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NUHS fans show up pink for cancer night
Antanisha Johnson, Contributor
October 5, 2024
Cancer Night at NUHS
Cancer Night at NUHS

On Sept. 27 the NUHS Eagles played a tough Fairmont football team. Lots of NUHS fans showed up for cancer night to support women with breast cancer and were also excited to see another fantastic football game. “It was a tough game to play, hopefully we get the next game,” senior team member CJ said.

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