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6 days ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
A baseball team from Region 9 has won a Utah state championship every year since 2015, and at this point in the season, it looks like history will repeat itself in 2025. In the most recent Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) listings for 4A baseball, Desert Hills (20-3) is No. 1 and defending champion Snow Canyon (16-4) is right behind at No. 2. The final RPI numbers will be used to determine seedings in the upcoming 4A state tournament.
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1 week ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
Fans of the Trailblazers can get a sneak peak of this year’s Utah Tech football team Saturday in a scrimmage at Greater Zion Stadium. The game concludes Utah Tech’s spring camp and kicks off at 2:50 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public. Head coach Lance Anderson is in his second year on the sideline in St. George, compiling a 1-11 overall record last season including a 1-7 mark in the United Athletic Conference.
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1 week ago | 
cedarcityutah.com | E. George Goold
The Desert Hills Thunder continue to take care of business in Region 9 softball. After sweeping Cedar in two games last week, Desert Hills remained unbeaten in region play (10-0) and improved to 21-1 overall. With two region contests remaining on their schedule, the Thunder is assured of at least a share of the region title. The Reds slipped to 8-2, 16-5 and remained in second place in the region standings. The remaining five teams in Region 9 do not have winning records, overall or in region play.
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1 week ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
The Desert Hills Thunder continue to take care of business in Region 9 softball. After sweeping Cedar in two games last week, Desert Hills remained unbeaten in region play (10-0) and improved to 21-1 overall. With two region contests remaining on their schedule, the Thunder is assured of at least a share of the region title. The Reds slipped to 8-2, 16-5 and remained in second place in the region standings. The remaining five teams in Region 9 do not have winning records, overall or in region play.
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1 week ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
A pipeline connecting Enterprise and Ephraim is being built, one wrestler at a time. Enterprise High School seniors Alexandra Ramirez and Addilee Hall became the third and fourth Wolves in school history who will go to Snow College to wrestle for the Badgers. Ramirez and Hall signed their letters of intent on Friday afternoon in the Enterprise gym in front of family, friends, coaches and school administrators.
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1 week ago | 
cedarcityutah.com | E. George Goold
Snow Canyon High School is setting a standard in its first official boys lacrosse season. After Thursday night’s convincing 16-5 road win over Dixie, Snow Canyon is undefeated in Region 9 at 8-0. The Warriors are 8-4 overall. “We feel like we’re having a great season,” Warriors head coach Greg Freihofner told St. George News after their 11-goal victory over the Flyers. “We have a lot of seniors who have been working hard for a long time,” he added. “Our goal is to go deep in the state playoffs.
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2 weeks ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
The accolades for former Dixie State head football coach Greg Croshaw keep on coming. Before it became Utah Tech University, Dixie State College had one of the best junior college football teams in the country. Croshaw was head coach of the team for 24 seasons, compiling a 214-56-1 record (though, as he told St. George News two years ago, he still disputes that he had one tie).
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2 weeks ago | 
cedarcityutah.com | E. George Goold
Brock Harris made it official: he’s going to be a Cougar. The standout tight end at Pine View High School committed to play football at Brigham Young University in Provo. Listed at 6-foot-7, 240 pounds, Harris earned four-star status as a player and was ranked by ESPN as the 33rd best overall prospect in the country. He was also the No. 1 high school football recruit in the state of Utah. He follows in the footsteps of his father Todd Harris, who was a pitcher on BYU’s baseball team during the 90s.
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2 weeks ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
Brock Harris made it official: he’s going to be a Cougar. The standout tight end at Pine View High School committed to play football at Brigham Young University in Provo. Listed at 6-foot-7, 240 pounds, Harris earned four-star status as a player and was ranked by ESPN as the 33rd best overall prospect in the country. He was also the No. 1 high school football recruit in the state of Utah. He follows in the footsteps of his father Todd Harris, who was a pitcher on BYU’s baseball team during the 90s.
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2 weeks ago | 
stgeorgeutah.com | E. George Goold
A throng of St. George residents gathered at Vernon Worthen Park Saturday afternoon to collectively shout, “Hands off!”Sign-carrying, dog-walking, chanting protesters marched and encouraged each other in solidarity. Numerous people driving by honked their car horns in support. “It was a little frightening when I started to realize how many people were coming,” organizer Dr. Jo Campbell told St. George News, adding that she was told the count was over 700 people.
