(Kron) – lights returned on Friday night in the eastern Gulf, but with some unexpected changes.
Football teams at Mount Diablo High School cannot play in its field after a fire that destroyed it last week. But society is sure to open their season without an obstacle.
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Chanting and landing is what Diablo Mountain is the Red Devils.
However, what is unfamiliar is that they play what was supposed to be their first match in the season at Concorde Secondary School.
Dr. Marcil McCain, director of Jabal Diablo Secondary School, said it is a silver lining of the Diablo Junior Junior teams and the squash wearing.
Dr. McCain said: “We are all the same society, the same families, the same children. So, when someone is in need, this is what you must do – you give your hand.” “We are grateful to the Concord Secondary School to allow us to borrow their field. This is what we will do. We will do the same.”
Run the fire last week at the new football field in Jabal Diablo at the High School. It is not known how long it will take to fix it.
Meanwhile, the community gathered to support the players, such as the ASCOC Michael Vasquez.
“I see a lot of familiar faces, especially from school. The teachers, all parents came to support us, which is good.”
Vasquiz said that he and his colleagues focus on what they know. “Just continue to be from us, as you know. Do not let the external things change from us and as long as we stayed on us and remain as a team, nothing can prevent us.”
Marcus Moore, coach of the coach, said the team’s goal is to direct frustration to victories.
“They are now excited to do something really important, and this matters,” coach Moore said. “Her professions have begun in Scawash for some, she finishes their career for others. Now we are here. Regardless of” here “, we are here and we will be loud while we are here.”
The Mount Diablo Secondary School is currently looking for the next school to present a field for the end of next week. They say they take it one day at one time.