From humble beginnings at Provo’s East Bay Golf Course to the BYU women’s golf team, Galea’i has proven her mettle through every setback
| Sports Edition | | Tuesday, July 26, 2022 |
Good morning. On our mind today: How BYU’s Lila Galea’i emerged as one of the state’s top female golfers, the double-edged sword of source citing and the latest on the Donovan Mitchell situation. Read these and other stories you need to know. |
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| | | | | How BYU’s Lila Galea’i emerged as one of the state’s top female golfers, and a State Am champ |
| | | | | | The double-edged sword of source citing |
| | | | | | What’s the latest on the Donovan Mitchell situation? |
| | | | | | These players with Utah ties have been named to college football award watch lists |
| | | | | | High school football: Summit Academy’s experience should give it a leg up over 2A North foes |
| | | | | | Richard Barton leaving role as administrator at Richfield High to serve as an executive director of NIAAA in Indianapolis |
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