Tyson and I met during the summer of 2005.
We started dating and have never stopped!
We started dating and have never stopped!
We were married later that fall on October 28, 2005 in the Logan Temple.
I finished my first two years of school at the U of U, then when I got married I transferred to Utah State to finish. Fortunately, I was able to continue my track career with a scholarship at Utah State. I high jumped all four years of college and it was a great experience most of the time, particularly when I was not injured.
This was at WAC Indoor Championships.
This is a video from the Washington State Indoor Invitational.
I graduated from Utah State with a Mathematics/Statistics Teaching degree and I just finished my first year teaching at Fast Forward Charter High School.
Tyson has been working at Neal Manufacturing building cabinet doors since before we were married. In his spare time, he is usually with his brothers and friends hunting.
He loves to go antler hunting! I wouldn't say that it is a hobby of his, it is more of a disease. He can't get rid of it.
He also loves going scouting for mule deer and elk before, during, and after hunting season. It doesn't matter what time of year it is. He can always scout the animals so he knows where their antlers will be, where they will be for the next big hunt that is coming up, or just to get some really cool and interesting photos. The photos below were through a spotting scope. He gets creative.
And that is what has happened in the past few years!
Recent news will be on next time.
This was at WAC Indoor Championships.This is a video from the Washington State Indoor Invitational.
I graduated from Utah State with a Mathematics/Statistics Teaching degree and I just finished my first year teaching at Fast Forward Charter High School.
Tyson has been working at Neal Manufacturing building cabinet doors since before we were married. In his spare time, he is usually with his brothers and friends hunting.
He loves to go antler hunting! I wouldn't say that it is a hobby of his, it is more of a disease. He can't get rid of it.
He also loves going scouting for mule deer and elk before, during, and after hunting season. It doesn't matter what time of year it is. He can always scout the animals so he knows where their antlers will be, where they will be for the next big hunt that is coming up, or just to get some really cool and interesting photos. The photos below were through a spotting scope. He gets creative.
And that is what has happened in the past few years!Recent news will be on next time.
