Dieng Signs with Cardinal Basketball

Dieng (pronounced GOR gee Deng) averaged 15.4 points, 12.6 rebounds and 7.2 blocked shots as a senior last season at air max canada Huntington Prep."Gorgui is someone who we put a lot of effort into recruiting," said Pitino. "He has as much upside as any player I've ever recruited. He's 6 10, long, a terrific shot blocker, and has a good shooting touch from outside. He'll work very cheap nike free hard to build up his body from 215 to 235. We expect him to be one of the better shot blockers that we've signed here at U of L."Dieng was named the MVP of the Black Team in the 2010 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all star game played in Louisville's Freedom Hall canada Nike Free TR Fit on April 10 after producing 15 points, seven rebounds and eight blocked shots. He totalled 16 points, 11 rebounds and five steals and hit a game winning three pointer at the buzzer in leading Senegal to a 66 65 victory over Team USA Midwest in the 2009 Nike Global Challenge in Oregon on Aug. 8, 2009.Dieng had narrowed his collegiate choices to Marquette, Colorado and Marshall before signing with the Cardinals. He has a 7 4 wingspan and speaks five languages, the latest of which is English.

Detectives hope newly discovered video leads to rapist

LACEY, Wash.KIRO 7 Eyewitness News was with Thurston County detectives as they obtained surveillance video believed to be a rapist in the car he stole from the victim after the air max canada attack.The video will be helpful for detectives as they try to create a timeline of the man's movements after the attack.Lt. Greg Elwin told KIRO 7 finding the attacker is a top priority."We're concerned it could happen again if we don't get this guy scooped up," Elwin said.In an effort to do that, investigators also released a photo of shoes believed worn by the rapist during the attack. They are white, red and black cheap nike free Nike Air Jordan's with the number 23 on the side."She described seeing the suspect wearing these shoes canada Nike Air Max 2010 during the incident," said Lt. Elwin.Neighbors hope the new developments lead to the rapist's capture and a full recovery for the victim."Hopefully they find the suspect and apprehend him and hopefully she (the victim) doesn't remain traumatized and she does good," said Carlos Ramirez.From Our News PartnersReligious book saves bus driver from two bulletsDrunken gun safety lesson ends in man's deathMysterious polio like illness paralyzes California childrenBurlesque boom: Sultry dances captivate crowdsPhotos: Old Man Marley's 'Home Alone' mansion for saleTop Local HeadlinesSome neighbors against plan for townhomes on church propertySeabeck teenager playing with a bullet accidentally shot himselfBacteria in water after fire leaves many seniors homelessFormer officers blame 'Brady Cop' for losing their jobsMother, daughter taken to hospital after house fire MoreKIRO 7 WeatherWeatherKIRO 7 Interactive Doppler Radar5 Day ForecastAdvertisers and SponsorsFree ClassifiedsCars at AutotraderLocal Services at KudzuCoupons at Valpak.

Deadly Payson accident raises questions about Ford recall

An Arizona family is speaking out about a horrific crash that claimed the life of their 17 year old daughter.

While no one knows for sure what caused the accident, ABC15 Investigators uncovered a risk most owners would never see and that could be hiding in countless other cars.

