Miners The Miners girls soccer team dominated Cottonwood 9-0 at home Thursday. Park City all but put the game on ice in the first half, scoring eight of their nine goals. Senior Hailey Olsen led the Miners with four goals. Park City is 6-1 and will next hit the road to take on Judge Memorial Cat holic at 7 p.m. on Monday. Judge Memorial Catholic is 4-1. The Miners girls volleyball team took down Deer Creek three sets to none at home on Tuesday. Sets one and three were tightly contested, with Park City winning 25-23 and 25-21, respectively, but set two was a more comfortable win, with the Miners winning 25-11. Park City was 1-1 heading into a tournament on Friday, when they took on Layton, Kearns and Cyprus. The tournament continues on Saturday with games against Viewmont, Clearfield and Northridge.  The Miners girls tennis team fell 4-1 to Highland on the road Thursday. Park City’s one match win came at one singles from sophomore Claire Smith, who won comfortably in straight sets. The Miners are 0-2 and will hold their home opener against Juan Diego Catholic at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday.  Wasatch High School The Wasatch football team fell to Mountain Crest 46-15 Aug. 21. Mountain Crest made their hay in the second and fourth quarters, outscoring the Wasps 26-0. Junior quarterback Bryce Harr, sophomore tailback Aksel Wheeler and junior wideout Wyatt Washburn led Wasatch in the game, each scoring at least a touchdown. Harr had two scores and an interception. The Wasps looked to collect their first win of the season on the road against Bonneville at 7 p.m. on Friday.  The Wasatch girls soccer team took down Timpanogos 4-0 at home on Thursday. The Wasps scored three of their four goals in the first half. Senior Savanna Hulme led Wasatch with two goals. The Wasps are 5-3 heading into Tuesday’s road clash at 5 p.m. with Uintah. The Wasatch girls tennis team fell to Deer Creek 7-0 at home on Tuesday. Despite losing, junior two singles player Elle Smith and sophomore three singles player Ella Cannon were able to push their matches to third sets. The Wasps headed to Saratoga Springs to play in the Westlake Open on Friday.  The Wasatch girls volleyball team took down Payson by three sets to one at home Tuesday. The Wasps took sets one, three and four, dropping set two. Junior Elenasina Liava’a led Wasatch with 13 kills. The Wasps will next take on Uintah at home at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday.  Deer Creek High School The Deer Creek football team fell to Hillcrest 53-7 on the road last Friday. The Riverhawks found the endzone in the second quarter on a pass from quarterback Kai Betsinger to Jake Woolstenhulme. Deer Creek was 0-2 heading into Friday’s road game at 7 p.m. against Jordan. The Deer Creek girls soccer team fell to Provo 2-0 on the road Thursday. Provo scored both of their goals in the second half. The Riverhawks are 1-6 heading into Tuesday’s home game at 7 p.m. against Summit Academy. The Deer Creek girls tennis team dominated Wasatch 7-0 on the road Thursday. Junior Georgia Lind (one singles player), sophomore Delaney Jenkins (two singles player), senior Siena Miller (three singles player), freshman Elizabeth Egan (four singles player), seniors Brinley Studdert and Chandler Davies (one doubles team), senior Elliott Rock and sophomore Penny Randall (two doubles team) and seniors Sophie Finlayson and Maggie Studdert (three doubles team) each collected wins. The Riverhawks are 8-6 heading into Tuesday’s road clash at 3:30 p.m. with Mountain View. The Deer Creek girls volleyball team fell at home to South Summit three sets to one on Thursday. The Riverhawks claimed the second set, falling in sets one, three and four. Junior Hayley Rose led Deer Creek with nine kills in the loss. The Riverhawks are 1-7 heading into Tuesday’s road match at 6:30 p.m. against Summit Academy. South Summit High School The South Summit girls volleyball team took down Deer Creek three sets to one on the road Thursday. The Wildcats dropped the second set, taking sets one, three and four. South Summit is 2-2 and will have some time off before next facing Union on the road Sept. 10.  The South Summit girls tennis team fell to Delta 4-2 on the road Tuesday. Senior Olivia Aston and junior Berlynn Evans collected wins at one and two singles, respectively, for the Wildcats in the loss. South Summit fell at three singles and all three doubles spots. The Wildcats are 0-3 heading into Thursday’s home match at 10 a.m. against Canyon View. North Summit High School The North Summit girls volleyball team took down Morgan three sets to two on the road Thursday. The Braves dropped sets two and three, taking the first, fourth and fifth sets. Senior Ellie Stephens led North Summit with 34 kills in the win. The Braves are 9-1 heading into Tuesday’s road match at 6:30 p.m. with Juan Diego Catholic. The post Sports in Brief: An update on the Wasatch Back’s fall high school sports teams appeared first on Park Record. ...read more read less