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SNAPPED: Park City High School unveils new digital scoreboard

Danielle Miles
May 2, 2024

PCHS Digital Scoreboard Ribbon-cutting Ceremony on Sunday, April 28. Photo: Park City Mountain

PARK CITY, Utah—Park City High School’s Digital Scoreboard Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony occurred on Sunday, April 28. The new Dozier Field digital scoreboard includes features such as video playback, instant replay, and athlete highlights, enhancing the overall experience for players, coaches, and spectators.

The $200,000 fundraising campaign, led by Park City Passing League in partnership with the school, raised funds to purchase the advanced technology.

The event was also a part of the Park City Passing League’s 5 v 5 non-contact football passing league, which holds games on Sundays at Dozier Field for boys and girls in grades three through eight.

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Dani Miles is local to Park City and spent the first 15 years of her career in outdoor marketing. She now enjoys writing local news and instructing at the Ski School at Park City Mountain. When not working, you’ll most likely find Dani playing on the floor with some combination of her dogs and young kids.

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