Seventeen year old Saige Bloom was driving when she lost control of her vehicle on a Payson, Arizona roadway. Her mother was following behind her and desperately called 911 looking for help. "She cannot stop. We're coming up to a red light and I don't know what to do for her," the mother frantically told the dispatcher. Shortly after that call, Saige hit another car and rolled three times. Hours later, Saige died of her injuries in a hospital bed. That was in January. Now, the ABC15 Investigators have discovered new information about the model of car Saige was driving when she lost control information involving repair instructions sent to dealers, but not owners. It raises the question that tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of cars on the road could have had an incorrect repair, including the car Saige was driving. BASKETBALL, CHURCH AND FAMILY Ryan Bloom beams as he talks about his daughter Saige. It's been just a few months since she died. "I just sit and think, I wish I could see her again," Bloom said. Ryan and his wife Jamie have three kids; Saige was their oldest. Bloom said his daughter loved going to church and to her youth group. She cared for people, he said, especially her nike air max outlet family. Saige was a star on the Payson High basketball team and Bloom remembers her talking about going to prom in the spring. After graduation, she wanted to enroll at Northern Arizona University and was looking for a car that could handle the snow. Since her grandmother offered to buy, Saige searched and quickly found her car: a white 2002 Ford Escape. Her dad checked it out and okayed the car. "She was like thank you daddy, thank you, thank you." Bloom pauses as tears fill his eyes. "That kind of hurts, you know?" SAIGE'S FIRST AND LAST DRIVE On January 27th, Saige was driving her new Escape to her home in Payson for the first time. She was following her mother as they drove north. But near Payson, something went terribly wrong. "Oh my God, my God, what do I do with her?" Jamie Bloom asked when she called 911 for help. She was watching as Saige drove ahead of her, speeding through town. The haunting 911 tapes reveal what happened next. "She was pushing on the brakes. I can smell it burning and she cannot stop," her mother told the dispatcher on the other end of the line. "Oh my God! She's in a wreck! She's in a wreck!" Police reports show Saige was traveling at high speeds through a busy area of Payson. She canada Nike Air Max 2012 was weaving in and out of traffic, according to the reports. Jamie called her husband. "I didn't expect the blood curdling screams over the phone," Bloom remembered. "Jaime was freaking out." Ryan immediately got in his car and drove toward the accident. "You know, when time stops and you just say 'God let her be okay,'" Bloom said. "That's what I kept telling myself the whole time." Police reports say Saige's SUV was weaving through traffic at rush hour that day.

Expert advice: What to do if your car won't stop After clearing the intersection of highways 87 and 260 and "narrowly air max canada [passing] through traffic" at the next intersection, police reports show the Escape hit a gray sedan and flipped three times. Saige was ejected from the car, where she lie on the street, bleeding and "struggling to breathe," the report said, until emergency crews took her to the hospital where she died. THE POLICE INVESTIGATION Payson police took the ABC15 Investigators to the Escape impounded in their lot, three months after the accident. The SUV sits in a corner, much of it in pieces. It will be covered with a tarp until tests are completed and the Escape can be released to the family and to the automaker, Ford Motor Company. Police reports show the car's accelerator was "all the way down to the floor," when the car was inspected after the accident. Officers also found that the console next to the accelerator pedal had "scratch marks in the plastic," that would "be consistent without someone slamming their foot on the gas pedal," the report said. The report further states that Saige "had Nike tennis shoes on" and that she must have "used some force to create those marks." The Blooms' attorney Bob Boatman believes Saige was, "kicking the pedal trying to dislodge it in her mind." The family is considering filing a

lawsuit against Ford. THE ABC15 INVESTIGATORS: SAFETY RECALL AND QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REPAIR Ford won't comment specifically about Saige's accident, and until the car is released and inspected, no one knows what caused it. But the ABC15 Investigators did find a safety recall involving the accelerator cable on 2002 2004 Ford Escapes including the one Saige drove

