2024 Springville High School Football & Fall Sports by Daily Herald

VARSITY ROSTER

VARSITY SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16 @ DIXIE 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 vs. BONNEVILLE 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 vs. CRIMSON CLIFFS 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 vs. CYPRUS 7:00 p.m.

REGION PLAY

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 @ TIMPVIEW 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 vs. CEDAR VALLEY 7:00 p.m. (HOMECOMING GAME)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 vs. WASATCH 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 @ MAPLE MOUNTAIN 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 @ OREM 7:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 vs. PARK CITY 7:00 p.m. (NON-REGION)

2024 SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM VARSITY PLAYERS

JERYCK

HAWKS

DANIEL MARQUEZ

CHASTE LAMETA

TREYTON HARRIS

CAGE RANGEL

KEVIN ORTIZ

ANDREAS SOLARIO

TEAGON TORRES

TALIN BERNARDI

JORGE IXTLAHUAC

RYAN JACKSON

SENIOR SPOTLIGHTS

JACK PICKERING

DRAKE PETERSON

Favorite part of playing football at SHS:

Hearing the Springville side roar and cheer us on!

Plans after high school: Make money and have one girl on each shoulder and drive a Lamborghini.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Hanging out with friends (girls specifically).

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Memories with the boys.

Plans after high school: To serve a mission, then win the lottery.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Water ballooning with the boys.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Friday nights.

Plans after high school: Go to college.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hanging out with friends

BURTON SUTHERLAND

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Getting ready for games and walking out to the field to see the Springville community.

Plans after high school: Serve a mission and live my best life.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Hanging out with girls, reading books and making money.

ZACHARY OLSEN

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Friday night lights.

Plans after high school: Go to college and get a degree in business.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hanging out with my best friend Cole.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Friday night lights.

Plans after high school: To work and make money.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hanging out with friends.

EASTON LEAVITT

RYAN BELL

SENIOR SPOTLIGHTS

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: The teammates and coaches.

Plans after high school: Going to college.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Fortnite

CAGE RANGEL

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: The family we create and the grind.

Plans after high school: Going to college somewhere.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hang out and work.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS:

The school spirit and being part of a team.

Plans after high school: Joining the Air Force, then joining the FBI.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Wrestling and hunting with my dad.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Being a part of the team.

Plans after high school: Take over my dad’s business at McCoy’s Stucco Repair.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Camping, fishing, being with friends.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS:

Bonding with coaches and teammates and being a part of the Red Devils.

Plans after high school: Take over my dad’s finish carpentry business.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Spending time with friends, lifting, & connecting with my community.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: The amazing environment and the family I have made along the way.

Plans after high school: To go to college and make something of myself.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Hunting, fishing, & being with family & friends.

JERYCK McCOY

RYAN JACKSON

Photo Credit: Debbie Bartholomew Snyder

SENIOR SPOTLIGHTS

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: The hard work and the coaches.

Plans after high school: Working and making money.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hanging out with friends.

PEYTEN MESINAR

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: I love hitting.

Plans after high school: To play college ball.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Video games.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: The teammates and the friends I have made.

Plans after high school: To go to college majoring in finance.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Hanging with the boys and playing Fortnite.

KELTON BANKS

SIONE MOALA

REID DEEDE

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: My teammates.

Plans after high school: Go to college.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Video games.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Friends and family.

Plans after high school: To serve a mission.

Favorite hobby outside of football: Playing rugby.

Favorite part of playing football at SHS: Friday night lights and playing in front of this amazing community.

Plans after high school: Get rich and win the lottery or play college baseball and marry a hot wife.

Favorite hobby outside of football:

Playing baseball and kissing girls.

2024 SPRINGVILLE RED DEVIL

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LISA WALKER

Athletic trainer protecting kids on and off the field

Lisa Walker’s job is to protect kids — whether it’s in the classroom instructing them how to have a healthy lifestyle or overseeing their well-being on and off the athletic field.

“People have asked me, why are you still at Springville?” said Walker, who has worked as the athletic trainer at SHS since 1993. “I feel strongly about protecting the kids, and somebody with experience, who feels strongly about this segment of the population, should stay in this arena.”

Walker has an amazingly wide range of responsibilities, from educating coaches and players on injury prevention to responding to coaches’ calls when players are injured, taping up players before practice, creating emergency plans for every athletic team and playing location, and monitoring air quality and weather reports for potential lighting and heat warnings.

This is all in addition to teaching classes at SHS since 2000. She currently teaches classes in medical terminology, sports nutrition, exercise science/sports medicine, emergency medical response and learning strategies.

