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St. George and Monticello Host Summer Youth Sports Programs

By Utah News Staff from 2 sources · June 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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Recent community updates from St. George and Monticello highlight various youth sports programs and clinics available this summer.

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  • St. George held soccer camps and flag football sessions on June 8.
  • Monticello announced the availability of junior golf clinics in early June.
  • Both cities are hosting various summer athletic opportunities for local youth.

Southern Utah communities are hosting several youth athletic programs this June, including soccer camps in St. George and junior golf clinics in Monticello.

The City of St. George listed several activities as part of its summer schedule earlier this month. According to a June 8 announcement from the city, the Challengers Soccer Camp #1 and the second week of the Summer Youth Sport Series featuring flag football both took place on June 8.

In Monticello, the city announced junior golf clinics in a post published June 8, 2026.

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