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COPPERMINE FIELDHOUSE

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Football · Mount Washington area · Baltimore City, MD

NFL FLAG football leagues and camps for kids ages 4-12, alongside soccer, lacrosse and gymnastics programs.

Sports
Football · Soccer · Lacrosse · Gymnastics
Offers
Rec · Camps
Ages
Ages 4–12
Location
Mount Washington area
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From the organization’s own website · checked Nov 2026

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