WEST JORDAN, UT - September 8, 2026 — Copper Hills High School has named Hometown its official ticketing partner, bringing Box Office to its athletic events this season. The switch reflects a broader shift among high schools moving away from cash boxes and paper tickets in favor of a single, mobile-first system for ticket sales, gate entry, and reporting.
For fans, that means a faster, cashless way to get into the game: tickets bought and scanned right from a phone, with no line at a ticket window. For the athletic department, it means less guesswork: real-time sales data and integrated payment processing give the athletic director a clear view of revenue as it comes in, and far less reconciliation once the final whistle blows.
The payoff for Copper Hills is straightforward: less time spent managing tools, and more time spent on students, programs, and the fans who fill the stands.
"Copper Hills High School chose Hometown for their innovative point-of-sale technology and genuine commitment to enhancing the in-person experience for high school communities," said Krystal Andersen, Athletic Director at Copper Hills High School. "We're excited to partner with Hometown to streamline our ticketing operations while creating a better experience for our fans, families, and students."
"Game day is one of the biggest moments a school community shares," said Dennis Levene, CEO of Hometown. "We're glad Copper Hills chose Hometown to help make that experience faster and easier for everyone walking through the gate."
By bringing Box Office to game day, Copper Hills High School joins a growing number of Utah schools using Hometown to handle everything from digital ticketing and seat mapping to point-of-sale and real-time reporting. Beyond ticketing, Hometown also offers fee-free fundraising and website and mobile app solutions, giving districts a full suite of tools to strengthen their in-person experience and grow revenue.
To learn more about Hometown or to schedule a demo, visit hometown.com.
