The high school football season has officially started. Four teams played their first game of the season on Thursday night. Canutillo and Hanks were among the teams that took the field, and both picked up wins.
Further details about the games are available, including video coverage. The games marked the beginning of the high school football season.
More information can be found through the source, which provides additional coverage of the games, including a video playlist and thumbnail image.
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