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Ogden Preparatory Academy honor roll

Last updated Thursday, March 1, 2012 - 11:48am

9th grade

Highest honor: Hollee Gehrett, Matthew Schvaneveldt, Tayler Cutrubus

High honor: Dylan Anderson, Zachary Christofferson, Kelly Sandoval, Jaden Ward, Alexandra Dosier, Kala Darger, Sarah Deem, Gehrig Urry, Natalie Fillerup, Chelsea Johnson, Rebekah Linford, Anthony Scalise, Jessica Harms, Dillan Hampton, Treven Sass, Madeline Wilson, Ennit Yanez-Aguirre, Ariana Diaz, Jimmy Machorro-Valdez, Estefani Perez

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Travis Williams (blue) goes to the hoop against Bruce Christy (55) and T.J. Heap during the Fallen Heroes fundraising basketball game at the Clearfield Aquatic Center on Monday. (NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner)

Buzzer starts on 108-hour basketball game

Tanna Woods Standard-Examiner

Last updated Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 12:51am

CLEARFIELD -- It was still early Monday, just two hours into what's expected to be a game of at least 108 hours, and players moved across the court easily, smiling as they made baskets, bringing the score to a lopsided 104-36.

The goal of the event is twofold: Break a world record with 108 hours of continuous basketball playing and raise money for a good cause.

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Kasper Kubica poses for a portrait at his family’s home in South Ogden on Saturday. Kubica, a junior at West High School, achieved a perfect score of 36 on his ACT tests recently.

Perfect 36: South Ogden teen aces ACT test

Rachel J. Trotter Standard-Examiner

Last updated Sunday, September 11, 2011 - 10:19pm

SOUTH OGDEN -- Last spring Kasper Kubica felt confident he had done well on the ACT, a college-entrance exam required by most colleges for acceptance. He was hoping for a 34 or 35. That's why he was elated when he recently found out his score -- a perfect 36.

Now Kubica can almost hear the doors opening to attend some of his dream schools -- an Ivy League school or MIT. The nice thing for Kubica is that he still has two years to think about it; he has just started his junior year of high school.