Jacksonville on Saturday night at 7 inside EnergySolutions Arena with nothing to lose.
Separated by two years of age, Rusty and Ryder Wright are quickly filling in the rodeo footprints left by their family members.
In 2013, the Deseret News baseball MVPs worried about what was most important — helping their teams win — and let everything else follow.
The Blaze take on the Chicago Rush (6-5) on Saturday at 6 p.m. inside the BMO Harris Bank Center in a rematch of the Blaze's 59-56 loss in Salt Lake City.
Finishing with a tremendous 17-2 career record in two years with the Cavemen, American Fork's Riley Ottesen caps off his prep career by being named the 2013 Deseret News Mr. Baseball recipient.
Researchers believe a helmet-mounted sensor could help athletic trainers more quickly recognize concussion symptoms in football players.
Utah (4-5) squares off against San Antonio (4-5) in a rematch of the opening round of the 2012 playoffs. Game time is set for 6:30 p.m. in what will be a rare Monday night contest.
With the South clinging to a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the sixth, rain flooded the field and grandstands, ultimately giving the South the one-run win.