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MVHS sends 3 to Shriner game
Friday, July 25, 2008
RUMFORD - Three 2008 graduates from Mountain Valley High School will represent the area Friday night during the annual Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic football game in Biddeford.
Elizabeth Shaw, 19, of Rumford will be one of the cheerleaders. Falcon football players Dean McCrillis, 18, of Peru and Derek Sicotte, 18, of Rumford will be on the football team.
Mary Bradley, mother of Shaw, said the game, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Waterhouse Field, is the 19th annual East-West All Star game.
Funds raised from the event benefit the Shriners Hospital in Boston, which treats children who are burned. |
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