Springfield International Charter School football will play in the Tri-County League next year, per the team’s Instagram page.
It will be year two of the program and the team’s first full varsity season. @WMassNews@Sicsfball@MichaelDublin15@coach_belanger
I was going to make a celebratory tweet but then I was hit with sadness because we are celebrating something that is clear as day. The fact that so many injustices occurred to make us hold our breath toward this outcome is really telling.
To day is a day of cautious optimism and nerve. Cautiously optimistic bc the decision today is one that fortunately defied the norm. Nervous because this is not the only step that needs to be taken. I hope folks see millions of transgretions preceded this event. Work to be done.
���Not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept”
We are what we repeatedly do... knowing this is that not a great excuse to truly evaluate our actions on the day to day? Repeatedly strive to improve as an individual, for individuals—and I turn the greater good. #NoteToSelf
Kellen Mond, 4 year starter 2nd winningest QB in A&M history behind Johnny Football—comes into an unranked team as a freshman and leaves it with three top 20 finishes and the schools highest AP ranking in 80 years... just saying, don’t sleep on him 🤫 #GigEm