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Park City Black girls flag football team makes playoff run

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Park City will look to maintain its undefeated record of 7-0 and keep its season rolling. "(They are) really playing well as a team," said head coach Brandon Heaney. "It's been really cool to see the Black team continue to just show up every week and every night that they play.

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