Grand Terrace hosts Junior All-American Football Super Bowl
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Inland Empire Junior All-American Football Conference Super Bowl Certification Coordinator Vyvon Steele and conference Treasurer Jennifer Tuioti checked in families at the gate.
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Jazmin Carbajal and her grandmother Nicolasa Rodriguez watch the game from the Shadow Hills Indio Knights side of the stadium during the first game of the Super Bowl.
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Players gather on the field to start the matches.
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The Shadow Hill Indio Knights huddle, coming up with a game plan before play starts.
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The cheerleaders for the Shadow Hill Indio Knights.
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The Shadow Hill Indio Knights line up on the field.
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The Super Bowl begins! Teams go-head-to-head at the Grand Terrace High School football stadium on Sunday.
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Ready, set, hike! Teams in the micro division continue their play.
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Spectators cheer from the Jurupa Steelers side during the Junior Micro football game.
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"Just like the boys, they've gotten better," said Jurupa Steelers cheer coach Hingrit Cruz.
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Some of the Shadow Hill Indio Knights look on as their teammates rush the field.
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Spectators watch the game and cheer on their children in the Super Bowl at the Grand Terrace High School football field.
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The Shadow Hill Indio Knights in a tackle.
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Micro Division Apple Valley Rattlers prepare for the second game of the Super Bowl.
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After being awarded with their medals, the players rushed to the bleachers to meet with their families. In the Junior Micro Division, the first game, the Shadow Hill Indio Knights beat the Jurupa Steelers.
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