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Fountain Hills football claims homecoming win

Fall sports near end of seasons

JJ Pena crosses the goal line in the Falcons’ win over Chino Valley on Oct. 16. Fountain Hills secured its most complete game of the season with the defense pitching a shutout.

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From the opening kickoff, Fountain Hills football gave the homecoming crowd something to cheer about in its 38-0 rout over Chino Valley on Oct. 16.

Sophomore Cole Johnson returned the kickoff 90-yards for the game’s opening points, and the Falcons defense fed its offense with four interceptions throughout.

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