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Show REDCARD ROBERTS, B-2 MINER HEADS TO MESA STATE, B4 Park Editor: Christopher Kamrani sports@parkrecord com 435.649.9014 ex.118 INTERMOUNTAIN SKI LESSONS Intermountain Masters is inviting anyone who may be interested in learning more about the wonderful ski lessons, social gatherings and races of the Intermountain Masters. We welcome racers of all levels-from beginners who enjoy exciting race courses, to former college racers and Olympians, and everyone in between. Racers range in age from 18 to over 80-year5-old. Intermountain Masters races are held at ski areas in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. Most race days consist of two runs and are usually completed in early afternoon, leaving plenty of time for free skiing and an awards party. Socialize on and off the slopes, even in the summer. Please join us at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Sun Peak Club House located in Park City. For more information email alanzel@xmission .com SNOWBOARD PROGRAMS AT PCMR Registration is available for our Saturday snowboard programs. These programs are open to PCMR season pass holders and are staffed by specially selected coaches from the Park City Ski and Snowboard School: Saturday Adventure-snowboarding is for our youngest riders (ages 5-6) and meets for 10 Saturdays from 9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning Jan. 8. Participants must also be able to ride chairlifts without an adult. Cost is $775 for sign-ups by Oct. 3 1 , $875 after that date. PC Ride is for snowboarder's ages 7 to 10 who want to explore the whole mountain as well as our world class terrain parks. This program meets for 10 Saturdays from 9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning Jan. 8. Cost is $699 for sign-ups by Oct. 31, $799 after that date. "AMP" snowboarding is for advanced riders ages 11 to 15 looking to improve their skills. This program meets for 12 Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning Dec. 11. Cost is $840 for sign-ups by Oct. 3 1 , $940 after that date. To register please call (800) 2272754, or visit parkcitymountain.com for more information. New, improved Region 10? Proposed realignment has Miners picking up top-flight teams By CHRISTOPHER KAMRANI Of the Record staff Park City High School maybe going from arguably the weakest region in 3A to being a cog in one of the strongest. The proposed region realignment throughout the state will come down to a final decision of the Utah High School Board of Trustees Thursday at 1 p.m. The Utah High School Athletic Association (UHSAA) is holding a public meeting tonight at 5 p.m. at its offices in Midvale for people who wish to make a last-ditch public plea for their respective schools. Don't count on Park City being one of those pleading. In the proposed realignment, the Miners will drop the likes of Carbon and American Leadership Academy, and gain powerhouse Juan Diego, old rivals Judge Memorial and Uintah and former 4A force Highland, which looks to be on the fast track down to 3A. PCHS athletic director Doug Payne is pleased with the soon-to- PROPOSED lEGiQM 10 lEllllGNMENT CITY SCHOOL WARE CITY WASATCH fOM Sait JUDGE "ki GO HIGHLAND Asterisks indicate newestteams in proposed realignment. be decision. Payne said in the proposed realignment every 3 A region would have seven teams, which would help scheduling nonregion games in the future in any sport-not to mention the skyrocketing level of competition. "The quality should rise with these additions." Payne said. Miners head football coach Kai Smalley is pleased with the notion that his team will gain some serious rivalries should the realignment go through. Smalley had already scheduled Juan Diego and Judge in his 2011 non-region schedule, and is happily on the prowl for replacements for those spots now. "It creates a good atmosphere," Smalley said. "It's going to be fun. We always want to play good teams. With this realignment, we Please see The new, B-5 ERIK DAENITZ/ PARK RECORD Keeping it indoors Senior Anthony Alcox, one of the team leaders next spring, sees the offseason training regimen as a definite must that will help his squad later down the road. Caro Caro to help the players gel earlier rather than later. "A lot of these players have just come back from their club season. We want to utilize the Field House and reacquaint the boys with each other," Caro said. "The idea is to get them back together and get the chemistry going." A cast of former Park City players who have starred under Caro By CHRISTOPHER KAMRANI graciously responded to his Of the Record staff request to come back and scrimmage the team in hopes of helping it gel as a unit. Anthony Alcox itches for his "'That's why I set it up," Caro moment. said. "These players are ones that JUNIOR JAZZ SIGNUPS The Park City senior maneu- still have kept that philosophy of vers around defenders, weaves mine. They were willing to come through traffic, traps a dipping and it's very positive for the playThe Junior Jazz Youth Basketball seacross and fires home a shot past a ers to match up against a higher son has arrived and don't miss out on helpless goalie from point-blank level of competition. It's a differthis year's fun of action packed basrange. ketball. Jr. Jazz Basketball is offered ent level." for boys and girls in 3rd through 8th That is his moment. Alcox, who led the team in grade. Games will be played two But, in retrospect, it doesn't goals scored last season with eight times a week during the week, no really matter all that much on a in 16 matches played, is one of the weekend games. Deadline is Dec. 4, grander scale of things. After all, it key senior leaders that the team and space is limited so sign up today. is November, and tryout for will be rallying around come early For more information on this league Miners boys' soccer is still a little March when the team is picked or any other programs run by Basin over three months away. and asked to get on to the pitch for Recreation log on to www.basinrecreAlcox, along with his team- the first time. ation.org or call (435) 655-0999. mates, have started their off-sea"It helps us so much," said son training at the Snyderville Alcox about going up against forBasin Recreation Field House. mer PCHS standouts. 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