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Volleyball · Atlantic City area · Atlantic County, NJ

Catholic youth athletic program offering volleyball, football, basketball, cheer, baseball, softball and track.

Sports
Volleyball · Football · Basketball · Cheer · Baseball · Softball · Track & XC
Offers
Rec
Ages
Grades 6-8
Location
Atlantic City area
PRACTICE PLAN

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Pleasantville Jr. Jokers Football OrganizationREC
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Absecon Social and Athletic Club (ASAC)REC
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From the organization’s own website · checked Sep 2026

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