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Clarksville Fox faces the Cattanooga Locomotion on Saturday evening
The Clarksville Fox Women’s Semi-Pro Football (2-3) team will host conference foe, Chattanooga Locomotion on Saturday May 30th 2009 at 7:00p.m. All Fox home games are held at Northwest High School (800 Lafayette Road)
The national anthem will be performed by Kevin Riner. The coin toss will be done by Harry Galbreath, a retired NFL Star who’s football career started right here in Clarksville. Harry graduated from Clarksville High School, started every game for four years at the University of Tennessee, drafted and played 5 years with the Miami Dolphins before going three years with the Green Bay Packers and finishing his NFL career with one year at the New York Jets. Since he retired from the NFL, Harry has coached at different colleges with last year being the strength and conditioning coach for the UT Vols.
The Clarksville Fox facing the Tennessee Valley Tigers
Tickets at the gate are $10 for general admission and free for children 10 and under. In order to honor those serving our country, all active and retired military personnel and their dependents with a valid identification card will be admitted for $5 at each home game. In addition students with valid identification will receive half off admission. Pre-sale tickets are available for $5. Visit www.theclarksvillefox.com for more information.
Upon entrance to the game, patrons will receive a raffle ticket to win gifts and prizes including autographed Nashville Predator memorabilia, Clarksville Fox T-shirts, and gifts from our sponsors. Tickets can also be purchased for a 50/50 drawing for a cash prize to be awarded at the game.
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