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Miners drop home opener, Braves get area's only win

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High school football teams across the Wasatch Back had another rough week as North Summit salvaged the area's only win. The Park City Miners lost their home opener 35-0 to the Morgan Trojans on Friday night. Morgan methodically picked apart the Park City defense as they built a 35-point lead through three quarters.

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