that day. In December 2004, Ford sent a recall notice to Escape owners, stating that the problem could cause "elevated engine speeds" and even a "vehicle crash." But, 10 months later, Ford sent out an update to that repair to dealers not Ford owners. In the documents sent to dealers, Ford writes that the reason for the update is "to inform dealers that updated illustrations and a warning have been added to the technical instructions to help prevent damage to the speed control cable while performing the accelerator cable replacement procedure." One attachment says "Caution" and shows a "CORRECT" and two "INCORRECT" illustrations involving removing the accelerator cable. The update went to dealers in October 2005, 10 months after the recall was first announced. Records show by that time, the majority of the Escapes affected 319,000 out of 470,000 had already been repaired. Those owners had their SUVs repaired for the recall without the new warning and instructions from Ford. Records show the Escape Saige Bloom drove to her death also had an accelerator cable recall repair before the new instructions went to dealers. "Anyone who sees this would say 'Oh, there's a problem here,'" he said. "If you were one of those nearly 300,000 owners, you may have gotten a bad repair and your life is at stake." In a statement to the ABC15 Investigators, Ford said it's "committed to informing our customers when any issues arise involving vehicle safety." Ford didn't explain how they discovered the incorrect repairs, but said the corrected repair bulletin only went to dealers. Ford also says it "can't comment on a specific accident without knowing all the details behind it." Read Ford Motor Company's full statement to the ABC15 Investigators Ditlow says Ford should have issued a second recall but Ford would not comment on why that didn't happen. Ditlow also blames the government agency responsible for investigating safety defects in motor vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), for not forcing a second recall. In fact, he says depending on the outcome of the investigation into Saige's accident, the Center plans to file a petition pushing NHTSA for a second recall on that model of Ford Escapes. NHTSA told the ABC15 Investigators that it is "aware of the crash that occurred in Payson, Arizona in January" and said that they "are monitoring the issue and will take action as warranted." Read NHTSA's full statement to the ABC15 Investigators LIFE WITHOUT SAIGE While Ford and Saige's family wait for her car to be released, Ryan tries to concentrate on the positives. He said Saige was somehow able to avoid injuring anyone else as her car sped out of control. And he told us that her organs were donated to five other people, giving them new life. "I have all her pictures sitting on the dresser," he said, "every time I walk into the room, just staring at her beautiful smile."

How to search for all safety recall documents involving YOUR car (you can also watch step by step instructions in the video attached above)

Carfax offers a free recall check that will tell you if your specific vehicle has an open recall, not just what recalls were issued for a year/make/model. But, there is a cost involved if you want your vehicle's full Carfax report.

Davis boys heading to cross country nationals

In fact, for most athletes, running is punishment. But for two local high school teams, running is the reward. And the efforts of the American Fork and Davis High boys cross country teams are earning them national recognition.

On Nov. 19, Nike held its annual Regional Cross Country meets, and not only did the Cavemen and Darts qualify for nationals, they finished in first and second place, respectively.

Coaches of both teams were pleased with how their teams ran, but they are also looking forward to seeing what they will do this Saturday at the Nike National Meet in Oregon.

It is the second time Davis has made the national meet and the nike air max outlet third time for the American Fork boys. In fact, two of the Cavemen's best runners will be making their third appearance at the national meet.

For the nationally ranked teams American Fork at No. 2 and Davis No. 3 the expectations are high.

"I think the pressure affected us a bit last year," said American Fork head coach Timo Mostert. "We've talked a lot about that. Clayton (Young) and Mac (Morrison) have been there twice before. So we can talk about what works and what doesn't work."

Fluctuating in the rankings has been a good thing mentally.

"They realize that (rankings) are what other people think and they are not really who we are," he said. "We're just going to do what we've done all year have fun and race fast."

Young, a senior, finished highest of the Utah runners with a third place finish. His teammate Brayden McLelland was fourth, and Morrison, who won the 5A state individual title last month, finished in fifth place.

Davis High School's Brad Nye, who finished second in the 5A state cross country meet, finished sixth in the regional meet and will lead the Davis team looking to keep pace with their in state rivals.

"Last year, we were just happy to be there," said Davis head coach Corbin Talley. "This year, this is the race we've been training for, and our goal all year has been to finish in the top five."

With less than two weeks between the regional meet and the national meet, both coaches said they focus on staying healthy and mental toughness.

"It's got to be more of a mental race," Talley said. "We'll try to get air max canada ourselves feeling right on that day. We're all healthy so that's a godo thing . We do hope we run a smart race. I felt we ran hard in Arizona, but not our smartest race."

