Lone Peak Big Horns lost by height and not by heart in the Friday night home game against the Twin Bridges Falcons. T he Big Horns were in the game with only three points separating the teams in the first quarter. In the second quarter they started to slide.
We are now halfway through the basketball season and the second half of district play is about to begin. This is always an exciting time of year because you have seen each team at least once and coaches get the opportunity to more thoroughly tailor their strategy toward different teams in preparation for the district tournament.
Lone Peak Lady Big Horns won 37-22 versus White Sulphur Lady Hornets at the Dec. 19 home game.
“Lady Big Horn Sophomore Carly Wilson led the effort with 10 of her 14 points in the 1st quarter as Lone Peak opened a 15-4 lead and never trailed,” coach Loren Bough said.
The Lone Mountain Ranch cross country ski trail section from intersection 33 to intersection 32 off of Andesite Road is now indefinitely closed.
New leadership for a young team
Big Horns girls basketball team sees changes, but also opportunities
Sometimes there is a click – a connection, synchronicity – a flow. Experts have studied it, trying to figure-out how to replicate it in teams and businesses. There are even books written about it.
Lone Peak High School volleyball players, parents and fans say that this last season was a good example of what a team can become.
Lone Peak Big Horns varsity volleyball earned a hard-fought third place finish in the Class 11-C District Volleyball Tournament. It may have felt a little like the film “Groundhog Day”, as it has been a third place finish for the varsity team for the past three years.
The Lone Peak High School Lady Big Horns once again proved a dominant force, beating Twin Bridges Falcons after a quick three game sweep on Oct. 18 at Twin Bridges. Hannah Dreisbach made good use of her height and power, destroying the ball and leaving the Falcons scrambling.
In Twin Bridges on Friday night, the clock was ticking down on the Big Horns and with 10 seconds left in the game Quarterback Frankie Starz took the snap at the Falcons 16, drifted left, avoided the rush and threw across the field to the back right of the end zone to Wide Receiver Austin Samuels.
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