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Representing Hazel I. Jackson Middle School Wheatland Middle School- Reynolds Middle School:, Elizabeth R. Martin and Lincoln Middle School:, these School District of Lancaster middle school students formed a team that reflected something bigger than any single school. They called themselves I.C.E, short for Integrity, Commitment, and Empowerment. Those words became the standard they held themselves to long before the first game even began.
Competing in a regional NFL FLAG tournament in Baltimore, they entered an environment that demanded more than athletic ability. By the end of the weekend, they had gone undefeated, earning the championship!
Now, they are heading to Indiana this July to compete in the NFL FLAG National Tournament. Their game will be streamed on ESPN.
They started in Lancaster Recreation Commission's Flag Football team and now they're competing on the national stage. We are so proud! CONGRATULATIONS Red Tornado!
Representing @sdol_hurricanes @wheatlandms717 @lmssdol @sdol_martin and Reyndolds, these School District of Lancaster middle school students formed a team that reflected something bigger than any single school. They called themselves I.C.E, short for Integrity, Commitment, and Empowerment. Those words became the standard they held themselves to long before the first game even began.
Competing in a regional @nflflag tournament in Baltimore, they entered an environment that demanded more than athletic ability. By the end of the weekend, they had gone undefeated, earning the championship!
Now, they are heading to Indiana this July to compete in the NFL FLAG National Tournament. Their game will be streamed on ESPN.
They started in @lancaster_rec Flag Football team and now they’re competing on the national stage. We are so proud! CONGRATULATIONS Red Tornado!
#sdolpa #sdolproud #lancasterpa #athletics #middleschool
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