Park City Miners Baseball Navigates Tough Start to Season

Team looks to bounce back after 5-10 record in non-region play

Apr. 3, 2026 at 7:10pm

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The Park City Miners baseball team is off to a 5-10 start this season after a challenging non-region schedule. The team has split their first two region games, including a 12-3 win and an 8-6 loss against East High School in a Thursday doubleheader. Despite the slow start, the Miners remain focused on their goals of winning the region title and making a run in the 4A state playoffs.

Why it matters

The Miners were looking to build on back-to-back region titles, but their tough early-season schedule has resulted in a subpar record so far. However, the team remains optimistic and is determined to turn things around in the second half of the season and secure a playoff berth.

The details

After going 3-8 in non-region play, the Miners have rallied to a 2-2 record in their region games against Cottonwood and East. In Thursday's doubleheader, the Miners won the first game 12-3, with strong performances from senior Alex Brannigan, junior Cole Hill, and sophomore Brooks Baganz. However, they lost the second game 8-6. The team is now 5-10 overall and ranked 22nd in the 4A classification.

  • The Miners have 10 games remaining in their regular season.
  • Park City will play a two-game series against Murray on Tuesday (home) and Wednesday (away).
  • The Miners won back-to-back region titles before the current season.

The players

Alex Brannigan

A senior on the Miners baseball team who had a big game at the plate in the team's 12-3 win over East, batting in three runs.

Cole Hill

A junior on the Miners baseball team who also had a strong performance in the 12-3 win over East, batting in three runs.

Brooks Baganz

A sophomore on the Miners baseball team who drove in four runs in the 12-3 win over East.

Joey Breza

A senior on the Miners baseball team who leads the team with four home runs.

David Feasler

The head coach of the Park City Miners baseball team.

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What they’re saying

“We're staying positive. Leaning on each other and pursuing excellence every day.”

— David Feasler, Head Coach

“We are only two games into the region slate. There is plenty of season left to play.”

— David Feasler, Head Coach

“Above all, we need to play more consistently. It comes down to competing on every single pitch.”

— David Feasler, Head Coach

“Our goals haven't shifted. Compete on every pitch, win the region and make a run at the state level. The playoffs are absolutely still in play, and that remains our primary target.”

— David Feasler, Head Coach

What’s next

The Miners will play a two-game series against Murray on Tuesday (home) and Wednesday (away) as they look to build momentum and secure a playoff berth.

The takeaway

Despite a tough start to the season, the Park City Miners baseball team remains focused on their goals of winning the region title and making a deep playoff run. The team is staying positive and believes they can turn things around in the second half of the season through consistent play and competing on every pitch.