Park City Miners hold off rival Wasatch 28-27 in Friday night thriller

Photo from when Park City High School football last played Timpananogos, their next challenger. On October 9, 2025, PCHS won, 30-2. Photo: TownLift//Randi Sidman-Moore

HEBER CITY, Utah — The Park City High School varsity boys football team won a nail-biter of an away game against their rivals, the Wasatch High Wasps on Friday night in Heber City with a final score of 28-27.

The Miners are now sitting 4 and 4, third in the region.

Brogan Price, a senior for the Miners, caught an 8-yard touchdown along with a 16-yarder, and junior Reid McCurdy scored another with a 21-yard run-in. Senior quarterback Josh Hofer, who’d thrown the previous two TDs, ran one in himself from the one-yard-line, making it 28-21.

Miners kicker, junior Will Hladon, made all of his extra points.

Less than 30-seconds remained in the exciting game when the Wasps scored their last TD. Then, Wasatch’s two-point conversion attempt was thwarted by a strong, successful Miners defense.

Next up for the Miners is an away game, Thursday night against Timpanogos High in Orem.

What was your favorite moment or highlight from the Park City Miners' thrilling victory over Wasatch?

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