Cedar High School

Coach Harris named 4A Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year After the Cedar High Girls Cross Country team took home the state championship, coach Greg Harris was named as the 4A Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year. Congratulations Coach Harris.

CONGRATULATIONS EMMA PAGE STATE CHAMP!!!!! Emma Page crossed the finish line first in the 4A state Cross Country meet on Tuesday afternoon claiming the Individual State Title in a time of 18:58.2. CONGRATULATIONS EMMA!!!

Girls Cross Country team brings home State Title. The Cedar Reds Girls Varsity Cross Country team brought home the 4A State Title Tuesday afternoon for the 10th time in school history but the first time since 2007. Emma Page who took 2nd place last season blazed through the Rose Park Course finishing 5 seconds ahead of the next competitor. To win a state title in cross country teams count the scores of the placement of each of their top 5 runners, trying to score as few points as possible. The Reds knew the Pine View Panthers have had a strangle hold on the title winning the last 3 championships and 5 of the last 6 and we needed to out run them to bring home the title. The Reds did just that as the top 5 runners for the Reds finished in the top 14 runners out of the 13 schools competing. Emma Page took 1st with Mayce Dalton finishing 4th overall and Marissa Oveson 6th to all earn medals, but it was the 4th and 5th runners for the Reds Callie Peterson and Lucy Eckley finishing 12th and 14th overall that secured the title as they finished in front of the final PV runner to secure the title. Congratulations Girls!

The Cedar Reds Boys Cross Country team came into the state meet hoping to improve on their 3rd place finish in Region the week before with the top teams in the state hailing from Region 10. The Cedar runners ran a great race sticking together as they pushed towards the finish line with the top 5 racers within the top 11 spots coming down the stretch. Unfortunately they fell slightly off pace and Desert Hills and Snow Canyon were able to finish in front of the top 5 for the Reds. Cedar Scored 61 points, with Justin Dodds finishing 7th and Braxten Gifford 10th to each earn medal spots. Spencer Heaton and Spencer Shakespeare finished 12 and 13th respectively with Logan Peel rounding out the top 5 for the Reds at #19. Well done boys.

Congratulations Cedar Reds 4A Girls Cross Country State Champs!!! Good job boys for winning 3rd place. Come help bring our State Champions home! Tonight Tuesday, October 25th at 10:00pm they will be escorted on a Cedar City Fire Truck. Meet at State Bank of Southern Utah across from the City Main Park.

The Cedar Reds will be competing for the state title in Cross Country on Tuesday afternoon as they take on the rest of the 4A field. The Race will be at Rose Park in Salt Lake City with the Girls racing at 3 pm and the Boys race starting at 4 pm. The Girls are region champs and look to take that momentum into the championship race as they narrowly defeated Pine View last week in the Region race. The boys are defending state champions, but took 3rd in region last week behind Desert Hills and Snow Canyon which was a tightly contested race with 9 points separating the top 3 teams. Good Luck Runners!!!!!!

It was a defensive battle from the opening kickoff and the Cedar Reds defense was able to keep the Grizzlies off of the scoreboard to collect a shutout victory and move onto the state quarterfinals. The only score of the game was late in the first quarter as QB Koden Lunt took the snap and scampered into the end zone for a 6 yard touchdown run. Edgar Hernandez-Hinojosa tacked on the Extra Point for the Reds to give them a 7-0 lead which ended up being the difference in the game. Logan had two opportunities in which they were able to get the ball inside the 10 yard line. After the Reds scored their touchdown the Grizzlies drove the ball down to the 6 yard line early in the second quarter but were held off the board as their field goal attempt sailed wide. Neither team could find much offensive rhythm as offensive penalties plagued both sides. Late in the 4th quarter Logan had an opportunity to tie the game late as they drove down inside the 10 yard line once again, reaching the 8, however a 4th down conversion fell short with and incomplete pass on 4th and 3. With no timeouts left the Grizzlies were unable to stop the clock as the Reds took a knee in victory formation. The Win puts the Reds in the Quarterfinals vs. Crimson Cliffs next Friday night.

The Cedar Reds Volleyball team picked up their 20th victory of the season as they closed out the regular season by defeating the Pine View Panthers in 4 sets. The Panthers came out quickly as they took game 1 from the highly favored Reds 25-23. Cedar settled into the match in the second set defeating the Panthers handily 25-16 and kept that momentum rolling into the 3rd set to handle the Panthers 25-12. Pine View wasn’t going to go quietly on Senior night as they battled the Reds to the very end forcing the match into extra points before the Reds were able to finally take the 4th set 26-24 finishing off the Panthers. The Reds now look for the final RPI reveal to determine their seeding for the State Tournament. Congratulations girls!

The Cedar High Girls Cross Country team are the Region Champions. For the first time in over a decade the girls finished in the top spot in region competition, but it wasn’t by much. The Reds took the top spot in the race beating out Pine View as Cedar had 31 points to Pine View's 33. Individually Marisa Oveson took second place overall in the race with Emma Page taking 3rd just behind Oveson. Mayce Dalton finished in the 5th spot and Callie Peterson finished in 8th spot, each earning medals for the top 10 finishers. The 5th Cedar runner to cross the line to complete the scoring was Lucy Eckley finishing in 13th place overall. It was an extremely strong race for the Lady Reds netting the the first place trophy. On the boys side the Reds finished in 3rd place just 9 points behind the winner Desert Hills. Logan Peel was the first Reds runner to cross the finish line in 6th place overall with Spencer Shakespeare finishing in 10th place to put 2 Cedar runners in the top 10. Braxten Gifford finished 11th and Justin Dodds ended in the 13th spot and rounding out the top 5 for the Reds was Spencer Heaton finishing in 19th place. Both teams will be competing in the state cross country meet in Salt Lake next Tuesday.

