Timpanogos senior Trevor Henderson posted his first hat trick of the season Friday afternoon to help push the Timberwolves past Lone Peak 4-2 in Region 4 boys soccer action.

"Trevor was the man of the match," said Timpanogos coach Aaron Barth. "He had some opportunities and he took advantage of them."

Those chances didn't come right away, however. It was the Knights who got on the board first, and rather quickly.

In the second minute, Lone Peak junior midfielder Ryan Wilson sent a high free kick into the box from just across the midfield line. The T'Wolf goalkeeper mishandled the ball, and David Tuttle was right there to send it into the net.

It took the Timpanogos players half the period to even things up, but they finally did when senior defender Parker Brown fed the ball to Henderson for his first tally of the contest.

Lone Peak responded in the very next minute as junior midfielder Ben Wyman took a corner kick that was headed in by sophomore defender Dallin Christensen from the far post.

Six minutes later, the Timberwolves were awarded a penalty kick after one of their players was knocked down in the box, and Henderson drove that past the goalie for the 2-2 tie.

The Knights found the net one more time before the break, but the goal was disallowed on an offside call.

Timpanogos made some adjustments and dominated possession and goal pressure for most of the second period.

In minute 54, Josh Jenson got loose for a run down the left side and served the ball to Caleb Porter for the finish to give the T'Wolves the lead for good.

With 10 minutes left on the clock, Henderson created a breakaway. Two Lone Peak defenders closed quickly near the top of the box, but he sidestepped one and juked the other to get a clear shot past the keeper to complete the scoring for the day.

Knight defender Joe Parry had an outstanding outing in the losing effort.

"If we play like we did in the second half in our remaining four region games, we'll be a tough team to beat," Barth said.

Timpanogos (10-2, 5-1) travels to Spanish Fork on Tuesday, while the Knights (3-7-1, 2-3-1) host the Vikings that same day. Kickoff for both games is set for 4 p.m.

• Beky Beaton can be reached at bbeaton@heraldextra.com.

• Lehi 3, Pleasant Grove 1: At Pleasant Grove, Spencer Gray and the Pioneers were just too much for the Vikings to handle.

In a six minute span from the 18th to the 24th minute, the Pioneers scored three goals including two from Spencer Gray.

Pleasant Grove got one back in the first half when John Taylor put one in the net, but the Lehi defense was just too strong in the second half for a full comeback.

• Wasatch 3, Waterford 0: At Sandy, Dustin Armstrong got the shutout in goal and Wasatch (6-8-0, 5-4-0) got two second-half goals from Oscar Aguilar and one from Collin Stewart to beat Waterford (6-6-2, 3-5-2) in Region 10. The Wasps are at Park City on Monday.

• Manti 3, Gunnison 2: At Manti, Daniel Munoz scored with 15 minutes remaining to lead Manti (11-4-0, 11-3-0) past Gunnison (9-6-0, 8-6-0) in Region 13. Edgar Vega and Robert Peterson also scored for Manti. Brian Granda and Victor Villanueva scored for Gunnison.

• Rowland Hall 6, American Leadership 2: In Spanish Fork, Max Wolcott and Walker Adams scored two goals apiece to lead Rowland Hall (12-0-0, 11-0-0) past ALA (4-9-0, 4-8-0) in Region 14. Tony Acosta and Ben Scott scored for ALA.

Baseball

• Lone Peak 5, American Fork 4: At American Fork, Jacob Hannemann and Brian Nielson drove in runs in the top of the seventh as Lone Peak (12-5, 2-4) picked up a key Region 4 win over American Fork (10-7, 1-5).

Dillon Robinson, coming on with one out in the seventh, picked up the save for Justin Alworth by getting the final two outs.

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WP-Alworth, 2B-Kelsch (LP), Robinson (LP), Mooney (LP). HR-Fisher (AF).

• Spanish Fork 8, Layton 2: the Dons had 14 hits, but only put up eight runs in a non-region make-up against the Lancers.

Spanish Fork's Braden Warren went 3-4 with two RBI and Greg Money and Brock Duke each went 2-3 from the plate.

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• Provo 6, Timpview 5: At Provo, Matt Griner's two-out double in the top of the sixth gave Provo (13-4, 6-2) the Region 7 win over Timpview (6-8, 2-5).

Seth Rhineer had tied the game earlier in the inning with his first varsity home run.

