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Orem and West both won their 5A semifinals and will play for the title next Friday

The Daily Orem teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you're an Orem Tigers fan, mark next Friday. Orem beat Woods Cross 56-10 by mercy rule in the 5A semifinals at , and West topped Bountiful 29-12. That sets up a heavyweight title game between the top-seeded Panthers and the second-seeded Tigers.

West and Orem won their semifinals and meet for the 5A title

Utah 5A football playoffs

Semifinals

Final

1WestWest29
4BountifulBtfl12
2OremOrem56
14Woods CrossWX10
1WestWest
2OremOrem

Next Friday

Sources: ABC4 Utah, Deseret News, KSL Sports

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RoundGameResult
Semifinals1 West vs. 4 BountifulWest 29–12
Semifinals2 Orem vs. 14 Woods CrossOrem 56–10
Final1 West vs. 2 OremNext Friday

Woods Cross, seeded No. 14, had upset No. 3 Box Elder, 29-26 in overtime, and No. 6 Alta, 31-24. "I think we're playing our best football right now, but I think we could be better," Orem coach Andy Stokes said. West, meanwhile, fell into an early three-touchdown hole against Orem in last year's semifinals and never recovered.

  • West: 13-0, first title game since 1993
  • Orem: 10-2, with losses to 6A Skyridge and Mater Dei
  • West's Kamden Lopati: 206 passing yards, 96 rushing yards
  • Orem's halftime lead over Woods Cross: 42-10

Orem's Lewis passed for 342 yards as both winners rolled

342
passing yards for Orem's Tanner Lewis
5
touchdowns in Lewis' 15-for-16 game
21-0
West's halftime lead over Bountiful

Source: ABC4 Utah

Sources: ABC4 Utah, Deseret News, KSL Sports

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