Whittell football hits the gridiron for four-team scrimmage (photos)
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Whittell junior Caleb Moretti stiff-arms a Hayfork defender during the Warriors’ scrimmage at Princeton High on Saturday, Aug. 20.
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Warriors senior Dismas Womack fires a pass with a Hayfork rusher applying pressure Saturday.
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Whittell junior Corey Huber tries to elude a Princeton defender Saturday.
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Womack gets ready for a snap behind Whittell’s offensive line Saturday.
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A Warriors receiver looks a pass in Saturday with a step on a Hayfork defender.
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PRINCETON, Calif. — The Whittell football team participated in a four-team scrimmage at Princeton High on Saturday, Aug. 20, against Northern California opposition that included the host Eagles, Hayfork and Los Molinos. The Warriors open the 2016 season at home Friday, Sept. 2, against Loyalton (Calif.).
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