Friday night football

Tooele and Stansbury high schools have agreed to play their football game on Friday at 7 p.m. at Tooele High School instead of Thursday as originally scheduled. All other Region 6 games will be played on Thursday. Tooele is 0-4 in region play after having last Friday’s game against East cancelled because of players with H1N1 flu. Stansbury is 0-5. Region officials have yet to announce whether Tooele and East will need to make up their game. East could have a chance at a playoff spot if it defeats Highland on Thursday and may then need to play its game against Tooele to determine if it qualifies for the state tournament. If Grantsville defeats Ben Lomond on Friday it will qualify for the state tournament and play at the No. 1 seed from Region 10 next week which will be either Park City or Wasatch.

Tooele wrestling

Tooele youth wrestling sign-ups will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 20, Wednesday Oct. 21, and Oct. 27 and 28 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the Tooele High School wrestling room. The cost will be $65. Any questions please call Valerie Coffman at 435-830-7680.

Jr. Stallion Basketball

Jr. Stallion Basketball registration is currently taking place. All basketball players (male/female), grades K-8th who attend Stansbury High boundary schools may register. Jr. Stallions will consist of 10 Saturday sessions and is intended to progressively teach individual and team basketball fundamentals. Cost: $50. Register online at www.jrstallions.com or contact Ryan Harris, 435-841-9632, or Kenzie Newton 801-631-7708

Archery League

The indoor 3D indoor animal target league at Deseret Peak Complex will start on Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. The league is sponsored by Stansbury Oquirrh Bowmen and Tooele County Deseret Peak Complex. The league will continue every Thursday night through February. All level of shooters are invited to participate. For more information call Bryan Warr at (435) 882-6795.

BCS standings

Florida, Alabama and Texas hold the top three spots in the first BCS standings and control their fates in the national championship race. The Gators (.988) are in first, just ahead of the Crimson Tide (.952). Texas (.891) is third. Boise State (.808) is fourth, but the Broncos still seem to be a long shot to play for a national championship. Florida is No. 1 in the two polls used by the Bowl Championship Series — the USA Today coaches’ poll and Harris poll — and rated highest by the computers. The polls make up two-thirds of a BCS grade and a compilation of six computer ratings accounts for the other third. Alabama is second in all the components. Texas is third in the two polls and sixth in the computer ratings. The Mountain West’s TCU is eighth in the BCS standings while BYU is 16th and Utah 18th. BYU hosts TCU on Saturday.

Two deer hunts

The Utah Division of Wildlife is considering having two deer hunts in 2011. Each hunt would be nine days long, just like the hunt is now, but hunters could choose to participate in an early hunt or a late hunt. The early hunt would be held at the start of October. The late hunt would happen at the end of October. Having two rifle deer hunts would reduce by half the number of hunters in the field at any one time. “You’d still be able to hunt the same number of days you can hunt now, but you’d have fewer hunters in the field with you,” Anis Aoude says. “We think this change would make your rifle hunt even better.” Another idea would let you hunt deer and elk at the same time. The DWR is considering holding the general rifle buck deer hunt and the general rifle bull elk hunt on the same days. “This change would allow you to hunt deer and elk at the same time,” Aoude says. “But you wouldn’t have to do that. If you wanted, you could obtain a deer permit to hunt during either the early or the late season, and also obtain an elk permit to hunt during the season when you’re not hunting deer.”