The Salt Lake Academy boys soccer team finished its first season in 6A as an independent with a 7-6 record. The Griffins competed separately from a region but were eligible for seeding in the 6A playoffs where they earned the No. 10 seed. Its first-round game came against West Jordan where despite dominating most of the game, the Griffins surrendered the first goal before a Jonathan Sanchez header leveled the game in the first half. The game, played inside, was decided by penalties as West Jordan won the shootout 5-4. Salt Lake Academy petitioned the UHSAA during realignment to join the 6A ranks next year and was scheduled to play in Region 2 with Bingham, Copper Hills, Mountain Ridge, Herriman, Riverton and Corner Canyon.