Collinston
Collinston, UT · Education
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Pioneer girls soccer is 2nd in league
The Lehi High School girls soccer team split their second set of Region 3 matches to finish the first round at 2-2 and in a tie for second place with American Fork. The overall Pioneer record now stands at 8-6 on the season. Sept. 10: Lehi 1, Corner Canyon 0.
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Utah State University opens new Youth Livestock Barn in South Jordan
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (ABC4) — Utah State University (USU) is celebrating the completion of their new Youth Livestock Barn. According to USU, the aim of the barn is to help youth participate in the school’s Junior Livestock Program, which is an initiative designed for kids interested in raising livestock. Until now, USU provided kids participating […]
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Skyridge outlasts adversity to conquer Lehi
The Skyridge football team secured intra-city bragging rights on Thursday (Sept. 17) during a tough 28-20 road victory over the Lehi Pioneers. The highly anticipated cross-town rivalry lived up to the hype, but it was Skyridge’s dominant trench men and composure that secured the win. The foundation of the...
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Utah Tech University Police Enforce New Rules for E-bikes and E-scooters
As e-scooter and e-bike use increases in Utah, Utah Tech University police are enforcing a new Utah law requiring helmets and reminding riders about speed limits on campus. The law, which requires riders of e-scooters and e-bikes under 21 to wear helmets, went into effect May 6. “We’re enforcing the...
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Controversy At University Of Utah Over Kirk Anniversary
(Salt Lake City, UT) — There’s another Charlie Kirk controversy, but this time it’s at the University of Utah. Members of the College Republicans were mad when a student made a cake that said “Happy Kirkiversary.” That’s a reference to the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s murder at Utah Valley University. A photo of that student with the cake was posted by a member of the College Republicans and it was viewed millions of times. That led to the student and her family being doxxed and threatened. In turn, that led to complaints against the College Republicans. Now, university officials have decided that none of the students in question will face disciplinary actions.
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Rylie Barnes, the University of Utah student who posted a photo of another student celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, reportedly faces potential expulsion
Charlie Kirk during preparations for the Republican National Convention (RNC) - Source: Getty A week after the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination, a controversy broke out at the University of Utah, reportedly leading to two students facing potential expulsion. According to KUTV, it all started last week when a University of Utah student was photographed holding a cake that read, "Happy Kirkiversary," on campus. Per KUTV, one of the students was Rylie Barnes, the vice president of College Republicans at the University of Utah, who posted the photo on social media to call her out....
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High school football: Week 6 schedule, streams, and scores
SALT LAKE CITY — Check back for the latest scores from all the Week 6 high school football games across the state. KSL Sports' Game Night Live: Lone Peak at Corner Canyon. It's not an easy task to walk into Corner Canyon (4-1) and come away with a win, but Lone Peak (3-2) will be tasked with doing that Friday night in a Region 3 showdown. Both teams have yet to play a region matchup, so Friday will be the first step toward taking control and progressing toward a region title.
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Pioneer girls tennis wins St. George tourney
The Lehi High School girls tennis team captured first place in the Diadem Panther Slam tournament hosted by Pine View High School in St. George on Sept. 11-12. Salem Hills finished second and Hurricane was third in a field of eight teams. The Pioneers claimed the bracket titles in all...
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Herriman (Utah) RB Filisi Filipe set to break 1,000 yards on Friday Night
Five games into the Utah high school football season, and some of the top prospects in the state are starting to emerge. Among them is senior running back Filisi Filipe at Herriman (Utah), who leads the state in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns at this point in the season. Herriman, currently No. 8 in the Utah high school football rankings, is 5-0 to start the season. Across five games this year, the Mustangs have picked up wins against Bountiful (Utah), Stansbury (Utah), West Jordan (Utah), Riverton (Utah), and Bingham (Utah). READ MORE: Utah High School Football Week 2 MVPs: QB’s and RB’...
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High school football: Skyridge bests Lehi in cross-town rivalry matchup
The score might not seem like it, but Skyridge’s defense did considerably more than enough to win its rivalry game with Lehi Thursday night on the road. The Pioneers kept the game close thanks to both a pick-six and a kickoff return for a touchdown, but the Falcons’ defense made sure that it didn’t break them, as Skyridge took the 28-20 road win. “The game is what it is because of the defense,” said Skyridge coach Justin Hemm. “We have two non-offensive touchdowns by Lehi, and defense did a tremendous job all night long of forcing them into third (down) and longs.” The first half was a gritty one by Lehi. Each time Skyridge found the end zone, Lehi answered back in an unconventional way. After Skyridge’s Jagger Fountaine scored the opening touchdown on a quarterback keeper, Lehi’s Paul Unga later picked him off and returned it 30 yards for a touchdown. Then after a 54-yard bomb from Fountaine to Omarian Sanders for a touchdown in the second quarter, Lehi’s Cam Wren returned the ensuing kickoff for 85 yards and a touchdown. Even when Skyridge marched down to the five-yard line at the tail end of the first half, Lehi’s
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Northern Utah High School Player of the Week – Week 5 – Chris Munroe
The John Watson Northern Utah High School Player of the Week is celebrating the best high school football player in Northern Utah. Presented by John Watson Chevrolet in Ogden, each week we honor athletes for their exceptional performance on the gridiron. Our winner this week was Layton Christian Academy running back Chris Munroe.