The Uintah Ute girls Softball team headed to the Cottonwood Complex ranked third in the RPI and started bracket play taking on Springville Tuesday morning. The Utes warmed up early with a Savannah Lewis double then an Aspen Wall home run in the first inning. Ari Siddoway hit a solo shot in the second then Randee Pace hit a two run homer in the third. Savannah Lewis almost made it four but the ball bounced out of the fielders glove at the fence for a ground rule double. She still scored, as the Utes beat the Red Devils 7-3.

They immediately took on the Lehi Pioneers that had just beat the second ranked Bonneville Lakers 1-0 with a run in the seventh inning. Lehi scored early and the Utes couldn’t get the bats going until the sixth inning with Ari Siddoway crushing a three run home run, but the Utes went quietly in the seventh to lose 7-3.

Wednesday, the Utes faced Springville once again. A big Red Devil first inning lead to a 9-3 Ute loss and the end of their state run. Congratulations to a great year for the Utes!

The Uintah boys baseball team headed to Sandy to take on the Jordan Beetdiggers a two out of three Super Regional. On Thursday in game one, the Utes managed three hits that happened in the same inning to score two runs, but the Beetdiggers followed that with a six run inning to end up beating the Utes 13-2.
Game two on Friday was a pithers duel for three innings, then the Diggers scored one in the fourth and two in the fifth then eight in the sixth to beat the Utes 11-1.
Congratulations to the Utes for going to state this year.

The Uintah Ute girls Softball team hosted a Super Regional last week against the Viewmont Vikings out of Bountiful.
 It was a high scoring game one on Thursday with a Ute victory 21-13. Randee Pace hit two home runs and Aspen Wall one in the win.
Game two on Friday the Utes put six runs on the board in the first inning and Maurlee Luck only gave up one run in the Ute 11-1 victory, with Aspen Wall with three RBIs.
 The Utes will now head to the Cottonwood Complex ranked third in bracket play and will take on Springville Tuesday at 10:30 with another game right after. NewsTalk KVEL will broadcast these games as we follow the Utes through the tournament. Good luck Utes!

The Uintah boys baseball team defeated the Skyline Eagles on Saturday and returned on Monday to finish the series.
The Eagles built an early lead and the Utes left the bases loaded in the last inning to lose 10-7.
In game three, both teams struggled to find the strike zone early on as both teams scored two runs in the first inning mainly due to walks. Drey Sutton came in to pitch in the third inning, and shut the Eagles down and the Utes put together a four run sixth inning to gain the 9-4 victory. Sutton went 2 for 4 to help in the win.
 The Utes now head to Sandy to take on the Jordan Beetdiggers in the Super Regional. Game one is Thursday at four o’clock and game two Friday at one.
These games will be broadcast live on NewsTalk 104.5 and am920 KVEL

The Uintah boys baseball team placed 17^th in the RPI and head to Salt Lake to face Skyline High the number 16 seed for the best out of three match up.
Game one took place Saturday, with the Utes starting off with the early lead, but an Eagle home run in the bottom of the first tied the game, then the Eagles slowly pulled away to build a 4-1 lead going into the top of the seventh inning.
Kaedyn Sheffield doubled to lead off, Drey Sutton drove him in with a single, followed by a Gage Murray single, then Jaron Colton doubled and Coach Labrum sent Gage home as he beat out a close play at the plate to give the Utes the lead. The Utes then withstood a bases loaded bottom of the seventh as Aiden Sheetz struck out the last two batters for the Ute victory. Haiden Reary pitched six great innings to get the win.
The Utes now play game two Monday at one o’clock with game three if necessary right after. These games will be broadcast live on NewsTalk 104.5 and am920 KVEL

The Uintah Ute girls Softball team finished third in the RPI earning a bye for the first two rounds. They will host a Super Regional on Thursday and Friday the 19^th and 20^th looking to win two out of three. With a win, they will head to the Cottonwood Complex May 24^th and 25^th.

The Uintah boys baseball team placed 17^th in the RPI and hosted the first round of the 5A state tournament with the Timpview Thunderbirds and the Bonneville Lakers squaring off for the right to play the Utes right after. The Lakers beat the T-Birds 9-5.
The Utes and Lakers then took the field. The Utes scored five runs in the second inning and sailed home for the 10-3 victory. Karson Murray and Drey Sutton both doubled with Jaron Colton is recovering after getting plunked three times.
 The Utes now head to Skyline High the number 16 seed for the best out of three match up. Game one is Saturday at one o’clock with game two Monday at one o’clock with game three if necessary right after.
 These games will be broadcast live on NewsTalk 104.5 and am920 KVEL

Three of the Ute Boys tennis team will head to Liberty Park May 19^th to start the 5A State tournament.
Josh Speirs and Stockton Ross will have singles matches and Carson Coltharp and Trey Mortenson will play doubles.

The Uintah Ute girls Softball team traveled to Cottonwood Tuesay. Charlie Gilroy doubled and homered with 4 RBIs and Utes scored 11 runs in the third inning to mercy rule the Colts.
The Utes finished third in the RPI and will host a super regional on May 19^th and 20^th. 

The Uintah boys baseball team headed to Tooele Monday. Haiden Reary doubled in a run then scored in the second inning, but it wasn’t enough as the Buffaloes beat the Utes 6-2.
The Utes then hosted Tooele Tuesday for senior day. In a back and forth battle, it was all square at the end of regulation play. Jace Watkins doubled and scored in the bottom of the eighth inning for the Ute 4-3 victory.
A retirement tribute for Coach Labrum was held after, celebrating his 34 years as the Ute coach. 

The Uintah boys baseball team headed to Eagle Mountain last week and completed the sweep of the Aviators with a 5-4 win Tuesday and 7-4 win Thursday.
 They changed their schedule and headed to Tooele Monday. Haiden Reary doubled in a run then scored in the second inning, then the Ute bats fell silent as the Buffaloes responded with three runs in the second and three in the third to beat the Utes 6-2.
The Utes will now host Tooele Tuesday for senior day, then look for the placement for the state tournament.
KVEL will bring the live play-by-play of the 5A state tournament play.

The Uintah Ute girls Softball team traveled to Payson last Thursday. The Utes built a 7-1 lead through their half of the fifth inning, then the Lady Lions roared back to tie the game after six. The Utes then scored three runs in the top of the seventh, then held the Lions to two for the 10-9 victory.
The Utes finish Region 7 play Tuesday at Cottonwood.  

The Ute Boys tennis team went undefeated in region and will head to Liberty Park May 19^th to start the 5A State tournament.

After a walk off single by Easton Taylor and three doubles by Kaiden Sheffield last Tuesday at home to beat the Cedar Valley Aviators, the Uintah boys baseball team headed to Eagle Mountain to challenge the Aviators on their turf.
The Fly Boys scored first, then the Utes put three on the board to take the lead, then scored three more in the seventh inning for enough cushion for thew 7-4 Ute victory. Gage Murray tripled in the win.
The Utes are now tied for the Region lead and will travel to Tooele Monday and host the Buffaloes Tuesday.
These games are key to their RPI standings for the State tournament. KVEL will bring the live play-by-play action when the boys start 5A state tournament play.