Inside, outside -- the Orem girls volleyball team put together a complete hitting game from all over the court against Region 7 opponent Timpview on Thursday, easily sweeping the T'Birds, 25-15, 25-12, 25-17 in Provo.

Though outside hitter Hannah Robison had her usual solid night with eight kills, it was the inside play of Keisha Galaei and Kaysie Taylor that pleased Tiger head coach Natalie Real.

"Tonight the girls finally clicked," Real said. "It was great for the team to build chemistry and work through a lot of the hiccups."

Galaei led the Tigers through Game 2, earning half her kill total in that game alone. Orem quickly scored the first six points of the game, then went on a 9-1 run. After kills by Jentry Hatch and Danielle Adams for Orem (12-7, 7-3), Robison smacked home an ace for a 16-5 lead. Galaei smacked three kills, including one right in the face of a T'Bird player, as Orem cruise to the 2-0 margin.

"Keisha is a serious fireball," Real said. "She is a commanding presence as a blocker; I swear her arms grow more every game. She has really come into her own."

"I was thinking, 'Get the ball down,' " said Galaei, who finished with seven kills and four aces. "We're going to state soon so it's good that our passing is improving."

The outcome was slightly better for the T'Birds the final game, despite Timpview coach Kristen Bailey's decision to sit her starters for the entirety of Game 3.

"We're still getting better," Bailey said of the T'Birds, who dropped to 1-14 overall, 0-9 in region play. "We are better than last season."

Timpview played Orem close for a while in the third game, but the Tigers opened up a small 8-7 lead into a more comfortable 14-7. Orem's Chalise Herman put down a kill while Taylor hit a spot in the open court. Herman also finished with seven kills to go with four aces of her own.

"We've been depending on our outside hitting all season," Real said. "But we're much stronger when we can also attack from the middles. It broadens our offense."

Orem is poised to head into the 4A state finals, but the Tigers' seeding is still very much up in the air. Lehi currently leads Orem by just a half game for second place in the region, while Mountain View is up on the Tigers by a game and a half.

Orem closes out the regular season against Provo on Tuesday at home.

• Lehi def. Provo 3-0: At Provo, Lehi came through on the road with a 25-22, 29-27, 25-23 Region 7 victory over Provo. Kelci Koop had 13 kills and 20 digs for the Bulldogs, while Alex Costello had 16 digs.

• Mountain View def. Timpanogos 3-0: At Timpanogos, Chelsey Schofield had 25 kills and nine digs and Heather Glasford put up 35 assists to lead Mountain View past Timpanogos 25-11, 25-10, 25-21 in Region 4.

• Alta def. American Fork 3-0: At American Fork, the visiting Hawks swept past Alta 25-16, 26-24, 25-21 in Region 4. Makenzie Moea'i 15 kills to lead American Fork, while teammates Jenny Orton and Jessica Jardine had seven kills apiece. Jennifer Hardman had 13 assists and Emily Crowley 16 assists for the Cavemen..

• Lone Peak def. Hillcrest, 3-0: At Midvale, Ashlan Rodgers had 16 kills and Whitney Johnson had six kills (hitting .500) to lead Lone Peak past Hillcrest 25-16, 25-16, 25-16 in Region 4. Kix Adolpho had 29 assists and six aces, while Coralie Jarema six kills three blocks and Chloe Jarema had eight kills and two aces for the Knights, who improved to 15-9, 8-3.

• Pleasant Grove def. Jordan 3-0: At Sandy, Danica Mendivil, Kim Dahl and Jen Hamsen combined for 31 kills to lead Pleasant Grove past Jordan 25-15, 25-16, 25-9 in Region 4.

• Carbon def. American Leadership 3-1: At Spanish Fork, Joy Malone had 32 kills to lead Carbon past ALA 25-18, 25-23, 23-25, 27-25 in Region 10.

• Delta def. Emery 3-0: At Delta, the Rabbits swept past Emery 25-14, 25-8, 25-22 in Region 12.

• Meridian def. Tintic 3-0: At Orem, Jenna Higgins led the quartet of seniors who had a great match on Senior NIght as Meridian beat Tintic 25-17, 25-16, 25-15 in Region 18. Higgins had six kills and three aces, while Daniella Langston, Rachel Allen and Estee Arts also made their final home match a memorable one. Meridian is 9-10, 6-4 and will play a crossover game against either Manila or Tabiona next week to try to qualifying for the Class 1A tournament.

Football

• Spanish Fork 56, Maple Mountain 12: At Mapleton, Hayden Nielsen rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown on just six carries and completed 10-of-15 passes for another TD as Spanish Fork cruised past Maple Mountain in Region 8.

TJ Inoke rushed for 154 yards on nine carries and also scored a touchdown, while Tim Moala had five carries for just 26 yards but scored twice. Richie Kunsman also scored a rushing touchdown for the Dons, while Chase Lofton caught four passes for 72 yards and two scores.

Defensively, Michael Stone had 6 ½ tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss, while Willie Makai had three tackles and a sack and Kyle Asiata had two tackles and recovered a fumble.

The Dons led 43-6 at the half.

• Lone Peak 41, Copper Hills 7: At West Jordan, Jacob Hannemann caught four touchdown passes from Tannon Pederson and Jared Fenton scored four times on the ground to lead Lone Peak past Copper Hills in a non-region game.

Lone Peak 21 7 6 7 -- 41

Copper Hills 0 0 0 7 -- 7

LP-Jacob Hannemann 30 pass from Tannon Pedersen (Ryne MacPherson kick)

LP-Kyson Flake 11 run (MacPherson kick)

LP-Hannemann 30 pass from Pedersen (MacPherson kick)

LP-Jared Fenton 1 run (MacPherson kick)

LP-Flake 10 run (MacPherson kick)

LP-Hannemann 40 pass from Pedersen (MacPherson kick)

LP-Fenton 3 run (MacPherson kick)

LP-Fenton 10 run (kick failed)

LP-Hannemann 40 pass from Pedersen (MacPherson kick)

LP-Fenton 10 run (MacPherson kick)

CH-Colton Fogarty 1 run (kick good)

• Union 26, ALA 7: At Roosevelt, Paul Nelson threw two TD passes to lead Union past ALA in Region 10l

American Leadership 0 7 0 0 -- 7

Union 6 8 6 6 -- 26

U-Chase Connary 10 run (pass failed)

ALA-JJ Pulu 11 run (Jared Chichia kick)

U-Dylan Braithwaite 5 pass from Paul Nelson (Chase Connary run)

U-Braxton Nielsen 24 run (pass failed)

U-Braxton Nielsen 28 pass from Nelson (run failed)

• Park City 53, Wasatch 17: At Heber City, Dylan Chynoweth ran for four touchdowns to lead Park City past Wasatch in Region 10.

Park City 12 13 21 7 -- 53

Wasatch 0 10 0 7 -- 17

Scoring summary

PC-Brian Schettler 77 pass from Erik Walker (kick failed)

PC-Walker 2 run (kick failed)

PC-Dylan Chynoweth 1 run (pass failed)

PC-Chynoweth 33 run (Keenan Ward kick)

W-Cory Nielson 8 pass from Payton Davis (Spencer Edwards kick)

W- S. Edwards 34 FG

PC-Chynoweth 22 run (Ward kick)

PC-Chynoweth 1 run (Ward kick)

PC-Mat Christensen 9 run (Ward kick)

W-Nielson 38 pass from Tyler Purdy (Edwards kick)

PC=Andy Proctor 50 run (Ward kick)