Come watch the
Copper Hills Boys Lacrosse Team
BEAT Bingham
as we make our way to the
State Play-Offs
THURSDAY
7:00 PM
AT
BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM
Help us show Bingham our
GRIZZLY PRIDE
& outnumber their fans!!!
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Media Blast for Team Ramona
It's time to fundraise for Team Ramona! Media blast is super easy- just send messages to everyone you know in the world!!!
Copy & paste these messages into your email, texts, facebook & twitter for a quick & easy way to get the message out. Or feel free to switch it up, or write your own if you want!
o EMAIL-
§ Friends, My lacrosse team, the Copper Hills Grizzlies, is participating in a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen ‘Race for the Cure’ to benefit breast cancer research. Last October, our team lost one of our most faithful supporters when a teammate’s mom lost her battle against breast cancer. As a team, we want to do everything we can to make sure this doesn’t happen to anyone else’s mom in the future. Will you please consider donating to Team Ramona and sponsoring my team and me in the 5K ‘Race for the Cure’ event on May 7th? Go to www.komenslc.org & click on “Donate” or mail your donation to Salt Lake City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, 8160 S. Highland Dr. Suite A-5, Sandy, UT 84093 Your donation is tax deductible & your cancelled check will serve as your receipt.
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§ Copper Hills Lacrosse is doing Race 4 the Cure 5K & fundraising in honor of teammate’s mom who died from breast cancer. Will u plz sponsor me & donate? Thnx.
o FACEBOOK
§ Copper Hills Lacrosse is Racing for the Cure with Team Ramona in honor of our teammate’s mom who lost her life to breast cancer last year. Please sponsor me and my team- donate $ to me or online @ www.komenslc.org & click donate.
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§ CHHS Lacrosse is doing Race 4 the Cure in honor of teammate’s mom who died from breast cancer. Will u plz sponsor me & donate? Thnx.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Sophomore Game Schedule Update
Please note the following changes to the Sophomore Game Schedule:
CHLax Sophs vs. Lone Peak has been changed to Friday, April 29 at our Home field, West Hills Middle.
CHLax Sophs vs. Brighton has been changed to 3:00 pm instead of 5:30 on Saturday, April 30th @ Albion Middle (click on address on Game Schedule Page to see map.)
The Game Schedule Page has been updated to reflect the changes.
CHLax Sophs vs. Lone Peak has been changed to Friday, April 29 at our Home field, West Hills Middle.
CHLax Sophs vs. Brighton has been changed to 3:00 pm instead of 5:30 on Saturday, April 30th @ Albion Middle (click on address on Game Schedule Page to see map.)
The Game Schedule Page has been updated to reflect the changes.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Copper Hills Ranked #3!
Prodigy Boys Coaches Poll – Week 6 – April 19, 2011 - By Tim Haslam
Utah Lacrosse News is proud to partner with Prodigy Network Inc for the 2011 Boys Coaches Polls. Alta takes the top spot in D-I, followed closely by Judge. Copper Hills jumped two spots causing Brighton and Juan Diego to fall. Bonneville and Bountiful enter the poll. In D-II, Davis continues to be the No. 1 ranked team. Mountain View comes back into the Top 10 after getting knocked out last week.
| Rank | Team | Record | Points | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alta (5) | 8-1 | 86 | +1 |
| 2 | Judge (3) | 11-0 | 79 | -1 |
| 3 | Copper Hills (1) | 8-3 | 70 | +2 |
| 4 | Brighton | 8-3 | 61 | -1 |
| 5 | Juan Diego | 5-3 | 53 | -1 |
| 6 | Park City | 4-2 | 46 | - |
| 7 | Olympus | 5-3 | 30 | - |
| 8 | Bingham | 6-6 | 26 | - |
| 9 | Bonneville | 6-2 | 19 | NR |
| 10 | Bountiful | 4-6 | 11 | NR |
Waterford (6 pts.), Pleasant Grove (5 pts.), Lone Peak (3 pts.)
Link to original ULN article.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Service Projects
One of the requirements for Lettering in Copper Hills Lacrosse is participating in at least one Team Service Project. Here are three options that are available to players and their families. You may participate in as many as you like.
CHLax will be participating with TEAM RAMONA in the 2011 Race for the Cure 5K Fun Run/Walk and Fundraiser - Team Ramona was formed to honor teammate Ben Smith’s mom, Ramona Smith, who passed away from Breast Cancer last fall.
- Fundraising April 8th – 25th. All donations must be turned in by April 25th at 9pm to Coach Evans.
- Fundraising can be done by going door-to-door, going in groups to store entrances (with permission from managers), email/social media blast and by asking friends & family to donate. Donations are tax deductible.
- Please wear your CHLax Jerseys when fundraising and PLEASE be polite. You are representing The Team, the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Team Ramona.
- 5K Run/Walk– May 7 at 8 am at the Gateway Mall. Participants will receive Team Ramona T-Shirts & participate in Pre-Race Fitness Warm Up. The race starts at 8:30 am.
- MAP to The Gateway Mall
- All donations will go to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
- Sign Up April 10th by email– copperhillslax@yahoo.com
- Print page two of this pdf file & fill out the registration.
