Mountain View High School celebrates Danielle Hess, a senior, and Varsity Golf player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parents: Daniel and Janalee Hess Plans after high school: Attend Snow College in the fall as a member of the student leadership Ambassador
Mountain View High School celebrates Grace Eyestone, a senior, and Varsity Golf player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parents: Lynn and Ed Eyestone Plans after high school: Attend Brigham Young University Favorite Quote: “Sometimes you gotta work a little so you
Mountain View High School celebrates Tyler Goodman, a senior, and Varsity Tennis player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parents: Adam and Kanani Goodman Plans after High school: Have a fantastic summer and then go on a mission Favorite quote: Oo-de-lally Golly
Mountain View High School celebrates Blake Yablonovsky, a senior, and Varsity Tennis player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parents: Micah and Kristin Yablonovsky Plans after high school: Attend Dixie University and date girls. Favorite quote: “The sky has no limits,
Mountain View High School celebrates Marcus Horton, a senior, and Varsity Tennis player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parent’s names: Andrew and Stephanie Horton Plans after high school: LDS Mission Favorite Quote: “Don’t be an idiot.” Changed my life. A lesson
Mountain View High School celebrates Manuel Avila, a senior, and Tennis player. Below is the information that would have been shared as a part of a final home match and senior recognition activity. Parent’s Names: Mike & Adrian MacArthur Plans After High School: Go to UVU and become a math teacher. Favorite Quote: “Success is not a random
The UHSAA may not have spring sports, but it does have a school logo bracket challenge. The challenge pins all 152 high school logos in Utah against each other to see which one reigns supreme. The outcome is determined by votes on Twitter. As of Tuesday afternoon, Mountain View has advanced to the round
Nicole Riley, a four-year letter winner in girls soccer at Mountain View High School, signed her National Letter of intent to play soccer next fall at Casper College. Nicole plays goalkeeper and helped lead the Bruins to the 2019 UHSAA 5A girls soccer semi-final this year. For more on their magical playoff run and upset
The UHSAA sent out an email to principals and athletic directors on Monday, March 30th. The email contained the following: “Due to the Salt Lake Country public health order for non-essential closure, the UHSAA office will be closed until at least April 13, 2020. The UHSAA spring activities will be evaluated on Tuesday, April 14,
Joel Gardner was Mountain View High School’s first boy’s basketball coach. He led his teams to three consecutive state championships games in 1981, 82, and 83. The Bruins faced the Provo Bulldogs all three years and were victorious in 1982. Coach Joel Gardner led the Bruins for five seasons. His son, Jeff, attend Mountain View
