Layton High School

Braves blast past Falcons in final 10 minutes

CLEARFIELD — Bountiful High soccer coach Lou Plank didn’t like the way his last two games ended, but this time, the Braves got just what they wanted.

(Courtesy photo) Layton High's junior prom queen, Sabrina Newman, reunites Friday with her dad, U.S. Army Maj. Randall Newman.

Dad returns from 22-month deployment to surprise Layton prom queen

See video of the assembly here

LAYTON — Tears flowed freely during an assembly Friday at Layton High School after the junior prom queen was announced.

Students gave a spontaneous standing ovation as junior Sabrina Newman had a surprise reunion with her father, who visited on leave from a 22-month deployment.

Sabrina, already in shock from having learned she was to be crowned the junior prom queen, waited anxiously for her name to be announced as she stood with her best friend’s dad as her escort, still thinking her dad was away with the military.

Weber's Murdock scores 4 against Northridge

PLEASANT VIEW — The cool weather brought out the best in a few goal-scoring machines on Thursday as boys soccer took center stage in Top of Utah prep sports.

Royals sink Bonneville

ROY — The weather was starting to become a problem for the Roy Royals late Wednesday afternoon with the wind blowing in and a light rain starting to fall.

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Andrew Workman ascends a climbing wall on Wednesday at Layton High School during the annual legion event, in which students explored various careers.

Layton High students explore career possibilities

LAYTON -- Layton High School art teachers want their students to know there is more to a career in the arts than meets the eye.

As part of the third annual Layton High legion activity, students were given the opportunity Wednesday to explore careers in their field of interest.

Students in the artistic legion were given a sneak peek at a Discovery Channel documentary that follows the daily work of Joe Walsh, general stage manager of Cirque du Soleil's "O" at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. The show will air sometime in May.

A divine deal: Layton buys back church property for just $2,500

LAYTON — City leaders have agreed to buy back property near Layton High School that was sold to the Roman Catholic Church in 1968 to build a structure for religious education.

In action taken Thursday, the city council voted unanimously to exercise a buy-back option on property at 448 North Constitution Way next to the city’s Common Park and located just to the north of the seminary building of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The purchase price for the land and building is $2,500.

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Morgan's Sterling Wilkerson (2) competes for a header Tuesday against Ogden's Eric Calderon (7) in Ogden. Calderon was one of five Ogden players who scored in the Tigers’ 6-2 victory. 
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Ogden Tigers share the fun

OGDEN — The Ogden Tigers broke open a tight Region 11 boys soccer game Tuesday afternoon with a big break and a whole lot of unselfish play.

Thomas Kumalac

Man inspired by horror movie in killing of Layton woman bound for prison

SALT LAKE CITY — The man who admitted to killing a 25-year-old Layton woman a year ago has been sentenced to serve 15 years to life in Utah State Prison.

The body of Jessica Irene Jensen was found at the Capitol Motel in Salt Lake City on June 2 after a guest who checked into the room complained of a foul odor.

Police arrested Thomas Kumalac, 27, as he was trying to enter Wendover, Nev., and he pleaded guilty to first-degree felony murder on Jan. 20.

Bees tap team depth for Cache-Box track title

 

LOGAN — With an impressive pile of points in the field events, the Box Elder girls track and field team won the Cache-Box Invitational on Thursday at Utah State’s Maughan Track Stadium.

The Bees tallied 179 points, followed by Mountain Crest with 174.5.

The Box Elder boys used the same formula but ended up second to Sky View., 196 to 172.5.

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Weber High School goalkeeper Timothy Wheelwright makes a save Thursday afternoon against Davis High School in Pleasant View.

Weber, Davis draw 1-1 after 104 minutes of play

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

LAYTON 1, FREMONT O: At Plain City, the Lancers’ Christian Love scored the game’s only goal in an evenly-played match.

The Lancers are now 1-1-0 in league, 5-2-0 overall. The Silver Wolves fell to 0-2-0 and 2-6-0.

SYRACUSE 3, NORTHRIDGE 1: At Syracuse, a neat hat trick from Kyle Coffey did the trick for the host Titans (1-1-0 league, 15-0 overall).

Connor Roberts scored for the Knights (1-1-0, 2-4-0).

2-A North

OAKLEY 2, LAYTON CHRISTIAN 0: At Layton, visiting Oakley got goals from Ben Weed and David Ament and slowed down the Eagles’ usually potent offensive attack.

LCA is now 3-1-0 in league, 4-2-0 overall.

Non-league

OLYMPUS 2, LOGAN 0: At Salt Lake City, the Grizzlies were shut out.

In other games, East stopped Woods Cross 3-0, while Viewmont topped Granger 1-0 in Region 2 action.

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