Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Summerville Nicholas Veach (8) tackles Mariposa ball carrier Ivan Morales.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Summerville’s Garrett Miller (3) tackles Mariposa’s LoganDonati. (6) 7 yard line.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Joshua Caldera (22) carries the ball in the first quarter.
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Kim Jochim / Union Democrat Sonora senior Nick Crockett runs the ball.
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Kim Jochim / Union Democrat Sonora lines up on offense.
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Kim Jochim / Union Democrat Sonora cuts down the Oakdale's run.
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Kim Jochim / Union Democrat Sonora wide receiver Gabe Milbourn slips by an Oakdale defender.
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Ross Johnson / Union Democrat Bret Harte warms up.
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Ross Johnson / Union Democrat Coach Kester talks to the team after the game.
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Summerville Bears football players are preparing for their 2019 home opener Friday night at Thorsted Field. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Sonora Wildcats are getting fired up for Oakdale on Friday night at Dunlavy Field. The rivalry stretches back to 1922 and it's one of the oldest high school football rivalries in California. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Union Democrat file Old Priest Grade
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Sonora Wildcats varsity volleyball players, including sophomore middle blocker Hope Houck, left, and junior setter Jacey Hawkins, right, work on setting and spiking at an Aug. 12 morning practice in Bud Castle Gym at Sonora High School.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Sam Burns at his summer job in Tuolumne County
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People who organize and coach tackle football in the Mother Lode for youth teams with players ages 13 and under, like the 6-year-old Tuolumne Bears Youth Football players pictured here, will have a new law to comply with in January 2021, to restrict full-contact practice to no more than 30 minutes per day, two days a week, to reduce brain injuries. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Nine-year-old and 10-year-old quarterbacks and receivers with Tuolumne Bears Youth Football practice Thursday evening on a baseball field at Summerville High School. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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People who organize and coach tackle football in the Mother Lode for youth teams with players ages 13 and under, like the Tuolumne Bears Youth Football players pictured here, will have a new law to comply with in January 2021, to restrict full-contact practice to no more than 30 minutes per day, two days a week, to reduce brain injuries. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Six-year-olds with Tuolumne Bears Youth Football wear helmets and pads during practice Thursday on a baseball field at Summerville High School. People who organize and coach tackle football in the Mother Lode for youth teams with players ages 13 and under will have a new law to comply with in January 2021, to restrict full-contact practice to no more than 30 minutes per day, two days a week, to reduce brain injuries. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Tuolumne Bears Youth Football players listen to Anthony Harner, president of the program and one of the coaches, during a practice Thursday on a baseball field at Summerville High School. "Limiting physical contact is good for the health of the players," Harner said in a phone interview earlier. "There’s no point in them beating each other up four days a week." (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Standard Park opened in April 1983 and it’s been one of Tuolumne County’s principal community sports venue for 36 years. (Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat)
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Carson signs a letter of intent Friday at Summerville High School to play football for the Montana State University Northern Lights.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Carson Caya with his mom, Dody Hamilton, secon d from left, and other family and loved ones Friday at his letter of intent signing at Summerville High School.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Sonora High School girls varsity soccer player Amarys Machado, 16, (right), leads a group of 6 and 8 years olds in a passing and shooting drill Thursday at the SHS Wildcat Soccer Camp.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat August Mockabee, 7, of Sonora, dribbles the soccer ball through a groups of SHS Wildcat Soccer Camp attendees Thursday morning during a pass and shoot drill.
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