Coy Doman, the new starting quarterback for Pine View, just put on a clinic last week, tossing a 21-yard touchdown pass to Carter Buchanan with only 2:02 left on the clock. That clutch play sealed a wild 34-30 comeback win over Cedar, and if you weren’t watching, you absolutely missed some fireworks. This kid is making plays, and he’s only a sophomore!
Pine View’s New QB Has Arrived
Through just two games this young season, Doman has already racked up 857 passing yards and eight touchdowns, completing 65.1 percent of his throws. That’s a flying start by any measure, especially for a guy stepping into the lead role. His coach, Ray Hosner, is already raving about him, calling Doman “the kind of quarterback every coach wants leading his team.” Hosner highlighted Doman’s toughness, competitiveness, intelligence, and how coachable he is, noting his growth every single week. What really jumps out is the leadership. The confidence his teammates have in him? That’s earned. Doman prepares like a pro, stays composed when the pressure is on, and definitely isn’t afraid to compete when the game hangs in the balance. Hosner clearly sees a “very bright future” for this young man, emphasizing that Doman represents Pine View Football the right way. That’s a big deal.
White’s Return and Willard’s Dominance
Over on the volleyball court, Green Canyon senior Audrey White is tearing it up, helping her team run their record to an impressive 3-0. They notched statement wins over Woods Cross and Orem last week, and White was a huge catalyst. This outside hitter has already hammered down 64 kills, boasting a .321 hitting percentage and averaging 5.4 kills per set this season. She’s also added 37 digs. You gotta remember, White missed the first eight games last season recovering from an ACL injury, but still managed to make a massive impact and was voted second team all-state. Her coach, Madison Larsen, sums it up perfectly, saying White is “a player we know we can count on in the small and big moments” and that it’s been “really great to have her back.” White has already committed to play at Utah State, which is awesome.
Meanwhile, Davis senior Kate Willard is absolutely unstoppable on the soccer pitch, finding the back of the net in *all seven* of Davis’ wins this year. She’s the indispensable piece of their attack, with 11 goals and two assists through seven games. Last week alone, she netted a pair of goals in each of Davis’ wins over Skyridge and Maple Mountain. Her coach, Dillon Richens, praises her “massive impact,” calling her “driven to learn and improve” and an “elite competitor” who finds joy in the game. That kind of passion has totally jumpstarted their season. Willard is committed to Weber State, so she’s taking her talents to the next level too.
Stafford Leads the Pack
And we can’t forget about Riverton junior Carson Stafford, who absolutely crushed it at the Park City Twilight meet. He finished first with a time of 15:18.9, a full seven seconds ahead of his teammate Kurt Perry! Led by Stafford and Perry, Riverton dominated the team title with 28 points, making a real statement early in the cross country season.
These athletes are just getting started, but the impact they’re making is undeniable. Watch out, because this is just the beginning for these young stars.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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