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Both Grantsville and Stansbury football teams were eliminated from their respective playoff games Friday night.

In its 4A second-round playoff matchup against Ridgeline High, the Stallions struggled to establish the run game early while contending with the Riverhawks’ stifling defense. Despite keeping the game close during the first quarter-and-a-half, Ridgeline finished the first half leading 42-14 and never looked back.

On the night, the Stallions recorded only 86 total rushing yards, with much of their offensive yardage coming off Ridgeline penalties.

Final score: Ridgeline 52, Stansbury 21

Grantsville fell 21-13 to the Canyon View Falcons during Friday’s 3A quarterfinal road game. After falling behind 21-0 in the first half. Grantsville made a push and scored 13 points to pull within a single score. A failed red zone drive, in the game’s last minute, sealed the Cowboys fate and the Falcons advanced to next week’s semifinals.

Final score: Canyon View 21, Grantsville 13

For full game recaps, stats and comments from the coaches, keep an eye out for next week’s issue of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin.

For those unable to make it out to either Grantsville or Stansbury's road playoff games this evening, both will be streamed online. Each kickoff is at 6 p.m.

Grantsville at Canyon View: https://varsitysportstv.com/s/canyonviewhs

Stansbury at Ridgeline:

https://www.cachevalleydaily.com/news/archive/2023/10/27/livestream-6-ridgeline-riverhawks-vs-11-stansbury-stallions-in-4a-football-playoffs-oct-27-2023/

LIVESTREAM: #6 Ridgeline Riverhawks vs #11 Stansbury Stallions in 4A football playoffs | Oct. 27, 2023 The Ridgeline Riverhawks vs Stansbury Stallions broadcast is scheduled to begin at 5:45 p.m. Friday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Dave Simmons and “The Patriot” Nick Zollinger. Listen to this broadcast on the radio at 104.5 The Ranch and streamed online here. To watch...

Other Tooele County playoff scores:

*Grantsville beats Carbon high 39-0*

The Dinos dug themselves a large hole in the first two quarters, falling behind 32-0. Another Grantsville touchdown in the 3rd quarter accelerated the clock — and the win — for the Cowboys, who play Canyon View in the next round of the 3A state tournament.

*Tooele loses 63-14 at Mt. Crest*

The Buffaloes were eliminated from the 4a state playoffs, falling behind early and often to the Mountain Crest Mustangs. Though the team posted touchdowns in the second and third quarters, it was not enough to overcome the deficit.

A 21-point first quarter scoring outburst proved too much for the visiting Beetdiggers, as the Stallions cruised to a 62-7 victory to advance in the 4A state football tournament.

Stansbury travels to Millville for a second-round road match against the Ridgeline Riverhawks.

Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.

UPDATE: Today’s playoff football game between Stansbury and Jordan High will begin at 4 p.m. this afternoon at Stansbury High School.

The Grantsville home game,, vs. Carbon and Tooele road game, against Mt. Crest, will both start at 6 p.m.

Tonight’s football scores:

Stansbury 41
Tooele: 27

Juan Diego: 32
Grantsville: 31

Week 10 marks the regular-season finale for all three area teams, with Grantsville hosting Juan Diego Catholic and Stansbury hosting cross-town rival Tooele High.

Grantsville currently sits at the fifth spot in the 4A region rankings, The Cowboys are coming off a 12-10 victory over Union High and 4-1 in their last five games, while the Soaring Eagles are coming off a loss and have gone 2-3 over their previous five.

For the Buffaloes and Stallions, Friday’s game has playoff implications, as a Tooele win could set up a first round meeting in the playoffs between the pair. The Buffaloes, 4-1 in their last five, are looking to rebound from a tough loss to Park City last week.

The Stallions, who are 3-2 over the same span of time, are seeking to build on a two-game winning streak to prepare for the playoffs.

Note: Tooele varsity football has not defeated Stansbury over the last eight seasons, with their last win coming during the 2015-16 season.

A two-goal second half helped propel the Stallions girls soccer team past Mountain View and win their quarterfinal matchup 2-0.

With the win, Stansbury moves on to the semifinals to face the winner of the Snow Canyon- Park City game.

The semifinal round starts next Monday, with the Stallions playing at 12:30 on the Zions Bank Stadium.

The Stansbury Stallions girls soccer team advanced in the 4A Girls State Soccer Championship after a 1-0 victory over Sky View.

Alyvia Sartori scored the game’s lone goal in the first half, as goalkeepers Allie Proctor and Lola Gardner combined to post the shutout.

Stansbury hosts their quarterfinal match against Mountain View on Thursday, with the game kicking off at 4 p.m.

Stansbury girls volleyball sweeps its matches 6-0, during the Stallion Stampede Tournament this weekend.

Friday's results:

- Win vs. Alta (2-0)

- Win vs. Dixie (2-1)

- Win vs. Judge (2-0)

Saturday's results:

- Win vs. Hillcrest (2-0)

- Win vs. East HS (3-1)

- Win v.s Taylorsville (3-0)

For full game recaps and comments from Stansbury's volleyball coach Bailey Moss, turn to next week's issue of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Sports Page.

