About Utah Sports Commission

Shaping The State of Sport for 25 years

The Utah Sports Commission plays a key leadership role in attracting major sporting events to the state, driving economic impact, and boosting media exposure for Utah. Over the past quarter-century, the Sports Commission has continually adapted, serving as a facilitator, catalyst, and coordinator—taking on whatever role is needed to fulfill its mission and advance its goals.

Our Mission

The mission of the Utah Sports Commission is to help enhance Utah’s economy, image, and quality of life through the attraction, promotion, and development of national and international sports, and to be a catalyst for Utah in its Olympic & Paralympic efforts.

Our Guiding Principles

For 25 years, the Utah Sports Commission has been dedicated to enhancing the lives of Utahns by driving economic growth and fostering community development through sport. By increasing the number of major sporting events hosted in the state, the Sports Commission not only boosts Utah’s economy but also strengthens its sports culture, providing opportunities for all residents to benefit.

Beyond event coordination, the Sports Commission plays a key role in the growth of Utah’s sports industry and in supporting local communities through strategic collaboration and facilitation.

Our Goals

Attract, host, and support regional, national, and international sports events, acting as a catalyst to grow Utah’s sports ecosystem

Enhance Utah’s image both domestically and internationally, using sports as a platform to develop and promote a vibrant sports tourism industry

Encourage the development of amateur athletics across the state, fostering sport participation and growth at all levels

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A Quarter Century of Impact

Partnered With

1100 events

Economic impact of

$3.7 Billion USD

Global Media Value of

$2.5 Billion USD

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Since the 2002 Winter Games

The State of Sport transformed its winter Olympic & Paralympic legacy into a year-round sports hub, generating $3.7 billion economic impact and $2.5 billion global media value.

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