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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, September 16-18, 2020 A-5 The Park Record Miners start fast, sprint to homecoming victory Park City's Hormone Pellet Specialists M o r e E n e r gy g y, M o r e D r i ve v e, M o r e R e s u l t s 48-3 drubbing sets up crucial contest with region foe 2 5 % O F F ! Full Hormone and W el l ness L a b Pa nel pl u s C o m pr e h e n s i v e M e d i c a l Consultation JOSH BANIEWICZ Park Record intern On homecoming night at Dozier Field on Friday, the Park City football team dominated Ogden from start to finish. Ending with a 48-3 win, the Miners started off quickly and used the momentum to cruise through the rest of the game. After the game, coach Josh Montzingo credited his team’s success to its preparation leading up to the game. “They put in a great week of work and it paid off,” he said. Park City took a 34-3 lead at halftime behind four rushing touchdowns, including two from junior Max Alford — one of 68 yards and the other a 55yard score. With a large lead, the Miners were able to experiment with different lineups and even get younger players experience in the second half. “I’m just super proud of these guys,” Montzingo said. “It was a great team effort tonight.” Importantly, many starters were able to rest near the end of the contest and begin preparing for the Miners’ next game against Stansbury. After starting the season with a close loss to defending state champion Sky View, Stansbury has bounced back with four straight wins by an average of 24 points, including two victories in Region 10 over Cedar Valley and Tooele. “It’s a big region game for us,” said Montzingo. With Park City and Stansbury being two of the three Region 10 teams that are 2-0 in region play, the winner of this game would gain a big advantage in winning the region title. With a week until the game, Park City will make sure to watch film on Stansbury and set up a game plan to slow Call 435-602-1034 and Schedule Today! P E A AK K M e d i c a l I s Y o u r S o u r c e F o r : TANZI PROPST/PARK RECORD Park City senior Kirby Baynes moves the ball downfield for the Miners during their homecoming matchup against Ogden at Dozier Field on Friday. The Miners defeated the Tigers 48-3. BioIdentical Hormone Optimization ~ Pellets, Creams, or Injections Medically Supervised Weight Loss Programs BOTOX®, Xeomin®, and Filler Treatments IV Infusion Therapies PCA Medical-Grade Chemical Peels and Facials C a l l T o d a y ! 4 3 5 . 6 0 2 . 1 0 3 4 184 0 Sun Pe ak D r ive , Suite B-1 03 p e a k m e d i c a l p c . c o m TANZI PROPST/PARK RECORD Park City senior Seth Warner attempts to slow down Ogden’s Logan Shobe during the Miners’ victory over the Tigers on Friday. down the Stallions. “We’ll have to go see what they got and try to work at stopping their best thing,” Montzingo said. Park City will travel to Stansbury to face the Stallions on Friday. We are extremely lucky to have in-person learning with a remote option for those who choose it. That would not be possible without our amazing counselors, administrators, staff, and educators. TAP is an initiative I started encouraging parents and students to send notes of gratitude to those who made it possible for us to restart school in a safe and timely manner. It only takes a few minutes to send a thoughtful email. Please take the time to thank the people who have made a return to the classroom possible for the students in our district. Trust me, they will appreciate it immensely, and they deserve to hear it. Jonathan Mount, PCHS Class of 2021 Par k City , UT 84098 |