Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

by Jeff Fisher
Utah High School Football Huddle

Bingham and Alta played another great game on Friday. Bingham beat the two-time defending state champion Hawks 38-34 in a game that according to the Salt Lake Tribune saw Bingham bounce back from a 28-14 halftime deficit.

Utah High School Football Scores
Friday, August 28, 2009

Altamont 27 Lyman (WY) 0
American Fork 34 Riverton 27
Bear River 53 ALA 23
Beaver 37 Gunnison Valley 13
Bingham 38 Alta 34
Bonneville 31 Woods Cross 14
Bountiful 34 Spanish Fork 7
Box Elder 27 Copper Hills 14
Brighton 55 Taylorsville 0
Cottonwood 34 Sky View 20
Cyprus 41 Kearns 40
Davis 37 Clearfield 0
Desert Hills 18 Salem Hills 12
Granger 17 Hug (NV) 14
Grand 24 Monticello 7
Grantsville 20 North Sanpete 7
Highland 27 Hunter 3
Hillcrest 27 Murray 21
Hurricane 24 Delta 20
Juab 37 North Summit 6
Juan Diego 31 Park City 14
Kanab 35 Virgin Valley (NV) 23
Layton Christian 43 West Wendover 0
Manti 41 Union 0
Milford 33 White Pine (NV) 13
Morgan 28 Snow Canyon 26
Ogden 47 Judge Memorial 21
Olympus 28 Skyline 14
Payson 20 Orem 13
Provo 45 Stansbury 22
Richfield 42 Canyon View 14
San Juan 47 Kirtland Central (NM) 14
South Sevier 34 North Sevier 7
South Summit 42 Duchesne 6
Springville 40 Lehi 3
Syracuse 14 Northidge 0
Timpview 34 Highland (ID) 28
Viewmont 9 Weber 7
Wasatch 38 Ben Lomond 13
West 38 Tooele 13
West Jordan 42 East 14
Westlake 48 Maple Mountain 8

Juan Diego Wins Utah 3A Title

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Juan Diego closed out a perfect season Friday with 21-18 win over Hurricane to capture Utah's 3A state championship. The Soaring Eagle won its first 3A title on a 22-yard field goal from Jaron Bentrude with just four seconds left. Click here for game story.


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Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Finals

Utah High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 15, 2008

Championships

2A
North Summit 31 Manti 28

1A
North Sevier 22 Kanab 12

Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

Utah High School Football Scores
Friday, August 22, 2008

Alta 42 Spanish Fork 6
American FOrk 33, Provo 14
Cedar 32, Bear River 12
Copper Hills 40, Payson 12
Cottonwood 41, Clearfield 10
Cyprus 17, Tooele 14
Davis 27, Hunter 0
Delta 24, Union 0
Desert Hills 36, Uintah 3
Dixie 21, Springville 3
Duchesne 12, Carbon 0
East 29, Snow Canyon 26
Grand 27, Emery 14
Granger 14, Taylorsville 7
Hillcrest 31, Olympus 20
Hurricane 39, Millard 6
Juab 20, Morgan 16
Juan Diego 24, West 6
Kearns 20, Brighton 14
Layton 20, Bonneville 0
Layton Christian 17, Milford 14
Logan 41, Murray 8
Lone Peak 21, Bountiful 0
North Sevier 35, ALA 0
North Summit 33, Ogden 14
Northridge 41, Jordan 37
Park City 69, Canyon View 7
Parowan 24, Monticello 12
Pine View 28, Mountain View 6
Riverton 14, Timpanogos 10
Skyline 24, Bingham 17
South Sevier 25, Gunnison 10
Syracuse 31, Roy 6
Timpview 10, Pleasant Grove 6
Viewmont 34, Orem 28
Wasatch 30, Grantsville 24
Weber 29, Box Elder 0
West Jordan 2, Lehi 0
Woods Cross 65, Ben Lomond 14

Pads Popping in Utah

High school football practice is underway in Utah as team's prepare for opening night on August 22nd.

Below you'll find team previews from The Salt Lake Tribune. Just click on the school names to be taken to the stories. To be taken to the Utah High School Football Huddle, click here.

Bountiful Braves
Clearfield Falcons
Copper Hills Grizzlies
Hillcrest Huskies
Hunter Wolverines
Juan Diego Soaring Eagle
Kearns Cougars
Skyline Eagles
Taylorsville Warriors
Woods Cross Wildcats

Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

Utah High School Football Scores
Friday, November 16, 2007

Championships

5-A
Alta 19 Layton 7

4-A
Timpview 50 Pine View 7

3-A
Logan 28 Judge Memorial 12

Utah High School Football Championship Previews

Alta will go after its first Utah high school football championship since 1988 when it plays Layton Friday afteroon for the state's 5-A title. Layton on the other hand hasn't captured state gold in football since 1978.

Alta is a big favorite, especially after finally beating defending state champ Bingham for the first time in five years last week in the state semifinals.

To read a preview, click here.

To read about the 4-A and 3-A title games, click here. Timpview has won two of the last three 4-A titles.

Friday Schedule
All Games at Rice-Eccles Stadium

11 A.M.
Class 4-A Championship
Pine View (13-0) vs. Timpview (12-0)

2:30 P.M.
Class 5-A Championship
Layton (12-1) vs. Alta (12-1)

6 P.M.
Class 3-A Championship
Logan (11-2) vs. Judge (10-2)

Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

Utah High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 10, 2007

2-A Championship
North Summit 30 Millard 6

1-A Championship
Kanab 35 Rich 14

Alta Moves To Into Utah's 5-A Championship Game By Beating Arch Nemisis

Five years of frustration end Friday night for Alta (12-1) High when it beat arch-rival Bingham (11-2) in the 5-A semifinals 21-17.

