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🌱 Patch AM: Why Monta Vista football is mixing varsity and JV this season

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  • Why Monta Vista football is mixing varsity and JV this season

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📰 News we're reading

• Mt. Diablo cancels remainder of its varsity football season, cites safety concerns (fresnobee.com) — A Bay Area high school football shakeup now includes Monta Vista of Cupertino, which is playing a hybrid varsity/JV schedule because of too many inexperienced players. The move comes as Mt. Diablo High cancels its varsity season entirely over safety concerns after several lopsided losses. For Cupertino families, this underscores how roster depth and safety are reshaping local prep football schedules.
   

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