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Carbon flag football celebrates milestone with home opener – Photo Gallery

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PRICE — The Carbon Lady Dinos girls flag football team made history on Saturday, Oct. 17, hosting its first home game during the program’s inaugural season as part of the Utah High School Girls Flag Association (UHSGFA).

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