Bountiful

#1 Bountiful defeated Woods Cross 58-19 Jan. 22 behind 17 points from Taylor Harvey and 14 from Milika Satuala. The Redhawks led by more than 20 points at halftime and then held the Wildcats to just eight points in the second half to run away with the game.

Maleah Nelson added nine points in the win with Adelaide Stevenson and Abby Orme each scoring seven.

Against Box Elder Jan. 24, the Redhawks won 78-24. Bountiful overwhelmed the Bees, going up 54-9 after the first two quarters and then held them to 15 points in the second half in the blowout.

Satuala’s double-double of 19 points and 11 rebounds, with Harvey’s 19 points, led the offense. Others adding to the balanced attack were Nelson with 11 points, Mae Johnson (10 points, eight rebounds), Charlotte Johnson (seven points), Isabeau Hoff (six) and Stevenson, Aimee Moore and Brynna Castleton (two).

The Redhawks remained undefeated through eight Region 5 games and are 14-2 overall.

Davis

Davis beat Farmington 53-41 Jan. 21, coming out strong out of the gate to lead 30 to 16 by halftime and coasting to the win.

T’Maea Eteuati drained five 3-pointers, scoring 26 points with Kiara Zwonitzer also in double figures with 11 points. Others contributing offense were Aubrey Simons (six points), Lydia Tarbet and Chloe Peery (three) and Sydney Plummer and Mari Nichols (two).

Against Weber Jan. 24, the Darts won 55-36. Davis again started out strong and was in control of the game, up 30-19 by halftime. The Darts added 25 points – to the Warriors’ 17 – to close out the win.

Nichols put up 15 points to lead offensively while Eteuati scored 11. Also part of the scoring were Tarbet and Kate Willard (six points), Peery (five), Zwonitzer (four), Simons and Plummer (three) and Emy Richards (two).

Davis improved to 3-2 in the Region 1 standings and 11-5 overall.

Viewmont 

Viewmont lost to Clearfield 41-36 Jan. 22. It was a close game throughout, being outscored by three points in the second and fourth quarters, which ultimately proved to be the difference.

“It was a hard fight from both teams all game long, but they ended up coming out on top,” said assistant coach Brooke Anderson.

Callie Peterson recorded a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds while Mara Mickelson added seven points and eight boards.

Others contributing offensively were Mary Carr (seven points), Kailey Selleneit (four), Sophie Gold (three), Kelsey Lindsey and Annie Layton (two) and Peyton Burningham (one).

Against Roy Jan. 24, the Vikings won 56-37. Viewmont started each half strong, scoring 41 points through the first and third quarters, which were the keys in the win.

“The girls played a solid game and had a good team win,” said Anderson.

Four players scored in double figures – Mickelson (18 points), Peterson (17), Carr (15 points, 12 rebounds) and Selleneit (10 points) – in the win.

The Vikings are now 6-2 in Region 5 play and 11-6 on the season.

Woods Cross

Woods Cross lost 58-19 to Bountiful Jan. 22. The Wildcats leading scorer, Kiyoma Tauataina, had five points with five others contributing to the team’s 19 points.

Against Bonneville Jan. 24, Woods Cross won 49-42, building a nine-point lead by halftime and holding on for the win.

Grace MacArthur’s big game of 20 points paced the team while Ili Crockett and Kaylee Abell added seven points, Adia Cook five, Lucy Thompson four and Mary Gilbert two.

The Wildcats have a 5-3 record in Region 5 and are 11-6 this year.

Farmington

In Farmington’s 12-points loss to Davis Jan. 21, the Phoenix squad outscored the Darts by four points in the second half but it wasn’t enough to come back from the earlier deficit.

Makelle Weber put up 13 points with Emilie Figlioli hitting four 3-pointers for 12 points. Others contributing to the team’s 41 points were Katie Myers (nine points), Morgan Rogers (four), Breklyn Archibald (two) and Olive Wayland (one).

Against Syracuse Jan. 24, Farmington lost 60-39, struggling offensively from the get-go, putting up just four points to start the game and finding themselves down by 17 at the break. The second half was a more productive 16 minutes – with 26 points scored – but it wasn’t enough to overcome the deficit.

“Syracuse is a good basketball team,” said assistant coach Hilary Noel. “They have solid fundamentals and work well as a team. We were not ready for their level of execution.”

Archibald drained five 3-pointers, scoring 17 points, with Rogers (nine points), Wayland and Myers (four), Ellie Schow (three) and Weber (two) also helping the offense.

The Phoenix squad fell to 1-4 in Region 1 and have an 8-9 season record.