Basketball highlights
1st Team All-State, 6A Leading Scorer (23.3 PPG), Region MVP, 3rd Team All-State, 2x All-Region, 4x Region Champion, NCAA Division I Basketball Player at Utah Tech University, Academic All-WAC.
Class of 2020
Stone Hutchings
Since graduating from Copper Hills, basketball has taken me on an incredible journey. I had the opportunity to continue my career at the Division I level, playing at Utah Tech University. I recently finished my college basketball career and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a minor in Marketing. One of the greatest parts of my journey was meeting my wife, Saige, along the way. We now live in Logan, Utah, where I’m working and starting the next chapter of my life. I’m grateful for the experiences, relationships, and opportunities basketball has given me and excited to see where life takes us next.
Now in Logan, UT
Education & career
Utah Tech University — Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management with a Minor in Marketing. Currently working in Logan, Utah, and beginning my professional career after finishing playing basketball at Utah Tech.
Favorite Copper Hills memory
“Some of my favorite memories at Copper Hills were getting to play basketball with some of my best friends and all the experiences we had together, especially our team trips to Florida. If I had to pick one moment on the court, it would be beating Jordan High School my senior year to win our fourth straight region championship. Getting to accomplish that with some of my best friends and teammates made it even more special. Those games, trips, and time spent together are what I remember most about playing at Copper Hills.”
Advice for current Grizzlies
“Enjoy every part of it and don’t take any of it for granted. Basketball will challenge you and there will be times when things don’t go the way you want, but those experiences will teach you lessons that go far beyond the game. Work hard, be a great teammate, and most importantly, enjoy the people you get to play with. Some of my best friends and favorite memories came from basketball. It goes by a lot faster than you think, so give everything you have while you have the opportunity to wear a Copper Hills jersey.”