Sports

The Park City girls’ varsity lacrosse team took on Skyline High School on Tuesday, April 24^th at Dozier Field. Celebrating Senior Night, the team recognized seniors Sam Meyer, Tori Vangeison and Katie Coleman for their leadership, academic and lacrosse accomplishments over the last four years. Over the loud speaker, each senior was escorted by their parents to the middle of the field to receive flowers while a short speech was made about their past successes and promising plans for the future.

The Park City Miners boy’s soccer team is now three fourths of the way through their season, and they have fared seemingly well. Their record at the moment is 7-4 and they could be much better. The team has had many games that have come down to the very end, and they have barely been on the wrong side of it.

Track began its 2012 spring season with a meet at Kearns High School two weeks ago. The team then received a real test of competiveness the following week at the Pine View Invitational. High winds and intense heat harried runners at the two meets, and while times were slower than expected, the Miners still turned in strong performances.

The Kearns meet consisted entirely of relays, and featured unconventional events including the 4 by 1600m and a co-ed sprint medley. Park City also fielded teams in the traditionally fast and rousing 4 by 400m and 4 by 800m races.

This past weekend Park City High School's boys' baseball team participated in the Little Cesar’s Classic tournament in St. George.  The boys have surprised many with their winning streak over these past few weeks. In comparison to how they started off the season last year, Miners' baseball, under Head Coach Lou Green, has been quite the success.

“This season is like no other, the team chemistry is the best I have ever seen especially between the coaches and the players.” Said Junior Captain Mark Trevino. “We are winning which is fun, winning is always fun.”