Canadian Teenagers Join American Football Team Across the Border
In short
- Students from Milk River, Alberta, and Sunburst, Montana, have joined forces on one football team.
- The team unites fans from both countries in two small border towns.
- The source gives no further detail on how the arrangement was made.
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The arrangement lets students from both sides of the border play together rather than go without a team. It also brings fans from two countries to the same games. The source is brief, so the details of how it was organised are not known.
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From CBS News
High school students from small towns of Sunburst, Montana, and Milk River, Alberta, have joined forces and are uniting fans from both countries.
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Some kids in Canada and some kids in the United States now play football on the same team. They live in small towns on either side of the border. Their team brings fans from both countries together. Talk about it: what would you like about being on a team with kids from another country?
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