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Park City tops Juan Diego Catholic 3-0 in 4A girls volleyball

Park City beat Juan Diego Catholic 3-0 in a Class 4A girls volleyball match in Park City on Wednesday, according to the state association's scoreboard.

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DRAPER — Park City beat Juan Diego Catholic 3-0 in a Class 4A girls volleyball match Wednesday, Oct. 14 at Park City, the Utah High School Activities Association's scoreboard for that date shows 1.

The association lists both schools in Class 4A and gives the match to the Miners 3-0. It was scheduled for 6:30 p.m. 1. The scoreboard carries each team's division and the result, and no individual statistics for the match 1.

Juan Diego Catholic is the Draper school in Class 4A Region 10. The Deseret News high school sports service, which carries the association's records, lists Leia Stechschulte as head coach 2.

The match followed a 3-2 Juan Diego win at Cottonwood on Oct. 12, which the Ledger reported. The Ledger also reported that the team was scheduled to play at Park City on Oct. 14 3.

Sources: 1 Utah High School Activities Association, girls volleyball scores for Oct. 14, 2026 https://uhsaa.org/scores/?sid=2&sport=Volleyball&season=Fall&date=10_14_2026 2 Deseret News high school sports service (Utah High School Activities Association records), Juan Diego Catholic girls volleyball scores and schedule https://sports.deseret.com/high-school/school/juan-diego/girls-volleyball/scores-schedule 3 South Valley Ledger, "Juan Diego Catholic wins 3-2 at Cottonwood in 4A Region 10 volleyball," Oct. 13, 2026 https://southvalleyledger.com/articles/juan-diego-catholic-wins-3-2-at-cottonwood-in-4a-region-10-volleyball-724f6c/

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