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Gunnison Valley tops Altamont 2-0 in girls volleyball

By Utah News Staff from UHSAA results · October 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Gunnison Valley beat Altamont 2-0 in girls volleyball on Friday, Oct. 2, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
  • Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Altamont (No. 11) at 7-8 in 1A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 2).
  • Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Gunnison Valley (No. 12) at 7-12 in 2A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 2).

Gunnison Valley beat Altamont 2-0 in girls volleyball on Friday, Oct. 2, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.

Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Altamont (No. 11) at 7-8 in 1A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 2).

Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Gunnison Valley (No. 12) at 7-12 in 2A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 2).

Up next for Altamont: Panguitch, Saturday, Oct. 3, noon.

Results are from the UHSAA scoreboard; this brief reports only the final score UHSAA published.

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