Cedar High School

The Cedar Reds Girls swim team took 2nd place in the state competition over the weekend amassing 217 points. The Reds took home Placing in the top 5 in events were 5th place in the 200Y Medley Relay-Olivia Price, Sydney Selinger, Addison Taylor and Natalie Moses. Addison Taylor 4th place in 200Y Freestyle Aspen Simper 2nd place in 500Y Freestyle 3rd place in the 200Y Freestyle Relay Aspen Simper, Natalie Moses, Jacie Prisbrey and Olivia Price Olivia Price 5th place in 100Y Backstroke 4th place in the 400Y Freestyle Relay Addison Taylor, Sydney Selinger, Kelsee Leavitt and Aspen Simper

In a precursor to the State Tournament that will take place next week the Cedar Reds wrestlers took on half of the 4A field at the Divisionals over the weekend. The lone winner for the Reds was Aiden Po’uha who won his 190 lb title match by decision 10-8 over his competitor from Ridgeline. The Reds boys had two other competitors reach the finals in Rayce Zobell at 157 lbs and James Houston at 106 lbs but they were unable to get the victory in the championship. Other placers for the Reds qualifying for the State tournament were, James Williams at 106 lbs. at 7th place. Maximillian Diaz at 113 lbs. at 8th place. Greg Melling at 120 lbs. at 3rd place Wyatt Greehhalgh 4th place and Zach Taylor 7th place both qualified at 126 Andres Valencia qualified in 6th place at 138 lbs. Jonathan Kelly 3rd and Cooper Jolley 4th both qualified at 150 lbs. Jancen Payne qualified at 157 lbs 4th place along with Rayce Zobell Justin Anderson took 3rd place at 165 lbs and Carson Savage also qualified in 6th place Oscar Jiminez took 7th place at 175 lbs Ian Po’uha took 6th place at 215 lbs Jayson Ziegler took 4th place at 285 lbs. On the Girls side Melbourne Earl took 2nd place in her weight division, Ice Grilli also took 2nd place, along with Katherine Hall in her weight division.

The Cedar Reds girls basketball team picked up win #4 on the season as they defeated Pine View to gain the season sweep of the Panthers. The two teams struggled offensively early, between the two teams there was one basket and 4 free throws scored as the Reds took a 5-1 lead after the first quarter. The second quarter the offenses started to click as Pine View scored 12 points and the Reds spread the offense around with Kasia Davis and Kianna Warby each hitting 3 pointers and Anna Robison and Kiara Hansen each scoring a basket. The Reds took a 15-13 score into the break. The game turned and the third quarter belonged to the Reds as they were able to run out to a big lead outscoring the Panthers 20-5 in the 3rd. With the game seemingly in hand after the Reds kept the Panthers to 18 points in the first 3 quarters, the Panthers would not go away applying full court pressure and the Reds struggled to break the press allowing Pine View to work back into it to get within 4 with three minutes left. Key free throws down the stretch from Annalyse Shimada and Gabby Gomez secured the lead late in the game for the Reds to come out victorious. The Reds used a balanced scoring attack led by senior Anna Robison's double double scoring 10 points with 11 rebounds and Kiara Hansen scored 9 points and pulled down 11 boards as well. Gabby Gomez scored 9 points with 4 assists. Kasia Davis and Annalyse Shimada each had 6 points, with Mya Bishoff and Kianna Warby each scoring 3 points and Sadie Parson pulled down 8 rebounds along with her 2 points. The Reds move to 4-6 in Region play with 2 more games left on the schedule hosting Dixie and traveling to Hurricane next week.

The Cedar Reds Mohey Tawa moved onto the State Finals round after an impressive performance on Thursday afternoon at UVU. The Reds were in the top 2 of the 4 teams in their pod moving them onto the final round for the State Drill Team Championships. The 4A Finals competition will begin at approximately 4:36 pm. Mohey will be taking the floor for the Military routine at 5:18 pm, Dance routine will be at 5:48 pm and the show routine is scheduled for 7:18 pm.