Both coaches said the runners look forward to the experience because Nike treats them so well, providing them with shoes, uniforms, food and the chance to compete against the country's best.

"They get to meet Olympians," said Talley. "The whole weekend is amazing for these kids. We're just going to go and enjoy it."

Mostert said his runners are just enjoying a little more affection from their classmates.

"It's nice to be recognized at school for them being the accomplished athletes that they are," Mostert said. "The weekend is incredible. Nike caters to them like rock stars."

It's quite an accomplishment for Utah to qualify two teams as they competed against 30 squads from five states.

The other members of the American Fork team competing are: Connor McMillan, Tyson Green, Zac Jacklin, and Dallas Griswald.

The other members of the Davis team are: Preston Johnson, Brayden Cromar, Skylar Williams, Logan Wood, Alex Hedquist, and Jackson Sagers.

Three girls qualified individually Summer Harper, Orem High, finished second overall. And three Ogden High runners qualified and will compete at nationals as individuals Sarah Feeny, a sophomore who finished in fifth place; Jamie Stokes, a senior who finished in sixth place; and Jordan Cross, a junior canada Nike Shox Turbo who finished ninth.

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4. Numerous star hands on demonstration, regardless of Europe or east Asia ARTISTS, all without exception air max canada DUNK to match a selection of street costumes.

5. Retro shoes + ZOOM, fresh collocation, refreshing.

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Dieng Signs with Cardinal Basketball

Dieng (pronounced GOR gee Deng) averaged 15.4 points, 12.6 rebounds and 7.2 blocked shots as a senior last season at air max canada Huntington Prep."Gorgui is someone who we put a lot of effort into recruiting," said Pitino. "He has as much upside as any player I've ever recruited. He's 6 10, long, a terrific shot blocker, and has a good shooting touch from outside. He'll work very cheap nike free hard to build up his body from 215 to 235. We expect him to be one of the better shot blockers that we've signed here at U of L."Dieng was named the MVP of the Black Team in the 2010 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all star game played in Louisville's Freedom Hall canada Nike Free TR Fit on April 10 after producing 15 points, seven rebounds and eight blocked shots. He totalled 16 points, 11 rebounds and five steals and hit a game winning three pointer at the buzzer in leading Senegal to a 66 65 victory over Team USA Midwest in the 2009 Nike Global Challenge in Oregon on Aug. 8, 2009.Dieng had narrowed his collegiate choices to Marquette, Colorado and Marshall before signing with the Cardinals. He has a 7 4 wingspan and speaks five languages, the latest of which is English.

Detectives hope newly discovered video leads to rapist

LACEY, Wash.KIRO 7 Eyewitness News was with Thurston County detectives as they obtained surveillance video believed to be a rapist in the car he stole from the victim after the air max canada attack.The video will be helpful for detectives as they try to create a timeline of the man's movements after the attack.Lt. Greg Elwin told KIRO 7 finding the attacker is a top priority."We're concerned it could happen again if we don't get this guy scooped up," Elwin said.In an effort to do that, investigators also released a photo of shoes believed worn by the rapist during the attack. They are white, red and black cheap nike free Nike Air Jordan's with the number 23 on the side."She described seeing the suspect wearing these shoes canada Nike Air Max 2010 during the incident," said Lt. Elwin.Neighbors hope the new developments lead to the rapist's capture and a full recovery for the victim."Hopefully they find the suspect and apprehend him and hopefully she (the victim) doesn't remain traumatized and she does good," said Carlos Ramirez.From Our News PartnersReligious book saves bus driver from two bulletsDrunken gun safety lesson ends in man's deathMysterious polio like illness paralyzes California childrenBurlesque boom: Sultry dances captivate crowdsPhotos: Old Man Marley's 'Home Alone' mansion for saleTop Local HeadlinesSome neighbors against plan for townhomes on church propertySeabeck teenager playing with a bullet accidentally shot himselfBacteria in water after fire leaves many seniors homelessFormer officers blame 'Brady Cop' for losing their jobsMother, daughter taken to hospital after house fire MoreKIRO 7 WeatherWeatherKIRO 7 Interactive Doppler Radar5 Day ForecastAdvertisers and SponsorsFree ClassifiedsCars at AutotraderLocal Services at KudzuCoupons at Valpak.

