Gallery: Boys Varsity Football faces Providence Academy in final home game

Lucy Li, Online Editor in Chief and Print Managing Editor|October 12, 2013

Junior running back Louie Bogolub races past a Providence Academy player.

The Boys Varsity Football team had their final home game, which supported the Coaches vs. Cancer program, on Oct. 11. The game was also Senior Night, so seniors and their families were honored during halftime. The team lost 0-42. For more photos, check out the full gallery on the Rubicon’s Facebook page here.

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BACKHAND. Senior Baasit Mahmood hits a backhand stroke against the Mahtomedi Zephyrs towards the beginning of the game. The second match went on for more than two hours, with the Spartans losing 3-4.

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LOCKED IN. Senior Theo Zimmerman, a more experienced player, springs up off the grass with the frisbee in hand after taking a fall.

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