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Heber Valley to Host Baseball Tournaments and Jordanelle Triathlon

By Utah News Staff from 2 sources · June 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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Heber Valley is preparing to host several major athletic competitions, including multiple baseball tournaments and the Jordanelle Triathlon. These events feature various skill levels and regional participation.

Key takeaways

  • Heber Valley is set to host the Annual Baseball Tournament of Champions.
  • Two additional baseball events, the Pioneer Baseball Tournament and Firecracker Baseball Tournament, are scheduled for the region.
  • The Jordanelle Triathlon will take place as a premier racing event in Utah.

Heber Valley will host a series of major sporting events in the coming weeks, featuring the annual Jordanelle Triathlon alongside several regional baseball tournaments.

The upcoming baseball schedule includes three distinct competitions. The Annual Baseball Tournament of Champions is scheduled to take place in Heber City. Additionally, the region will host both the Annual Pioneer Baseball Tournament and the Annual Firecracker Baseball Tournament.

Beyond baseball, the Jordanelle Triathlon will serve as a premier racing event for the area. The competition is recognized as Utah's premier race.

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