“I just have a passion for athletic training and for the high school population in general. It’s just important to me that they have the ability to go into the classroom to learn how to be a healthier individual.” Walker said.

Her work covers all sports played at the high school. In the springtime — her busiest season — she oversees nine different sports teams. She attends the practices of the sport deemed to carry the most potential for catastrophic injury, but she is always available for the other coaches if one of their players is hurt.

“I’ve always been on call 24/7,” Walker said.

Construction of the new high school has made this more difficult as sport practices and competitions have had to move away from the high school campus to different locations throughout the city. To help her travel between sites with all her emergency equipment, the school administration

provided her with a street-legal side-byside vehicle, something she said she is very grateful for.

She meets with all coaches at the beginning of each season and maintains regular communication throughout the season. Part of her job is ensuring coaches know about any players who have health issues, how those issues might manifest themselves and how coaches should respond to those issues if Walker is not present.

Immediately after school and before team practices begin, Walker can be found in the SHS athletic training facility helping students get ready for practice, such as getting them taped up or adjusting a brace. If students need physical therapy that she can provide, she puts them to work on that.

Students may also come in with problems or questions; for example, an athlete might now be experiencing pain that wasn’t present at the prior night’s practice.

“It’s like I tell the kids: I’m here to tell you if you’re hurt or when you’re injured, because it hurts to play sports,” Walker said. “And if there is an injury, what is the consequence of the player continuing to play?”

Occasionally, Walker has to sideline a player because of a health issue. This is where her mission to protect kids becomes even more important.

“I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect a child to stand up for themselves medically,” Walker said. “Judgement gets clouded by athletics. It gets clouded by adults, but it’s super clouded in kids. Everybody wants to play and everyone wants to win, and so the ability of most to see the big picture is not — it’s just not there. And so my job as the athletic trainer, as the sports medicine professional, is to make the decision that is in the best interest of the kids in the long term.”

She emphasized that her end goal is to ensure safe playing time, not reduce a player’s time on the field.

“What parents need to know is this: I am here to protect your child while they play,” Walker said. “My job is to keep them safe. My desire is to keep them playing, not to

withhold playing time.”

Walker’s desire to be an advocate for student athletes has led her to participate in leadership roles for a variety of statewide and nationwide organizations, including the Utah Athletic Trainers Association, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association and the National Athletic Training Association as well as the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee with the Utah High School Activities Association. Due to her efforts, a law was passed in Utah requiring athletic trainers to be licensed by the State of Utah.

All of her work at SHS has been possible only because of a collaborative effort involving teammates, parents, coaches and administration, she said.

“I have been blessed to have the support of the district, my administrators, my coaches, the parents — the community in general has been very good to me and very supportive of me, which really, at the end of the day, is why I’ve been here all these years,” Walker said. “To start and end a career at the same school is unusual because the support system is not there, but at Springville, I have had that support.”

Lisa Walker, athletic trainer and teacher at Springville High School, poses for a photo with SHS football players Dallin Johnson (left) and Kinilau Fonohema during the 2023 football season.

CHEERLEADING TEAM

The Springville High School Cheerleading Team is dedicated to supporting our football, volleyball, boys and girls basketball, and wrestling teams while also competing in our own state and national competitions. We pride ourselves on community engagement and consistently pushing ourselves to achieve personal and team excellence. To support our journey to nationals each year, we hold two fundraisers: selling potatoes in the fall and running football concessions. We encourage everyone to purchase concessions during the games and, if you’re interested in ordering potatoes, please reach out to the head coach via email at sydney.hickman@nebo.edu.

SENIORS

Samantha Arave

McKinley Bartholomew

Chloe Blaser

Brooklyn Cherrington

Madison Clayton

Whitney Clyde

Braylee Conrad

Tatum Fish

Aubrey Lech

Alyssa Lee

Hayden Marshall

Rachel Mathews

Ashlyn McClean

Melyssa Nelson

Zoey O’Donnell

Roxy Packard

Lily Parker

Melanie Robbins

Cambria Ross

JUNIORS

Presley Bird

Elle Braithwaite

Marlee Clements

Eislee Everton

Sophie Gardner

Averee Hanks

Hadley Hickman

Kate Jessee

Delanie Morley

Sadie Ruffner

Hailey Weidman

SOPHOMORES

Kenzie Andreasen

Brielle Arave

Brylee Bussberg

Ella Clarke

Nykelle Leslie

Claire Pennington

Morgan Stika

Livya Stoker

GO RED DEVILS!

