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Girls’ Flag Football Matchups Span Four States

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Girls’ Flag Football Matchups Span Four States

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Girls high school flag football is drawing attention across several states, from Montana’s state tournament to televised Arizona matchups. In Montana, Hobson-Moore shut out Hayes-Lodgepole 21-0 and will meet Centerville, which beat Park City 18-13, in the Class C title game; Three Forks also advanced to the Class A/B championship with a 13-6 win over Jefferson. In Arizona, Chaparral is set to visit Arizona College Prep in a game scheduled for broadcast and streaming, with Chaparral entering at 3-2 and ACP at 1-3. In Colorado, Air Academy’s Homecoming football game against Lutheran was forfeited amid allegations of racist remarks involving Lutheran’s program, but the school kept its celebrations and scheduled a flag football game against The Classical Academy. In California, Hemet beat West Valley 20-6 in a non-league game, improving to 6-4 while West Valley fell to 3-5.

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