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Farmers aim to build on 2019 playoff season

by | Jul 2, 2020 | Latest, Sports

Football season will be here before we know it, at least we hope. The Farmersville Farmers football team has started workouts at the school in accordance with the UIL mandate that schools could start practicing on June 8.  This is the first time the kids have been at school since the COVID-19 shutdown started back in March. 

Farmersville Head Coach Brandon Hankins is excited to see his kids. 

“Just not being around our kids was the hardest part”, Hankins said. “I tried to do Zoom meetings with them, but it’s difficult when you don’t get to see them face to face because you don’t know what’s going on in their lives, and you worry about them because you care about them so much.”

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By Jason Kennedy[email protected]

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