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Tooele schools game day, Wednesday, Oct. 14: Deseret Peak vs. Stansbury, Sky View vs. Tooele

By Utah News Staff from the UHSAA schedule · October 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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Deseret Peak (Tooele) and Stansbury (Stansbury Park) meet in 4A football at 7 p.m. Sky View (Smithfield) and Tooele meet in 4A football at 7 p.m.

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  • Deseret Peak vs. Stansbury — 4A football, 7 p.m.
  • Sky View vs. Tooele — 4A football, 7 p.m.

Tooele schools play two games on Wednesday, Oct. 14, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) schedule.

Deseret Peak (Tooele) and Stansbury (Stansbury Park) meet in 4A football at 7 p.m. Deseret Peak is 0-9 and ranked No. 25 of 29 (RPI .318) in UHSAA's 4A football RPI standings. Stansbury is 7-2 and ranked No. 3 (RPI .685).

Sky View (Smithfield) and Tooele meet in 4A football at 7 p.m. Sky View is 4-5 and ranked No. 13 of 29 (RPI .531) in UHSAA's 4A football RPI standings. Tooele is 3-6 and ranked No. 21 (RPI .420).

Records and rankings are UHSAA's RPI figures as of Oct. 13, before these games. UHSAA's schedule does not list home teams or sites.

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