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Calhoun Middle School Football Start Practice Late … at night

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Submitted by Kevin Cunningham

Middle school football kicked off our season with a “Midnight Madness” practice under the lights on Monday August 8th. We started practice at 12:01 am and then had a team building lock-in in the gym. We had 19 kids come out for the team. 

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