Bountiful

5A’s #1 team, Bountiful, defeated Viewmont 62-28 Jan. 29, holding the Vikings to eight total points in the first and third quarters – while scoring 39 during those stretches.

Taylor Harvey drained three 3-pointers and put in 22 points while Milika Satuala added 14 and Mae Johnson was also in double figures with 10.

Others contributing offensively were Abby Orme (nine points), Isabeau Hoff (four), Charlotte Johnson (two) and Maleah Nelson (one).

Against Northridge Jan. 31, the Redhawks won 63-40, dominating from the outset – getting up by double figures at halftime – and pouring on 29 points over the final 16 minutes in the win.

Harvey’s offense again led the team with 20 points while she and Mae Johnson combined for 16 rebounds. Also scoring in the win were Satuala (13 points), Mae Johnson (10), Orme (six), Charlotte Johnson (four), Nelson and Adelaide Stevenson (three) and Anna Larson and Brynna Castleton (two).

Bountiful is now 10-0 in Region 5 and 16-2 overall.

Viewmont

In Viewmont’s 34-point loss to Bountiful Jan. 29, 14 points of offense in each half wasn’t nearly enough.

“This was an off night for us as a program,” said assistant coach Brooke Anderson. “The girls played hard, but just couldn’t get the win.”

Mary Carr led the team with seven points with Mara Mickelson (five), Kailey Selleneit and Callie Peterson (four), Sophie Gold (three), Kelsey Lindsey and Peyton Burningham(two) and Annie Layton (one) also scoring in the loss.

Against Box Elder Jan. 31, the Vikings bounced back with a 59-39 win. Viewmont came out firing, going up 13 points by the end of the first quarter and maintained a seven-point edge at the break. A 34-point second half put the game out of reach in the big win.

“The girls played really well and came back strong from the loss,” Anderson said. “It was a strong effort across the team.”

Mickelson’s 20 points and eight rebounds led the team with Carr adding 17 points and four steals. Peterson had six points and four steals while Lindsey put in five points and assisted on five other shots. Others scoring were Sage Cutler (two points) and Raegyn Dahlke (one).

The Vikings are now 7-3 in Region 5 and 12-7 on the season.

Woods Cross

Woods Cross beat Box Elder 46-27 Jan. 29, overcoming sluggish offense for two quarters with 32 points to begin the game and out of halftime.

Kiyomi Tauataina scored a game-high 12 points while Kaylee Abell (eight points), Ili Crockett, Adia Cook and Sophia Burden (four), Lucy Thompson (three) and Mersadie Carrol (one) were also part of the team’s offense in the win.

Against Clearfield Jan. 31, the Wildcats lost 46-36. Woods Cross was up by two points after the first quarter but managed just 11 points over the next 16 minutes to go into the final quarter down two points. The Falcons outscored the Wildcats 19-11 the rest of the way.

Tauataina’s 11 points led the team in the loss. Also scoring were Cook (seven points), Crockett and Grace MacArthur (five), Thompson and Abell (three) and Burden (two).

Woods Cross is 6-4 in the Region 5 standings and 12-7 on the season.

Davis

Davis beat Fremont 57-47 Jan. 31, going up eight by halftime and, with an even second half, that strong start proved to be the difference in the win.

T’maea Eteuati drained four 3-pointers and scored 26 points to pace the Darts. Kate Willard was also in double figures with 16 points while Chloe Peery (nine points) and Sydney Plummer (three) were also part of the offense.

Davis improved to 4-2 in Region 1 and 12-5 overall.

Farmington

Farmington defeated Weber 51-29 Jan. 31. After a 6-4 lead following the first quarter, the Phoenix squad took over the game with 15 points in each of the next three quarters to dominate the Warriors.

Morgan Rogers scored 15 points with Makelle Weber and Olive Wayland (13 points) and Breklyn Archibald (10) also scoring in double figures. Cali Crockett added six points and Katie Myers four in the win.

Farmington picked up its second win in six Region 1 games and is now 9-9 on the year.