The game was a rematch of the exciting title game that was won by Bingham 21-19, which was Bingham's fifth straight win over the Hawks. Alta will play Layton next week for Utah's big school championship.

To read a recap of the Alta/Bingham game, click here.
To read a recap of Layton's 28-14 win over American Fork, click here

Utah 2-A & 1-A Championship Game Previews

The Rich (8-3) High School Rebels will play Kanab (10-1) in the 1-A Utah High School Football Championship game today. Rich wasn't sure it would make it to its ninth title game appearance early in the season. Rich started the season 0-3, but brings an eight game win streak into the title game.

Click here to read a preview of the Rich/Kanab 1-A title game.

In 2-A, Millard (11-0) and North Summit (11-0) are the first Utah teams to enter a title game with unbeaten records.

Click here to read a preview of the 2-A title game.

Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

Utah High School Football Scores
Thursday & Friday, November 8 & 9, 2007

Playoffs - Semifinals

5-A
Alta 21 Bingham 17
Layton 28 American Fork 14

4-A
Timpview 38 Mountain Crest 0
Pine View 55 Sky View 24

3-A
Judge Memorial 49 Union 20
Logan 48 Wasatch 24

Pine View To Take-on Timpview in Utah 4-A Championship Game

The step-up in class hasn't hurt Pine View High School. The Panthers, who moved-up in Class this year from 3-A, will play Timpview next Friday for the Utah 4-A high school football championship.

Thursday night, Pine View wacked Sky View 44-24 in a semifinal contest at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Timpview advanced by beating Mountain Crest 38-0.

Timpview captured its final appearance by running just 24 plays in the first half, but amassing 301 yards in total offense while taking a 35-0 lead.

To read a Pine View/Sky View game recap, click here.
To read a Timpview/Mountain Crest recap, click here.

Logan Moves On To Utah 3-A Title Game

Logan will play in next week's Utah High School Activities Association's 3-A high school football championship game after beating Wasatch 48-24 in Thursday's state semifinal game.

The Grizzlies, who won the 2005 state championship, were led by quarterback Jeff Manning, who completed 15 of 27 passes for 229 yards and five touchdowns.

Logan will play the winner of Friday's semi between Judge Memorial and Union

To read a complete recap of the Logan-Wasatch game, click here.

10 Players Suspended After Brawl in Utah High School Football Playoff Game

When American Fork plays Layton Friday night in the Utah High School Activities Association 5A high school football semifinal it will be a little shorthanded.

The UHSAA has suspended three of American Forks players for their part in last Friday's brawl at the end of A.F.'s quarterfinal win over Hunter. In addition to the three American Fork players, the UHSAA also suspended seven Hunter players, plus an American Fork assistant coach, who is appealing the suspension. The names of the players haven't been released.

To read a complete report on the incident, please click here.

Here's a look at the weekend schedule at Brigham Young University's Rice-Eccles Stadium, plus the 2A and 1A championship games at Southern Utah.

CLASS 5-A
Friday's semifinals
At Rice-Eccles Stadium
Bingham (11-1) vs. Alta (11-1), 2:30 p.m.
Layton (11-1) vs. American Fork (9-3), 6 p.m.

CLASS 4-A
Thursday's semifinals
At Rice-Eccles Stadium
Mountain Crest (7-4) vs. Timpview (11-0), 2:30 p.m.
Pine View (12-0) vs. Sky View (10-2), 6 p.m.

CLASS 3-A
Thursday's Semifinal
At Rice Eccles Stadium
Logan (10-2) vs. Wasatch (9-3), 11 a.m.
Friday's Semifinal
Union (9-3) vs. Judge (9-3), 11 a.m.

CLASS 2-A
Saturday's championship
At SUU
Millard (11-0) vs. North Summit (11-0), 2 p.m.

CLASS 1-A
Saturday's championship
At SUU
Kanab (11-1) vs. Rich (8-3), 11 a.m.

Please click here to read previews of the 5-A, 4-A and 3-A semifinal games.

Utah High School Football Scoreboard - Playoffs Quarterfinals

Utah High School Football Scores
Friday, November 2, 2007

5A Quarterfinals

American Fork 41 Hunter 19
Layton 49 Skyline 0
Alta 35 Timpanogos 28
Bingham 45 Davis 7

4A Quarterfinals

Sky View 45 Mountain View 23
Pine View 13 Bountiful 10
Timpview 31 Cottonwood 13
Mountain Crest 25 Bonneville 13

3A Quarterfinals

Union 33 Juan Diego 27
Judge Memorial 28 Cedar City 10
Logan 21 Delta 20
Wasatch 38 Emery 14

2A Semifinals

North Summit 24 Grand County 10
Millard 31 South Summit 0

1A Semifinals

Kanab 42 Duchesne 22
Rich 20 Enterprise 7

Utah HIgh School Activities Association Approves In-Season Transfer

In an unprecedented decision the Utah High School Activities Association is allowing a high school football player to transfer and play immediately.

The UHSAA voted 3-0 on Wednesday to allow former Lone Peak High School quarterback and running back Scott LeFrandt to transfer and play for American Fork this Friday. LeFrandt asked for the transfer after a sideline altercation with Lone Peak coach Monte Morgan during the team's 31-3 loss to Bingham.

Lone Peak officials suspended Morgan, who admitted to grabbing LeFrandt by shoulderpad breastplate and screaming an obscenity at him after his player ran off the field yelling "this offense is bulls--t, this offense is bulls--t".

LeFrandt's new team American Fork will play his old team Lone Peak on October 10th at Lone Peak.

To read more from the Salt Lake Tribune, please click here.