Deadly Payson accident raises questions about Ford recall

An Arizona family is speaking out about a horrific crash that claimed the life of their 17 year old daughter.

While no one knows for sure what caused the accident, ABC15 Investigators uncovered a risk most owners would never see and that could be hiding in countless other cars.

Seventeen year old Saige Bloom was driving when she lost control of her vehicle on a Payson, Arizona roadway. Her mother was following behind her and desperately called 911 looking for help. "She cannot stop. We're coming up to a red light and I don't know what to do for her," the mother frantically told the dispatcher. Shortly after that call, Saige hit another car and rolled three times. Hours later, Saige died of her injuries in a hospital bed. That was in January. Now, the ABC15 Investigators have discovered new information about the model of car Saige was driving when she lost control information involving repair instructions sent to dealers, but not owners. It raises the question that tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of cars on the road could have had an incorrect repair, including the car Saige was driving. BASKETBALL, CHURCH AND FAMILY Ryan Bloom beams as he talks about his daughter Saige. It's been just a few months since she died. "I just sit and think, I wish I could see her again," Bloom said. Ryan and his wife Jamie have three kids; Saige was their oldest. Bloom said his daughter loved going to church and to her youth group. She cared for people, he said, especially her nike air max outlet family. Saige was a star on the Payson High basketball team and Bloom remembers her talking about going to prom in the spring. After graduation, she wanted to enroll at Northern Arizona University and was looking for a car that could handle the snow. Since her grandmother offered to buy, Saige searched and quickly found her car: a white 2002 Ford Escape. Her dad checked it out and okayed the car. "She was like thank you daddy, thank you, thank you." Bloom pauses as tears fill his eyes. "That kind of hurts, you know?" SAIGE'S FIRST AND LAST DRIVE On January 27th, Saige was driving her new Escape to her home in Payson for the first time. She was following her mother as they drove north. But near Payson, something went terribly wrong. "Oh my God, my God, what do I do with her?" Jamie Bloom asked when she called 911 for help. She was watching as Saige drove ahead of her, speeding through town. The haunting 911 tapes reveal what happened next. "She was pushing on the brakes. I can smell it burning and she cannot stop," her mother told the dispatcher on the other end of the line. "Oh my God! She's in a wreck! She's in a wreck!" Police reports show Saige was traveling at high speeds through a busy area of Payson. She canada Nike Air Max 2012 was weaving in and out of traffic, according to the reports. Jamie called her husband. "I didn't expect the blood curdling screams over the phone," Bloom remembered. "Jaime was freaking out." Ryan immediately got in his car and drove toward the accident. "You know, when time stops and you just say 'God let her be okay,'" Bloom said. "That's what I kept telling myself the whole time." Police reports say Saige's SUV was weaving through traffic at rush hour that day.

Expert advice: What to do if your car won't stop After clearing the intersection of highways 87 and 260 and "narrowly air max canada [passing] through traffic" at the next intersection, police reports show the Escape hit a gray sedan and flipped three times. Saige was ejected from the car, where she lie on the street, bleeding and "struggling to breathe," the report said, until emergency crews took her to the hospital where she died. THE POLICE INVESTIGATION Payson police took the ABC15 Investigators to the Escape impounded in their lot, three months after the accident. The SUV sits in a corner, much of it in pieces. It will be covered with a tarp until tests are completed and the Escape can be released to the family and to the automaker, Ford Motor Company. Police reports show the car's accelerator was "all the way down to the floor," when the car was inspected after the accident. Officers also found that the console next to the accelerator pedal had "scratch marks in the plastic," that would "be consistent without someone slamming their foot on the gas pedal," the report said. The report further states that Saige "had Nike tennis shoes on" and that she must have "used some force to create those marks." The Blooms' attorney Bob Boatman believes Saige was, "kicking the pedal trying to dislodge it in her mind." The family is considering filing a

