 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Man in Mountain View's middle
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OREM -- The Mountain View boys basketball team shares a number of
traits in common with the scrappy bunch of rural hoopsters that Gene
Hackman guides to an improbable state championship in "Hoosiers."
Just like the silver screen's Hickory Huskers, these Bruins place
a premium on strong fundamental play and value the team concept over
individual accolades or star power.
Unlike the Huskers, however, Mountain View is in no danger of
eliciting an underdog label anytime in the foresee...
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PacifiCare welcomes doctors' group back/ Mountain View rejoining in July
The Gazette
; A year and a half after PacifiCare of Colorado dropped the 39- doctor Mountain View Medical Group from its physician network, the health-maintenance organization has signed them back up. PacifiCare announced Thursday the Mountain View group will rejoin its commercial HMO plan effective July 1.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW HAMMERS KENTRIDGE.(Sports)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; Byline: PAUL VALENCIA The Columbian VANCOUVER -- It wasn't supposed to be this easy for Mountain View. Not against Kentridge. Not against the undefeated and third-ranked Chargers. But Mountain View made it look easy last night at McKenzie Stadium in the Class 4A state football quarterfinals. When
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FORTUNES TURN QUICKLY ON MOUNTAIN VIEW
The Columbian
; PAUL VALENCIA, Columbian The Columbian 11-25-2001 KENNEWICK -- The big upset didn't happen. Instead, the Mountain View Thunder had a big disaster in the second quarter of Saturday's Class 4A state semifinal football game against top-ranked Pasco. The Bulldogs scored three touchdowns in the quarter,
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FLOODS BAY
The Columbian
; PAUL VALENCIA, Columbian The Columbian 10-26-2001 Perfection. That's what Hudson's Bay tried to maintain Thursday, that undefeated season. Instead, Mountain View played a near-perfect game at Kiggins Bowl. And Mountain View, the team with two non-league losses but a team that wins when it matters,
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FACES KENTWOOD, HISTORY
The Columbian
; 00-00-0000 The Mountain View Thunder are trying to make their football program into a tradition. Two years in a row in the state's final four certainly helps. But tonight, Mountain View takes on one of the best traditions in all of Washington. The Kentwood Conquerors have plenty of history: * They
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