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The Marriott-Slaterville City History Collection was created by the residents of the town to document their history. The collection includes Autobiographies, Oral Histories, History of Marriott, History of Slaterville, and the History of the Merging Townships to create Marriott-Slaterville City. This information has left behind rich histories, stories and important information regarding the history of the Marriott-Slaterville area. |
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Show May 20, 2005 One run was enough in.. Wolves' win WHITNEY CURTIS/Standard-Examiner (Top) Fremont's Haley Schumers steals second as Layton's Ashley McFarland tries to tag her out in the second inning during Thursday's state 5-A Softball tournament semifinal game. Schumers later scored from the game's only run on a passed ball. Victory puts Fremont in state 5-A finals BY DENNIS LARSEN_ Standard-Examiner staff dlarsen@standard. net HOLLADAY Being an odd-numbered year, don't bet against a Jim Fuller coached team bringing home another state Softball title. Fuller, in his second year as the Silver Wolves' head coach, has guided two-time defending Region 1 champion Fremont within a victory of the school's first state softball championship. The Silver Wolves advanced to their fourth state title game their first since 2001 Thursday with a 1-0 victory over Region 1 runner-up Layton High in the 5-A tournament being played at the Cottonwood Complex. Fuller swept state 4-A titles at Box Elder in 1995, WHITNEY CURTIS/Standard-Examiner (Above) Fremont's Caitlan Manning (from left), Amber Allen and Haylee Adam celebrate their 1-0 win Thursday. 1997, 1999 and 2001. Bonneville beat the Bees twice on the tournament's final day in 2003. For the third time this season, Fremont tripped up the Lancers by a 1-zip score. And once again, a Lay-ton miscue factored into the game's outcome. With right-handers Haili Squire and Haley Schumers locked up in another pitcher's duel, hits and runs were at a premium. "It's crazy and weird playing them to three 1-0 games," Schumers said. "Both teams have good pitchers and good defenses; it's tough to get a run in." Squire tossed a two-hitter, with 11 strikeouts, two walks and a hit batter. Schumers was hit by a pitch leading off the second inning. She stole second base, was sacrificed to third by Hailey Hansen and scored on a headfirst slide following a passed ball. "I never slide headfirst, but I'm kind of sore on my left side that I slide on," Schumers said. "I don't know why I did it. The catcher wasn't in the way so I had a clear shot 158 |