- More information will be given to those who sign up.
- April 30 from 7 am—1 pm
- Meet at West Jordan City Park (exact meeting place to be determined.) MAP to West Jordan City Park
- 7 am– 8 am: Breakfast & Kick off, Participants will receive T-Shirts
- 8 am– 12 pm: Give service in one of 3 areas: Domestic Violence Shelter, West Jordan Park Beautification, or Jordan River Parkway Restoration
- 12 pm– Lunch will be served to participants.
- Sign Up By April 25th by email- copperhillslax@yahoo.com
CHLax will help honor Fallen Utah Officers
- May 4th at 6 pm at the Utah State Capitol Building
- Meet at the Utah Law Enforcement Memorial (on the west side of the capitol)
- Visit UtahsFallen.org to learn more about this memorial
- Participants will set up flags representing Utah Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty.
- MAP to the Utah State Capitol
- Sign Up by email– copperhillslax@yahoo.com
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
CHLax Vs. Judge- Wednesday April 13
UPDATE-
JV will be leading off tonight's series against Judge Memorial High School.
JV will be leading off tonight's series against Judge Memorial High School.
Game time is 5:15 pm at Judge Stadium.
Varsity will follow at 7:15 pm.
GO GRIZZLIES!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Service Projects
The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity.
~Leo Tolstoy
to read about three options that are available to players and their families. You may participate in as many as you like.
Service builds team unity & strengthens individuals. You have the opportunity to help others who can never pay you back. Compassion has a greater reward than payback ever could!
Service builds team unity & strengthens individuals. You have the opportunity to help others who can never pay you back. Compassion has a greater reward than payback ever could!
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Utah Lacrosse News: "Boys: No. 5 Copper Hills Dismantles No. 7 Park City"
“I was really pleased with the intensity of the game,” said Copper Hills Head Coach Matt Evans. “It was definitely the most complete game we’ve played thus far.”
The Grizzlies took over early, winning the opening face-off and taking a long possession. Both teams took their time feeling out the defense but Copper Hills scored first on a goal by Senior Attackmen Bryce Fontenot midway through the first on a slow break. Park City kept attacking the cage but Copper Hills Goalie Talyn Bowman was a rock between the pipes, constantly saving shot after shot. Copper Hills scored again at the five minute mark but the Miners continued to get the ball. The Copper Hills defense wouldn’t budge as they consistently forced bad shots and turnovers.
The second quarter was more of the same. Park City continued to shoot and Copper Hills continued to save shots. Copper Hills scored midway through the second off a rebound. Midfielder David Wissinger ran towards the crease, grabbed the rebound and quick-sticked the ball into the back of the net. The Grizzlies started to gain more and more momentum which led to a goal by Midfielder Parker Davis who took the ball at the face-off X and ran through the Park City defense, bouncing the ball past the Park City goalie for a goal and and extending the Grizzly lead to four.
Park City’s shooting woes continued. Bowman came out of the cage on a clear but lost the ball between the midfield and restraining line. Park City scooped it up and moved the ball forward to their Attackmen who shot it at an open goal but Copper Hills Defensemen Jacob Jackson stood in the crease and blocked the shot.
Park City was finally able to find the net when Clark Graham took the ball from the defensive end and ran through the Grizzly defense for the goal, cutting the score to 4-1 in favor of Copper Hills at halftime.
Copper Hills Defensemen Tyler Evans Defending Park City Attackmen Griffin Perkiel
Since Copper Hills had possession at the end of the half and were man-down, they started with the ball on their defensive end. Bowman cleared it to a midfielder who then found Attackmen Cody Pope who found Fontenot in the middle of the field in front of the crease who shot it for a goal just seconds into the second half.
The game turned into a physical battle with both teams committing several penalties which led to a short-handed goal by Park City Midfielder Joe Sisk to bring the score to 5-2. Copper Hills would score three more times to end the third quarter with a 8-2 lead.
The fourth quarter started with Park City winning the face-off and taking a bad shot. Bowman came out of the crease on a clear and lowered his head while running through a Park City attackmen, earning an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Bowman continued to taunt the Park City player after the whistle, earning him a second unsportsmanlike penalty and an ejection from the game. Sophomore Goalie Spencer Smith stepped into the cage for the Grizzlies.
The Grizzlies would score five more goals and only allow Park City to score three times en route to the 13-5 win.
“We controlled the ball and the game,” said Evans. “We worked it around and played a total offense. I’m really happy with how they played for sure.”
Copper Hills was led by Fontenot who had 5 goals and 4 assists.
The biggest surprise of the game was Park City Attackmen Griffin Perkiel who was shut down by Grizzly Defensemen Tyler Evans. Perkiel had been averaging 4.33 points per game and had 12 goals on the season, however, Perkiel didn’t register a single point against the Grizzlies.
Bowman had 17 saves and Smith had 4 saves. Park City Goalie Peter Hoburg had 8 saves.
Copper Hills will face conference foe No. 8 Waterford on Tuesday, April 12. Park City will play No. 6 Olympus on Wednesday.
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