Kings Bay Youth Organization hosts first homecoming game since start of pandemic
The Kings Bay Youth Organization hosted a homecoming football game Sunday – it’s first since the beginning of the pandemic.
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Oct 23, 2022, 3:04 PM
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407ds agoThe Kings Bay Youth Organization hosted a homecoming football game Sunday – it’s first since the beginning of the pandemic.
The organization is a nonprofit that has operated for more than 50 years. Leagues are managed and made up entirely of volunteers.
Organizers say the group is dedicated to teaching the youth the fundamentals of football while also instilling positive life values.
Kings Bay Football also offers tackle football for all players ages 6-14, along with four teams that travel throughout the five boroughs.
