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SPORTSCape Gazette·9h ago

Cape flag football makes history, downs Caesar Rodney 44-20

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The Cape flag football team defeated Caesar Rodney with a final score of 44-20. This victory marked the program's first-ever game played at Legends Stadium. The historic win for the Vikings occurred on September 18, 2026.

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