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A North Surrey Eagle tackles a determined Cloverdale Cougar during a football game in Cloverdale.

Brandon Price of the North Surrey Eagles

Brandon Price of the North Surrey Eagles

Brandon Price of the North Surrey Eagles, left, tackles Cloverdale Cougar Raphael Alcoreza during a Junior Bantam football game at Cloverdale Athletic Park on Sept. 22.

Alcoreza scored two touchdowns, and the Cougars won 26-6.

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