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DC STARS FOOTBALL & CHEER

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Football · Daly City area · San Mateo County, CA

Youth tackle football and cheer for ages 5-14 in Daly City, with practices and home games at Jefferson HS.

Sports
Football · Cheer
Offers
Rec
Ages
Ages 5–14
Cost
$375 2026 fall tackle season registration fee
League
Bay Area Pop Warner
Location
Daly City area
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