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A Few Clouds Cheering on the gridiron greats at Inwood Buccaneer Day
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Kona Ice donated its proceeds from the day's sales to the to Inwood Buccaneers. Jenna Maldonado served up a refreshing ice treat.
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Buccaneer player Jordan Flowers was upbeat about his team's performance.
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Inwood Buccaneer Day was part competition and part football education. Coach Frank Ruta shared some knowledge with John Cusumano.
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Buccaneer players took a game break to regain their energy by snacking on orange slices.
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Inwood Buccaneer Day included six football games. Caleb Diamond snapped the ball to Ryan Player during warm ups.
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Six games involving six different age groups and 200 children, along with coaches, family and friends made up the annual Inwood Buccaneer Athletic Club Buccaneer Day at Lawrence High School on Sept. 8. The age groups included 6/7-, 8-, 9-, 10-, 11/12- and 13-year-olds.
According to Frank DeCicco Jr., the club’s football director, the Inwood Buccaneers have been playing youth football since 1956 and have taught thousands of children the game’s proper fundamentals, sportsmanship and citizenship.
“This annual Buccaneer Day gives us a chance to display all of our teams at home for the community to enjoy,” DeCicco said.
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