SPORTS
PFL Salt Lake City fight card features Collard-Burnell, Kasanganay-Nedoh
Professional Fighters League (PFL) is all set to make its first trip to Salt Lake City, Utah on June 21, 2024, and the promotion is bringing a packed fight card featuring the light heavyweights and lightweights looking to punch their respective tickets to the playoffs. Headlining the event will be...
Sports in Brief: Miners lacrosse squads defeat West Jordan, face Olympus next
Miners boys lacrosse defeats West Jordan last Friday. The Miners boys lacrosse squad defeated West Jordan last Friday 12-1. Ian Marsland and Liam Van Valkenburgh had big games, totaling three points each in the win. Park City is now 10-2 on the season, with four regular season games to go. Their next will come Wednesday against Olympus on the road at 7 p.m. The Miners have defeated the Titans in the finals for each of their last two state championships.
Jett gets high praise; Altitude in Denver and SLC
Jason Weigandt and Jason Thomas discuss the international feel to the podiums this year, Jett Lawrence receiving some high praise, Jason Anderson's aggression, how altitude will impact Denver and Salt Lake City and more.
Big 12 football power rankings spotlight top contenders Kansas State, Utah in post-spring outlook for 2024
The best and the worst of the Big 12 in 2024. The updated Big 12 power rankings after spring practice are here ahead of a highly anticipated 2024 college football season. The new-look league features four additional newcomers to fill the spots left by the departures of Oklahoma and Texas. The race for a conference title is expected to be as wide open as ever with a handful of top contenders followed by a pack of potential breakout teams.
Miners softball gets the win on senior day
The Miners softball squad got the victory Tuesday afternoon on senior day, defeating Cottonwood 16-12. The game was a back-and-forth thriller, with Cottonwood drawing first blood in the top of the first, and Park City doing their most damage in the third and fifth innings. Park City entered those innings down 7-4 and 10-8, respectively, before rattling off four and six runs, respectively. That bottom of the fifth run really opened things up for the Miners, who tacked on two more runs in the sixth inning, yet only gave up two more in the sixth and seventh innings on defense.
Former Four-Star Running Back and LSU Transfer Chris Curry To Transfer After Three Seasons With Utah
After a injury-riddled three-year stint in Utah, running back Chris Curry is looking to give it one final go in the college football transfer portal. He initially started his career at LSU, where he signed with the tigers as a four-star recruit in the 2018 class. He spent three seasons with the Tigers before he transferred to Utah. Unfortunately for Curry, his time in Salt Lake City will mostly be remembered for back-to-back season ending injuries.
Canyons Education and Special Olympics team up for a fun run
Get outside this weekend for a great cause, Rebel Forces and joining together to walk or run on a quest to raise funds for the Canyons Education Foundation in the Special Olympics. Denise Haycock from Canyons, and and Courtnie Worthen from the Special Olympics. Come race! Mark your calendars for...
Post-Spring Big 12 Football Power Rankings For 2024 Season
SALT LAKE CITY – We’re one step closer to Big 12 football returning, as spring practices are now in the rearview mirror. All 16 teams in the new-look Big 12 have completed spring practices and are now focusing on summer conditioning. The transfer portal window is wrapping up as rosters are finalized.
Patrick Kinahan: Decision to leave Utah goes beyond basketball for Burgess
SALT LAKE CITY — Chris Burgess has heard all the jokes, dating back to the infamous incident during his senior year of high school nearly 30 years ago. At the time, in choosing his destination to play college basketball, he relayed the conversation with then-BYU coach Roger Reid. In what has become lore, Burgess spoke of the feisty Reid commenting on how the teenager's decision would let down "nine million Mormons."
The Past, Present and Future of Pro Hockey in Utah
GUESTS – Dave Soutter | Worked for the Sale Lake Golden Eagles and the Utah Grizzlies and was a scorekeeper for ice hockey during the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics. Ian Mendes | Senior writer who covers the NHL for The Athletic. Dennis Romboy | Editor and reporter for the...
Rockland's Teague Matthews set to go from 8-man to Power-5 football at the University of Utah
“On the dotted line” is a new series spotlighting local athletes and their journeys to signing National Letters of Intent. If you know of an athlete who’s already signed or will be and should be featured, please email bwalton@journalnet.com. On Feb 7, 2024, Teague Matthews’s small-town dream came true. He signed his National Letter of Intent with the University of Utah to play football and will be a preferred walk-on...
SEG details entertainment district proposal near Delta Center in Salt Lake application
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah’s NHL and NBA ownership group is looking to revitalize up to 100 acres in and around the Delta Center in downtown Salt Lake City. The plans came as the Smith Entertainment Group recently welcomed members of Utah’s new NHL franchise to the Delta Center in front of more than 12,000 fans.
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