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Cedar High School issues security instructions for upcoming rivalry game

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Cedar High School issued instructions for an upcoming rivalry football game to ensure spectator safety. The event will take place at the SUU Eccles Coliseum and includes specific security regulations.

Key takeaways

  • The rivalry game between Cedar High School and Canyon View High School is scheduled for Oct. 2.
  • The event will be held at the SUU Eccles Coliseum, accommodating about 11,000 spectators.
  • Attendees must follow SUU's clear bag policy and are discouraged from using confetti or glitter.
  • The teams will compete for the Pickaxe trophy.

Cedar High School released instructions for parents and guardians ahead of a rivalry football game against Canyon View High School. The game, which features the Reds and the Falcons, is scheduled for Oct. 2 at the SUU Eccles Coliseum.

According to a notice from Cedar High Athletics, the use of the SUU Eccles Coliseum through a partnership with Utah Summer Games and Southern Utah University allows for approximately 11,000 spectators to attend the Coal Creek Classic. This venue brings security regulations that are not typical for standard high school games.

Spectators must adhere to Southern Utah University's clear bag policy. Individuals with non-compliant bags will be asked to return them to their vehicles before they are allowed admission. Additionally, the university is strongly discouraging the use of confetti and glitter.

The matchup between the two local teams will see them compete for the Pickaxe trophy. Schools intend to provide further information regarding parking, tailgating, and ticket purchases as the game approaches.

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