lawsuit against Ford. THE ABC15 INVESTIGATORS: SAFETY RECALL AND QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REPAIR Ford won't comment specifically about Saige's accident, and until the car is released and inspected, no one knows what caused it. But the ABC15 Investigators did find a safety recall involving the accelerator cable on 2002 2004 Ford Escapes including the one Saige drove

that day. In December 2004, Ford sent a recall notice to Escape owners, stating that the problem could cause "elevated engine speeds" and even a "vehicle crash." But, 10 months later, Ford sent out an update to that repair to dealers not Ford owners. In the documents sent to dealers, Ford writes that the reason for the update is "to inform dealers that updated illustrations and a warning have been added to the technical instructions to help prevent damage to the speed control cable while performing the accelerator cable replacement procedure." One attachment says "Caution" and shows a "CORRECT" and two "INCORRECT" illustrations involving removing the accelerator cable. The update went to dealers in October 2005, 10 months after the recall was first announced. Records show by that time, the majority of the Escapes affected 319,000 out of 470,000 had already been repaired. Those owners had their SUVs repaired for the recall without the new warning and instructions from Ford. Records show the Escape Saige Bloom drove to her death also had an accelerator cable recall repair before the new instructions went to dealers. "Anyone who sees this would say 'Oh, there's a problem here,'" he said. "If you were one of those nearly 300,000 owners, you may have gotten a bad repair and your life is at stake." In a statement to the ABC15 Investigators, Ford said it's "committed to informing our customers when any issues arise involving vehicle safety." Ford didn't explain how they discovered the incorrect repairs, but said the corrected repair bulletin only went to dealers. Ford also says it "can't comment on a specific accident without knowing all the details behind it." Read Ford Motor Company's full statement to the ABC15 Investigators Ditlow says Ford should have issued a second recall but Ford would not comment on why that didn't happen. Ditlow also blames the government agency responsible for investigating safety defects in motor vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), for not forcing a second recall. In fact, he says depending on the outcome of the investigation into Saige's accident, the Center plans to file a petition pushing NHTSA for a second recall on that model of Ford Escapes. NHTSA told the ABC15 Investigators that it is "aware of the crash that occurred in Payson, Arizona in January" and said that they "are monitoring the issue and will take action as warranted." Read NHTSA's full statement to the ABC15 Investigators LIFE WITHOUT SAIGE While Ford and Saige's family wait for her car to be released, Ryan tries to concentrate on the positives. He said Saige was somehow able to avoid injuring anyone else as her car sped out of control. And he told us that her organs were donated to five other people, giving them new life. "I have all her pictures sitting on the dresser," he said, "every time I walk into the room, just staring at her beautiful smile."

How to search for all safety recall documents involving YOUR car (you can also watch step by step instructions in the video attached above)

Carfax offers a free recall check that will tell you if your specific vehicle has an open recall, not just what recalls were issued for a year/make/model. But, there is a cost involved if you want your vehicle's full Carfax report.

Davis boys heading to cross country nationals

In fact, for most athletes, running is punishment. But for two local high school teams, running is the reward. And the efforts of the American Fork and Davis High boys cross country teams are earning them national recognition.

On Nov. 19, Nike held its annual Regional Cross Country meets, and not only did the Cavemen and Darts qualify for nationals, they finished in first and second place, respectively.

Coaches of both teams were pleased with how their teams ran, but they are also looking forward to seeing what they will do this Saturday at the Nike National Meet in Oregon.

