 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Soaring Eagle romps in region rout of Emery
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DRAPER -- Emery's touches were few and far between as Juan Diego
(1-0, 4-3) dominated the clock behind its running game Friday night
in the Region 8 prep football battle.
All five of the Soaring Eagle scores in the 35-13 victory came on
the ground.
"It's really just a relief to get that first region win," said
Juan Diego quarterback Corey Lever.
The Soaring Eagle (4-3 overall, 1-0 Region 8) led from the get-
go, building a 14-0 margin after the first quarter. Both Soaring
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; DRAPER -- The Juan Diego Soaring Eagle scored all 14 of their points in the second quarter en route to a 14-6 win at home over the Delta Rabbits. With the win, the 5th-ranked Soaring Eagle clinched the Region 8 title. Both teams battled hard defensively for all four quarters, with each team only
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Richard helps Union edge Juan Diego
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; DRAPER -- Juan Diego coach John Colosimo has extra space in his playbook for the onside kick. But he would prefer to reduce his team's fumbles. Both played huge roles in Friday afternoon's 3A state football quarterfinal. In the end, the Union Cougars held on to a 33-27 win. Union now advances to
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Soaring Eagle stays unbeaten
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; NEPHI -- In a game full of turnovers and momentum changes, Juan Diego earned a narrow 27-22 victory over previously unbeaten Juab, pushing the Soaring Eagle's record to 7-0. "It's a huge win for us," Juan Diego coach John Colosimo said. "We were a little disoriented with all the goings on this
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Juan Diego takes 2A title
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; OREM -- For the second time in three years, Juan Diego hoisted the 2A state championship trophy. The 33-14 win over Juab put an exclamation point on a perfect 13-0 season for the Soaring Eagle. Although the final score did not reflect it, this game could have gone either way. In fact, if not for
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Height doesn't matter at Juan Diego
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; DRAPER -- At first glance, some people might confuse the Juan Diego Catholic High School varsity basketball squad with a Junior Jazz team. They start five guards, and the tallest of the bunch would be considered short on most teams. Their leading rebounder a couple of games ago was the same height
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