The second week of September is the peak of the high school football season, with 7,246 games across the country.
That’s 7,246 opportunities for students to be rewarded for hustle and heart.
In towns across America, students will suit up with their school’s name on the front of their jerseys and compete, learning perseverance and determination along the way.
Want to be a part of it? If you’re not already on the field this season, talk to your school’s athletic director or football coach about joining the team next year. #ThisIsHSFootball
Be sure to use the hashtag #ThisIsHSFootball whenever you share stories and photos about football on social media!
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