Two Sparkman Football Players Sign Scholarships

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By Bob Labbe Published

5:34 am Friday, December 17, 2021

Two Sparkman Football Players Sign Scholarships

HARVEST- Two Sparkman football players have signed scholarships to continue playing their favorite sport in college. Luke Schomburg, left, and Kenny Hall, right, chose their place of destiny alongside Sparkman head coach Laron White. Schomburg signed with University of Tennessee-Chattanooga as a quarterback, while Hall agreed to attend the Naval Academy as a defensive back.

Photo- Steven Matthew Rogers, Sparkman High School

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Two Sparkman Football Players Sign Scholarships

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