High School Football Showcase
The Endzone 7on7 football tournament
Mar 5, 2020, 6:30 am
The Endzone 7on7 Tournament will feature the best high school football players from around the country on their select teams! A total of 48 teams are descending upon football country (the great state of Texas) to compete against each other to see who has the best players and what state the best players come from. States represented include Texas, California, Florida, Oklahoma, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
The tournament will take place at Gosling Sports Fields in The Woodlands on Saturday March 7th and Sunday March 8th from 9am to 5pm. Tickets will be sold at the gate. Also, The Endzone7on7 Tournament will be the first 7on7 football tournament in the country to be a Pay Per View event. People can also watch the whole weekend if they log on to Fite TV or download the FiteTV App. There are two purchase options: for only $14.99, you get access to all eight fields for both days of the two day tournament, or for $9.99, you get only one day's access to all eight fields.
For more info, you can visit Endzone 7on7's website. Be sure to follow them on Twitter and Facebook for more updates and info as well.
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Key moment
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Key Stat
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