Titan Football Players Represent Grand Terrace in All Star Game
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
Grand Terrace High School senior running back Cruz Duke paces down the field during the 29th annual SPORTS Foundation Inland Empire Football All-Star Classic.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
Grand Terrace High School was represented by two GTHS varsity football players (from left) senior running back Cruz Duke and senior offensive lineman Joe Valadez.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
Grand Terrace senior offensive lineman Joe Valadez (#79) readies for a pass on the field.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
San Bernardino County All-Stars watch the game. San Bernardino County went up against Riverside County, and lost the game in overtime.
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