For the James S. Rickards High School football team, the road to the FHSAA Class 5A title game during a national pandemic has been filled with challenges at every turn. Yet the Raiders continued to persevere and remained united in their unwavering belief in their coaches and in one another. It was a road never-before-traveled, but one that has taken them to a history-making destination. This Friday at 7 p.m., the Raiders will be playing for a state championship at Doak Campbell Stadium. If you want to help cheer them on from the stands, tickets can be purchased at https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fbit.ly%2f3nooVNq&c=E,1,rCDRUfvotvrr7JCXbEXIkUc4RQp-oB92KNfZ0pMLjDalXfYLCGF7JNkvutOIeBNOx3EtpHhi00NPjf4JfccNXJA6v3L33ZuR9dXh-AIXuWOrPyXjOknJJg,,&typo=1<https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fbit.ly%2f3nooVNq&c=E,1,Up2VLWmM4gfNqw3nF9VrirbjXZDWe124YF9vSqhKZKEPAEUDBVmu0CaJoY97F4Ga0_smBogI7HvVzmBhB3LsITp5gLnyc4N_Fw9GJWiNM1Wzi2L_1aeFJPTo&typo=1>.  #LCS

Thanks,

Zelena O’Banner

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