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Park City schools game day, Wednesday, Oct. 14: Park City vs. Juan Diego Catholic, Park City vs. Deer Creek

By Utah News Staff from the UHSAA schedule · October 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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A symbolic representation of high school sports in Park City: a football and a volleyball net silhouetted against a mountain sunset.
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Park City and Juan Diego Catholic (Draper) meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Park City and Deer Creek (Heber City) meet in 4A football at 7 p.m.

Key takeaways

  • Park City vs. Juan Diego Catholic — 4A girls volleyball, 6:30 p.m.
  • Park City vs. Deer Creek — 4A football, 7 p.m.

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

Park City and Juan Diego Catholic (Draper) meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Park City is 15-9-0 and ranked No. 19 of 31 in UHSAA's 4A girls volleyball RPI standings. Juan Diego Catholic is 6-18-0 and ranked No. 25.

Park City and Deer Creek (Heber City) meet in 4A football at 7 p.m. Park City is 4-5 and ranked No. 14 of 29 (RPI .507) in UHSAA's 4A football RPI standings. Deer Creek is 0-9 and ranked No. 29 (RPI .251).

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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