American Fork’s Aaron Behm doesn’t sport anything like Alfred E. Neuman’s “What, me worry?” posture, but he is confident given the overall talent in the Cavemen program.
“I wouldn’t say concerned,” Behm said. “You’d always like to have experience, but you’ve got guys that have been waiting their turn.”
The campaign started with five wins in its first six games, with only a loss to Hinsdale (Ill.) to break it up. Then came a stretch of three defeats in four games, which forced American Fork to win a play-in game against Herriman just to get into the playoffs.