Region changes are step closer

From: Deseret News (Salt Lake City) | Date: April 2, 2004| Author: Amy Donaldson Deseret Morning News | Copyright information

MIDVALE -- Pine View and Snow Canyon won't have to worry about traveling to Utah County for region games, but they will have to worry about those teams come tournament time if the newest version of realignment is approved.

After dozens of moves that sent administrators scrambling to a public hearing two weeks ago, the Board of Trustees for the Utah High School Activities Association approved a new realignment draft that more closely resembles the current regions and classifications.

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