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For Tyrone Harris, CD Panthers Football Is About Family, Youth And Community
Tyrone Harris began with the CD Panthers Youth Football program as a father learning alongside his son, eventually becoming athletic director. Now handling equipment, game-day duties and community…
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5mWeek Three Washington Youth Football League Scores & Highlights
Week Three Washington Youth Football League roundup features standout performances across divisions, including Renton Rangers' overtime win over Tac City 8U, Benson Bruins' dominant shutouts, and big victories from CD Panthers, HEIR, B12 and RISE. Full scores and highlights from 6U through 14U action across the league.
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4mWeek Three Scores & Highlights
Seattle high school football roundup features West Seattle's 54-14 rout of Lincoln behind Carlos Patino's seven touchdown passes, Lakeside's shutout of Ingraham, Rainier Beach's narrow 25-23 win over Seattle Prep, O'Dea's 49-0 blowout, Lindbergh's shutout victory, and Eastside Catholic's dominant win over Roosevelt.
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