Mountain View High School Boys Basketball won its first round 5A state playoff game Wednesday night at Olympus High school, and will advance to play at Springville High School on Friday. Mountain View came into the tournament as the 18-seed while Olympus was 15. Olympus had not lost a first round playoff game since 2010,
Photos from Boys Basketball Senior Night February 14, 2020:
In the fifth different sport this year, Mountain View is scheduled to take on Farmington in the state playoffs. The Bruins have gotten the best of the Phoenixes for the most part this year. In October, the number 16 seeded MVHS Girls Soccer team upset number 2 seed Farmington 1-0 in the second round of
The Mountain View Boys Basketball Team (7-12) has qualified for the Utah State Playoffs as the number 18 seed, according to UHSAA RPI. Mountain View will play at 15-seed Olympus High School (13-10) in the first round of the playoffs on Wed. Feb. 19th. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. MT. Admission prices for this game
Mountain View High School’s Jordan Blanchard has been selected as The National High School Strength Coaches Association’s (NHSSCA) Utah State Strength Coach of the Year. This award is given annually to a high school strength and conditioning coach in recognition of his or her coaching achievements and passion for the profession. The State Coach of
The Bruins were recognized during the 5A State Championship Finals for their hard work in the classroom earning the highest team cumulative GPA of 3.70. “The purpose of athletics at the high school level is primarily for character development. We have to realize that for all of these student-athletes that student comes first. What these kids do
. This Friday the 14th (prelims) and Saturday the 15th (finals) is the State 5A state swim meet.MVHS has 6 swimmers who have qualified to swim in the state meet! These swimmers are Tanner Harmon swimming the 200 IM, 100 Fly, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay. Spencer Faragher swimming the 100 Fly, 200 Medley
Duce Anderson, a senior at MVHS, signed a letter of intent to play football at Southern Utah University Wednesday afternoon. He will receive a full scholarship including tuition and room & board. Duce played quarterback and occasionally saw time at linebacker and punter throughout his four years playing for Mountain View. He has been a varsity starter