In the bottom of the seventh. reliever Scott Frandsen, who came on in the third and picked up his first varsity win, got a groundout, then a deep fly ball and a strikeout to end the game.

Frandsen game up three hits and struck out four. Ben Daniel went the distance for Timpview, striking out 10 in the loss.

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• Carbon 12, North Sanpete 5: At Price, Lance Deeter was 3-for-3 and Daniel Peczuh was 3-for-4 as Carbon (9-8, 4-3) pounded out 11 hits and beat North Sanpete (2-11, 0-6) in Region 8.

• Salem Hills 4, Emery 1: At Salem, Taylor Peterson and Buddy Adams combined to scatter three hits and strike out six to lead Salem Hills (10-9, 5-2) past Emery in Region 8.

Peterson got the win and Adams got the save, coming on in the sixth with two on and one out and retiring the next two batters, then striking out three Spartans in the seventh. Mitchel Cowden had a solo homer in the top of the sixth for Salem Hills, and Brent Franklin went 3-for-3.

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Huntington and Tanner. Peterson, Adams (6) and Cowden. WP-Peterson, LP-Huntington. 2B-Allred (E), 3B-Jensen (SH). HR-Cowden (SH).

• Juan Diego 5, Delta 2: At Draper, Luke West struck out 10 to lead Juan Diego (15-2, 7-1) past Delta (2-14, 0-7) in Region 8.

• Judge 10-12, Wasatch 0-16: In a Region 10 doubleheader, the Wasps (5-12, 2-7) came back to beat Judge (12-6, 5-4) in the second game after losing Game 1.

• Grand 5-1, Manti 4-14: In at Region 12 doubleheader, Chase Stevens had three doubles to lead Manti (12-9, 6-6) to victory in Game 2 of a doubleheader against Grand.

• American Leadership 10, South Summit 9: At Kamas, Seth Anderson was 4-for-5 to lead ALA (9-10, 9-3) past South Summit (11-5, 8-2) in a Region 14 showdown. Hunter Morley struck out six for the Eagles.

ALA 810 001 0 -- 10 12 4

South Summit 300 002 4 -- 9 6 2

WP-Morley, LP-Prescott. 2B-Lafontaine (ALA), Mi.Clement (ALA), Garner (ALA). 3B-Coil 2 (SS), Prescott (SS). HR-Klus (SS), Reynolds (ALA).

• Juab 11, Millard: At Fillmore, the Wasps (15-4) pounded out 10 hits in a non-region win over Millard.

Softball

• Pleasant Grove 6, Mountain View 2: At Orem, Samantha Dodson and Lisa Castleberry each tripled and drove in two runs to lead Pleasant Grove (11-2) past Mountain View. Reagan Weber doubled twice and also drove in a run, while Kayloni Mikalauski scattere four hits and struck out seven to get the win on the mound.

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Mikalauski and Briggs. Nielsen, Goodman (5) and Bradshaw. WP-Mikalauski, LP-Nielsen. 2B-Weber 2 (PG), Jardine (PG), Briggs (PG).3B-Dodson (PG), Castleberry (PG).

• Bingham 4 Lone Peak 3: In a Swing for Life game, the Miners (14-2) scored twice in the bottom of the sixth and held off Lone Peak (9-9) in the top of the seventh for the win.

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Bingham 200 002 x -- 4 6 2

WP-Almond, LP-Stevens. HR-Eckles (LP).

• North Sanpete 3, Payson 1: At Mt. Pleasant, the Hawks (11-6) scored three rusn in the fifth to get past Payson (9-5) in a non-region game.

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WP-S.Holdaway, LP-S.Fridell. 2B-Diamond (P), Bushman (P), Fridell (P), S.Earl (NS), Nuttal (NS). 3B-N.Gordon (NS).

• Union 6, Wasatch 1: At Rosevelt, Kaycee Prevedal got the victory on the mound as Union (10-5, 5-0) beat Wasatch (4-6, 2-1) in Region 10.

• American Leadership 15, South Summit: At Kamas, ALA (13-7, 9-4) pounded out 13 hits to pick up a Region 14 win at South Summit (13-5, 8-3).

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WP-Laughlin, LP-Clegg. 2B-Marlee (ALA), Laughlin (ALA), Reidhead (SS), Page (SS), Winterton (SS). HR-Madsen (ALA).