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NFL Flag Championships at Pro Bowl Games

Nine image gallery of the NFL Flag Event in Orlando, Florida with over 2,600 competitors.
Sydney Hogancamp, Feature Editor
February 9, 2024
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Sydney Hogancamp
All athletes in attendance have the opportunity to sign the “NFL Flag” poster, to make their mark on growing the game. The South OC Wave team, whose team is made up of Capo and Saddleback district girls, checked in for the tournament.
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Sydney Hogancamp
Sydney Hogancamp, Features Editor
Sydney Hogancamp is a Junior at San Juan Hills High School and this is her second year in The Express Newspaper. She is a bilingual student, being fluent in both Spanish and English, and she is the Spanish and Features Editor for The Express. She plays for the San Juan Hills girls varsity flag football team. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, as well as playing club flag football. She hopes to pursue a career in the sports industry.

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