Brandon Gurney

Provo's Tony Haro has a flare for the dramatic, along with a superior ability to find the back of the net from long range.

BYU offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick provided a good and fairly comprehensive rundown of key developments within the Cougar offense during an interview session recently, touching on every position from quarterback to wide receiver. Much like the Cougar defense, the offense appears to be full of key returning talent albeit with a few more unanswered questions.

Those who follow BYU football closely have become aware of a refrain uttered every so often by opposing coaches, whether it be during pregame interviews or during postgame in an effort to qualify their team’s loss. The refrain has to do with the fact that the Cougars own a substantial age advantage. And yes, due […]

Did you never believe you'd see Norm Chow coaching from the sidelines for the Cougars at LaVell Edwards Stadium again or quarterback John Walsh slinging passes up and down the field at the same venue? Well, it all happened this past Friday in what has become one of the football program's more successful fan-fueled events.

Entering a state championship with nary a loss on your record is quite the accomplishment, although it can be a bit of a tricky prospect. Most coaches will admit to taking losses with a degree of welcomeness throughout any given season as it allows their players the opportunity to identify why they took the loss, make necessary adjustments, and then improve.

Stubborn, and maybe even a bit high-maintenance, but also resilient, dedicated and completely dominant. That’s how American Fork boys tennis coach Jason Herrud described his top player, Braeden Johnson, as he finished out his stellar high school career with his second-straight No. 1 singles 6A title on Saturday. With the win over his good friend […]

Dominant starting pitching along with constant pressure put on the opponent pitching up and down the batting order is typically a great combination for any baseball team. And for defending 6A champion American Fork, all of the above came together effectively in providing a satisfying 8-4 win over Farmington during regional action on Wednesday.

Teams fraught with adverse circumstances can either have it negatively affect their play or use it to rise to the occasion, but seldom does it make no impact whatsoever.

Something eventually had to give for Maple Mountain during Monday's thrilling 5A semifinal matchup versus Hillcrest, and finally, as the first overtime was winding down, it did.

The Provo girls lacrosse team didn't necessarily save its best for last during Tuesday's 16-13 semifinal win over Judge Memorial, although it certainly appeared that way to those in attendance.