OUR
MISSION
The Utah Tech University Trailblazer Club is a non-profit, volunteer organization created to promote, support, and create community involvement opportunities for Utah Tech athletic teams and student-athletes. The Trailblazer Club provides funding to the Utah Tech University Athletic Department through various fund raising and endowment activities that allow Trailblazer student-athletes to succeed in competition and in the classroom while becoming and serving as outstanding and exemplary members of the community.
The Trailblazer Club is the official fundraising arm of Utah Tech Athletics. Through the generosity of Trailblazer Club members, we are better able to support the educational and competitive pursuits of our student-athletes.
YOUR IMPACT
Your contribution means more to us than you know. The support that you show our student athletes not only generates new opportunities for them, but also provides a quality and impactful experience during their collegiate careers here at Utah Tech.
"Thanks to the generous support of our donors, I've witnessed firsthand how their investment in Utah Tech Athletics has transformed not just our facilities, but our entire experience as student athletes. I am incredibly grateful for those who contribute to the Trailblazer Club because it enables me and my peers to chase our dreams and strive for excellence both on and off the field or court. Thank you to our donors, and as always, GO Trailblazers!"
Emily Isaacson, Women's Basketball
ATHLETIC ADVISORY BOARD
The Utah Tech Athletic Advisory Board’s role is to help elevate the university’s athletic program by providing guidance to the athletic department, establishing strategic partnerships, and generating financial support.​ Drawing upon their unique background and experience, our board members assist the UT athletic director and staff with long-term planning, oversight, and direction.​ Using their network, our board members create win-win partnerships with individuals and organizations that align with UT Athletics’ mission and vision.
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