Re: My Highschool is better than yours (Or, in Thorinn's Case, Elementary.)
Originally posted by Barker
srugIf you don't know what this thread is about, you suck.
Tell your Mascot (Show a picture, if possible.) Give us the Lyrics to your Fightsong. Or whatever else. I'm tired.
I'm a Warrior. Haw. Edited Picture. Lolz.
barknone
Why did you edit the pic? *eye twitch*
Not cool!
Originally posted by Valharu
Yep. How did you know?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Because nobody as unintelligent as thou could ever hope of passing anyways. w00t
Hmm let's see now, my old mascot was a Redhawk, which is basically a hawk that is red srug His name was Gus.
We didn't have a song really, just random crappy cheers that our sluttish cheerleaders led.
Our colours were red, blue, and white.
Now in University, the school's mascot's a gryphon named Gryph.
I have no idea what the song is yet.
And the colours are gold, black, and red I think.
My residence's mascot's a prairie dog bag I don't know the colours.
Originally posted by silver_tears
You suck mhm
So anyway, Snow Canyon won last night. ermm
Warriors win wild one
Henderson tosses five TD passes - three to GroskreutzBy BOB HUDSON
[email protected]ST. GEORGE - Making his first start, Snow Canyon's Kurt Henderson threw for five touchdowns as the Warriors beat Lehi 46-27 in non-conference football Friday night.
Henderson had three touchdown passes to Dalton Groskreutz, hitting his 6-foot-6 receiver for scores of 40, 38 and 20 yards. He passed for 203 yards as he also had a 15-yard touchdown pass to Seth Weinheimer and a 15-yarder to Josh Jorgensen.
Moments after Groskreutz scored with 28 seconds left in the first half, Warrior coach Bill Jacobsen collapsed to his knees. He was on the ground about seven minutes before the game resumed. He walked to the locker room under his own power and returned to the sidelines midway through the third quarter.
"I've had a tough week," Jacobsen said, noting that he has been struggling with health issues. But he deferred further comment with, "it's not about me; it's about the kids. They came out and played tonight. We really played well defensively."Henderson, playing in place of senior Jaden Willard, sidelined for an infraction at the end of last season, completed 12 of 21 passes for 203 yards. Groskreutz had six catches for 134 yards while Jorgensen rushed nine times for 114 yards.
"For his first start, he did a fantastic job," Jacobsen said. He said Willard will return to the lineup next week and Henderson, a junior, will move to a receiver spot.
"I was pretty nervous but everyone was up for the game," Henderson said. He said his teammates were excited to repay the Pioneers (0-2) for a 40-14 beating they suffered in 2005.
"We did the things coach Jacobsen asked," Henderson continued. "The running backs made good fakes and the receivers were there and caught the ball."
Snow Canyon (1-0) opened the scoring when Henderson and Groskreutz connected for 40 yards, but Chance Trotter missed the point-after. Lehi responded with a march which ended when Derek Sargent went in from the 5. Robert Brummett's kick gave Lehi a 7-6 lead after one quarter.
Snow Canyon scored twice in the second quarter, on Henderson's 20-yard pass to Groskreutz and on a 37-yard toss to Groskreutz, to build a 21-13 halftime lead. The Warriors moved to a 40-13 edge before Lehi scored a couple of times to bring the score back to respectability.
Matt Jesevar, Bryson Smith, Brendan Schiller and Derek Boatright were among those who played key roles for the Warrior defense.
I love it.