In an exciting last home game of the season, Springville’s Red Devils didn’t disappoint with a stellar, but close victory over local rival Maple Mountain, 46-44. Springville handed Maple Mountain its first region loss of the season. The Red Devils were led by Andrew Slack, who scored 21 points and grabbed 9 rebounds.
On Valentine’s Day, at the last home game of the season, Lady Red Devil Senior Cheerleaders were honored.
Valentine’s Day was so sweet watching the D’Males perform during halftime. This annual SHS tradition is when the boys become the drill team and the girls, D’Velles, teach and choreograph the dance. So entertaining for all.
On Friday, February 10, Springville High’s boys varsity basketball team traveled to Salem in a match-up against the Skyhawks. The Red Devils brought home a road win, 64-43. Springville picked up their eighth region win with the road victory over Salem Hills, 64-43. Andrew Slack had 22 points while Josh Elison had 14 points to lead the way.
Contestants:
Cailyn Hackworth, FFA
Ana Jimenez, Latinos in Action
Abi Key, Choir
Sophie Wilcox, Swim Team
Naomi Pruett, HOSA
Heather Woolf, Key Club
Abi Maccabee, HOPE Squad
Sadie Mangum, Drama Guild
Mckenzie Ferran, Softball
Tiana Spencer, Polly Club
Tersadie Nuttall, Wrestling
Tyree Strong, Student Council
Erika Crystal, NHS
Alisa Boyer, FCCLA
Parker Nelson, Cheer
Sarah Larson, ASL
Sweetheart’s Queen, Samantha Gutierrez, Representing Pro-Start
1st Attendant, Julie Sumsion, representing Cross Country
2nd Attendant, Lela Packard, representing Dance Company
On Wednesday, February 15, the Sweethearts Contestants decorated their cakes in preparation for the big auction tomorrow morning, Thursday, February 16.
On Valentine’s Day, Springville’s Lady Red Devils girls basketball blew past local rival Maple Mountain, 78-51. Savannah Sumsion and Cheyanne Brown each had huge performances adding 23 and 22 points respectively in the win.
photos by Jeff Porcaro, MapleMountainSports.com
During the last home game on Tuesday, February 14, Springville High Seniors on the girls basketball team were honored: Mikayla Miyasaki, Kennedy Clement, Kami Warner, Cheyanne Brown, Mary Fredrickson, Savannah Sumsion, and Taylee Smith.
Senior Taylee Smith has served the Springville High Red Devil girls basketball team for the past two years as team manager. Smith wants nothing more than to actually play high school sports. On Valentine’s Day, she got her chance. Smith started the game and scored on the first play. This was an incredible moment for Smith, the entire team, and all the fans in attendance. Smith is a Senior this year and was honored with all the other Senior team members.
photos by Jeff Porcaro, MapleMountainSports.com