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It’s not easy or simple to just be a “good” program in City Section football these days with the perpetual shifting back and forth of teams through its various divisions as a method to promote competitive equity.
The early afternoon sun burning off the last of the morning clouds over the football field at El Camino Real Charter High is an apt metaphor for the 2019 team starting to chug through practice. This is another day, a new day. Turn the page on last year.
The upcoming football season at St. Genevieve High could be quite special for Coach Billy Parra. It could also potentially be treacherous.
When you have a proud and rich heritage of athletic success like the Kennedy High Golden Cougars, droughts can be hard to accept even though it happens to every program.
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