The Miners football squad sent regional foe Cottonwood home with a blowout loss Friday night, defeating them 63-0.The game got out of hand early, with Park City scoring 28 first quarter points under the Dozier Field lights. The Miners would tack on 26 more in the second quarter and a late touchdown in the fourth. Junior Charlie Cuismano runs the ball up the sideline. The Miners dominated with a rushing by committee approach, in the absence of their star running back Eli Warner, who suffered an ankle sprain in last week’s loss at Stansbury. Ethan Cunningham led with three touchdowns, and Owen Osorio, Levi Michaelis and quarterback Bash Bodily each having one. Bodily also had a passing touchdown to Reece Smith, Bodily’s fifth of the season. Junior Luke Diamond blocks a punt before running it in for a touchdown. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordPark City’s defense came to play again, with Nikolas Morgan and Luke Diamond each scoring defensive touchdowns.Head Coach Josh Montzingo congratulates players as they come off the field. Senior Owen Campbell is runs the ball up the sideline while being brought down by a defender. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordMiner defenders Jackson Hockersmith (#28) and Graham Brown (#69) corner the Colts quarterback before a sack in the first half. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordSenior Becker Ruzek takes down an opponent from the Cottonwood Colts on Friday. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordSenior Justin Michaelis runs the ball before being taken down by a Colt near the end zone. Senior Tyler Demarco goes in for a sack against the Colt’s quarterback. Senior Bash Bodily prepares to launch the ball down field to an open Miner receiver on Friday against the Cottonwood Colts. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordKicker Tanner Pidwell was a perfect nine-for-nine on extra points. The Miners are now 6-1, heading into the final stretch of their regular season. The team will next take on Jordan next Friday at 7 p.m. on the road. Park City’s regular season home finale and senior night will be Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. against Tooele. Park City is gunning for a regional title, a home field playoff advantage and a first round playoff bye down the stretch.Cheer camp attendees run onto the field during the halftime entertainment show. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordThe cheer team and members of the cheer camp perform choreography to “Hot To Go” by Chappell Roan. The Park City Miners took on the Colts from Cottonwood on Friday and kept their undefeated streak at home alive. The team is now 6-1 on the season. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordThe post Miners football crushes Cottonwood Friday night at home appeared first on Park Record.