The Cedar Reds Varsity Girls Basketball team got the victory over the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs 34-26 on Tuesday night. It took a while for the offense to get started as the Reds could only muster 9 points at the half falling behind the Mustangs 14-9. But the Offense started to click and the Defense continued to hold the Mustangs at bay as Cedar outscored Crimson Cliffs 14-6 in the third quarter to take a 3 point lead into the 4th. The Mustangs were able to even the score at 26 a piece with 6:15 to go in the game but the Reds closed things out by holding the Mustangs scoreless the rest of the way to get the Victory. The Reds were led in scoring by Annalyse Shimada who had 9 points followed closely by Gabby Gomez who poured in 8. Mya Bishoff hit a couple of three pointers for 6 points, Kiara Hansen had 4, Kianna Warby, Kasia Davis and Anna Robison each had 2 points and McKenzie Bird put in a free throw for 1 point to round out the scoring on the night for the Reds. Shimada and Hansen each pulled down 9 rebounds and Gomez added 4 assists in the Win.

The Cedar Reds girls Swimmers edged out the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs by 1.5 points to take home the Region Title. A great effort all around by the entire team allowed the Reds to bring home the Trophy. The event places are shown below. 200 Yard Medley Relay=3rd Place–Aspen Simper, Sydney Selinger, Addison Taylor and Natalie Moses 200 Yard Free=1st Place–Aspen Simper, 2nd place Addison Taylor, 3rd place Olivia Price, 6th Place Jacie Prisbrey 50 Yard Freestye=2nd Place–Sydney Selinger, 4th place–Natalie Moses 100 Yard Freestyle=5th place–Natalie Moses 500 Yard Freestyle=1st Place (School Record) Aspen Simper, 2nd Place Addison Taylor 200 Yard Freesytle Relay=1st Place–Natalie Moses, Olivia Price, Jacie Prisbrey and Aspen Simper 100 Yard Backstroke=2nd Place–Olivia Price, 3rd Place–Sydney Selinger 400 Yard Freestyle Relay=3rd Place–Addison Taylor, Olivia Price, Kelsee Leavitt and Sydney Selinger WAY TO GO GIRLS!!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS.

The Cedar Reds boys swim team finished in 2nd place at the Region 10 meet over the weekend. The boys were edged out by The Crimson Cliffs Mustangs by 5 points 416-411. Individual Results listed below. 200 Yard Medley Relay=3rd Place–Tanner Dodds, Ashten Krans, Tylan Murray and Justin Granado 200 Yard IM=3rd place–Tanner Dodds, 4th Place– Ashten Krans 50 Yard Free=3rd place–James Smith, 4th Place– Emery Cook, 5th Place–Andrew Sagers 100 Yard Butterfly=2nd Place–Andrew Sagers, 6th Place–Kyle Lunt 100 Yard Freestyle=2nd Place–Jsutin Granado, 4th Place–James Smith 500 Yard Freestyle=2nd Place–Tanner Dodds 200 Yard Freestyle Relay=1st Place-James Smith, Emery Cook, Tylan Murray and Andrew Sagers 100 Yard Backstroke=3rd Place–Justin Granado, 6th Place Joshua Barrick 100 Yard Breaststroke=2nd Place–Ashten Krans, 6th Place Emery Cook 400 Yard Freestyle Relay=1st Place–Tanner Dodds, Justin Granado, James Smith, Andrew Sagers Congratulations boys!!!

Aspen Simper breaks 34 year old School Record! Aspen Simper swam the fastest 500 Yard Freestyle in the History of Cedar High School at the Region championships over the weekend swimming a 5:28.14. The Previous school record of 5:29.73 was set in 1989 by Danyale Griffiths. Congratulations Aspen!!!

