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The Springville community football teams had a great start to the beginning of the season. These football teams are made up of students from schools throughout Nebo School District and started near the end of August. Many people sign up to have a fun sport to play, or something to do, and to be able to hit people.
S.O.S, a seventh grade football team, played Payson Silver on September 6 in Springville. They had a great win with a score of 26-0. Kia Ellison, one of the players, said, “Our passing was really good, along with our defense. Even though our passing and defense were good, we could have held our blocks longer.”
Rotary, another seventh grade football team, also had a wonderful win versus Salem Navy on September 6th in Salem with a score of 28-0. Travis Hartman, a player on the team, said, “The team was great, and they did well at winning the game, but we could have gotten less penalties.”
Reams, an eighth grade team, played Salem Navy on September 6 in Springville and they won with a score of 24-20. According to Jace Hansen, a player on the team, both the defense and offense did a really good job, but they have a lot to improve on.
Johnson Phillips, another eighth grade team, played Payson Silver on September 6 in Springville and had a pretty close win with a score of 12-6. According to Aydan Marshall, a player on the team, they did their best. He said, “I think we did everything well and that’s why we won. But my team could have cheered louder.”
The JV Red Devils, the ninth grade football team, played Mapleton on September 6 in Mapleton and had a remarkable win with a score of 46-6. Chase Ewell, a player on the team, said, “We had great kickoffs, but we really could have done our assignments better.”
Overall the Springville football teams had a really great start to the season. They all had ups and downs, but as the season goes on they all will hopefully get better.