PARK CITY EXTREME CUP
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
July 21 - July 29, 2025
Games Played July 24 - 26, 2025
PCSC MEMBERS: ARE YOU READY?
It's time to sign up to fulfill your Work Deposit Hours!
The Annual Extreme Cup is just around the corner
and volunteer opportunities abound!
Now is your chance to sign up and join in the fun of helping our Club put on one of the biggest and most sought after tournaments - not only in the State, but in the Intermountain West!
Review the field and venue assignments so you can think about what jobs will work best for you and your family. We want to help you maximize your tournament enjoyment and getting your required service hours done for the year.
Early Birds: Like running errands? Loading boxes? Hanging signs & banners? Have a healthy teen who can carry stuff? There are plenty of setup tasks to be done.
The Buddy System: Make it a date! Everything's better with a pal. Sign up together so you can work the concession stand before or after your players crush their opponents on the field!
Feeling Overtime? Work at the Oakley, Francis, or Heber venues and get time & a half for your hours (get your service requirement done in 10 hours instead of 15!) Plus...Polar King and Dairy Keen. Yum! (just sayin'....)
What Goes Up, Must Come Down:
Too stressed to work during the tournament? Then don't miss a minute of the action! The Clean up Crew is for you. There is plenty of help needed when the games are over.
There is something for everyone and it's always more fun when we do it together!
2025 Extreme Cup Venues
Park City Heber Kamas Valley
City Park Ecker Hill JR Smith Elem Oakley Fairgrounds
Loomis Park Matt Knoop Park Old Mill Francis City Park
North 40 PC Sports Complex Rocky Mtn MS
Trailside Park Willow Creek Park Wasatch High School
VOLUNTEER SIGN UPS
Field Marshal: The job that gets you pitch-side for games
Field Marshals are an essential part of the team. They are the go to people when Venue Coordinators or Referees need assistance with tracking down "lost" or late teams or missing game scores. They assist with tracking and reporting game issues like yellow and red cards or concussions as well as helping Venue Coordinators make sure fields are all in good playing order.
Click Here for a Power Point presentation regarding Field Marshals.
Pre & Post Tournament Tasks: If you want to focus on the games, help before or after the tournament.
Tasks range from deliveries and errands to office work and special projects, with the greatest need being load in of the venue equipment on Wednesday afternoon/evening, July 23, and load out from the venues Saturday evening, July 26. If you have a truck, and especially if you have a trailer, these jobs are for you!
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Office Projects at the PCSC Office - Pre and Post Tournament
Tournament Headquarters
Prefer to be indoors? Staff the customer service center of the tournament at Newpark Hotel.
- Provide Q&A support for visiting teams
- Distribute player, coach, and manager gifts
- Provide general tournament support by helping with projects
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Referee Meal Deliveries
Like to drive? Deliver ref meals to venues late morning & late afternoon Thursday - Saturday.
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Venue Support: Quick & Easy Tournament Shifts
Ranging from 1 to 3 hours, venue support shifts are the easiest way to get in your hours. First choose your Venue, then sign up for a support shift.
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Saturday night venue breakdown
WHERE WILL MY PLAYER BE?
This will be updated as schedules are posted.
| Age Group | Venue (examples are from 2024) |
|---|---|
| U17+ (07-05) | Dozier, Matt Knoop, Quinns, South Summit or Trailside |
| U16 (2008) | Dozier, Matt Knoop, North 40, Quinns, or Trailside |
| U15 (2009) | Matt Knoop, South Summit, Trailside or Willow Creek |
| U14 (2010) | Ecker Hill, Matt Knooop, Oakley, RMMS (Heber), South Summit, Trailside or Willow Creek |
| U13 (2011) | Ecker Hill, Oakley, or RMMS (Heber) |
| U12 (2012) | Francis, JR Smith (Heber), Quinns, Treasure Mtn JH, or Trailside |
| U11 (2013) | Francis, JR Smith (Heber), Oakley, PCHS, Trailside ES, or Treasure Mtn JH |
| U10 (2014) | Francis, Loomis (PC), Oakley |
| U9 (2015) | Francis, Loomis (PC) or Oakley |
PCSC WORK PROGRAM POLICY
List of Services
Every PCSC family, with players U9 and older, is expected to complete 15 hours of service on behalf of the Club.
- The prime opportunities to complete the 15 hours are May - August during Player Placements, Kickoff Camps, the Extreme Cup, and the Club BBQ
- Work Deposit payments will be due by September 15, 2025 for any family not completing their hours by August 31st.
- For families with payment plans, their Work Deposit may be divided and distributed over their remaining payments
- A Work Deposit not paid, or not applied to a payment plan by September 15, may temporarily impact a player's roster status
For questions, contact Darcy Tsandes at:
dtsandes@parkcitysoccer.org
PARK CITY EXTREME CUP
Celebrating 22 years!
This year's tournament celebrates 22 years of raising funds for Park City Soccer Club and our scholarship program, while hosting one of the largest and most sought after tournaments in the Intermountain West. This year we will top over $1,000,000 net over the years to benefit the children of the Park City community.
Did you know:
- We will host over 450 teams
- There will be more than 800 games played in 3 days
- Games are played on over 40 fields at 13 venues
- In addition to Utah, teams come from
California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming - Guest players come from as far away as Florida and Ohio
- There will be approximately 8,000 participants (players, coaches & refs)
- Our tournament survey indicates the tournament brings over 24,000 people to the Wasatch back over the three days
- It will take approximately 250 referees to officiate the tournament
- It takes over 4,500 hours of manpower during tournament week to pull off the Extreme Cup
- The tournament's Executive Committee puts in over 2,600 hours annually planning the event
- Including lodging, food & beverage, retail, entertainment, and gas, our survey indicated a total direct spend of over $2.9 million in our community
- Newpark Hotel has been our Tournament Headquarters for over a decade