Episode 65: UHSAA Realignment

from Elevated Insights: A TCSD Podcast Hosted by Tooele County School District

This episode explores the upcoming UHSAA realignment process and some of the changes being used for high school athletics across Utah. Dr. Mark Ernst is joined by TCSD Activities Director Catham Beer and Tooele High Athletic Director Cody Valdez to discuss how classifications and regions will be determined, the official introduction of competitive balance and socioeconomic factors, potential impacts on travel and time away from school, and what athletes, parents, coaches, and communities should know as the process moves forward.

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