Sports
Football has always been the most esteemed sport at Cedar High School. Head Coach Todd Peacock hasn't won any state championships yet but has been to the final game twice and lost by a narrow margin. His main offense is the triple option and the defense runs a 5-2. The defense is known for its spectacular linebackers who usually lead the team for tackles. The offensive line which is coached by Dale Loveland hasn't always been dominant but always works hard. The O line is often undersized and usually beats people with their speed off the ball and with heart. This could be the year for the state championship and if Cedar gets it, it will be the first time in Cedar history.
CHS sports include baseball, basketball, cheer leading, cross country, football, golf, Mohey Tawa (drill team), soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, water polo and wrestling.
The boys basketball team won their first 2A State championship in 1975 under coach Dick Hobbs 3A Utah State Basketball Championship in 1994 and 1995 under head coach Steven Hodson.. The Boys Baseball team also won the 3A Utah State Champtionship in 1975 under coach Dick Hobbs..
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