It is the second time Davis has made the national meet and the nike air max outlet third time for the American Fork boys. In fact, two of the Cavemen's best runners will be making their third appearance at the national meet.

For the nationally ranked teams American Fork at No. 2 and Davis No. 3 the expectations are high.

"I think the pressure affected us a bit last year," said American Fork head coach Timo Mostert. "We've talked a lot about that. Clayton (Young) and Mac (Morrison) have been there twice before. So we can talk about what works and what doesn't work."

Fluctuating in the rankings has been a good thing mentally.

"They realize that (rankings) are what other people think and they are not really who we are," he said. "We're just going to do what we've done all year have fun and race fast."

Young, a senior, finished highest of the Utah runners with a third place finish. His teammate Brayden McLelland was fourth, and Morrison, who won the 5A state individual title last month, finished in fifth place.

Davis High School's Brad Nye, who finished second in the 5A state cross country meet, finished sixth in the regional meet and will lead the Davis team looking to keep pace with their in state rivals.

"Last year, we were just happy to be there," said Davis head coach Corbin Talley. "This year, this is the race we've been training for, and our goal all year has been to finish in the top five."

With less than two weeks between the regional meet and the national meet, both coaches said they focus on staying healthy and mental toughness.

"It's got to be more of a mental race," Talley said. "We'll try to get air max canada ourselves feeling right on that day. We're all healthy so that's a godo thing . We do hope we run a smart race. I felt we ran hard in Arizona, but not our smartest race."

Both coaches said the runners look forward to the experience because Nike treats them so well, providing them with shoes, uniforms, food and the chance to compete against the country's best.

"They get to meet Olympians," said Talley. "The whole weekend is amazing for these kids. We're just going to go and enjoy it."

Mostert said his runners are just enjoying a little more affection from their classmates.

"It's nice to be recognized at school for them being the accomplished athletes that they are," Mostert said. "The weekend is incredible. Nike caters to them like rock stars."

It's quite an accomplishment for Utah to qualify two teams as they competed against 30 squads from five states.

The other members of the American Fork team competing are: Connor McMillan, Tyson Green, Zac Jacklin, and Dallas Griswald.

The other members of the Davis team are: Preston Johnson, Brayden Cromar, Skylar Williams, Logan Wood, Alex Hedquist, and Jackson Sagers.

Three girls qualified individually Summer Harper, Orem High, finished second overall. And three Ogden High runners qualified and will compete at nationals as individuals Sarah Feeny, a sophomore who finished in fifth place; Jamie Stokes, a senior who finished in sixth place; and Jordan Cross, a junior canada Nike Shox Turbo who finished ninth.

Custom Nike Dunk

DUNK SB full name is DUNK LOW (HIGH) PRO SB. Before" DUNK "is just a pair of ordinary basketball shoes, now "Custom Nike DUNK" brings more fashionable element, and install complex modulation zoom air and thick shoes tongue" DUNK SB "gradually become the backbone of Nike skateboarding shoes. and so on. Originally created for skateboarding shoes, restoring ancient ways version has now become the symbol of tide.

4. Numerous star hands on demonstration, regardless of Europe or east Asia ARTISTS, all without exception air max canada DUNK to match a selection of street costumes.

5. Retro shoes + ZOOM, fresh collocation, refreshing.

6. Big play set limit to jointly when global how many pairs, absolutely spectacular crimes.

7. The most important, DUNK SB stick with the world famous ARTISTS cooperation, launch a variety of street cheap nike free design abnormality. Multivariate, is the biggest impact brings us the DUNK SB terrible, where each pair of shoes that he will represent a new concept, a kind of brand new visual effect, the consequence is that. A lot of people "see a pair of love a pair of".

X Post a Comment on this Article Note: We read and moderate all comments before they visible on article page. Your email address will not be published. Fields marked with asteric are canada Nike Shox Turbo required.