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Park City rolls past Uintah for Wasatch Back’s only win

Pregame warmups as Park City prepares to take on Uintah at Dozier Field
Pete Gillwald
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Pregame warmups as Park City prepares to take on Uintah at Dozier Field

Park City celebrated homecoming with a win over Uintah, while other Wasatch Back football teams faced a challenging Friday night.

The Park City Miners pulled away in the second half to double up the Uintah Utes, 42-21, in their homecoming game at Dozier Field.

Park City built a comfortable 20-0 first half lead behind two 80-yard touchdown drives and an interception return for touchdown. However, Uintah scored two touchdowns in a span of 31 seconds just before halftime, cutting the Miners’ lead to 20-14.

The momentum stayed with the Utes early in the second half when they recovered a fumbled punt in the end zone to take the lead 21-20. Uintah then recovered an onside kick on the ensuing kickoff. However, the Park City defense forced a missed field goal to stop the bleeding.

The Miners regained control following an interception, and Josh Hofer connected with Brogan Price for a 60-yard touchdown to go back on top, 26-21. From there, the Miners continued to capitalize on Uintah turnovers as they scored 22 unanswered points for the 42-21 victory.

Park City improves to 3-1 in Region 8 and 3-4 overall. Next up, the Miners face the 1-6 Wasatch Wasps, who were overpowered by the Provo Bulldogs, 48-0.

KPCW will have live coverage of Park City at Wasatch on Friday starting at 7 p.m.

First-season struggles continued for the Deer Creek Riverhawks, who fell 37-0 to the Timpanogos Timberwolves.

Deer Creek (0-7) will host the Salem Hills Skyhawks on Friday.

The South Summit Wildcats lost their Region 2A-North opener to the Summit Academy Bears, 31-26. Trailing 24-6 midway through the third quarter, South Summit mounted a comeback that fell just short. Brody Larson found the end zone twice, and Micah Montgomery returned a blocked kick for a touchdown, but it wasn’t enough.

South Summit, now 3-4 overall and 0-1 in 2A-North, continues region play Friday night at the American Leadership Eagles.

The North Summit Braves couldn’t break through against a tough Beaver Beavers defense, falling 23-6. Jose Sanchez provided the Braves’ only points with two first-half field goals.

The Braves return to Region 1A-North play Friday night on the road against the North Sevier Wolves.

KPCW's full game broadcast of the Park City Miners versus the Uintah Utes can be heard below.

PCHS Football 09-25-26 vs Uintah.mp3

KPCW Host / Production Specialist