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Grant Leonard has become well-known in the college basketball world for his eccentric taste in sweaters. As his Queens team visited BYU on Tuesday night, Leonard sported one of his most unique outfits to date: A white sweater featuring pictures of three former Queens players along with the phrase Latter-day Royals.
No. 23 BYU defeated Queens 98-82 on Tuesday night at the Marriott Center to extend its non-conference winning streak to 28 games. The Cougars utilized 17 three-pointers to secure the victory and improve to 3-0 on the season.
Queens University of Charlotte Men's Basketball lost 98-82 to 23rd ranked BYU in Provo, Utah. Despite the loss, the Royals recorded a season-high in three-pointers made and saw multiple players score in double figures.
No. 23 BYU won 98-82 against Queens in a 3-point shootout that defined the game. The Cougars opened up the first half shooting 60% from the 3-point line. They would end the game 17-37, shooting 46% from the 3-point line. In addition to the 3-point shots, five BYU players ended the night with double-digit points to put the game away.
Utah State men's basketball recorded its seventh highest-scoring performance in program history on Tuesday night, defeating Utah Tech 118-86. Graduate guard Dallin Hall led the Aggies with a career-high 35 points, contributing to a historic scoring night for head coach Ben Jacobson.
Summit County Health Department Director Phil Bondurant talks about current respiratory illness trends, health department facilities, local food-system resilience, and holiday mental-health resources. Bondurant says Influenza A is increasing locally and nationally, with more cases than in comparable prior seasons.
A beginner-friendly sugar cookie decorating class is scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in Cedar City. The course will provide instruction on working with Royal Icing and various decorating techniques.