42nd Annual Foodball Kicks Off For Aberdeen & Hoquiam High Schools

Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at 10:14 AM

The FoodBall weigh-in is Monday November 7th.

The 42^nd year of Foodball has kicked off for Aberdeen and Hoquiam High schools. The calendar is full, and this year includes the return of storefront canvassing and the Community Blitz. Tomorrow night its muscle beach volleyball at Aberdeen High starting at 6 while the Dallas Brass Concert happens at Hoquiam High at 7. A full calendar of events for both schools can be found at our website. The FoodBall weigh-in is Monday November 7^th.

https://www.asd5.org/cms/lib/WA01001311/Centricity/Domain/40/Foodball%20Events.pdf

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