Girls Golf Update

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The Maple Mountain Lady Golden Eagles golf team is well on their way to a successful season.  Playing on a consistent level as a team, with the girls steadily improving scores with each match, this team has made some noise in region competition.

“Our main goal for the season is to make it to state, and it looks like that’s going to happen,” said Head Coach Justin Nelson, “The other big goal is for each girl to improve her score with each match.”

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By Nathan Foutz and Olin Anderson, MMHS Staff Writers

Brandon Curtis Invitational Track Meet

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On Monday, May 2, Springville High will host an invitational track meet at Maple Mountain High in memory of Brandon Curtis, a Springville High senior who passed away last year due to a car incident. Sixteen schools will be competing on Maple Mountain’s eight lane state qualifying track.  The meet will begin at 1 pm.

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By: Aimee Vargas, Micala Pearson and Jamie Gashler, MMHS Staff Writers

MMHS Prep of the Week – Sondra Novak

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Junior Sondra Novak is Maple Mountain High’s Prep of the Week.  Novak broke two school track records at the last meet.  Novak’s track participation includes shot put, javelin, sprint and high jump.  Novak said, “It is fun to watch all the meets because there are so many different events, and it’s a good environment with all the different people in one place doing the same things they love.”

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by Deanna Barton and Kaylie Smith, MMHS Staff Writers

Prom Royalty 2011

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Picture 1:
Senior Prom Royalty from left to right:  Alex Trujillo and Nicole Gledhill (2nd Attendants), Katherine Wilkins and Brayden Rymer (1st Attendants), Savannah Martin and Hudson Sheranian (Prom Queen and King), and Jenny Hatch and Adam Keele (3rd Attendants)

Picture 2:
Junior Prom Royalty from left to right:  Amy Jacobsen, David Allsop, Bobbe Graham, Madison Hurst, Carly Bastian and David Bates

Maple Mountain FIRST Robotics Team takes 2nd at regional competition

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Maple Mountain’s Eaglebots took 2nd place at the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics regional competition which included competitors from Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming. The team had to design and create a robot that could hang tubes on racks with three rows and three columns. The top row was nine and a half feet in the air and worth three points.  At the end, the teams could deploy a “minibot” to climb a ten and a half foot pole, this competition was worth 30 points.

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By Kinsey Williams, Jamie Farley and Kalin Wall, MMHS Staff Writers