Bonneville High School

Stofferahn Named to All-State Academic Team

admin — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 06:36:33 +0000

Senior Wide Receiver and Defensive Back Justin Stofferahn received another impressive catch last Friday as he was named to the All-State Academic Team.

Stofferahn, a son of Jared and Lisa Stofferahan, scored a perfect 4.0 GPA throughout his high school years. This season, every member of that elite squad earned that unblemished mark.

Congrats to Justin and best wishes from totalUTAHpreps.com

Season Ends to Powerful Colts

admin — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 03:19:05 +0000

COTTONWOOD - The Colts proved they are ready for those boys down south. Cottonwood remained perfect on the season in destroying Bonneville 44-7 in the 4A Quarterfinal game Friday. They scored early and often and limited the Laker offense to under 150 yards on the day.

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Salt Lake Tribune Article

Deseret News Video

Lakers Pull off Last Minute Playoff Win

admin — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:20:14 +0000

OREM - The game looked as if it was heading to overtime when the Lakers finally connected a pass play. QB Todd Aubrey found Devin Mickles all alone along the right side and Mickles went 58-yards for the game winning score with under a minute left in the game to give the Lakers a 28-21 victory over Mountain View.

Bonneville who was the fourth seed going from Region 5, knocked off the Bruins who were the second seeded team. However it wasn’t the upset that many people are calling it. MV has struggled late in the season, including a 32-0 loss to Orem to end the regular season. The Lakers have now won four straight games after a brutal 3-3 Region season.

The Lakers 5-5 on the season, got two Adam Farnsworth field goals early in the game to jump out to a 6-0 lead. Moutain View countered late in the first quarter with a Anthonly Heimuli 58-yard burst to give MV a 7-6 lead after one period.

Bonneville responded with a lengthy second quarter drive, capped off by a Austin Richards 14-yard run. Richards then successfully nailed the two-point conversion to help the Lakers to a 14-7 lead. MV then came right back with a 80-yard drive of their own with the normally tough Laker defense, certainly their strength throughout the year, giving up a Dustin Thacker-to-Flint Gardner TD to knot the score at 14-14 at halftime.

Both teams scored once in the third, MV took advantage of a Laker fumble in the endzone and scored, while Austin Land found paydirt with a 15-yard run.

With the win, the Lakers get the chance to play powerhouse Cottonwood Friday.

Bonneville-Mountain View video clip, courtesy of GotHighlights.com

Playoff Edition of the Coaches Show!

admin — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 03:19:39 +0000

The playoffs are here and the Lakers are on their way! Bonneville is peaking at the right time and learn how they will take on the Bruins of Mountain View on this week’s edition of the Laker Coaches Show. Click here to listen to the show!

Former Laker preserves BYU win

admin — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 02:37:28 +0000

PROVO -Andrew Rich help save the season and the game for BYU Saturday as his last second interception in the endzone help preserve a 42-35 win over UNLV.

The former all-state Laker, who played at Snow College last year, is a walk-on to the Cougar program and is getting more playing time each game.

“That’s big for us. We have a bunch of guys who love to win and are fighters,” Rich said. “We knew they’d come out and play hard. We got beat pretty good last week but we worked hard and came out after working hard and responded in a positive way.”

Rich said his interception just landed in his hands.

“I timed it pretty well,” he said. “I knew that (No.) 18 is a pretty good jumper and they like to get it to him and have him go up over everybody. I didn’t know where he was, I just tried to go up and hold on to it.”

Lakers Take State!

admin — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 02:24:10 +0000

Adding the Lakers name to the list of teams that win the state championship didn’t seem likely two weeks ago, but this team showed a great deal of determination, grit and desire in knocking off Bountiful 2-0 to claim the 4A State Championship Saturday at Juan Diego High School.

Hayley Bowden picked a great time to score her first goal of the year, slamming the ball into the net midway through the first half, giving Bonneville a 1-0 edge.

Britty McGregor did a terrific job in the net for the Lakers all game long while Jaiden Thornock added an insurance goal late in the game to give Bonneville the title.

Deseret News photo/ Jason Olsen

Lakers Coaches Show

admin — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 11:44:14 +0000

The Lakers finally sip of the sweet taste of victory with a major 52-14 thrashing of rival Roy. Review the Lakers-Royals game with Coach Matt Williams only on totalUTAHpreps.com.

For the full interview by Zac Lambert, click here

Lakers Coach Show Debut!!

admin — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 02:17:18 +0000

Bonneville Head Football Coach Matt Williams debuts in the Laker Coaches Show. Listen to the comments about the Bonneville-Bountiful Region 5 opener, the past three preseason games, the unusual plays so far in Lakers 1-2 preseason.

Click here to listen to the debut of the Laker Coaches Show, hosted by totalUTAHpreps.com’s Zac Lambert

Bonneville 20, Weber 2

admin — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:32:29 +0000

PLEASANT VIEW - The Lakers nearly post a shutout as Bonneville picks up their first win of the season, pounding Weber 20-2 in a non-region game for both schools. The Bonneville defense dominated Weber’s offense in the second half.

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Lakers Lose to Layton Lancers

admin — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:37:31 +0000

Washington Terrace - The 500th game in Bonneville history did not make the memories the Lakers had hoped for. But Layton boasts one of the most historic teams in its history and rolled past Coach Matt Williams crew 20-0 in the 2008 opener.

LAYTON 20, BONNEVILLE 0
at Washington Terrace
Layton	7	7	6	0	-20
Bonneville	0	0	0	0	0
Layton-	Williams 25 run (Walker kick)
Layton-	Jackson 6 run (Walker kick)
Layton-	Williams 2 run (kick failed)

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