Tuesday, August 25. Saratoga Springs, UT — The Mountain View volleyball team improved to 2-1 this season with a convincing 3-0 sweep of Westlake in Saratoga Springs on Tuesday night; 25-14, 25-13, 25-17. The Bruins offense, led by setters Dres Collings and Kaylin Scott, was clicking all match long. Both setters picked up 11 assists.
Thursday, August 13. Orem, UT — The Mountain View volleyball team opened the 2020 season with a hard-fought 3-1 victory at home against 6A opponent American Fork, 25-27, 25-20, 25-20, 25-23. Sophomore middle attacker Mia Lee led the way with a career-high 13 kills to go along with a .545 hitting percentage. Senior Allyah Tokelau had 11
The Mountain View beach volleyball team recently captured its second straight state championship on at Fluent Park in Lehi. The Bruins successfully defended their 2019 state beach championship by defeating the Pleasant Grove Vikings 3 wins to 2. The MVHS pairings included the reigning indoor state player of the year Mia Wesley with Dres Collings on court 1, Kaylin Scott and
Dave Neeley enters his first season (2020) as the head coach of the Mountain View High School volleyball program. He was hired in May, 2020. Neeley has most recently been involved in the college game and has spent the last 5 years as a volunteer assistant volleyball coach at Arizona State University, Saint Mary’s
This film created by Mountain View High School students, Mauricio Ortega Ramos, Sergio Mendoza, Taggart Porter, Devan Hair, Zach Dixon, Lisbeth Salzar, Nautica Harris, and Jenna Trahan, will be submitted to Utah High School Film Festival. The students are members of Mr. Josh Hall’s broadcast class and this is a project they have had in the
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
Orem, UT: The number 2 Mountain View High School Bruins beat the number 1 Farmington Phoenix to win the 5A UHSAA Volleyball Championships held at Utah Valley University inside the UCCU Center Saturday evening. The Bruins took the first set, 25-23. The Phoenix answered back with a 25-14 set to tie things up. The Bruins again took the
Orem, Utah: Mountain View High School’s volleyball team (23-5) finished second in UHSAA RPI rankings, posted on Nov. 1. That gives the Bruins a first round playoff bye. They will play the winner of Timpanogos (11-15) & Cottonwood (9-12) on Thurs. Nov. 7 at 10:30 a.m. All of the Bruins remaining playoff games will be played
