NFL Competition Comes to Grand Terrace
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Young boy throwing his hardest to place in the top three.
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Young boy hopes his kick will place him in the next competition.
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A young boy deciding how much power he needs to beat his competitors.
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Preparing for the throw of his life as a young boy hopes to win a ribbon.
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It's going, going, gone! This young boy throws a long pass during the pass competition.
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A young boy asks for a do-over in the kick competition.
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Hayward Robinson (back center) posing with the 6-7 year old winners.
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Hayward Robinson (back) posing with Mr. Ruben (left) and Carter Sweat (right) winners of the 7-8 category.
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Dre Davis (in back) with Mr. Raymond (left) Phil Lander Jr (Center), and Joseph Bills (right) winners of the 8-9 category.
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Dre Davis (back) with Dora Sanchez (left) and Elaine Sanchez (right) winners of the girls category.
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Dre Davis (left), Desmond Robinson (center left), Christina Lucas (center right) and Hayward Robinson (right). Members of the Grand Terrace Titans Junior All American Football and Cheer program.
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The Grand Terrace Titans Junior All American Football and Cheer board members.
June 25, 2014 at 10:22am. Views: 57
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