Friday night football scores:

Grantsville defeats Union High 12-10 on FG alone

Leaders: QB Dallan Van Vliet (7-12, 50 yds passing), Kicker Joe Wright (4/4, 12 points), Receiver Jordan Fawson (1 rec., 28 yards)

Tooele’s win streak snapped after 52-21 loss

Leaders: QB Kaden Dean (6-17, 52 passing yards), Running back Vaughn Gritzmacher (1 TD, 58 rushing yards), 197 team total rushing yards

For full game recaps, check out the Transcript Bulletin Sports page next week.

Tooele heads down to St. George this afternoon to face off against the Snow Canyon Warriors in the first round of the 4A Girls Soccer Championship.

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Grantsville drops its home bout against Morgan, 26-0, ending the team’s four-game-winning-streak.

With three games left in the regular season, the Cowboys now hold a 4-4 record and will face Union High next Friday.

Fireworks capped off Stansbury’s homecoming victory over the Hillcrest Huskies. The team snapped a two-game losing streak and heads to Murray next week to face the Trojans.

Final score:

Stallions: 48

Huskies: 14

Check the Transcript Bulletin Sports page next week for stats, quotes from Coach Alder and a full game recap!

Tooele takes their winning streak on the road vs. Murray High School and extends it to four straight. Their record now sits at 4-4, with a home game against Park City next Friday.

Final score:

Tooele: 49
Murray: 14

Check the Tooele Transcript Sports Page next for stats, remarks from Coach Hunter and a full game recap.

Tooele wins its homecoming football game 55-20 over the Jordan High Beetdiggers.

Britton Rosser led the team with rushing three TDs and the Buffaloes ran for a total of 326 yards on the night. The win extends their winning streak to three.

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Stansbury loses to Crimson Cliffs 62-20 on the road. Bracken Matthews accounted for two of the team's three touchdowns, with Alex Geovjian recording the third on a 14-yard-rush.

Grantsville defeats the Ogden Tigers 31-21. Cowboys quarterback Dallan Van Vliet threw for three touchdowns on the night and the team brought its winning streak to four.

Stay tuned for full game stats and comments from the coaches...

Tooele High School will be honoring its 2023 Wall of Fame inductee prior to the Buffaloes' homecoming football game tonight. This year's inductee is 2008 Tooele High graduate Cody Lopez.

The ceremony will take place at 6:15 p.m. on the football field before the game.

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All three Tooele County schools came up short last night, with Grantsville losing at home. Tooele and Stansbury, who were both on the road, lost as well.

For the Cowboys, a late push wasn't enough to overcome a 35-0 first-half margin by the Manti Templars. Despite stringing together two scoring drives and putting the Templars on their heels in the fourth quarter, Grantsville ultimately fell 38-14 to go 0-3 on the season.

Stansbury's matchup against the Ridgeline Riverhawks was neck-and-neck, as both teams traded two TDs apiece in the middle frames. A missed PAT in the last minute of the third quarter proved costly for the Stallions, which led to a 28-27 loss.

Similar to Grantsville's game against Manti, the Buffaloes fell behind in the first half against the Pine View Panthers. Trailing 24-7 heading into the third quarter, Tooele was outscored 34-14 and dropped a 58-21 contest.

Watch out for more of the story for each game, as next week's edition of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin sports page will feature stats and comments from each coach.

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It was a rough night for Tooele County high school football, as all three teams lost their home games Friday night.

Final scores:

Beaver High 31, Grantsville 3
Uintah Utes 42, Tooele 35
Green Canyon 23, Stansbury 8

For the complete game recaps, including comments from the coaches, visit the Tooele Transcript Bulletin's Sports Page early next week!

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Stansbury wins its season-opener 32-19 over Snow Canyon.

Quarterback Coleman Deardon finished the game with two touchdown passes and running back Tyson Ferry and Luke Daynes combined for three rushing touchdowns.

For the full update, visit the Transcript's sports webpage on Monday.

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Grantsville drops a 41-0 contest to the Provo Bulldogs. Visit the Tooele Transcript Sports page for the full story on Monday.

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Tooele drops a tough 44-14 loss against the Cyprus Pirates.

QB Kaden Dean threw one touchdown on a 49-yard pass to Aaron Davis. Running back Britton Rosser rounded out Tooele's point total with an 11-yard rushing touchdown.

More to come on Monday, so be sure to check http://tooeleonline.com/sports/ for the latest.

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In the face of the challenges ahead of him, Head coach Eric Alder was impressed with what his football players accomplished during Stansbury’s football camp this past June.

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Following a 2022 playoff loss in the 3A Championship Semifinals, at the hands of the Morgan High Trojans, Cowboys coach Kody Byrd and the rest of the Grantsville football team aren’t sulking.

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August marks the seventh month since the passing of Jayden Davis, former Buffaloes sub-varsity quarterback who perished last February after falling through ice at the Settlement Canyon Reservoir.

“The loss of Jayden is on everyone’s minds and we’re going to dedicate the season to him,” Hunter said.

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With a combined age of only 26 years, Aspen Woffinden — and sisters Naomi and Naevia Parasimenco — the three swimmers earned a whopping 27 medals during June's Utah Summer Games.

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Today marks the opening games of this week's Tooele Valley Cup soccer competition. For the complete schedule, pick up a copy of Wednesday's paper or visit our website:

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