Reds Pick up Huge win over #3 Desert Hills Coming into the night the Cedar Reds held an 18-7 record while Desert Hills sat at 18-6. The Thunder beat the Red back on September 15th. The Reds ultimately played spoiler on the night knocking the Thunder out of the top spot in the Region for the first time in 7 years putting Crimson Cliffs on top in the Region with only a week left in the Regular season. The Cedar Reds came out on fire to start the night on Senior night as they dominated the first set by the score of 25-14. Led by Emery Harrison and Liko Fallou on the outsides and Shimada and Ludlow in the Middle the Reds took control of the set early running out to a 9-2 lead and never looked back taking the set handily. Set #2 didn’t go the Reds way as a tightly contested match was evenly played from the start up until the Thunder took control after the teams reached 17 pionts. The Thunder finished off set number two 25-19 to even the match at 1 set a piece. The rest of the night belonged to the Reds. Sets 3 and 4 went Cedars way as they were able to pull away each set to secure the 3-1 victory over the #3 ranked Desert Hills.

Football with Road test at Desert Hills The Cedar Reds Football team is 3-4 on the season and three of the 4 losses were all within one score losing by 7, 3 and 1 in those contests. Looking for a signature win in Region 10 for this 2022-23 season the #8 seeded Reds go into Desert Hills who are #2 in the RPI right now. Good Luck tonight boys.

The Cedar Reds volleyball team travels to Delta to take on the Rabbits this evening. The Reds have been playing really well as of late after annihilating the Snow Canyon Warriors last night in straight sets. The Reds have 17 wins against 7 losses on the season and sit at #5 in the RPI. Delta is 10-7 and is #6 in the 3A RPI. Good Luck Tonight Girls.

Cedar Volleyball Dominates Snow Canyon in 3 Sets! The Cedar Reds Volleyball team swept the Snow Canyon Warriors in dominant fashion on Thursday Evening. The Reds took set #1 easily 25-14 and just got better and better as the night went on holding the Snow Canyon Warriors to under 15 points in each set. The Warriors had no defense for Emery Harrison as she hammered away at the Warriors all night long. The Win moves the Reds record to 18-7 on the season. Congratulations Girls.

The Cedar Reds Volleyball team looks to keep their momentum as they take on the Snow Canyon Warriors in Santa Clara on Thursday night. Winners of 5 of the last 6 games and 16-7 overall the Reds have moved up to #5 in the RPI. Snow Canyon is #7 in the RPI at 10-9 on the season. Good Luck Tonight Ladies.

Studio Reds Earn Sweepstakes at Shakespeare Competition! The Advanced Theatre class competed at the Shakespeare Competition this past weekend, and they did a great job representing Cedar High! They received first place sweepstakes in their division! Sweepstakes is determined from adding up all of the points from the ensemble scene, three monologues, and two duo scenes. They also received second place with their ensemble scene. Tiana Green took third in monologues. There were 45 monologue entries, so that’s quite an accomplishment! And our two duo scenes (Sheila Rains and Lily Wilson, Abby Briggs and Deva Younkin) ranked 4th and 5th place (out of 30 scenes). Congratulations to the following students who competed this weekend: Cleod Aitchison Ryan Aitchison Aiden Anderson BenJamin Miguel Baldonado Rachel Barney Braden Belshaw Laura Abigail Briggs Tiana Green Kamryn Krause Madilyn Mann Sheila Rains Reese Romney Jaycee Smith Liliana Wilson Deva Younkin Congratulations Mr. Uminski & crew!

The Cedar Reds Soccer team has a showdown with the Warriors tonight at 7:30 pm. Both teams have identical 10-3 records on the season and the Reds got the best of the Warriors back on Sept. 1st, winning 4-3. Snow Canyon is #4 in the RPI and the Reds are #6. Good Luck Tonight Ladies.

Cedar Reds Volleyball heads south this evening taking on the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs. Cedar is 11-5 on the season and #5 in the RPI with Crimson #6 in the RPI with a record of 11-7. The two teams are fairly evenly matched however Crimson came into Cedar September 1st and defeated the Reds 3 sets to 1. The Reds look to avenge that loss tonight. Good Luck Ladies.

Please see attached letter from Principal Sanders with information for Fall College and Career Readiness week, October 3 -7.  

Taking the ACT in October?? ACT Prep is open and ready for sign up. The first class is starting October 10. Check out the flier for more info.

The Cedar Reds Volleyball team was able to continue playing great volleyball as they took down the Flyers in 3 sets on Thursday evening. They took a tightly contested contest in the first set 25-23 and then a dominant second set put the Reds in control 2 sets to none. The Flyers put up a good fight in the third set but it was the Reds coming away victorious 28-26 to secure the victory. The Win improves the Reds record to 11-5 on the season so far. Way to go Girls.