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Football season kicks off in Seaford

Posted Wednesday, September 16, 2015 11:15 am

Broncos Players, from left, Thomas Kofod, Joseph Ulzheimer, James McHugh, Joseph Horodecki and James Manzick enjoyed the spread.

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Madison Uher, 14, held Kayleigh Elias, 7, during a cheerleading routine to celebrate the beginning of the Long Island Broncos football season at Seaman’s Neck Park in Seaford.

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Bronco cheerleaders entertained the crowd at the fall season kick-off on Sept. 12.

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Brady Falk ran through the arch as players were introduced.

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Justine LaVolpe with her daughter, Gia, 8, a Broncos cheerleader.

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The Long Island Broncos held its fall season kick-off celebration last Saturday at Seaman’s Neck Park. The Seaford-based youth football and cheerleading organization treated players and parents to food and drinks.

Players were introduced from each team, and the cheerleaders performed for the crowd. The first set of games was held the following day — coinciding with the first Sunday of the NFL season — and the schedule runs through mid-November. The Broncos, established in 1966, is open to football players ages 5-12 and cheerleaders ages 6-11.

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