MARCHING BAND

STAFF

Director: Amanda Manning

Assistant Director: Ali Olson

Woodwind Coach: Amy Gabbitas

Brass Coach: Roxanna Chipman

Drumline Coach: Ian Jarvie

DRUM MAJOR

Josh Nelson

PICCOLO

Jayden McDonald

FLUTE

Tayler Christensen

CLARINET

Harper Wilde

BASS CLARINET

Joseph Ball

ALTO SAXOPHONE

Diego Perez

TENOR SAXOPHONE

Yurim Kim

TRUMPET

Alaster Burton

Charity Chang

Edmund Clay

Brandon Mecham

Alex Woodward

MELLOPHONE

Gojhan Garcia

Molly Jessop

TROMBONE

Boston Borget

Liam Duncan

Asher Mowbray

Austin Sabin

BARITONE

Logan Fewkes

Nathan Thompson

SOUSAPHONE

Daniel Barker

Sam Holladay

SNARE DRUM

Max Boyer

Lizzie Taylor

Peter Thacker

TENOR DRUMS

Nikko Cappuccilli

Drumline Coach: David Dimas

Front Ensemble Coach: Caleb Bardsley

Color Guard Coach: Wendy Lloyd

Assistant Color Guard Coach: Anna Brown

BASS DRUM

Seth Johnson

Drew LeSueur

Haley Lloyd

FRONT ENSEMBLE

Gordon Beckman

Madison Bumgarner

Graham Flinders

Rose Gabbitas

Nick Jessop

Jane Thompson

BASS GUITAR

Preston Woodward

COLOR GUARD

Marigols Cannon

Brigit Johnson

Jackie Moreland

Makensey Sheldon

DANCE COMPANY

HEAD COACH: Karla Palfreyman

Bridgette Yost - President

Chloe Blaser - Vice President

Sophie Gardner - Secretary

Raegan Gilson

Makaelynn Hennen

Kate Jessee

Delanie Morley

Lukas Nelson

Lily Peterson

Emmeline Wheeler

Grace Wright

BALLROOM TEAM

Taelin Robertson - Captain

Jonny Tenney - Captain

Emily Holmes - Co-Captain/ Showcase Team

Antonella Lozada - Co-Captain/ Team Unity

Bryton Pickett - Co-Captain/ School Relations

Ben Barnard

Marissa Betts

Marigold Cannon

Andrew Clay

Maddy Clayton

Autumn Cook

Kaden Cook

Mark Dahl

Danika Dinsdale

Liv Fletcher

Gianna Furner

Isaac Hill

Sam Holladay

Ginny Howard

Halle Hunter

Kiara Johnson

Patrick Johnson

Rhett Morrison

Andrew Olson

Estin Oswald

Avery Parker

Gabe Rammell

Hyrum Tangren

Evan Tucker

Brooklyn Virgin

Saira White

TEAM HEAD COACH: Karla Palfreyman

GIRLS SOCCER

Quincey Anderson

Mya Bergeson

Abby Brown

Kayla Bunnell

Abigail Caldwell

Sage Conrad

Kayla Crawford

Swayzie Daily

Janice Davis

Adalie Dodd

Rebecca Gee

Halle Hall

Mia Hansen

Sophie Hatfield

Samantha Hullinger

Madison Jackson

Trevi Jackson

Savannah Johnston

Mercedes Kentjanaputra

Claire Kirby

Preston Kuhnz

Kaydence Laird

Lexi Lee

Olivia Magleby

Ella Martin

Samantha Neves

Lilyann Orndorff

GIRLS TENNIS

Audrey Pennington

Caroline Penrod

Sarah Penrod

Camryn Pickett

Josie Reynolds

Alivia Robles

Isabella Ward

Megan Warren

Teagan Zeidner

BACK ROW: Greg Templeman, Suzanne Templeman, Kate Parkinson, Nadia Templeman, Chloe Brooke, Lorel Silva, Hattie Templeman, Britta Broberg, Lindsey Fish, Ashley Hardy, Lauren Hafen, Katelyn Parker, Natalie Argon, Taylor Parkinson, Heather Brown

FRONT ROW: Vivian Sweat, Bridgette Murphy, Mia Ollerton, Savannah Galbraith, Abigail Wright, Mia Ollerton, Savannah Galbraith, Abigail Wright, Addie Geary, Sammy Rigtrup, Paislee Bell, Olivia Brady, Sophi Corrales, Avery Parker, Caroline Felix, Sophia Lowe

COACHES: Jeff Jensen, Mikki Gee, Gabriella Jensen, Naomi Kehl