Copper Hills Team Blue wins unified soccer state championship, 1-0 over Hunter
Copper Hills Team Blue beat Hunter 1-0 at America First Field to win a unified soccer state championship, one of four Jordan School District teams that played for a title.
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SOUTH JORDAN — Copper Hills High School's Team Blue won a state championship in unified soccer, defeating Hunter High School 1-0 at America First Field, the Jordan School District said in a post published Friday afternoon 1.
The district said Copper Hills was one of four Jordan School District teams to advance to a state championship match in unified soccer, and named the other three: West Jordan Black, Herriman White and Herriman Blue 1. All four played for titles at the stadium, which the district described as the home of Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals 1.
Special Olympics Utah's Show Up Utah programme lists the 2026 Unified Soccer Championship for Oct. 29 at America First Field in Sandy 2.
Six Jordan School District teams — Bingham, Copper Hills, Herriman, Mountain Ridge, Riverton and West Jordan — competed in this year's championship alongside teams from across northern Utah, the district said in an earlier post dated Oct. 13 3. That post named Copper Hills, Herriman and West Jordan as the three that had reached championship matches and did not report any result 3.
Unified Sports pairs athletes with and without intellectual disabilities on the same teams for training and competition, according to Special Olympics Utah's programme description 2. The Utah High School Activities Association and Special Olympics Utah publish a unified sports handbook for member schools covering soccer and track and field 4.
The district's Friday post reported the result, the score and the venue, and named no individual athletes 1. The Ledger does not name them either.
The district did not publish the tournament's other results, a full bracket or the attendance in either post reviewed for this story 13.
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