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Three of the five football captains have missed game time due to injuries.

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The Falcons are searching for their first win of the season, and will do so at home after a three-week road stretch. Fountain Hills lost 69-7 to Camp Verde on Sept. 10, but head coach Nick Rock said the tough week extended beyond that.

“We lost a lot of kids at Coolidge (Week 3) due to injury…three out of our five captains didn’t play so we’ve had to have a lot of younger guys step up,” he said.

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