BOYS

Davis

Davis defeated Layton 25-0 March 21.

“Our guys played well and put together a complete performance,” said Head Coach Dillon Yocom. “Jacob Faerber did a great job at face-offs for us, winning 85 percent. Ashton Wood also played great team lacrosse, dishing seven assists and scoring two goals himself. Layton continued to fight the entire game and will continue to improve as the season progresses.”

Also producing offensively for the Darts were Nick Johnson and Dawson Draper, who both scored five goals and had two assists, along with Emmett Rice (two goals, two assists), Carson Smolka (two goals, two assists), Brek Jensen (two goals, one assist), Ben Roylance (two goals), Emerson Bell (one goal, one assist), Rocky Edelman (one goal), Faerber (one goal), Chase Nelson (one goal) and Deuce Wright (one goal).

Against Olympus March 23, Davis lost 20-4.

Eli Greenway’s two goals were tops for the Darts while Johnson and Jensen each scored a goal and Johnson and Ashton Wood assisted on goals in the loss.

The Darts are now 2-3 this season.

Farmington

Farmington beat Roy 11-6 March 21. The Phoenix squad was up 6-2 at the half before scoring five more second-half goals in the win.

Cooper Hyde led the way with four goals while Mason Hepworth (two goals, two assists), Mitch Milne (two goals, one assist), Tyler Jacobs (one goal, one assist), Charlie DeAndra (one goal), Kai Leavitt (one goal) and Dante Coats (one assist) also contributed offensively.

Farmington evened its season record to 2-2.

Bountiful

Bountiful defeated Olympus 20-5 March 21 for its first win of the season. The game was out of hand in the first half with the Redhawks trailing 16-5 in the loss.

“It was a hard game,” said Head Coach Peter Jordan. “We’ve got a lot of inexperienced guys, but we took some good steps forward.”

Players providing offense for Bountiful were Tate Terry (two goals, two assists), Ryland Hewitt (one goal), Isaac Stout (one goal), Carter Terry (one goal) and Nathan Horne (one assist).

The Redhawks are now 1-3 this year.

Viewmont

Viewmont pulled out a close one with Highland 12-11 March 22.

“It was a great game and was very entertaining all the way until the last second,” said Head Coach Daniel Derrick. “We stumbled a bit in the first quarter with simple passing and catching which caused lots of unexpected and unnecessary turnovers. Sometimes I want to throw my eight-year-old son in there to show them how it’s done! The game was back and forth, but the players of the game were our faceoff guys [Mason Gerrard and Kai Horlacher] who completly dominated the center of the field. We won because of them, 100 percent.”

Samuel Terreros scored six goals and had two assists to lead the Vikings on offense along with Tyson Mauri (five goals, three assists), Rykert Zeh (one goal), Tyler Mauri (two assists) and Presley Gubler (one assist).

Viewmont is 2-1 this season.

Woods Cross

Woods Cross defeated Skyridge 11-6 March 23, winning its first game of the year. The Wildcats are now 1-2 so far this year.

GIRLS

Farmington

Farmington defeated Roy 21-2 March 21, scoring 12 first-half goals – while shutting out the Royals – before cruising to the dominant win.

“It went well,” said Head Coach Chris MacAulay.

Riley Sant scored three goals and recorded two assists while Alexandra MacAulay netted three goals and had an assist and Mikayla Jackson and Kassie Moffatt also scored three goals each. Also providing offense for the Phoenix squad were Ruby Roche (two goals, one assist), Edi Bayles (two goals), Kate Carter (one goal), Ryann Franich (one goal), Hailey Larsen (one goal), Clara Russon (one goal), Alexa Stephens (one goal), Lauren Enright (one assist) and Lydia Judd (one assist).

Against Bountiful March 23, Farmington won 17-4 behind six goals from Larsen and three from Ally MacAulay. 

“Elle Erickson was also stellar in the goal,” said coach MacAulay. “We also played a player down for nearly 34 minutes due to having four yellow cards.”

Larsen led the Phoenix team with six goals while Stephens (two goals, one assist), Brooklyn Bement (two goals), Bayles (one goal), Kassie Moffatt (one goal), Russon (one goal), Sant (one goal), Enright (two assists) and Roche (one assist) also contributed offensively.

Farmington remains undefeated through four games this season.

Davis

Davis beat Layton 16-5 March 21.

“Our game went well,” said Head Coach Makenzie Hekking. “We were able to get our bench players more playing time which was nice. In all, we had eight different goal scorers and we won 59 percent of the draws. We still have things to work on, but it was a great team win.”

Olivia Lifferth scored five goals and had an assist to lead the offense while Esther Facer (three goals), Mackenzie Coleman (two), Kaydence Johnson (two), Sydney Plummer (one), Elisabeth Reid (one), Gracie Rose (one) and Brinlee Wilding (one), also scored goals in the win.

The Darts improved to 2-2 this season.

Bountiful

In its first game of the season, Bountiful lost to Copper Hills 10-8 March 22.

Naomi Brice scored five of the Redhawks’ goals with Layla Blanchard (two) and Violet Holley (one) adding the rest of the offense.

In its 17-4 loss to Farmington March 23, Bountiful found themselves down 7-2 at the half, but then gave up 10 second-half goals in the loss – while scoring just two more goals.

Brice had all four of the Redhawks’ goals.

Bountiful is now 0-2 on the year.

Woods Cross

Woods Cross lost to Riverton 15-8 March 21. The Wildcats were down 10-5 at the break and couldn’t cut into the deficit in the second half.

Woods Cross’ record now stands at 1-2 early on this year.

Viewmont

Viewmont’s games with East and Green Canyon this week were cancelled due to weather. The Vikings are 2-1 this season.