Spring Midseason Updates

Girls Varsity Golf

• The girls team is off to a great start, winning its first two region tournaments of the season!
• Anna Eggertsen grabbed the individual title at the second region tournament and took second at the first one. Congrats, Anna!
• We Grace Davis’ score counted toward the team total (the top four scores are counted) in her first-ever golf tournament. Way to go, Grace!
• The team is ranked third in all of UHSAA 2A (out of 11 teams).

Boys Varsity Soccer

• 7-1 on the season so far, with 55 goals for and only 6 goals against!
• Cael Tillman is second in UHSAA 2A in total points (46) and goals (18), first in point per game (5.75), and first in assists (10). Great job, Cael!
• Everton Hughes is third in total points (34), fourth in goals (14), and second in assists (6). Everton even had six goals in one game!
• Courtesy of Coach Jose Milla: We are growing together, huge improvements athletically and spiritually, many future missionaries sharing their mission call experiences, the team has shown sportsmanship in both winning and losing, they have shown resilience when hard loses come our way, and one particular aspect that I like is that we celebrate each other’s success.

Boys Varsity Tennis

Courtesy of the boys tennis coaching staff: We have had a wonderful season thus far. We ventured down to St George for a fantastic outing that Coach Chris set up and had a wonderful support and turnout by the boys. They had a great tournament winning their given bracket. We played against multi state champion and go our first win against one of their spots and had a very close second win, pushing their team to the limit. Practices have been amazing. The young men had been open to coaching and it shows in their play. Is h Chris was able to get TJ Wells, who plays for BYU and who just beat a top 10 school in the country, to come out and lead a practice on doubles where he is an expert in. The young men have crated great bonds of trust and friendship with all they have experienced this season thus far. We are looking to continue this season with great sportsmanship, exceptional effort on the court, and have g a great time out there on the court.

• 3-2 team record overall, winning 25 of 44 matches
• Took first place out of six teams at the St. George Invitational
• In the No. 1 singles spot, Tanner Peterson has produced a 5-1 record so far. Amazing work, Tanner!

Varsity Co-ed Track and Field

Courtesy of Coach Clark, running program head coach: The season has been nothing short of exceptional, with our athletes consistently pushing boundaries and rewriting the record books. Here are some key highlights from recent competitions:

Track Achievements:
•    400m Dominance: At the Alpha Invitational, our boys recorded the six fastest 400m times in school history.
•    Johnny Brockbank led the charge with an impressive 53.59.
•    800m Milestones: At Pine View, two athletes made history:
•    Michael Jacobson—1:59.96 (AHS No. 1 all-time)
•    Lukas Shepherd—2:02.00 (AHS No. 2 all-time)
•    4x400m Relay Record:
•    Michael Jacobson, Lukas Shepherd, Nolan Spackman, and Travis Sessions set a new school record of 3:45.38.

Field Event Records:
•    Peter Jacobson shattered both school records in throws:
•    Shot Put: 40’ 4.5”
•    Discus: 114’ 8”
•    Macee Stratton dominated the girls’ competition, setting new AHS records:
•    Shot Put: 27’ 6”
•    Discus: 77’ 8”

As we approach the championship season, the momentum is stronger than ever. The dedication and hard work of each athlete have brought us to this point, and we are excited to see how we finish the season.

Boys Varsity Volleyball

• 5-6 record overall
• Hosted very successful 12-team “Small School Rumble” tournament
• After losing a tough match to Carbon 3-2 in the tournament, the team rallied and beat Carbon 3-0 just a couple of days later

Middle School Girls Tennis

Courtesy of Coach Beckwith, MS Girls Tennis Head Coach: Middle School Tennis (6th-9th graders) is underway at American Heritage School for the 2025 Spring season.  Led by Candice Beckwith, Head Coach, we had 38 girls sign-up to play the great sport of tennis!  Those 38 girls, listed alphabetically by first name are: Abby Swan, Abigail Smith, Anna Beckwith, Annie Bott, Annie Pearson, Aubri Rutherford, Ava Hanshaw, Bianca Bertilson, Brooke Steele, Brooke Bellows, Brooklyn Garrick, Ella Patterson, Elle Nesbit, Ellie Van Der Watt, Gabriela Ribeiro, Grace Sessions, Gracie Bott, Gracie Johnson, Isabel Hartvigsen, Jewell Bott, Joslyn Draschil, Kaitlyn Lake, Kanai Graham, Lacey Stevenson, LaDawn Erickson, Lauren Chambers, Lauren LeBlanc, Leila Krstic, Lucie Allen, Madeleine Garrick, Oriahna Suelzle, Piper Freestone, Remi Rucker, Ruby Thompson, Ruthie Bott, Savannah Hatfield, Scarlett Patterson, and Zoey Strong.  Candice recruited four additional coaches, Vasil Osipenko, Tessa Staley, Jessica Blotter, and Anthony Bott.

The Spring season started March 10th and consists of practices on Monday and Wednesday and matches on Fridays, for a total of six matches.  After the matches there is tournament play for each level of player.  Because of the large group, we created Team 1 and Team 2 and each team of 19 players has a different opponent each week.

The season has been so much fun and as coaches we are so proud of all the girls.  Some have never played before and some have played for years.  We are all a team though and work together to lift and support one another.  We seek to be Christlike examples in how we treat each other and our opponents; and how we serve one another.

We are grateful to the American Heritage School and the administration, the donors who paid for the tennis courts to be put in, Utah Youth Tennis program (UYT), and for the parents who support and encourage their daughters to come out and play and do hard things.

Middle School Co-ed Track and Field

Courtesy of Coach Clark, AHS Running Program Director: Our middle school track season is off to an exciting start! We’ve already completed our first meet, and it’s been amazing to see how much progress our athletes have made. From first-time runners to returning competitors, everyone is showing determination, teamwork, and a strong desire to improve. It’s clear that the hard work they’re putting in at practice every day is making a difference.

We’re lucky to have a diverse group of athletes with a wide range of talents, and our new coaching staff is bringing great energy and focus to the program. We’re committed to helping each student grow in both skill and confidence. Thank you to all the parents for your continued support—your encouragement, transportation help, and presence at meets truly make a difference. We’re looking forward to a fun, successful season filled with growth and great memories!

Middle School Girls Soccer

The Middle School Girls Soccer is off to a good start! We are building a team centered on Jesus Christ where every player matters. We may be smaller in numbers, but together we are a team on and off the field. We are having fun, enjoying teamwork and the great game of soccer, and building relationships within our school community. The girls work hard everyday. These outstanding girls are: 

Esther Blackwell

Jewell Bott

Taryn Davis

Adalyn Dowdle

Hannah Foster

Lauren Hale

Tia Hill

Alyson Hunsaker

Liberty Lawyer

Brooklyn Pulley

Laura Sessions

Olivia Steele

Ellie Van der Watt

Katie Ware

If you are interested in playing soccer, it’s not too late! 

Please contact 

Nya Torgesen 

[email protected]

or Yahosh Bonner

[email protected]

Last week we had an exciting win against Summit Academy and a disappointing loss against Maeser. Please join us for our first home game on Wednesday, April 9 at 4:00pm against Reagan. Come support our Patriots as we continue a fantastic season!

We are grateful for the outpouring support of the Athletics Department, administrators, teachers, staff, students, parents, and community. Go Patriots!