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JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL REPORT: War Eagles Set For Clash

Posted: September 23, 2010 at 2:50 a.m.

Rogers Heritage freshman quarterback Josh Qualls throws a pass Sept. 9 while being pressured by the Bentonville Black defense in Tiger Stadium in Bentonville.

By Justin Wedgworth
Rogers Heritage freshman quarterback Josh Qualls throws a pass Sept. 9 while being pressured by the Bentonville Black defense in Tiger Stadium in Bentonville.

Two undefeated ninth-grade football teams will scrap for first place in the Northwest Arkansas Conference tonight in Springdale, and Rogers Heritage coach Jason Upton can’t wait for the challenge.

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