Layton Christian High School

PLAIN CITY — After consecutive trips to the state 5-A championship game, Fremont coach Kory Bosgieter knew his young team was in for some hard knocks early in the season. What he probably wasn’t anticipating, however, was watching his team get blown out on its own field in the season opener.

But that’s what happened.

Sophomore quarterback Austin Kafentzis passed for three touchdowns and ran for two more as the Jordan Beetdiggers worked Fremont over with an easy 53-12 win.

OGDEN — The Jayhawks are tired, but they aren’t slowing down.

PLEASANT VIEW — After 104 minutes of action, few could agree on whether the Davis and Weber boys soccer teams had played enough.

OGDEN -- Victor Gallindo scored the game-winner in extra time to give Ben Lomond a 3-2 win over Ogden on the Scots' home pitch.

Luis Zarate helped Ben Lomond get the Region 11 victory by netting two goals before Gallindo's golden goal.

Dayton Wright and Jose Valtierra each scored for Ogden in the crosstown rivalry showdown.

WASHINGTON TERRACE -- It was not smooth sailing this week for the league-leading Lakers.

First up was a rocky six-point road win Tuesday over last-place Box Elder. Then Thursday, Bonneville had to regroup after a turnover-plagued, three-point third quarter to subdue the Grizzlies 49-37 and remain undefeated in Region 5.

"I think we had a good first half," Lakers junior guard/forward Emilie Volk said. "We weren't up on our feet like we should have been on defense and they got some 3-pointers. We couldn't miss when we were up there (shooting 49.1 percent in a 65-39 win on Jan. 17). I think we were ready; our shots weren't falling as much."

WASHINGTON TERRACE -- The matchup of the Royals' state 4-A leading offense (56.20 points per game) versus a Bonneville defense allowing just 36.47 ppg -- No. 2 in the 4-A ranks by only .04 -- was a no-contest.

Despite a venue change Thursday, the league-leading Lakers spanked Roy High 54-22 to remain undefeated at Region 5's midpoint.

If Bonneville (13-3 overall, 5-0 league) is to capture its first league girls basketball title since the 2003-04 season, it will have to do it away from home. The Lakers, who swept their seventh consecutive victory and are 8-2 spanning their last 10 games, play four of their final five on the road.

PLAIN CITY -- Few of us like to work overtime, but the Fremont High girls basketball team also had to watch visiting Cyprus celebrate a one-point win on their home court on Wednesday evening.

The Silver Wolves fell 65-64 to the Pirates in OT in non-league action. Cyprus' Lori Parkinson hit a pair of free throws with less than four seconds to go in the extra period.

The Fremont coaching staff felt like the Wolves made progress, though, as they get ready for Region 1 wars.