MOAB — The undefeated San Juan Broncos improved to 8-0 with a convincing 37-7 win over the Grand County Red Devils Friday night. "I was really pleased with our effort tonight," said San Juan coach Monty Lee. "We've got so many weapons, and we want everyone to be able to contribute." Things seemed to go San Juan's way for most of the night, right from the get-go. IN the fourth period The Red Devils, led by quarterback Dalton, then launched a desperate drive to avoid a shutout. Dalton finally broke into the end zone on a 3-yard run as time expired, and added the extra point for good measure to account for the final tally. Dalton managed to amass 117 yards rushing on 25 carries, one of the few bright spots for Grand. San Juan (8-0 overall, 4-0 in region) will face the South Sevier Rams at Blanding in their regular season finale next Wednesday, Oct. 15. Meantime, Grand, which dropped to 3-5 overall, 0-4 in region, will play Millard at Moab that same evening for their final regular season game.

MOAB — Colorado's Josh Tostado took advantage of a strong second eight-hour riding stretch to build a big lead over the field at the 24 Hours of Moab mountain bike race and cruised to a relatively comfortable victory in the men's solo division. Tostado was the only cyclist to complete 17 laps in the solo division and finished the race ahead of legendary endurance cyclist Tinker Juarez. Juarez, Roan Exelby and Ben Bostrom, who finished third and fourth, each completed 16 laps. The 24 Hours of Moab is considered the granddaddy of mountain biking endurance races with more than 2,000 cyclists participating this year. Covering rugged laps of 15 miles over red rocks, sandstone and treacherous descents, athletes tried to outlast each other and cover more distance than the field. Defending champion Chris Eatough pulled out after eight laps with an illness. The top Utah finisher in the solo division was Sandy's Chad Ambrose, who completed 12 laps — good enough for 18th overall.