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Sportsmanship important aspect

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The excitement of high school football returns to the Tri-State Area this week, beginning with Bellaire's visit to Buckeye Local on Thursday night. A series of games will follow on Friday, including a significant matchup between Steubenville Big Red and Youngstown Ursuline. Community support extends beyond football, as other fall sports like soccer, golf, and volleyball also commence. The West Virginia high school football season starts next week, with Oak Glen visiting Weir High and Brooke hosting Beaver Local. The article highlights the educational value of athletics, teaching participants about goal-setting, accountability, and community pride.

Fans are reminded to cheer respectfully, recognizing that these athletes are still in their teens. The annual football preview edition, "Prep Football 2025," is available in local newspapers, providing insights into area teams. This season serves not only as entertainment but also as a vital part of youth development in the region.

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