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GALLERY: Freshman Football Comes Up Short Against Vista Ridge

Chelsea Terranova and Saaraa Sunesara| September 16, 2016

Freshmen football players line up for the national anthem.

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Ryan Lindley ’20 kicks off.

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The team lines up after a down.

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Nathan Potter ’20 avoids tackle.

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Nathan Potter ’20 tries to gain yardage.

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Ryan Lindley ’20 holds up during a tackle.

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This year will be my third year on student press and my first year as photo editor. Outside of student press, I am a starting varsity player on the Westwood...

Saaraa Sunesara, Reporter

I don't really know how to start this so I guess I'll just dive right in. This is my second year on student press, I'm still a reporter even though I mostly...

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