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Campbell County Frosh

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Congratulations to Campbell County frosh football. Wrapped up an 8-2 season with a 26-13 victory over Dayton High School JV on a rain soaked field tonight. Great season, look forward to seeing you all play the next three years.

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Two-headed monster in the backfield. Crosley Gray and Brandon Richmond. Both strong, powerful backs that have good speed when hitting the next level.

Two-headed monster in the backfield. Crosley Gray and Brandon Richmond. Both strong, powerful backs that have good speed when hitting the next level.

 

Does Dakota Fleming get the ball?

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He does. Kid is going to be special once he adds some size. Had over 100 yards against Cooper and had some good carries last night.

How did the Q play? He is gonna be a good one. Looks like a solid group all the way around!

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Last night was difficult with the rain and mud on a grass field. Tough kid, took some shots and came back for more. There are high expectations of this group after going undefeated as 8th graders. Injury bug hit early and often, but they battled through and put together a good season.

dakota was the smallest, but toughest 7 year old i ever saw

dakota was the smallest, but toughest 7 year old i ever saw

 

I used to know him very well. He is a very athletic kid hope he does well playing for the Camels.

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