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Former and current Bulldogs help instill the passion and love for football to the future Bulldogs at the inaugural Harper Island Youth Football Camp in Herndon Stadium June 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Former and current Bulldogs help instill the passion and love for football to the future Bulldogs at the inaugural Harper Island Youth Football Camp in Herndon Stadium June 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

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Former and current Bulldogs pour into future Bulldogs

Benjamin London - Sports Editor and Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
By Benjamin London Staff writer   The past and present Bulldogs pour into the future Bulldogs in the inaugural Harper Island Youth Football Camp.    On June 14, just over 50 campers attended the inaugural Harper Island Youth Football Camp in Herndon Stadium.
Kendrick Harper (left) celebrates with a teammate after scoring his second receiving touchdown in the 39-35 win over Team Odd in the Harper Island Alumni Game. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Kendrick Harper (left) celebrates with a teammate after scoring his second receiving touchdown in the 39-35 win over Team Odd in the Harper Island Alumni Game. (Photo/Benjamin London)

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Team Even beats Team Odds in thrilling finish in inaugural Alumni Game

Benjamin London - Sports Editor and Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
By Benjamin London Staff writer   The Even Years edge past the Odd Years in the inaugural Harper Island Alumni Flag Football Game.    On June 13, former Bulldogs gathered under the lights in Herndon Stadium to compete in the inaugural Harper Island Alumni Flag Football Game.
The Bell Family YMCA of Hartwell hosted more than 35 campers during their annual FUNdamental soccer camp June 2-6. Campers learned the fundamentals of soccer -- passing, dribbling and shooting, while others grew a love for the game. Pictured is all of the campers who attended with YMCA’s sports director Kerv Augustin (pictured on the back row to the left). (Photo/Adriana Cascio)

The Bell Family YMCA of Hartwell hosted more than 35 campers during their annual FUNdamental soccer camp June 2-6. Campers learned the fundamentals of soccer -- passing, dribbling and shooting, while others grew a love for the game. Pictured is all of the campers who attended with YMCA’s sports director Kerv Augustin (pictured on the back row to the left). (Photo/Adriana Cascio)

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YMCA puts the FUN in FUNdamental Soccer Camp

Benjamin London - Sports Editor and Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
By Benjamin London Staff writer   The Bell Family YMCA instilled the love for the game of soccer while also making the first week of soccer camp fun. Nearly 40 campers were in attendance for the first week of soccer camp at the local Bell Family YMCA June 2-6.