Seabreeze High School football players read books to Pine Trail Elementary kindergarteners

Brody Boda, Aiden Ford, Hayden Hayes, Luke Cloer, Denali Campbell, Landon Smith and Micah Carr spent a part of their day reading books to kindergarteners at Pine Trail Elementary.

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Seabreeze High School football players read books to Pine Trail Elementary kindergarteners
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