The Cedar Reds Wrestling team got another Win in the Duel vs the Mustangs by a 42-35 score. The duel started off with the heavyweight division where Jayson Ziegler earned a forfeit to give the Reds. a 6-0 head start. Crimson quickly overcame that deficit with a pin and a Technical fall for an 11-6 lead before the Reds answered right back with back to back pins by Greg Melling and Wyatt Greenhalgh to give the Reds an 18-11 advantage. The next 18 points belonged to Crimson as they earned two pins and an injury forfeit to take the lead right back at 29-18. The Reds would dominate the mat from that point on as they won the next five matches Cooper Jolley (9-2, dec.) and Jancen Payne (13-8, dec.) both picked up wins by decision before Justin Anderson, Carson Savage and Aiden Po’uha each picked up wins by fall to give the Reds 24 more points and a 42-29 advantage before the final match of the night was taken by the Mustangs at 215 pounds by way of a fall making the final score 42-35 in favor of the Reds. Way to go Wrestlers.

The Cedar Reds Boys Basketball team avoided the upset on Wednesday night with a huge 3rd quarter outscoring Hurricane 25-11 and would hold off the Tigers in the 4th quarter for the win. Ty Bronson led the Reds in scoring with 13 points in his return from a wrist injury. Nate Rogers had 12 points and the Albrecht brothers combined for 18 with Stockton netting 10 and Easton scoring 8. Kreitzer and Coronado each added 7 points and Boston Garrett contributed 5 for the Reds. Nate Rogers also added 7 rebounds and 6 assists in the win. Way to go Reds!!!

Boys Basketball travels to Snow Canyon Tonight The Reds are taking on the Warriors at 7 pm tonight in Santa Clara. The Reds are 5-6 and sit at #11 in the RPI while Snow Canyon is 9-5 and #7 in the RPI standings. Good Luck tonight Reds, go get a W!!! Watch it Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17o6_5mGOYs

Wrestling takes on the Warriors at home The Cedar Reds Wrestlers are hosting the Snow Canyon Warriors on Wednesday evening at 7 pm. Come out and support the Wrestling team tonight. Good Luck Wrestling!!!

NCAA and NAIA Athlete Eligibility and Recruiting Workshop Paul Putnam recruiting services will be providing a 3 part workshop starting Mon. Jan 9 to discuss NCAA and NAIA eligibility requirements for colleges and providing recruiting information. This will be an online workshop. Details and information are found on the youtube link below. https://youtu.be/C6b2A9pA6i0

We want to make you aware of resources available in the community for District Employees, students or other family members who may be struggling with the tragedy that occurred in Enoch. Counselors and social workers will continue to be available in schools Friday and as needed the following week. A mobile crisis clinic staffed by volunteer licensed therapists has been set up at the Homestead Building (LDS Church), 1390 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch. It is available until 8 p.m. this evening and from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday. If you are in immediate Crisis, please call the 24/7 Utah Crisis Line: 988 or 800-273-8255, text 988 or chat at 988Lifeline.org/chat SAFEUT offers help at anytime. Call 833-372-3388 or start a chat at https://safeut.org Canyon Creek Services can be reached at 435-867-9411 Counseling services are available at Family Healthcare - Cedar City East Clinic, 435-865-1384 or Four Point Community Health Center, 435-586-1112.

The Cedar Reds host the Canyon View Falcons Thursday night at 7 pm. Both Boys and Girls Wrestlers will take the mat in the Cross Town Rivalry between the Falcons and the Reds. Come out and watch the action at Cedar High.

Come out to Cedar High School Tuesday night as the girls play Canyon View at 5:30 and the Boys host the Falcons at 7 pm. Good Luck to both the Girls and Boys tonight. If you are out of town and would like to watch you can watch on varsity sports tv. Good Luck Basketball!!

Cedar High will be on a PM Assembly Schedule Tuesday, Dec. 6. 1st Period: 7:50 - 9:07 2nd Period: 9:12 - 10:29 3rd Period: 10:34 - 11:51 Lunch 11:51 - 12:38 4th Period 12:38 - 1:55 Assembly 2:00 - 2:40

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The Cedar High Band will be hosting their Jazz and Percussion Concert on Monday night at the Cedar High Auditorium at 7:30 pm. Come out and listen to the award winning Reds Jazz Band.