Published 2 years ago

Moms Play Flag Football to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Awareness

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The Connecticut Flag Football League hosted the game, which raised about $1,000 for the state chapter of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation. Originally, Brandon planned on having two teams, but there was so much interest from the moms of the athletes, he decided to expand it to four teams.

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NBC Connecticut

Moms Play Flag Football to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Awareness

They’re used to watching their kids play but this weekend, about 50 moms took the field for a flag football game, all for an important cause. The Connecticut Flag Football League hosted the game, which raised about $1,000 for the state chapter of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation. “Just a great event for charity, playing against moms,” said East...

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WBRZ

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