Football Felling Research Paper

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Being able to play a sport and be apart of something that their passionate about, the soon to be graduates wanted to leave the soccer program with something to remember. With a program that brought the boys' together, they left behind a growing program that will never be forgotten. With a felling that can't be explained, these boys' walked off the buss for the last time, leaving their mark on the field.

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