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Timpanogos High School hosted Wasatch at Bramall Field on Sept. 11

By Utah News Staff · September 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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Timpanogos High School hosted Wasatch at Bramall Field on Sept. 11
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Timpanogos High School hosted Wasatch at Franklin J. Bramall Field for a game scheduled for Friday, September 11. The event included a flyover and special admission for students and service members.

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  • The game between Timpanogos and Wasatch was scheduled for Friday, September 11 at Franklin J. Bramall Field.
  • A flyover was scheduled for approximately 6:55 PM.
  • Timpanogos High School students and certain service members were eligible for free admission.
  • Halftime performances included the Timpanogos Marching Band, TDT, and Mini Cheer.

Timpanogos High School hosted Wasatch at Franklin J. Bramall Field for a game scheduled for Friday, September 11. The event featured a flyover and several community honors.

According to a notice from Timpanogos High School, the game included a special flyover at approximately 6:55 PM. The kickoff for the matchup was scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Admission for the event was free for all Timpanogos High School students. Active-duty military, veterans, retired military, and first responders were also eligible for free admission with a valid military or first responder ID. Other ticket prices included $8 for adults and $6 for students.

Halftime performances featured the Timpanogos Marching Band, TDT, and Mini Cheer.

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