Davis

Second-ranked Davis defeated Fremont 45-28 Jan. 12. After leading by one following the first quarter, the Darts broken open the game with 28 points over the next 16 minutes before coasting to the win.

Kendra Kitchen had a huge game, scoring 31 points, with E’maea Eteuati adding 12 points and Kate Willard two.

Davis continues the season undefeated through 12 games.

Farmington

Farmington lost to Weber 53-42 Jan. 12. After being down 10 points at halftime, the Phoenix squad scored 28 points over the final two quarters but the Warriors matched the offense in the loss.

Farmington is 1-10 so far this season.

Bountiful

Bountiful beat Northridge 59-28 Jan. 28, getting up early and holding a 10-point advantage by the break. The Redhawks continued to pour it on in the second half with 25 more points to run away with the game.

Milika Satuala and Taylor Harvey both scored 14 points with Maleah Nelson (11 points), Mae Johnson (11), Adelaide Stevenson (four), Isabeau Hoff (three) and Anna Larson (two) also adding offense.

Against Bonneville Jan. 12, Bountiful won 81-29. The Redhawks came out with a monster 53-point first half – taking a 40-point advantage to the break – and added 28 more points in the second half in the blowout.

Satuala and Harvey again scored the same amount, both with 22 points, while Nelson (14 points), Stevenson (13), Johnson (three) and Hoff (three) also produced offensively.

Bountiful improved to 10-3 on the year.

Viewmont

Viewmont defeated Box Elder 68-64 Jan. 10. The Vikings were down by one point after the first quarter before scoring 22 points in the second to go up four at the break. That ultimately ended up being the difference in the game as Viewmont and the Bees both scored 30 points in the second half.

“We shot the ball really well, we out-rebounded them, and we scored well in transition,” said head coach Cameron Gardner. “We led most of the game. Every time they went on a run we responded and never let them take the lead. We got up by double digits a few times but we did struggle down the stretch with some turnovers and they cut it two points with 10 seconds left and we were able to hold on and get the win. Overall, we did a lot of great things and had a balanced scoring attack.”

Mary Carr’s 17 points and nine rebounds led the Vikings while Aubrey Mulitalo (16 points), Kristina Gunnell (14), Mara Mickelson (13), Callie Peterson (5) and Sophie Gold (3) also scored in the win.

Against Woods Cross Jan. 12, Viewmont won 56-45. The Vikings were ahead much of the game, enjoying a seven-point lead at halftime and held off Woods Cross in the win.

Carr had 14 points with Mickelson also in double figures at 10. Mulitalo (nine points), Gunnell (eight), Gold (six), Karissa Goff (four), Peterson (three) and Cayla Stout (two).

With the two wins this week, Viewmont’s current record is now 8-5.

Kiyomi Tauataina, Woods Cross (blue jersey) hits a Viewmont Roadblock named Aubrey Muliato. The “Cats” also lost their sense of direction on the scoreboard losing to the Vikings 56 - 45. Photo by Roger V. Tuttle

Woods Cross

Woods Cross lost to Clearfield 37-36 Jan. 10 in a back-and-forth game. The Wildcats were down by two points at halftime and outscored the Falcons 9 to 6 in the third to go up one entering the final quarter, but couldn’t hold on.

Adia Cook and Katie King combined for 19 points in the loss.

In the 11-point loss against Viewmont Jan. 12, King had 16 points to lead Woods Cross.

The Wildcats fell to 6-7 so far this season.