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The University of Utah women's tennis team is taking part in the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, one of college tennis's longest-running invitationals. The Utes are facing a field of nationally ranked programs at the event, gaining match experience during the spring dual season as they build toward conference play.
- 2Utah State Golf Tied for Fifth at Oregon State Invitational▼Golf Finishes Tied for Fifth at Oregon State Invitational
Utah State University's golf team finished tied for fifth at the Oregon State Invitational, according to the school's athletics program. The result marks a mid-table finish for the Aggies at the tournament hosted in Oregon. Details on individual scores and the winning team were not included in the announcement.
- 3Ryan Smith launches survey for Salt Lake City entertainment district▼Ryan Smith launches survey in search for 'strong local vibe' at SLC entertainment district
Ryan Smith, the Utah Jazz owner and Qualtrics co-founder, has launched a public survey seeking input on the planned entertainment district in downtown Salt Lake City, saying he wants a 'strong local vibe' at the development. The survey invites residents to weigh in on what businesses, food offerings and experiences the district should feature as plans move forward.
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Utah State University's men's tennis team is competing at the Utah Invite, a collegiate tournament hosted in Utah. The university's athletics department announced the participation, though details on match results or standout performances have not yet been shared. Fans of the program are following the team's progress at the event.
- 5Utah Utes Open Fall Season Strong at Home Invitational●Utes Open Fall Season with Strong Showing at Utah Invitational
The University of Utah's tennis program opened its fall season with a strong showing at the Utah Invitational, its home event. The Utes delivered solid results across the competition to start the new campaign, and the program is publicizing the performance as a positive sign heading into the rest of the fall schedule.
- 6Utah State Golf Finishes 13th at Colorado Invitational▼Golf Finishes in 13th Place at Colorado Invitational
Utah State University's golf team finished in 13th place at the Colorado Invitational. The result comes as part of the team's fall tournament schedule, with college golf programs across the region competing in invitationals. Followers of the Aggies' athletics program are taking note of the finish as the season progresses.
- 7New ASN AS13767 spotted in Orem, Utah●ASN: AS13767 Location: Orem, US Added: 2026-09-30T08:59 # shodansafari # infosec
Cybersecurity observers flagged the registration of AS13767, an autonomous system number listed in Orem, Utah, US. Posts in infosec circles are tracking newly announced networks as part of routine internet-scanning and reconnaissance efforts, with taggers noting the addition and inviting others to investigate what services or infrastructure the new ASN might be hosting.
- 8Utah Golf Tied Fifth After Day One at Mark Simpson Invitational▼Utah Golf Finishes Tied Fifth Day One at Mark Simpson Invitational
The University of Utah men's golf team ended the opening day of the Mark Simpson Invitational tied for fifth place. The tournament marks another early-season test for the Utes as they position themselves heading into the remaining rounds, with the team looking to climb the leaderboard when play resumes.
- 9Utah wildlife agency invites public to view sandhill cranes▼Flock to the Uintah Basin and attend 2 DWR events to see sandhill cranes
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is inviting the public to the Uintah Basin for two events to watch sandhill cranes. The gatherings offer people a chance to see the birds in person, with wildlife agency staff on hand during the crane viewing opportunities.
- 10Utah education board seeks local beef and fruit producers for school meals●Utah State Board of Education seeking local beef and tree fruit producers for school meal contract
The Utah State Board of Education is looking for local beef and tree fruit producers to supply products for school meal programs. The move would connect Utah farmers with school cafeterias, giving students more locally sourced food while opening a new market for state producers. Interested growers and ranchers are being invited to bid for the contract.