Support PCHS Athletes: Athletic Training Program

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Go Miners Athletic Foundation
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Help us raise $5,000 for vital athlete medical, recovery, and sideline equipment. Donate today!

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Investing in Athlete Safety & Advanced Recovery

Our athletic trainers are the frontline defenders of student-athlete health at Park City. From immediate emergency response on the field to long-term injury rehabilitation in the training room, they support every single sport, team, and player in our community.

To continue delivering the highest standard of care, we are launching this campaign to raise $5,000. These funds will go directly toward investing in professional-grade recovery and safety equipment designed to keep our athletes healthy and performing at their best:

  • Normatec Recovery System: Advanced dynamic air compression therapy that fast-tracks muscle recovery, flushes out soreness, and keeps our athletes fresh between heavy practices and games.
  • Game Ready Treatment System: The gold standard in sports medicine, combining active compression and cold therapy to minimize swelling, manage pain, and accelerate healing from acute injuries.
  • Sideline Medical Tent: A dedicated, weather-protected mobile station. This allows our medical staff to evaluate and treat injured athletes privately, safely, and efficiently right on the sidelines.

How You Can Help

Every contribution brings us closer to our goal and directly impacts the daily well-being of our players. You can support our campaign in two meaningful ways:

  1. Donate Today: Any amount helps us secure this vital medical equipment for our teams.
  2. Share Our Mission: Please share this page with parents, alumni, and local businesses who advocate for youth sports safety.

Thank you for your generous support of the health, safety, and recovery of Park City’s student-athletes. Go Miners! 

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Go Miners Athletic Foundation

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