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I’ve worked relentlessly for years, dedicating everything to the game I love. That hard work paid off, in two seasons I’ve broken every single season and career QB record at McDowell. Aaron Slocum Coach Davison Brad Maendler @PRZPAvic Pennsylvania Football News

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John Cavanagh1 year ago

@COACHSLOCUM @NateDavison4 @BradMaendler @PRZPAvic @PaFootballNews Congratulations on an outstanding @MCDFBOFFICIAL career. I am looking forward to seeing you back on the floor for @mcdbasketball this season! Best of luck in the future.

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