If you didn’t watch the Spanish Fork vs Crimson Cliffs football game, you missed something. Crimson Cliffs was down 42-21 with about 5 minutes to go but managed to tie the score with 10 seconds left. Went to 3OT’s. Won’t say the outcome in case someone recorded it.
I have got to catch up with Utah High School football. When I went to Bonneville, there were only 4 divisions 1A through 4A. I guess there are now 5? When did that happen?
Looks like Bonneville is in 4A (which it was when I went there during the late Cretaceous).
And there are a lot more high schools. Again, back during the late Cretaceous, I could basically list out every high school in the state.
There are 6 classifications now.
Speaking of late Cretaceous, I went to South.
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There were only four classifications when I graduated in the Middle Mesozoic period. My High School was brand new then.
Mountain View
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South, eh? Wow, that’s a blast from the past. My maternal grandmother graduated from South. So did Sam Tausinga, a former Ute who had a famous pick-six against BYU in 1988.
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Tausinga with one of the most memorable Ute plays of all time!
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What year did Mountain View open? I think I was in high school (Hillcrest) when it opened. Is Hillcrest 6A?
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1980-81
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That would be the timeframe. Thanks!
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Remember, this was during an era of Utah football where the defense seldom did much of note. That reminds me, I don’t think Utah has had a pick-six yet this season. They’ve had at least one every season since 2004.
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Then tomorrow would be a great day to get one 
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Such a generic name. Wasn’t there an East and West too? And are you implying that South does not exist any more?
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South closed in 1988.
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Why was there never a North? 
For whatever reason, the school that was built on the north side of town was called West.
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Yeah, Cyprus or Granger should have been West High.
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