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2026-10-06 15:32
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Students injured as NJ high school bleachers collapse in scary football game scene
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NJ High School Students Injured After Section of Bleachers Collapses During Football Game
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Four high school students were injured over the weekend when the railing in a section of bleachers at Bergen Catholic High School collapsed amid a frenzied celebration after the Crusaders upset Don Bosco Prep.
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At least four high school students were injured at a high school football game in New Jersey over the weekend. The post NJ High School Students Injured After Section of Bleachers Collapses During Football Game appeared first on Breitbart .
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