Davis

Davis defeated Cyprus 15-3 May 5 in a non-region matchup. The Darts were down by 1-0 early before putting up 11 runs in the second inning and taking over the game.

“It was a great day for Cambell Christensen pitching, holding them to three runs” said head coach Todd Street. “The player of the game goes out to Riley Jaques who had two home runs, two doubles, went 4-for-4 and had eight RBIs on her 17th birthday. It was a remarkable game! Hadlee Isaacs also came up big with a home run and a double with four RBIs. The team is playing great!”

Adelyn Turpin, Ella Nielson and Jewel Korth also each brought in a run in the win.

Against Weber on Senior Night May 6, Davis won 18-2, blowing up a 2-0 game with 16 runs over the game’s final two innings.

“The seniors were amazing!” Street said. Katie Klaumann played great at 1st base and hit well with an RBI. Libby Miller was in right field and had a triple and had three RBIs. Hadlee Isaacs was at 3rd base and continues to hit well with an RBI. Brynlee Beckstrand came in and had a double to right field, bringing in two runs. Sophia Slouf, our designated hitter, ended the game with a walk-ff double with two RBIs. So proud of our amazing senior class.”

Serena Roth struck out six Warriors batters to pick up the win in the circle while Chloe Peery’s four RBIs and Adelyn Turpin’s one RBI also contributed on the scoreboard.

“With this win, we won the region title outright,” Street said. “This means we are back-to-back region champions for the first time in Davis High history!”

The Darts closed out an undefeated Region 1 run this spring with a 7-4 win over Farmington May 8. Davis jumped out to a 5-0 lead and put up two insurance runs in the final inning.

Roth and Christensen combined for 12 strikeouts in the win with Jaques bringing in two runs and Korth one.

Davis finished the regular season 21-6 and 10-0 in region play.

The 6A state tournament will be held May 15-23.

Bountiful

Second-ranked Bonneville defeated Bonneville 12-8 May 6 in a come-from-behind win. The Redhawks were down 5-3 going into the fifth inning before flipping the game and holding on.

Dylan Carpenter struck out five Lakers batters while also helping herself at the plate with three RBIs. Claire Yates drove in four runs while Ella Miller and Kamryn Rasmussen each brought in two.

Against Riverton, who is No. 2 in 6A, May 7, Bountiful won 4-1. The Silverwolves got on the board in the second inning, but the Redhawks responded in the third and then added three more runs late in the game to put away the win.

Miller had 11 strikeouts and an RBI in the win with Carpenter and Aimee Moore also driving in runs.

Bountiful won a share of the Region 5 championship with Box Elder as each team had a 13-1 record this season. The Redhawks finished the regular season with a 24-4 mark.

As the No. 2 seed, Bountiful earned a bye in the first round of the 5A tournament. They are scheduled to face No. 15 Hunter May 15-16 in a Super Regional best-of-three round matchup.

Farmington

Farmington lost to West Jordan 5-1 May 7. The Phoenix squad was down 4-0 late in the game before getting on the board in the bottom of the fifth inning, but it wasn’t enough in the loss.

Kiley Gazafy drove in the lone run for Farmington.

In its three-run loss to Davis, the team got down early and within one run but gave up two late runs in its sixth Region 1 loss.

Gazafy, Jane Frey, Lola Ogzewalla and Sophia Strong each drove in runs for the offense.

Against Layton on Senior Night May 9, the Phoenix won 6-3, going up 4-0 at the end of the third inning and 6-1 in the fifth and holding on for the win.

Strong led offensively with three RBIs with Morgan Rogers bringing in two runs and Brooklyn Wright and Hadley Crowley each adding a run.

“It was a great night for our seniors!” said head coach Haleigh Mortensen. “I have had the amazing privilege of coaching Brooklyn and Lola since they were freshman. To watch them grow into not only amazing young women but incredible softball players has been so great. They are two incredible girls and I have been lucky to be their coach! Our third senior Miranda [Hampton] transferred to us as a junior and was injured all season. She has been a great addition to our team. I couldn’t be more proud of these girls! We are going to miss them tons but are excited for their next step towards their futures on and off the softball field.”

Farmington was 12-10 overall on the year and 4-6 in the Region 1 standings.

The 6A state tournament will be held May 15-23.

Viewmont

Viewmont lost to Olympus 9-8 May 5. The Vikings had a five-run lead in the fifth inning before giving up six innings late in the loss.

London Dickerson struck out 11 Titans batters while Ricky Smith recorded three RBIs and Lilly Gappmayer and Karli Dickerson added on each in the loss.

Against Clearfield May 6, Viewmont lost 8-2 after getting on the board first with two runs to begin the game but that proved to be their only offense in the loss.

Smith and Marlee Moser each drove in a run.

The Vikings ended the regular season with a 10-13 record and a 7-7 showing in Region 5.

In the Regional round of the 5A state tournament, No. 14 Viewmont faced 19th-seeded Alta May 10. In Game One May 10, the Vikings won 17-2 behind Karli Dickerson’s three RBIs, Smith’s two and one each from Camille Taylore, Raegyn Dahlke, Natalia Salcido and Emi Jones. In Game 2 May 12, Viewmont lost 7-5 after being up 5-3 in the fifth inning before giving up three runs over the final two innings. Smith drove in three runs while Jones and Marlee Moser had one each and London Dickerson struck out 10 Hawks batters in the loss. In Game 3, Viewmont extended its season with a 13-11 win by scoring nine runs in the first two innings and holding on for the win. Dahlke led offensively with five RBIs while Moser and Karli Dickerson brought in two runs each. 

With the win, Viewmont now faces No. 3 West Jordan in the Super Regionals best-of-three series May 15-16.

Woods Cross

Woods Cross lost to Box Elder 19-4 May 6. The Wildcats scored four runs in the first inning but then surrendered six runs in the bottom half of the inning and the game got away from them.

“We came out swinging out of the gate so that was fun,” said head coach Casey Plowman.

Bahiyyih Hemo brought in two runs and Kaylee Moen was 2-for-2 at the plate with a double.

Woods Cross ended the regular season with a 7-14 overall record and were 4-10 in Region 5.

In the Regional round of the 5A state tournament, the 21st-seeded Wildcats played No. 12 Clearfield. In Game One May 10, Woods Cross lost 15-0 and then in Game 2 May 12, they lost 10-0 – managing just combined hits in both losses – ending their season.

“This group is a young group who has worked extremely hard to get to where we are now,” said Plowman. “It has been a hard couple of years and they have put in the work in the offseason to get themselves better. I had a group of younger girls who were new to the game and they showed up everyday to get better too. They asked really great questions and wanted to get better and contribute. I love being a part of a team where they all get along and really do enjoy their time together! We have made some great memories this year on and off the field!”

Plowman noted that her team’s seven wins was significant in a program that only won four games the past two seasons. “We also made it to state where we haven’t done that in at least two years,” said Plowman. “I’m super proud of the girls this season and with us having no seniors I am really excited about what is going to come next year! I also feel really fortunate to have had the coaching staff I had this year. I am grateful for their help, ideas and support.”