On June 14 and 15, Jorgensen’s Powersports alongside racing legend, Jason Raines, hosted their first Yamaha Demo’s ride day at the Glenwood Raceway.“It was a very successful weekend for our first event of this type,” said Erick Wofford, Jorgensen’s marketing director.
No Tap Summer LeagueThursday NightJune 19..................Week 4 of 15Ogden Chiropractic...........98-22Horton Detailing..........79.5-40.5Urning to Burn...................70-50The Slow Rollers.........62.5-57.5Sid and the Band.........59.5-60.5Zeek’s Service...................59-61The Bowling Stones...........59-61Yo’Yo’s...............................58-62Cedar Post Pawn.........49.5-70.5S & S Motorworx................48-723D Cabinets.......................44-76Team 12.............................33-87High Team Scratch Game: Urning to Burn, 923; High Team Scratch Series: Cedar Post Pawn, 2,361; High Team Handicap Game: Urning to Burn, 1,184; High Team Handicap Series: Urning to Burn, 2,957; High Individual Scratch Game: men, Johnny Anderson, 278; women, Margie Tubbs, 257; High Individual Scratch Series: men, Skeeter Stermer, 735; women, Margie Tubbs, 672; High Individual Handicap Game: men, Ryan Spainhower, 323; women, Crista Gerety, 338; High Individual Handicap Series: men, Ryan Spainhower, 858; women, Crista Gerety, 844.
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The Richfield Wildcats baseball teams are only three weeks out of school and have already been hitting the diamond running.The Rick Burningham RBI baseball tournament held in Panguitch on June 7 and 8 proved to be a very favorable weekend for the Wildcats as they fought their way to be crowned the champions of the entire tournament!Just a week later, the Utah Summer Games in Cedar City hosted another team of 8 RHS teammates and four players from other high schools wearing Wildcat white uniforms under RHS head coach Drew Hill.The team played their way to championship day on June 15 as they ended in fourth place overall as they continued their summer baseball play.“This was the second week in a row where we had a Richfield team play on Championship Day of a tournament,” said Coach Hill.
Richfield eighth grade boys and girls basketball teams competed in the summer games and both took home the gold in championships.
Richfield City is known for its Independence Day festivities.
Did you know in Richfield riders of all ages interested in outdoor BMX riding can improve their skills at the RedHills outdoor BMX track behind Gayle’s Chevron?Those interested can attend the upcoming open practice night Friday, June 21 from 6:30-8 p.m.
The 2024 Salina Rodeo Queen contest was held on June 1, this year Salina rodeo royalty will reign over July 3 and 4 Independence Day rodeo, in Salina.
Jorgensen’s Lanes bowling alley is offering their summer bowling passes to offer fun, entertainment, and exercise to youth and families this summer.“Each year we run our summer bowling pass as a way to get kids involved in bowling, to allow them to exercise, and get out of the heat,” said Skeeter Stermer, bowling alley manager.
The Utah MotoTrials Association hosted their fifth competition of the season up and around the ‘CC’ road near the Richfield City water towers on June 8.MotoTrials, also called motorcycle trials, is a unique, non-speed event on specialized motorcycles.