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Most high school basketball teams that average 38 points per game don’t win many games -- unless they have a stout defense to back them up.
While the points haven’t come in bunches for Cottonwood High’s girls this season, the Colts...
Granted, it wasn’t the way Cottonwood High’s football team wanted its season to end.
However, officials thought enough of the Colts to recognize three players with All-State honors for their efforts. Wide receiver Inoke Lotulelei...
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Cottonwood High's Chloe Simons enters the pool during a recent region meet.
Records can be deceiving, as Cottonwood High’s boys basketball might indicate.
Though the Colts were just 4-8 overall and 0-1 in Region 3 as of press deadline, six different players have led the team in scoring during games this season. Additi...
A quick look at Cottonwood High’s boys basketball roster doesn’t reveal a lot of familiar names.
However, after four games this season, the names of Passey, Mackay, Budo and Haglund have established themselves as go-to players for the Co...
With the majority of its starting lineup having graduated, Cottonwood High’s girls basketball team expects to be a work in progress for much of the season.
Through the first four games, the Colts are adhering to those expectations.
Cottonwood...
Midway through the season, it’s easy to see who stands a good chance of representing Cottonwood High’s swimming team well at the upcoming state championships.
Jordan Dahle and Chloe Simons are leading the Colts’ boys and girls team...
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Cottonwood High's Kari Uncles attempts a 3-pointer during the Big Mountain Jam in Sandy last July. (Photo courtesy of Rachelle Killpack.
It was no secret that Cottonwood High’s football team lived and died by the big play this season. That reputation finally caught up with the Colts in the first round of the 5A state championships.
Cottonwood led Northridge by a pair of scores ...
All eyes will be on West Jordan when the high school boys basketball season gets under way, but Cottonwood hopes to fly low enough under the radar to secure a playoff berth.
The Colts, who failed to reach the postseason last year, lost their...
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Cottonwood High's Brynn Keown, left, and Emma Sturt, right, defend Brighton High's Mati Long, middle, during the teams' region game this season. Cottonwood's Miranda Newsome, far left, attempts to make a save.
