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Football fortifies family
PARK CITY, Utah — Attend Friday night’s football game for the high schoolers but don’t miss Saturday’s big game for Park City’s Youth Football at Ecker Hill Middle School, both for a good time and a good cause. Spectators ~ Be sure to wear Purple for Parker.
“Parker Manson, a purple-loving 5th grader at Parley’s Park Elementary, was diagnosed with a rare soft tissue sarcoma of the abdomen in the summer of 2020. She received this diagnosis during the first month of moving to Park City, and since then she has had four surgeries and multiple rounds of chemotherapy. She is currently being treated at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City and will be undergoing radiation treatments at Memorial Sloan Kettering in NYC the month of October,” said Matt Navarro with Park City Youth Football.
- Youth football tailgate prior to High School football game
- Taco truck available to purchase for adults with free tacos for Youth Football players who wear their team jerseys
- Donations will be taken and also applied to Primary Children’s Cancer Research
SATURDAY, Oct. 2nd from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm at the Ecker Hill Middle School Fields
- Cookies to be sold at concessions with proceeds going to Primary Children’s Cancer Research
- Chill Pineapple is also donating a percentage of proceeds to Primary Children’s Cancer Research
Those who aren’t able to attend the games and are interested in donating may do so in Parker Manson’s name at: Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah or contact Matt Navarro directly.
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