Mom's tackling their senior sons was a highlight, but there was lots of fun to go around -- and even some football knowledge gained -- as the Park High Wolfpack celebrated football in style with a …
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Mom's tackling their senior sons was a highlight, but there was lots of fun to go around -- and even some football knowledge gained -- as the Park High Wolfpack celebrated football in style with a community football night Thursday evening.
Young players got a chance to gain autographs from the Wolfpack varsity players, participated in all sorts of drills and scrimmages, got to experience what running out onto the field is like and got to pose for a giant all-participant photo.
But it was the mom's tackling their senior sons which was a highlight, especially for the Park coaches who orchestrated the action.
