Football Playoff Game vs. Carthage

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Football Playoff Game vs. Carthage

Abby Charnoski (11) stands near the 20 yard line after Carthage defeated Heritage 50-49 in the playoff game. “The team worked very hard and they deserved that win,” Charnoski said. Charnoski has been a Heritage Belle since her freshman year and says she feels a special connection to the football players.

Abby Charnoski (11) stands near the 20 yard line after Carthage defeated Heritage 50-49 in the playoff game. “The team worked very hard and they deserved that win,” Charnoski said. Charnoski has been a Heritage Belle since her freshman year and says she feels a special connection to the football players.

photo by Hunter Spears

Abby Charnoski (11) stands near the 20 yard line after Carthage defeated Heritage 50-49 in the playoff game. “The team worked very hard and they deserved that win,” Charnoski said. Charnoski has been a Heritage Belle since her freshman year and says she feels a special connection to the football players.

photo by Hunter Spears

photo by Hunter Spears

Abby Charnoski (11) stands near the 20 yard line after Carthage defeated Heritage 50-49 in the playoff game. “The team worked very hard and they deserved that win,” Charnoski said. Charnoski has been a Heritage Belle since her freshman year and says she feels a special connection to the football players.

Erin Green and Anecia Garfias
December 7, 2018
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photo by Hunter Spears
Dre Washington (12) hugs his dad after the devastating loss against Carthage. “I left everything I had on the field,” Washington said. Washington didn't feel the need to cry because he knew that he tried his best.
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